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I’m the bass player in the video. You literally nailed it in your reaction. The tune is based on some lost and found Bob Dylan lyrics. All the players draw from jazz, blues, creole, Cajun, oldtime, New Orleans even opera. The vibe in the room was electric. That was the first song of the night, but, the second take. The first take was ferocious but when it was finished the producers discovered that the fiddle mic wasn’t turned on so we had to do it AGAIN. It seemed like an impossible task in the moment but we gathered ourselves and played it again. I thought the first take was even better but others in the band felt the second take was the best. Guess we will never know. But at least we have this to remember that very special afternoon. Thx again.
Jason, I've watched you in many many videos. You are awesome!
Thank you ibassnote.
Giddens is an expert on traditional musical history as well as one hell of a performer and songwriter. I strongly suggest her "Julie" and her version of "Wayfaring Stranger" but "Bootlegger's Daughter" is my personal favorite.
She is the greatest voice of a lifetime PERIOD
Rhiannon was really well known with the Carolina Chocolate Drops which were known for doing old time Americana , rag and country along with the spiritual aspect of slavery and the influence it had on our Americana music. CCD also played with the famous Irish group the Chieftains where you'll notice some of her influence from traditional Irish.
Beautiful haunting voice! May I also suggest (whether you react to it or not but just give it a listen) Cornbread and Butterbeans by the chocolate drops to hear their more traditional music.
Cornbread and Butterbeans is probably the first song I heard of CCD about 10 years ago. I've kept up with them even after they parted ways. Also check out Riro's House on WNRN
Spanish Mary started from unfinished Bob Dylan lyrics that she completed as part of the New Basement Tapes that she did with T-Bone Burnett, Jim James, Elvis Costello, Marcus Mumford, and Taylor Goldsmith. You should hear her Duncan and Jimmy, Lost On The River, and Hidee Hidee Ho on the same recording. She is one of the 'guides' on Ken Burn's 'Country' documentary on PBS and was a regular on the show Nashville for its last two seasons. She has composed music for a ballet (Caroline Randall Will
iam's Lucy Negro Redux) and done the libretto and music (with Michael Abels) for an Opera due out 2022 at Spoleto in Charleston. She hosts a podcast for the Met Opera (she trained as an Opera Singer at Oberlin) and is also the Artistic Director of the Silkroad Ensemble which Yo Yo Ma founded. She does not like genre (her Keynote speeches at Big Ears and Folk Alliance International make that apparent) and she makes music that people like. She sings in Scots Gaelic, Italian, French, and Spanish. Co-founded the Carolina Chocolate Drops and the Our Native Daughters supergroup. She plays banjo (5 kinds), viola, fiddle, guitar, and a mean kazoo.
@Bobb Grimley If you are referring to New Basement Tapes she (and the others) took incomplete Bob Dyland lyrics (sitting in storage for 45 years)and completed them into a song and wrote the music.
@Bobb Grimley I am not sure. The Showtime documentary showed some of the original pages he wrote. But I have never seen a comparison of the final lyrics and Dylan's first draft. Each of the musicians seemed to comment on the lyrics and their varying degrees of completeness. There was one scene where Taylor Goldsmith and Jim James discussed trying to interpret the lyrics and posed the question if some were word games.
I have seen Rhiannon Giddens sing live several times and what I love about her music is that it encopasses lots of musical genres. In fact, it perfectly illustrates how most popular music shares common roots. One of the few singers where her voice is so wonderful that it is always worth listening to, whatever the genre.
She's a trained and talented operatic singer. She does this, bc that's what she does.
So great to see Giddens get the RUclips reaction treatment. What an absolute class act she is. Good job sir, and good on whoever suggested her to you.
She is incredible!! She fits in no boxes. She could hauntingly sing a phone book. One of her latest is called “I’m On My Way.” Do your ears and eyes a favor and check it out. PBS recently did an interview about her and where her music comes, her history. “Wayfarer Stranger” will blow your mind!
I have loved her from first hearing her on the doc The New Basement Tapes where she and 5 other (rather famous) musicians set music to recently found Dylan lyrics. They were put in the house where Dylan recorded with The Band near Woodstock, Big Pink. I ran to see her first performance in NYC (solo; she has been with her group The Carolina Chocolate Drops for several years) and she didn’t disappoint. Since then she has done so many things, my head spins. She was on several episodes of Nashville. She is involved in civil rights. She is remarkable, both her voice, and her banjo playing. She collaborates with many fine musicians. She continues to work hard: keep your eye/ears out for her. Her soul sings.
This is Lloyd. Thank you for reacting to her. A lot of her music is of historical reference, especially her writing. The fret-less banjo is an interpretation of instruments brought by African slaves to America. Many of her original pieces, Julie, and At the Purchaser's Option, are particularly poignant comments about that period in our history. She is classically trained and ventures into other genres, including old Gaelic. The waters run very deep.
Even though some of the content is serious, it needs to be told and understood. It is still, in many ways, going on today. Louisiana Man is more light-hearted.
It can be called Americana or roots music. She was trained in opera. Which explains her amazing control.
I see musicians making such amazing sounds together and it fills me with such joy tears stream down my cheeks. Joy!
You should hear factory girl or her entire freedom highway. She has written her own ballet too. She is changing music by writing history and telling it in such powerful ways. She brings up other women in music. The changes you are seeing are because of her in country . She formed our native daughters. She is very much in old folk music of North Carolina but lives in Ireland. Now she’s with Francesco who is Italian doing Arab sounds added in. The man with her in this is dirk Powell. Yes she is a masterpiece
She's probably best known for The Carolina Chocolate Drops, and The New Basement Tapes. This style is probably best called Americana Music. Sort of a blend of all the stereotypical folk styles and Jazz , Blues etc.
Rhiannon is amazing singer and player. She also plays Fiddle and Viola. I love her voice.
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Oh, and Bob Dylan wrote this and it wasn't recorded until The New Basement Tapes did it iirc.
It is a combo of Bluegrass and folk
Sic!
"Americana" is the name sometimes thrown at her genre. She doesn't really like the ideas of genres, though.
She is a true musical genius, unique; mind blowing musician ... and she's barefootin' !!
So Rhiannon Giddens can’t be put in a box. She does a mix of old songs from before slavery ended with a mix of her own new stuff too. Sometimes she is singing in Gaelic, and other times you just never know. Her work with Carolina Chocolate Drops is awesome. I also love her version of Wayfaring Stranger, but my absolute favorite is At The Purchasers Option. The lyrics for that song are so haunting and they will mess you up. Seriously, the best thing ever.
As for the crowd - Austin City Limits is a live studio taping. The Moody Theater only accommodates about 2700 people, and while every seat has a good view, it’s not the kind of venue where you can easily stand up and get rowdy. It’s expected that the audience expresses their appreciation politely, since the music is being filmed for later broadcast. It’s really only a tolerable venue because the tickets are given away free by lottery. I’ve been a few times, and it’s always worthwhile, but it’s not the same as a standard concert.
She’s classically trained but it’s the minstrel banjo that cuts through my soul. It’s a legacy of our people, bruh.
Her album Freedom Highway is a masterpiece. At the Purchaser's Option, Birmingham Sunday... She shines with the Carolina Chocolate Drops too. A real national treasure.
She's a Barefoot Singer Check out one of Her Blue Grass shows. "Ruby " is a good one to start with
She's a freaking LEGEND
My first introduction was when she was with Carolina Chocolate Drops. Her version of of Hit em Up is the best. Better than the original.
So I'm scrolling through your reactions to find some more RATM reactions and catch this gem. I've seen her live a few times from her time in the Chocolate Drops. You should check out her song "At the Purchasers Option"
There was a live version on a morning TV show or something that was even better. Some of the most amazing cello playing I've ever heard.
It was that same player but the cello was more central.
Lots of great stuff to explore with her. Look into her band the Carolina Chocolate Drops. Banjo and beat box.
you have to listen (and watch) her sing ‘Julie’. Heartbreaking.
She is amazing!! Her library is a rabbit hole worthy of exploration!
Listen to Mama's Cryin Long by Our Native Daughters (group she is a part of, and a song she wrote). Very short, and powerful
So awesome to see you react to one of my favorite artists. Your honest no-bullshit reactions make you one of my favorites to watch.
Was excited to comment here and recommend you react to her former band - The Carolina Chocolate Drops - and their performance of Laurelyn Dossett's "Leaving Eden" at the Grand Old Opry, but it looks like it was removed from that channel. Reactions aside, you should give the studio track a listen - it's great.
She's a blue's bluegrass background fiddle playing girl from the Appalachian mts......in Carolina .She also sings opera.
Just like miss giddens and all of lovers of "real" music and talent to lovingly serve it. Keep digging!
she is amazing
All I know is she's perrrrty and a national treasure with skills that are almost above human.
She has done Operah , Country , Blues , Bluegrass and Jazz . She nailed every style I listened to . Check out her Cover of the Patsey Cline song "She Got You . "
I love this reaction ! Rhiannon Giddens is truly talented and amazing, Carolina Chocolate Drops has some pretty good music, but I like her solo work a little more.
Speaking as Brit ... she is America's unsung hero of your musical history. Sooooo talented, it makes you weep! Her version of Birmingham Sunday is the first time I really 'heard the song and understood it to the point of crying. She is simply a force of nature. Get down the rabbit hole.
This is Americana music. In a nutshell, it consists of European (especially traditional Irish/Scottish music) and African influences.
Rhiannon put an old. Bob Dylan poem to music.
Cry No More by multi Grammy winner Rhiannon Giddens is a history of black peoples since the beginning of the Middle Passage. “first they stole our bodies, we can cry no more. Then they stole our sons, we can cry no more”! It is a call and response and one of the most moving pieces of music you will ever hear. The MacArthur Foundation called her the archaeologist of African american music in her Genius Grant citation.
Cry NO More a call and response song Rhiannon wrote and recorded with the Metropolitan Opera Chorus singing the responses.
Notice her banjo is fret less. Her newest album, “They’re Calling Me Home” will floor you. She just earned a Grammy for that album. It’s well deserved. The title song is so good you will grow weak in the knees.
She is bewitching✨💖
Love watching your enjoyment of raw talent. I would love to see you do Stevie Ray Vaughan. “ Texas Flood” at El Mocambo. The raw power of a singing Stratocaster.
Rhiannon is a master interpreter and historian of music and from all ages. The covers she does of Ethel Waters' songs from the 1920s are masterpieces. She plays many instruments but her favorites seem to be fiddle/violin and her banjo which is a copy of an 1850s banjo. Her Grammy was well deserved!
LOVE Giddens and have seen her twice in concert. She studied opera at Oberlin and she can sing ANY style.
If you haven't heard their cover of "Hit Em Up Style"
Your reaction to this song and to Rhiannon’s interpretation was so perfect. Every observation you made was spot on. What an amazing first reaction!
Her new album is very much Ireland sounding but every album of hers is art and new. She does a lot of very old songs but her own especially black narratives and protest songs. She is a roots artist.she follows the fiddle and the banjo through america that is her gift.
Part of the citation for her MacArthur Genius grant called her the archaeologist of African American music.
This is her taking never previously published Bob Dylan lyrics . The New Basment Tapes . She is a National Treasure of both America And Ireland. My first encounter was her in the Carolina Chocolate Drops . There she preserved roots Appalachian music . She is the greatest self taught music scolar alive today . She Started the Roots American Music Movement. Check out her doing St James Infirmary with Tom Jones . She was invited to take thiese lyrics and put music to it . Elvis Costello also was envolved with The New Basement Tapes
Listen to her sing, Water boy, Wayfaring Stranger, At the Purchasers request - all different and brilliant
These lyrics were written by Bob Dylan. Then again she is a master interpreter.
Try her duet with Tom Jones- St. James Infirmary- stunning with a full band. .
A regular on my playlist!
Oh yeah Cornbread and Butterbeans, and Julie
Yes, definitely check her out in the Carolina Chocolate Drops.
There is literally nothing she does that is not brilliant. She is reclaiming bluegrass and the banjo in particular from the erasure of the African roots of the genre. Seriously, her repertoire is SO worth digging deeply into. Also listening to her teach of the rich history of music that has for far too long been ret-conned and whitewashed is so worth it. Julie, At the Purchaser's Option and Wayfarin' Stranger are absolutely good places to start though.
You should listen to Molly Brannigan It will blow you away. She has one of the best voices of a lifetime. She has a degree in Opera too. She is off the charts great
She's roots/Americana though I wouldn't pigeonhole this into a specific genre. But I hold her in the same vein as one from my generation, Taj Mahal.
Birds of Chicago , our native daughters, Allison Russell, Leyla Mcalla, a myths that Kiah. There is no other of her though. Hubby Jenkins, dom Flemons.
Bluegrass I recon...hear the Scottish heritage, imho
Some Irish too.
This is obviously a cross of several genre's....country, bluegrass, a little blues and a tinge of rock....probably some others like Jamaican sound I'm not as familiar with.....wow.
Bluegrass!
Dude, you tripped it from the beginning, " Master Interpreter" she's interpreting songs from over a hundred years ago...
Thanks for reacting to Giddens! Like "Shake Sugaree" a lot. And the rest.
This may sound a bit like an oxymoron but I’d say what you are listening to is progressive folk! She is truly awesome.
Waterboy. That's all i have to say.
You should refund the guy who recommended her to you. He did you a favor. Rhiannon is amazing. I've adopted her as my spirit animal
Rhiannon took old Bob Dylan lyrics and set then to music.
americana music it falls under along with brandi carlisle and jason isbell..mostly singer songwriters...
FOLK music.
Check out Louisiana Man… same concert
I call it Americana music Genre.
Man, do yourself a favor and look up the original Carolina Chocolate Drops....they are awesome....see if you can find the video's on The Marty Staurt Show....they killed it. Marty is a great artist and he loves them. Rhiannon plays a wicked fiddle too.
Call it Roots American music
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It’s not a big deal, you are pretty on the money with the old time interpretation , but the closed caption lyrics are incorrect. There are three men, the buffoon, the fool, and the fairy, vying for the love of Spanish Mary. Whether she is a love interest or a queen patroness is up to the listener I suppose.
Dude, take notes and talk at the end. Don’t interrupt the song. It’s off-putting.