Vashti Bunyan Young Interview
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Rare Vashti Bunyan interview, titled "Where have all the flowers gone?" featured in 1970 BBC One documentary tv show "Everyman". Vashti and at the time partner Robert Lewis are travelling in their horse cart.
I really hope this doesn't get copystriked.
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If anyone is interested, I have a copy of "From Here to Before" , the marvelous Kieran Evan's documentary about Vashti's travel. Unfortunately it has never been commercialized, but from time to time it pops up on the internet. Last time it did, I've downloaded it.
It never was commercialized, sadly - supposedly because it contains some BBC footage, this one in this video in fact - which made it hard to distribute widely.
If it will ever be commercialized I'll remove the download link: it's only fair to Vashti and Kieran, but until then I just want to give a chance to see the movie to all those who, like me, searched for it everywhere on the internet for years.
Download link is below ;)
i'm really interested in seeing this movie but there's no way to dm on this website! any chance you can upload the whole thing on your channel?
It would be greatly appreciated if you uploaded it!!!
Unlucky it has been uploaded once in the past and promptly removed for copyright infringement. Here's the link tho, tell me if there's any problem with it :)
drive.google.com/file/d/1qrzgOpZzR94bZdPaiTqEy6jebeftJK0k/view?usp=drivesdk
@@TheHarryPotters fantastic! thank you so much. i'm eternally grateful
Doesn’t look like the link is working for some reason, but would still love to see.. :)
"i felt I needed to teach them to live in the world that is - and not how I want it to be."
that is probably the most important insight for parents who have any ideals at all.
That's a recipe for conservativeship if taken to an extreme, tho. Status quo sometimes needs changing: to teach your kids that things can be different, maybe more similar to what you'd desire, is not wrong.
I think that Vashti's adventure ended due to necessities and possibilities: they were on their own in their "revolutionary" adventure - which as they stated wasn't started as a performance but as an heartfelt desire. Thing's tough, as she explained in her movie, and with children on their way, you need to figure out what's best for them as a whole.
If they had the possibility to assure them the best while preserving their more unconventional lifestyle, I'd bet they would've done it
@@TheHarryPotters Appreciate the reply, one objection tho: Teaching the kids how to deal with the world as is doesn't prevent you from teaching them how to change things for the better. But you won't do shit if you believe you already live in a perfect world.
@@JosephSchneider26 Absolutely, I agree! The main thing at the end of the day is to teach them to scrutinize the world, to allow them to see it as it really is and then, if they're willing to try, change it
She is so delicate and softly spoken! Her music is so whimsical and completely underrated, she deserved more recognition for her absolutely beautiful work. Thank you for uploading!
Thank you for passing by!
Can you recommend a few more artists that are similar?
@@the3ambreeze sibylle baier
4:24 - "I've got to teach them to live in the world as it is, not how I think it should be." She has a lot of wisdom that so many parents could use.
She seems to be a truly wonderful person.
Literally.
Think about what the word 'wonderful' is really supposed to mean. It gets tossed around way too carelessly. And in the world we find ourselves in, the word 'wonderful' doesn't really apply to all that many things. That's why I'm so inspired, intriged, and enamoured by her.
i discovered her music a few months ago, and i immediately am a fan of her and her music. she has a voice that can calm me down from my anxious thoughts at night, her voice is like a lullaby, her songs puts me to sleep in a good way. I've been looking everywhere for a deeper look into her personality, and her in general because she's just so entrancing, intriguing, she's special, you know? i'm glad i found this video. thankyou so much
Me too.
I have to find a CD album of some of her music, particularly an CD album that contains just another diamond day.
Same happened to me few weeks ago.
Greetings from Costa Rica 🇨🇷
Holy shit, she is so inspiring. I can't imagine how stressful it was to not have the Hebridean people be kind to her and then have the record fall through and feel more isolated than ever. Such a poignant reminder of how our ideals can clash with outside world.
That ending is probably the most aesthetically pleasing thing I've ever seen.
I definitely get a kick out of “Hoostin, Texas”
The rainbow river has a small boy fishing with a worm🌾
I love how completely honest she is here. She doesn't know exactly why she's made the choices that she has, and she isn't going to reduce it to a simple story that will satisfy other people, or herself. That's a rare thing.
Yes, that was my impression, too. She's being very honest and 'unguarded' ... truthful.
What a wonderful family. They really suited the aesthetic which Vashti so vividly painted on Just Another Diamond Day
Wow! This is an amazing look into a part of Vashti's life. Thanks so much for posting it. What an honest and humble person. Very inspirational.
Totally agree! I highly suggest you to check out her series of articles on thesocial.com about her travel, the de-romanticization of it but the beauty of it as well! Amazing articles by Vashti herself
www.thesocial.com/?s=Vashti+Bunyan&post_type%5B%5D=post&post_type%5B%5D=exhibition&post_type%5B%5D=ajde_events Here they are :)
I just discovered Vashti on another video. I feel sooooooooo cheated! Had I known about Vashti as a teenager in the mid sixties I would have been heartbroken and crushed that she took off with another man (ok, I was only 17) as I would have fallen madly in love with her. Oh wait..........damn.
She is still beautiful, humble and soft spoken. Her voice and music are still haunting. I hope she has had a life well lived. God Bless.
Her music is beautiful
I dont usually watch RUclips signed into my account but I signed in just because I had to say thank you for uploading this. I am a huge fan of Vashti's ever since I discovered her music a few years ago. Thank you so much for this little gem and for the link to From Here to Before Im going to watch it now
You don't know how happy I am to read this. All I wanted was a little space in which I could bring a bit of closure among Vashti's fans. I think we got it here. Thank you man.
Her music has enchanted me. So beautiful! My favorite songs from her are Rose Hip November, Winter is Blue, and I'd Like to Walk Around In Your Mind. Linda Perhacs is also a favorite of mine. She has a similar style but with more experimental instrumentals
the fact that they had business linked with Houston TX, my hometown in the states, makes this even more unbelievable
🌈🎶Hola Vashti!Este año descubrí tu bella música,tan especial y única..Tus canciones son como los cuentos de hadas y tu canto tiene tanta suavidad que llena el alma de paz💫🌈Este video sobre tu historia es hermoso ..Bueno desde aquí te envío estos👏👏👏y un abrazo de Luz😁 Gracias Vashti!!! 👏🎶💫🌈 Silvia Capital Federal Argentina 🇦🇷🌈
Qué bonito comentario! La música de Vashti es como un abrazo al alma.
Que lindo ver gente habla hispana acá!
Philosophies of a smart woman 👍🏼
I'm so happy to see a recent post of her with already 17k views and so many recent comments!!
Thank you for the upload!
Same! For her niche, this blow up! I was expecting it at all
@@TheHarryPotters really this made my day and congrats btw!
Also I like your username ✨✨
hey, thank you so much for uploading this. I've been listening to vashti since i was a teenager and never knew about the existence of this documentary! hugs from brazil!
Hey there! Thank you so much for commenting! I must say, it's impressive how big the Vashti's fans community is!
oh my god an angel
Such a wonderful find this is, thank you for sharing this documentary.
Thank you very much for sharing this, as well as your links to the documentary and articles! Vashti and her music have absolutely enthralled me over the past few years. I feel like her work is the very definition of a hidden treasure.
If you think about it, about her and her music history, it's truly is: what were the odds? We really risked back in the sixties, we could have lost all of this. Makes me wonder how many other Vashti's have been out there, crashed by market demands and commercial interests
I love Vashti ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this.
Thank you for watching!
wonderful - i watched this as a teenager - and it inspired me so much - later i discovered she had done records - and they are brilliant too.
My brother bought me Lookaftering for my 14th birthday. I've since been a huge fan. Thanks for uploading this is great to watch
Thanks to you for watching! :)
you have a cool brother haha
Wow thanks so much for uploading this. I assumed there wouldn't be any footage of her back during this time and that there where just a few images so it's very cool to see this considering how fascinating she is.
All you said basically constitute the reason why I was so deadset on finding this footage and uploading it here. It wasn't easy to find, but here we are :)
This is so lovely. Thank you for posting and the articles too!!
Thank you for sharing the interest in this artist's peculiar story 😊
Omg thank you Very much!I just love her, every day I hear some music from her to calm me down against anxiety, and she is a big inspiration to me ,thanks for posting this video!❤️
It's exactly the reason why I tracked down this video! Vashti Bunyan Gang! :)
Beautiful. Thank you for this!
Thank you for watching man!
Another Diamond Day 👍
Those dandelion wheels she writes about in Wayward
i love to see people who think of simplicity like me 💛
1 mill away bohnham was shooting for the song remains the same.
I LOVE HER. she is so soft and warm. 🤍
Thank you so much for the link. I've been searching everywhere for a chance to see this documentary.
That's awesome! I'm super glad you managed to find it in the end 🙏
Love the video, amazing to see the insight of such an amazing artist and delightful person!
So lovely, thank you for posting! 🧡
Thank you for watching! ☺️
Guys, Vashti's new book about her traveling experience is out today! You can buy it here (it's not an associate link. Just a genuine fan supporting Vashti): store.whiterabbitbooks.co.uk/products/wayward?_pos=1&_psq=Way&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Edit: do yourself a favor and get this book, it's fantastic
I love her, her voice and song(s)... thank you for uploading this!
Thank you for watching! 😇
"Hoosten" Texas
Thank you so much
Thank you for watching! 😊
Absolutely amazing!😍🔥🙌🏻
what an enchanting and talented musician. her music reminds me a lot of nick drake. thanks so much for uploading 💖
Hooston Texas
That's how a character in the great "Local Hero" (1983) pronounced it, too.
Amazing❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I wish I could have a beautifil family and life like that. What a dream. Instead I have to live a wasted life in the dark choked pits of the City on low wages never achieving status or worth of any kind. That was a time of ideas and art and individuality, and spiritual prosperity. Now is a time of struggle. Back then a man could live in a caravan and still get a woman and two kids. Lol. How crazy. I can barely look after a cat let a lone a wife and kids.
They were lucky, but it wasn't as easy as it sounds. I suggest you to take a look at the articles in the description, wrote by Vashti herself, or maybe the movie about her travel. It's down in the comment.
They took all the risk of living a truly anticapitalist life and, in the end, they couldn't make it. They had to go back to a more common life. I blame this torturing system that enslaves us on the altar of productivity above all else.
Don't think like that man. If you believe there is no hope of living how you want to live you will never have any hope.
People live alternative lifestyles in this modern age. You just have to remember that an alternative lifestyle is one that is limited by your imagination and attitude because only you can do it how you may want it. People like Vashti in the 60s didn't have anybody to look to and show them how to live, they had to do it for themselves. If you live a life you don't like nobody is gonna want to spend their time with you, but if you pave yourself the path to a future of happiness and peace then people will follow.
Think for yourself, do what you want to do, don't let doubt bring you down. You don't want to live in city? Fucking move out stop being a bitch if your life is shit then fix it. Don't wait around to just die.
@@lewis5384 true. It is never ever too late
We'll put! I'm keeping a copy of this comment, as I walk my (indoor) cat on a leash. 🙂
Hoo-ston, Texas
unreal
Hi there, I would like to see this documentary if you still have access to it.
There you go mate! drive.google.com/file/d/1qrzgOpZzR94bZdPaiTqEy6jebeftJK0k/view?usp=drivesdk
It's like watching Walkabout, but in Britain.
???
Just another diamond day will always match my spiritual to earthly heart.
Words spoken of such simple things.
But these simple things and silent moments bring us just.... A little... Peace.. For a while.
As more houses are built and less birds and wildlife and woods are here on this island.
Take the option now to walk through the real English countryside.
Before they concrete it all over.
And enjoy.
The last of England.
They ship their antiques to Who-ston, which is apparently in Texas.
1:00 i'm sorry he listed 3 things he wants to breed and the list goes thus: horses, dogs, people.
What in the actual sixties?
i feel like that was just thinly veiled innuendo, judging by his little smirk at the end lol
based
And Vashti pilled
whats the first song in the beginning
Rainbow River, from Vashti of course
She is a positive woman and I think you could have stolen horses with her 🎠
Vashti was/is one stunningly pretty young lady, on top of everything else of course.
Well spoken. Oxford University.
Maybe we are just growing up...not many make it my dear sister
Love british folk!
Hoostin
Hello steph how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
just found this rare gem. but for some reason i cant find the link to download it? can you please show me the direct link. ppretty please. :)
Here you go friend! drive.google.com/file/d/1qrzgOpZzR94bZdPaiTqEy6jebeftJK0k/view
@@TheHarryPotters the best day before the end of 2021! hahaha thanks!
She reminds me of Dodie
… great insight! And … #volvogate
What's volvogate?
Got a bit weepy when Bess turned up.
Have you read Wayward? You get affectionate to that horse while reading it
@@TheHarryPotters I have indeed.
wasn't it a beautiful dream to have? wonder what happened to the horse?
but who is vashti bunyan?:c
Listen to the album 'Just Another Diamond Day' 😉
A famous singer with a curious musical past: discovered in the '60s, she disappeared from the musical scene for thirty years due to the lack of success in what was a very pressuring and spectacle-driven musical scene. During these thirty years, unbeknownst to her, her fame kept growing and her music had developed a cult of follower. She found out about it in 1997, while randomly searching her name on the web as most of us do sometimes; there are plenty of video here in the correlated section, I suggest you to watch them! If you're interested, in the pinned comment down here there's a whole movie about her :)
@@TheHarryPotters omg i didn't knew her, the singing sounds pretty warming
I'll do that, thanks!
One of my favorite singers
I laughed so hard when I saw this comment!
But it's totally understandable. I mean, I wouldn't have known if it weren't for *Patriot*.
she is goddess
Anyone hear Breed horses, Dogs and humans? Hippies 😅
🤎
,Rêves de Rêves de l" inachevet 💋🐬
You're invited to my home in east chico california
Thanks, Andrew 😂👍
She learned a lesson about champagne socialists.
And you learned a lesson about being a fucking twat