Shawn Phillips - Woman / Keep On / Sleepwalker / Song For Mr. C
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2010
- Vinyl rip from the brilliant 1970 album 'Second Contribution.' These 4 songs are meant to flow into eachother as a suite. 'Woman' is also known as 'She Was Waiting For Her Mother At The Station In Torino And You Know I Love You Baby But It's Getting Too Heavy To Laugh'
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I worked on audio equipment for a living back in the 70 and for the next 50 years. One day "Woman" came on the radio and it hit me like a brick. I had to find out who this guy was. That was the beginning of the fascination with Shawn Phillips music. I have listened to everyone and have mixed sound for some of the greats. He keeps me occupied still 50 plus years later. I met him and he was a gentleman. Thanks, Mr. Phillips
Roger Blair lucky you to meet him. My brother did after a concert in Chicago. I saw him 3 times and now...never again.
Yes, mine started as yours one song was Woman as well. But then I ran out as we did in the past 70s and got the 8 tracks and the Album's. met him in Arlington, Tx. Enjoy. I have it set in Utube ready all the time
I fell in love w/his music in the 1970's. I've been fortunate to have seen him play 2x. The Japanese pair skaters just now skated to 'Woman' & are in 1st place.
Almost forgot..at one concert I went up to him, shook his hand & gave him a joint. Hope he enjoyed it!
I was able to walk up and shake his hand telling him how much of an impression he made on me... started in early 70’s thinking he had greatest vocal range I ever heard.
I just saw the Japanese skaters skating at the 2022 Olympics and I was stunned to hear Shawn Phillips!! So many memories of the 70's. I saw him in Chicago and again in Phoenix. What an amazing musician!! I have missed him and his music!!
I was also stunned to hear this song and had to call my son immediately. I was introduced to his music while I was in college by my sister who just recently passed away and it brings tears to my eyes because she is the one I wanted to call. He came to Minot State University in Minot ND to play at a homecoming concert. I don't remember the exact date. I was so thrilled because I had listened to his music several times. I have two of his albums. Hadn't listened to them in awhile but am listening now.
Where did you hear him???
@Cyndi Grotte what song and where did you hear it? So curious now💜
It was at the Minot auditorium in Minot, North Dakota.
@@cyndigrotte2217 oh THANKYOU!!!! THOUGHT IT WAS OLYMPICS. MISREAD SOMETHING SOMEWHERE.
The Japanese figure skating pair just skated to Shawn’s “Woman”. In 2022!!! Brought back a lot of 70’s memories!
Also 3 days ago they skated this program in Montreal at Worlds and won the silver medal ❤
Astonishing performance!
Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara
This was the love of my life favourite song. She past away 15 years ago today the 12 of march would be her 65 th birthday. Still the love of my life today and forever
God bless.
😢 ❤️
So sorry 😞 beautiful ♥️ song to remember her by.
she must have sent this to you. Love never dies.
This song has stayed with me since I first heard it in 1972.
Me, too. I love all his work.
I wish I would have heard him sooner. Born 03, he’s super good!
I saw him in concert awesome
this album is a masterpiece!
I just saw him in San Antonio. He’s almost 80 and he sounds great. A very fine fellow with such fine songs. Amazing look back at musical history.
Wow! 👍🏼
Huge early fan of Shawn Phillips from the beginning of my teens. Older brother hooked me up and I became hooked. have five of his albums and still am struck by his phraseology and music
+Jeff Heimerman YES!
I'm a 30 kid but loves Mr Phillips work. What a rocking voice !
+Rémi Fortier I don't know if you live in Quebec or not, but Shawn is doing some shows there in September.
+Rémi Fortier es tu au courant que Shawn est marié avec une fille de Sherbrook et qu'ils vivent dans ce coin depuis une trentaine d'année
+Rémi Fortier oups il semblerait que ce n'est plus le cas et qu'ils vivent maintenant en Afrique du Sud lol
jmack619 Damn! Got excited for a second, until I realized your post was a year old. :-( From what I've heard, Shawn Phillips had a special relationship with Montreal. I think he was extremely popular here. I know a lot of people who had this album, myself included. I even got the CD years later. Unfortunately, I lost all my best CDs when I moved back to Montreal in 2000. They were all in the same box and the box got stolen by one of my former friends who helped pack the truck. Of course, also in the box were all the CDs that covered all my most favourite vinyls.
François Landry Ah, j'ai connait pas ca! Peut-etre c'est la raison qu'il a chante beaucoups de fois a Montreal quands j'etait jeune, eh? lol (desolles, mon francais et pas tres biens and je ne sait pas comment faire les accents)
Listening to this fantastic music after watching the figure skating competition during the Olympics in Beijing 2022. I had no idea that these songs are already 52 years old 😱😱😱 Never heard of Shawn Philips before 👏👏👏
Same here. I knew him from soundtrack to Lost Horizon back in the 70's. He is indeed brilliant. Wish someone would do a special on him!
I was blown away when I heard that music in an Olympic program… I’ve been a Shawn fan since the early 70’s . His concerts were great .. even if you weren’t smoking you went home hi .😂😂
In retrospect this is what I most miss about the 60's and 70's. You really didn't have to look for great music like this. All you had to do was turn on the freakin' radio. Yep. Believe it or not this used to get airplay.
not enough, though.
please see comment about shawn phillips...yes, agreeeeeee.
I had all his albums I knew every word to most songs
I still got them
Saw him in Concert in London Ontario back in the early 70's....I truly thought I had had a religious experience....He was AMAZING!
Lucky you...
Jesus Christ reincarnated as a acoustical singer
Gotta keep on keeping on....
Diane I understand what you mean … I feel like that whenever I listen to “Woman”. It never ceases to amaze me how profound it is. And how overwhelmingly beautiful it is.
I haven't listened to this for 30 years! So brings me back to my young, sweet, innocent girl years waiting for my knight in shining armor! Well....my knight finally rescued me. I named my grandson after Shawn!!!!!!!
How could you go thirty years without? I don't think I've ever gone more than thirty days without playing it at least once in the last, nearly, 44 years.
This takes me back to my days as a young teenager living at home. I worked hard at a restaurant and spent all my money on a high end stereo. I would play Shawn's album at concert volumes when my house was empty. One day my neighbor said he had heard Shawn Phillips playing through my open windows and asked who was that? He was a musician in a symphony orchestra and said he really enjoyed the music....I thought he was going to complain about my "hippy" music :)
23 yrs ago, tonight, lost my beloved mother to brain cancer and we saw him in houston that year, this was our "LAST" concert together, she turned me on to Shawn when i was a young girl, so tonight i came to hear one of her fav songs from him and to celebrate her life and her excellent taste in music, thank you Shawn for your beautiful music
I shared this night listening with you, much love to you,
Much love, Darling ! :)
Thank you both. !!
@@ladonnabilliot2400 Thank you for being around. Stay happy. :)
I was named after him in 74. Just now getting into his music at 42.
This is my first time listening to Shawn Phillips. I'm impressed. Tim Buckley brought me here
I can see that.
i rate Shawn in the same category as Bob Dylan , Neil Young , Rodríguez .... all story tellers!!!
So glad to see that people are still appreciating this great song.
This song has resonated with me since I first heard it as a young woman in 1978. It still does to this day. I cannot listen to it without being profoundly touched. I don’t imagine that are many songs that can do that a person after 43 years. My favourite line ? “A girl child of such loveliness …” I look at my beautiful granddaughter and think that I’ve finally understood the deepest meaning of those simple words.
Montréal, Québec aime Shawn depuis longtemps...
🎧🍷
@@rowntuggnutt8414 Fun fact, he is married with a girl from Lévis!
I first listened to this in 1980 and i am sill in love with it. The best music to listen to when driving long distances
Nothing to beat this legend. Met him in Cape Town many moons ago. And do you know what? He personalised my Second Contribution vinyl album cover. It is a treasure indeed.
What a magnificent experience. He’s so special. Truly unique.
My girlfriend introduced me to this album back in the 70’s. This song brings back some of my best memories from my teenage years.
😅😊 yessss
Who was the girlfriend?
I hear you!
Great memories listening to Cat Stevens Tea For the Tillerman. and Shawn Phillips, Woman. the70s & 80s for me growing up.
Ask my friend - Mark Harrington, to play for you. He is brilliant.
There has never been a decade with better musicians & performers
like the 70s. This degree of talent, if it exists today, is certainly been kept
from the music industry. They would make hip-hoppers look bad ! Go
Shawn, still love you ! From Montreal !
My beloved sister Belinda was in total awe of him. He was the reason she learned to play guitar. I’d hear this played over and over. Beautiful
I met him in Windhoek Namibia after his concert. What a lovely humble man. Never get tired of listening to him. Such meaningful music xx
lucky to have met him.
Am a South African I know what you mean salute Shawn
I got the vinyl in 1970, listened throughout college and beyond. After multiple moves vinyl eventually wound up in storage. The second this started playing for skaters I jumped up and yelled "Shawn". Everyone thought I was nuts. Even after decades of not hearing it, the drama of this song brings an immediate visceral memory. Brilliant!
ME TOO! 100%
Yes indeed. My brother gifted his album "Shawn" to me in 1970 along with another of Tom Rush.
Shawn Phillips music and voice has been at the top of music all these years.🤗🤗
His best album. 50 years later and still a classic. Beautiful music and what great lyrics too. Love your music Shawn
I bought this LP when it first came out and still love it!
Its a great album
One of my best teachers of humanity. Thank you Shawn for 48 years of your teaching. Needless to say a huge fan.
I am also 50 now and can say much the same. VERY excited to be seeing Shawn in person this coming Sunday (19 Auugust) at a tiny little country venue in the Hartebeespoort area in South Africa. He is truly one of a kind
Yes, the Japanese skaters also brought me here. Sublime song !
Не знаю еще перевода, но слушаю и плачу.
OLDER brother turned me on when I was 16 OMG I thought the Lord came to save me personally still love plus my brother took me to see him in Indiana best day ever I name my first son SHAWN my sister just bought me cd I have the albums can any one believe she couldnt hear him !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Guess I'M BLESSED !!!!
How can I explain what a profound influence this poet has had on my life. His voice and his music have echoed through this unique journey and lifted my heart and soul when the world seemed so contrary to all that I believed. Thank you Shawn from a teenager from Calgary who saw you in Edmonton in 72 and who still believes "it's our turn now to keep the new direction".
Listening again for the first time in years, I remember why I used to wear this particular vinyl out when I bought it in 1976. The guy is a genius. This music just flows, and it takes you places.
That I am able to rattle off 90% of the lyrics after all these years speaks way more to the power of those lyrics than my memory, which struggles to remember the name of my cat.
Such good music
I cannot tell you what this album has meant to me. I have listened to it more times that any other album by a ridiculously wide margin.
Hope you know about Collaboration. I did the same with it and this one.
@@AmbiguousMrE agree 100%!! Especially this song. It still blows my mind 45 years after the first time I heard it!
This is one of the most amazing sounds ever. I want a book written about this man and woman! What a love story❤❤❤
I found Shawn phillips in the early 70's, saw him twice- my favorite Artist.
criminally underappreciated but those who know him like him alot
I worship him !
Agreed...A greeting from Trento, Italy
Burt472 Is he still living in Italy?
Igal Flint - He now lives in Kentucky after living in South Africa for a number of years.
@@igalflint Sorry, read your question just now.....No...That was a long time ago
I never waited for a song like that, I've known this song for 30 years Music and I know Shawn Philippe, he's one of the best singers in the world 😎❤️💖💖
I heard him speak on a radio station in Italy and he speaks perfect Italian. Lived for some years in Positano on the Amalfitan Coast
this proves strong men can be sensitive the beautiful piece builds into a crescendo of one woman's admiration.
What a talent. Can't say much more
Just a great talent!
I’m so glad people are still discovering shawns music!
Back in the 70's met Shawn with mutual friends. The man is amazing! My daughter wrote and spoke to Shawn 18 years later and he was the gentleman he always was. She wrote a college paper on him. A true human being.
what college? And is it available?
What a great memory to have!
@@descartesdonkey4291 HOPE
Nope
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Swann Phillips came performing in some small towns in province of Quebec and I discovered this album in the 70s. Many teenagers has this Album. Second Contribution. I have bunch of memories when I hear his voice and his wonderful songs. If memory serves me right he used to be a firefighter somewhere in Texas. A huge talent!!!!
I heard this voice...the music supporting an amazing vocal range...born of a father who was a scholar and linguist...his background and upbringing paved the foundation for who he became... a poet...a vocal presence lifting others to a new , higher plan of existence...I saw him live in Minneapolis...love this mans message...many blessings to Shawn...
Joe M. Koenen couldn’t have said it better! He’s a true artist with no time limit. Ethereal.
I've been mesmerized by his voice and music since the early 70s. Fascinating
Me too. Saw him a couple of times in small venues. So cool.
@Sandy M I got to go meet him on his bus about 1976ish. I remember feeling like a school kid. I have worked for and on the equipment of many performers. His vocal range and variety is still my fav.
I had this album ... amazing ... still hits me every time I listen
I've been following him since I was in my teens & still my favourite CD ever!!!! So different & unique, love his music even now as a Granny 🤗
Shawn was big in the twin cities, MN in the early 70's. I would shut the lights off and just enjoy.
He sure was That was where I first saw him preform
I saw him in the 70s in an outside show. It was cloudy and rain was in the forecast but not a drop hit the audience and there was even a bit of clear skies behind the scene where we could see the full moon... Magic!
i saw him in 1970. it was summertime and the concert was outside. there were no seats . we all sat on the ground. not long after he began singing it started to rain. that didn't stop him he just continued to sing.🎸
The best....just out of the Army, bought the vinyl LP and still have it up till now and in perfect condition. My most treasured possession!
I heard him for the first time in 1972 ... at A friends house and it was a memorable exp... Second Contribution... his vocal range and texture was a catalyst for my interest in getting into music as a performer. Thank you Shawn...
This whole album is awesome. It brings back one super memory to me....
I bet. Cool. Dig it!
I first heard this album at my buddy Tom's apartment near the ASU campus back in 1973 . every time that i've played it for someone who hasn't heard it before, they are always blown away . simply a masterpiece.
I saw him at the Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix about that time with It's a Beautiful Day if I remember correctly
brings back such great memories....and thanks to my mom, who introduced me to him when i was abt 10...have loved his music since first time...mom and i got to see him in houston,tx, 1996, was the last concert she and i saw together....
I bought this albumin the 1970’s and still love listening to it. Wonderful memories.
Socially critical and so necessary about 49/50 years ago when I was first "converted". Still feel like a new convert now, with his music and message even more socially critical and pertinent today...a true awakener and prescient genius. Was blessed with seeing this man live 4 times...tho not had a chance in the last 40 years...I dearly hope to once again. He has been a true gift for humanity and the planet.
One of the most brilliant musicians, songwriters, ever. To this day I don't know why he isn't as big as Elton John, Stevie Nicks ,Beyonce, etc.....
Shotgun blast of emotions and all at the same time the peacefulness and serenity is overwhelming.What extraordinary mixture of textures and emotions ...
Was so in love with this guy back in the day! Had all of his albums! This song brought such unexplainable emotion into my soul! 🥰
I bought this album when it first came out. Shawn has such a beautiful voice.
I saw him perform live in Windhoek, Namibia and met him afterwards at a pub. What a gentleman! Love him ❤
Woman, a classic truly beautiful ! Love how this ebbs and flows.
Great. Thanks for posting this. I LOVED this album back in the day. Actually I only listened to this "side" of the album usually.
Always liked, "It's hard to fall out of love completely. It's harder to come back discretely," and "a woman of the land..."
The whole side of the album flowed so well. Always wondered why this didn't get wider recognition. Good to see it's still alive 30 years later.
Hello Shawn- South Africa, I still listen with quality headphones, the best, keep making good music, regards
This album was one of my favorites in my youth, saw Shawn live at Buffalo State College in the early seventies and this song is packed with powerful memories that only old lovely songs can have.
Still one of the best albums I own... Just love this. I saw him in 3 live performances, once even helped him pack up his kit after a gig. He is a wonderful artist, with a heart for music.
May happy memories of your daughter overwhelm your grief. God Bless you.
Absolutely love this - brings back some precious memories of a carefree and youthful time in life when all things were possible. Thanks.
Steel Eyes is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. Fact.
I have seen Shawn Phillips many times. Several times at the Mucky Duck in Houston, once at private concert outside Austin, where he sat on the back of a flatbed eighteen wheeler. He is as kind as his voice. I still listen to him daily, brings me peace. Many many favorite songs, too many to mention. Love Woman, Most of us dont understand at all, Song for Mr. C. Thank you Shawn for the memories and knowing you are still filling the world with your Wonder.
You are blessed to have had so many opportunities to see him. His music is my peace too.
Thanks lo these many years later! Driving from Chicago to Quebec next month to see him again. He’s 75 now, and this album remains my all time favorite after 48 years!
He still plays live??? OMG if I only knew I would travel to Quebec, too.....
Tom Rott
Yep, check Shawn Phillips.com for tour info.
Not sure how many more chances we’ll get.
Not many I am afraid....he plays Buffalo, NY on the 3rd of Oct - but I will be away in Japan...sad. Phillips.com does not give any concert details. Looks like I lost it this time. Thank you very much, Greg! :)
Wow he's 75!!! Time flies. We are all old but always carry the youth of the music in 70's.
Beautiful Ballad... Speaks to everyone, and in all ways...
When I was eight or nine I used to put this and collaboration on every evening and listen to them start to finish. Loved every second. Big difference from kids at that age today staring at SpongeBob. What garbage we now feed our children.
Born in 73. Lucky to do the same with Pink Floyd's Animals at 8/9 too.
I've seen the man live a couple weeks ago. The years have not been kind to his voice and range, but his guitar playing skills, and his whole setup was incredibly impressive. An extremely talented musician who acts as a 1 man band live, possessing a true mastery of his craft.
upon your analysis that is all one can expect and your assessment is spot on!
Thanks for posting this. Keep his music alive.
This album is a masterpiece. A timeless work of Art!
What a vocal range!
Even though I haven't heard this for decades, I still remember the lyrics 30+ years later. Thanks for taking me back to my college years!
Shawn did a concert in Detroit Mi many years ago, at Harpo's.
Over half of the drunken fools had no idea who was in their midst.
Have been a fan of Shawn Phillips since the early 70's.
Theoreticalist That’s sad. I discovered him in the early 70’s but was out of touch with his music for decades until now.
I remember when that happened. I was supposed to go with a couple friends, but I became very ill the day before. My friends said the same thing about the drunken fools. Thank you for reminding me of this beautiful artist.
It’s not just his incredibly talented, writing, and arranging of such great music, and it’s not just the lyrics that make you feel like you’re floating within the ethereal sphere in so many ways.
It’s the way he transcends experiences from within his mind and heart to our souls.
I’ve been lucky enough to become friends with Shawn over the years and it’s my greatest accomplishment to this date.
Thank you, Shawn.
i still have this on original vinyl. amazing. the pops and crackles
I used to listen to Sean all the time back in the '70's, then went to cassetts, CDs, etc. and lost him. I recent;y re-discovered him on the internet and am a huge fan!! What a range he has.
Grant
Very fortunate to have seen Shawn in concert twice in my lifetime....amazing!
lucky
Same here just wish it would have been 100 times
he played my highschool reunion// to this day hes the best singer/guitar player ive ever seen/
Wow! Lockley you.
You never know the future, but I think Shawn Phillips music will stand the test of time, and that due recognition will come his way. For me he is right up there with Chopin and The Beatles.
I find it tragic that only 124 000 people have listened to this song
me, too. but hey, that's 124,000 people with good taste (cause "starkist wants tunas that taste good, sorry charlie"). we're here for YOU, carl. i made a comment recently about shawn. maybe you can relate.
I agree my brother, but I also feel that that same number--and more--died today as a waste of humanity and their "definition" of religion.
You mean 124 000 who have seen this particular video, not that have actually listened to the song right?
"People go slow", remenber?
Matter of time...discovering this Jewel 🎩🍷
I'm 46. loved this when I was 16. adore
So many fond memories and this music combined with the forgotten sounds of Rod Riguez growing up in South Africa.
One of the best of all times, vocal range is absolutely amazing... Been my favorite since the first time I heard him in the early 70’s. Meant him in the 90’s, I told him how much he influenced my sphere, he shook my hand...smile Think he helped keep me sane, until now... Life is a performance, or as it is best known, a cabaret my friends.
Shawn, the South Shore of Montreal was mesmerized by this album and, your whole catalog of work. Thank you. You are still a hero in our minds.Peace.
This music, these lyrics capture the human emotion like no other. Shawn illustrates with melody as eloquently and acuurately as Wm Shakespeare illustrates with script. Thank you so much for this post; as my collection of greats was on vinyl and 8 track :)
1971 on beach jammed with him and didn't know him till i saw this album. too cool
Those were the days when you could meet up with a musical artist. It wasnt uncommon then. Miss those days. Rarely, if ever, happens these days.
What a flashback! One of my roommates had this album in the early 70s and I loved it. I stumbled onto this video by accident and I'm sure glad I did!
What a marvellous artist - not well known but deserves a lot more recognition
Love this song, always have always will. Thanks for sharing.
Never in my life would I have thoguht I'd get this blast from the past (40 years later) while watching the figure skating worlds live in Montreal just now ☺ I had completely forgotten this vinyl-era ballad, but every single word and note and cadence and vibrato were instantly familiar. Wow
Ditto!
Suffer😘