any bengali here? a very old band named Jotugriho did a song called Arjun Sen.. loosely based on this particular song.. a very good reindition.. the original song is beautiful too !
~ and Joan Baez will always be inmitten and among Us and be me and Loves We love inhere love Love. '' ♡♡&♡♧". und Danke Joan Yours Katharina Scharlowski
I have been in love with this woman since the first time that I saw and heard her back in the 60's . To me this is some of her best work she actually makes me feel the pain of these three individuals. Very sad very touching tale .
Trip Lucid. LOL , I have been listening and singing this song for 45 + years and I only realized his name a few days ago. I fell in love with Joan Baez in 1969, Woodstock. I have much empathy for kilowatt .
Remembering and listening to this sad and so proper song for the times we are living today. Now we're doing better. We are separating children not only from the father but also from the mother. We put them in cages and then disappear them forever.
did you complain when Obama enacted the same policy? probably not. And also the people bringing children over and have no proof they are the parents are sometimes child smugglers bringing them over to sell into child pornography, ever think of that? nope of course not
Thank you Joan you still mean something great in me, its a joy for my ears, a big emotion in my heart and something very strong and painful in my mind.
I know this is a sad song, but I can't help but dance along to it. Especially when the guitar starts to become fast and dancy. But still this song is very moving.
first verse strangely reminds me of Paul John Knowles.... James Dean charming but psyhotic murderous type.. well, he was devil but he finished on his own terms... like Billy Rose
Dante Manfredi Oh,I get the lyrics,we're supposed to knockdown all the prisons and let the criminals roam free to attack and rob the rest of us. What I don't get is why anyone would want that.
We're supposed to feel sorry for all our brothers, the other human beings, especially the lost ones. Because, compassion for the ones we already love is not compassion at all.To Love the sinner is not equal to love the sin. Never on earth hate won hate. Love wins the hate.
@@eduardobraivein8496 You're absolutely right I have a friend that's in jail and was given three years for lying to a grand jury. A lie anyone would have told if they were afraid of the consequences on the outside. Don't judge everyone in jail . a lot of them did nothing , quite a few of them did a lot less then they were charged with and the rest guilty as charged sir. And what it amounts to when young kids get incarcerated is Gladiator School. It keeps the circle going.
any bengali here? a very old band named Jotugriho did a song called Arjun Sen.. loosely based on this particular song.. a very good reindition..
the original song is beautiful too !
Yes. Similar theme and tune
Ami bangali
বটে
আর'ও একজন গায়ক, আমার মনে হয়, এই গান'টি নিজের বলে চালিয়েছেন, অবশ্য "অর্জুন সেন" নামে নয়। সিওর হয়ে বলব
Yupp
Such purity of voice. I think we will never hear the likes of it again. How blessed I came to know of her in my teens.
She still sings, and still writes songs.
~ and Joan Baez will always be inmitten and among Us and be me
and Loves We love inhere love Love.
'' ♡♡&♡♧".
und
Danke Joan
Yours
Katharina Scharlowski
Joan Baez, a voice, a conscious, a humanitarian carrying on across the generations - like wings of inspirations and hope.
I have been in love with this woman since the first time that I saw and heard her back in the 60's .
To me this is some of her best work she actually makes me feel the pain of these three individuals. Very sad very touching tale .
Joan Baez one of the finest singers ever. Her songs bring me to tears sometimes. I always had a little secret crush on her.
Her music revealed an entirely new kind of approach to music to me during my teens.love singing them
Lived this song, so too have many of my dear friends here in Georgia & Florida. RIP best wishes & sincerest regards !! ♡
Trip Lucid. LOL , I have been listening and singing this song for 45 + years and I only realized his name a few days ago. I fell in love with Joan Baez in 1969, Woodstock. I have much empathy for kilowatt .
I love this song so much still listening to it on repeat in 2017!!!
I'm still listening to it in 2020 too!
Remembering and listening to this sad and so proper song for the times we are living today. Now we're doing better. We are separating children not only from the father but also from the mother. We put them in cages and then disappear them forever.
did you complain when Obama enacted the same policy? probably not. And also the people bringing children over and have no proof they are the parents are sometimes child smugglers bringing them over to sell into child pornography, ever think of that? nope of course not
Been there, still am..& feel this :-(
Thank you Joan you still mean something great in me, its a joy for my ears, a big emotion in my heart and something very strong and painful in my mind.
God bless you Joan, here I am still crying.
BEST vocals ever.
Great, Joan Baez!!!!
Funny thing (tongue in cheek )... These days, the PRISON TRILOGY always makes me think that it might have been a present TO NASTY MAN...
2020. Still here
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awesome !!!
❤️❤️
I know this is a sad song, but I can't help but dance along to it. Especially when the guitar starts to become fast and dancy. But still this song is very moving.
I didn't realize that the aging con was called Kilowatt. The Kilowatts of electricity, used for the death sentence?
good point.
That wasn't the only form used tho ,
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Here after watching Bengali rendition of this song, about NRC of Assam
I've known these people.
first verse strangely reminds me of Paul John Knowles.... James Dean charming but psyhotic murderous type.. well, he was devil but he finished on his own terms... like Billy Rose
sorry but it is Keeler Ward and not Kilowatt
Are you sure?
Anyway, it makes more sense 'cause I've never met anyone named KILOWATT!
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Some people are imprisoned unfairly....others deserve to rot there -_-
Hey Brian chandler I Don t think you understand the meaning of the lyrics of the song...
Dante Manfredi Oh,I get the lyrics,we're supposed to knockdown all the prisons and let the criminals roam free to attack and rob the rest of us. What I don't get is why anyone would want that.
or life for that matter...
@@brianchandler1966 Exactly!
@@brianchandler1966 ok,Trump!
Italiano.
So,we're supposed to feel sorry for criminals?
Brian Chandler what a stupid question
We're supposed to feel sorry for all our brothers, the other human beings, especially the lost ones. Because, compassion for the ones we already love is not compassion at all.To Love the sinner is not equal to love the sin. Never on earth hate won hate. Love wins the hate.
The question here is: who are the REAL criminals?
@@eduardobraivein8496
You're absolutely right I have a friend that's in jail and was given three years for lying to a grand jury. A lie anyone would have told if they were afraid of the consequences on the outside. Don't judge everyone in jail . a lot of them did nothing , quite a few of them did a lot less then they were charged with and the rest guilty as charged sir. And what it amounts to when young kids get incarcerated is Gladiator School. It keeps the circle going.
tackless 'Tis true, unfortunately.