Right Down the Line - Gerry Rafferty cover
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Reina del Cid covers "Right Down the Line" by Gerry Rafferty
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I tried to get Toni to do "Right Down the Line" with me, but she said it was (and I quote) "too cheesy." Funny, coming from a Wisconsinite. But one person's cheese is another person's fine wine. :D I've loved this Gerry Rafferty tune since I was a kid, so even if it meant I had to learn that pedal steel solo myself, damnit, I was going to do it. I hope you enjoy!
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Nice work on the guitar solo :)
one of the down falls of being single minded and a bit of loner, am i right ?
That Solo was right on spot. Cool song btw.
Great solo!
I can just imagine Toni saying that, LOL. I liked it. Thank you. Now to listen to it again with better speakers.
I think Gerry Rafferty is seriously underappreciated. Thank you for doing this.
Totally agree, very underrated.
Fantastic cover. Great work
Yep. He's great.
Agreed!
As what? Dis he have another career we don't know about?
As a fellow Scot, I was brought up with Gerry Rafferty……young lady you have done him proud, a wonderful touching tribute to the greatest singer songwriter of all time!
I’m an old man and appreciate singers who don’t need autotune to sound beautiful. Thanks for posting this video of real music.
I'm not sure how she'll feel about a bunch of old men groupies, but here we are 🤣
Ya know, I'm an old buzzard, always liked this song. This young lady covers it with such a relaxed approach and it comes across so perfectly. My compliments!!!
she does everything in a nice, relaxed way, I'm so hooked on her covers.
After going down the rabbit hole of watching a ton of your videos I think I figured out why I love them. It's not the awesome song choices, not the awesome guitar skills, not the self-effacing style, not your cool back grounds or coffee cups. It is your enunciation. You sing songs that everyone recognizes but have maybe never really heard. I pick up phrases and word combos listening to your music that I don't think I ever noticed in the originals. Keep on doing what you do!!!!!
Not cheesy at all. I like this song, I love this rendition. Great job.
her emotion in incredible..she was fighting back tears the last half of that brilliant study.
Bravo! Next request: Baker Street with Toni playing sax!
Good one!
Oh yeah, that would be exhilarating.
@@clubmike2910 Fricken awesome! I'd love to see Toni on the sax. She can play anything, amirite?
The foo fighters did a great cover of Baker Street with no sax.
That would work.
(now, let's see if they do it!)
As a sound engineer I love this sound of raw talent, not the polished rubbish non talent pushed by big record companies. Reina playes what she likes and the results are all the better for it. Real talent never goes out of fashion. So I guess we will see a lot more of Reina.
Brought tears to my eyes. Beautiful. Low key, understated but passionate and sincere.
Her voice is exquisite. Especially when the sound comes from the front of her mouth, like when she sings the Chuck Berry song. The articulation. The tone.
And she hits the notes seemingly without effort.
Gerry Rafferty was such a great songwriter. His songs were immaculately produced as well. Lovely cover.
Everyone is familiar with "Baker Street", but few of Rafferty's superficial fans realize how amazing this album (City to City) really is. It is a masterpiece - first song to the last one! And you've done this song justice! And very clever with the electric guitar solo! Once again, a great big THANK YOU!! Keep it up!
22 people didn't like this? Really? What is not to like? Seeing the young musicians doing the old classics? Great job! Love it.
The actual guitar prob hurt their ears
Almost everything about this is perfect for my ears with the exception of the chorus. I stopped listening during the second chorus when she cut out the Dm half way through. Same as she did during the first chorus.
Her voice and singing are beautiful and she is great on the guitar. Im sure she realizes that she messed up on the chorus
You truly understand not just the song but also Gerry Rafferty's style--that blend of acoustic and electric sounds that he used to forward his poetic conflict resolution. Singing it without a band has the advantage of highlighting his words, which seem simplistic but not if you know Rafferty's personality, eg, he hated live performing and was, it's said, hard to deal with. Hearing a girl (sic) doing a version of this song is something special, changing as it does its too-dark atmosphere or mood. Your original solo also helps reinterpret and bring back into light a song that in 1978 was somewhat eclipsed by Baker Street.
As soon as heard the Strat, I thought I guess Toni decided it wasn’t too cheesy. Then I saw you playing the little lead with the bends and stuff. Brava!
Might be the Finest I have ever heard Rachelle preform !!!!!!!!!
My favourite Gerry Rafferty tune. Here, beautifully performed. I always thought that whoever inspired this song must be moved to her core every time she hears it. And how fortunate Mr Rafferty was to have had someone in his life to whom he could write such a song!
He unwittingly wrote it for Reina to perform when she was ready for it. and performed it was... to perfection!!
Hopefully it wasn't one of the things that brought GR down in the end. I have at least a half dozen Rafferty Lp's and enjoy them all. This young lady is fantastic in making people aware of the music of past generations.
"City to city" was a damn masterpiece! R.I.P. Gerry Rafferty! 😃👍
What a terrific version, love the guitar solo also. RIP Gerry.
The electric guitar solo is really a nice touch.
My daughter and I have watched you almost every Sunday of her life! Thank you for bringing us joy! Be Well!
Wow. The original always just made me feel. Wanted someone to feel this way about me. I know. George wrote this for his wife but when I listened to your beautiful cover I got that feeling, but in a difficult way. All I was feeling was how thankful I am for my daughter. Beautiful. Thank you for giving this song more of a positive feeling. You are extremely talented. Co
If that’s cheese, I’m a big fan of cheese. Nice pickin!
At 52 you two have awakened my love of music. I work all day and come home to cook/clean/sleep. I wish I had someone to play with. Thank you as you have reignited my fire.
I actually think I like this better than the original!
Oh Stop it!
I love this young woman's presence. Nice job on the music.
Haven't heard this track for.....30 years !..brilliant....you have a sweet voice.
This song I listened to as a child. It's a song that will never die ... I like it. From Thailand
Great song and an equally great rendition. As a fan i miss Gerry Rafferty, unfortunately gone too soon. There is so much music on that album thanks for breathing life back into this tune.
im stunned ?? the soulfullness and yes the heartache of loving some one so much is stunning rafferty would be proud
“Too cheesy”?!! Toni has just dropped several points in my estimation. Gerry Rafferty and I were born in the same town (Paisley), so thanks for choosing a cover of his that isn’t Baker Street or Stuck in the middle with you. It’s good to see a rare video of Reina doing some solo guitar.
I agree. Toni is great, but she really missed the boat on this one.
@@ollieroger3032 - Yup - especially when it’s a “too cheesy” comment from someone who was happy last Halloween to play the Monster Mash dressed as Frankenstein’s Monster, green face-paint and all. 😂
@@sigmundjester Well said, my friend. Thinking the same.
Rafferty's vocal on this track is beyond perfect.
@@DireWolfLive - Totally! His City to City album is a classic - poetry and music perfectly combined. Whatever’s Written in Your Heart is one of my favourites:
“I heard us speak but all the words were dead
Talked all night and left it all unsaid
So we agree to disagree
At least we got our memory.”
Beautiful thanks for sharing. I’m 60 and I grew up as a teenager listening to GR.
I've been singing and playing guitar for more than 50 years. I just loved this video. The singing feels intimate and the simplicity of the guitar arrangement and tone is perfect to accompany the vocal. The electric solo was a tasty tech trick that added to the sweet playing on rhythm guitar.
This should have a million upvotes. Thanks.
Hey Reina.🖐 I've loved this song since it was released (I was a small boy then). From North Carolina, but in 1978, we moved to Hawaii and lived there for 4 and a half months. I learned of Gerry Rafferty on the island of Oahu in a small town called Nanakuli. I remember hearing (and loving) the newly released Baker Street on the radio on KIKI (radio station). One day we were riding in the car and I called out the artist and my Mom said, "Are you sure? How do you know that?" After the song was over, the DJ came on and confirmed to my Mom's disbelief that an 8 year old me would know that. LOL. Later, Right Down The Line was released and I loved it too. Gerry Rafferty was in my musical catalog before that and well after. Great music! This song choice of yours takes me back to that time and place. I've always said music is like a time machine. I started playing your video a few minutes ago and part way through the first verse, I stopped it and went to let my wife enjoy the whole video with me. For the record, we both loved your version! I dedicated it to her and a few days from now, we will be celebrating our 30th wedding anniversary. I just wanted to let you know what a beautiful talent you have and how much we all appreciate what you (and Toni) bring to our lives every Sunday. Fine wine, no cheese, btw.😉 Your song brought tears to this old man's eyes today, so I hope you're happy. Absolutely incredible performance and yes girl, you nailed that solo!👌 Thank you again Reina and I hope you have a wonderful week ahead.
This is just wonderful. Every time I see it offered on RUclips, I listen again.
As a Scot I'm probably ever so slightly biased, but that's one of my favourite Gerry songs, really enjoyed that, thank you.
This song is a classic!!! Not cheesy at all.
Sunday morning: wouldn't miss the Reina and Toni show, even though I needed to read my brother's recounting of how he broke his toe. I noticed it was just Reina... Okay, fine. Started reading into my brothers email, then I hear Toni. Okay, stop reading the letter, switch back to "Right Down the Line". I'll be damned: this is not Toni, this is Reina all by her lonely self. I am so impressed! And I can feel your pride for having done that. Cheesy? Maybe a little, but one doesn't have to over-interpret every line of the lyrics. And I didn't ... and I enjoyed.
Same! Well, except for the toe thing…
Toni is on thin ice with the you tube community
Not cheesy, exquisite. Loved the guitar solo too!
Very nice! My introduction to Reina del Cid was that recording of "Stuck in the Middle With You", with Toni, Josh Turner and Carmen McKee. Feels like we're completing a circle here.
:) no no, there's many more Rafferty songs to go I hope.
Why would Toni avoid this tune if she did "Stuck in the Middle" ? Seems odd, maybe some other time. GR has many many great tunes. Tortured genius,I have no idea.
Tone and timbre are absolutely perfect.
"Woman" - I adore this song and tut tut on Toni for her too cheesy. We have so much in common, Rachelle, which we have no need to get into. I was wondering about the solo and you nailed it. Bravo for the solo and for bringing to light a song that beats "Baker Street" hands down, in my humble opinion. Take care, be safe and scowl at Toni for me. 😄
I love the way she sings “woman”
I 'm a frenchy, and with your beautiful work, i can discover more musicians of these beautiful music years....however i listen it from my 45 , young génération you're comin' up..
It's beautiful....
Beautiful voice. So real and this song is one of my favorites of all time. I'm 60 years old. Thanks for sharing your talent and bringing back sweet memories.
A true talent is Reina. Wonderful guitars, smooth voice, not forced. Gerry Rafferty I am sure would approve.
Reina using a power chord! How dare you! All kidding aside she really knows her way around a fretboard. Excellent guitar work. This is super hard to do and sing as well. I'm guilty as well of praising Toni's guitar work and ignoring how good she is at it as well.
Ditto Jimmy Page, Robert Plant.
She's a competent rhythm player, but these are pretty basic chords. I say this as a compliment, but these are not complex jazz chords -- which can get difficult.
Agree. Both are excellent musicians and guitarists
I have listened to this song reminds me of when I was a teenager 16-17 and I loved listening to it
This has been a favorite of mine for at least 40 years, Thanks for a very nice cover! What a treat
Natural a talented. You are. Much respect from Los Angeles California. That song was my young generation 1977. I was 21. Thanks i play guitar. I love you
The reverb surprised me... but it's entirely appropriate - You have made this bigger than just one person with a guitar.. (with some fancy fingerwork on that electric...) Fabulous! This is the kind of thing that makes me appreciate you even more as a musican...
Unbelievably good.
Reina, you and your colleagues aren’t just fine musicians. You’re musicologists... music fans who mine for melodic gems like this one. Your arrangements go beyond “covering” a song... you make them your own, which takes skill. Your taste is also wide ranging and eclectic, which matches mine. And you’ve introduced me to tunes that are now part of my music library. Thanks for all you do!
Very well said. I tried but didn't achieve what you so eloquently explained. Thanks
I don't know how I got here....but glad I found it. Beautiful young woman w/ a beautiful cover! Nice job!
FINALLY.
your excellent voice wasn't drowned out by the instruments.
What ever mic arrangement you used. Do it again.
agreed - use that mike setuo again. and again....
Agree. Would like to hear Reina's voice more forward in the mix.
I think this might be the best performance Reina has done. After reading TIM's remark I realized that part of my appreciation may be the sound mix with Reina's voice more prominent.
@@rohricwl Yes, one only has to listen to Kitty Kallen’s “Little Things Mean A Lot”, now about 70 years old, and compare it with other recordings of hers and others, to realize that vocal microphone placement can make or break tunes.Its a recording that Reina & Toni should study well...
‘Little Things’ is an excellent example of prosody when the sound of the recording matches its literal meaning. The very intimate yet very public recording style (after all it is public - played on the radio) matches a lyric talking of blowing a kiss across a public room, touching an arm while crossing a public room, giving a secret smile in a public room : ‘sound matches sense’ as poetry teachers say...
Excellent! Thank you. A simple song that has haunted me since 1978.
I loved this and bravo for the solo!!!!
we don't have a TV in the main part of the house since we moved in Sept, and it's been great! But now I'm thinking of getting a giant one and play this channel all day!
I just came home from the worst gig I’ve ever had so disappointed and depressed; thanks for calming me down. Your videos are always uplifting
You make the world a better place. Thank you.
One Sunday, I'd like to hear "Needle and the damage done" Neil Young
Great song.
Well done. One of the most beautiful songs ever written.
I have always liked this song since it came out. I think Gerry Rafferty would be proud. Great rendition.
Definitely a class rendition of this beautiful song. A tribute, not a copy.
Great version.. well done. Love Gerry and everything he does not just because I'm Scottish 😁. Right down the line is my favourite of all his songs.. it's brilliant in every way 🌞
that means a lot coming from a Scot.
@@djmips 👍 Was sincerely meant... lovely version 😊
Gerry would have adored this.
Extraordinaire. One of my favorite song for ever. I am sure Gerry Rafferty is certainly crying in heaven with this fantastic cover. So beautiful voice and guitar.
Excellent rendition of this Gerry Rafferty classic!
I have not heard this song in a while. I love this and you have sung this just right. I would rather listen to your voice sing it than anyone else. Keep up the wonderful songs and performing these songs!
Just discovered this Young Lady & i must say that i am THOROUGHLY Impressed with all aspects of Her music ... Her personality seems Genuine & She Is OBVIOUSLY Happiest when playing music with friends .
Shes also pretty damn Pretty . Beautiful Smile .
Keep It Up , Reina .
Same here. Been binge watching her music videos and am very impressed.
Reina- had not heard this song for about 20 years...you covered it perfectly, brought back so many childhood memories!
Your version is incredible- 🙏 thank you❤️
Thank you for taking me back to 70's vacation road trips.
Thanks lady, a very laid back song for a laid back morning. Hope everything is going going well for y’all.
Not too cheesy, just brilliant. I was brought up on Steelers Wheel / Joe Egan and Gerry Rafferty and they were and are not cheesy. Meanwhile this is a great rendition. Thank you
This is a goosebump-er for me, can’t stop listening to this - thankyou 😍😍🙏
I just want to say that I found Toni and her have become my favorite in last two years
beatiful, From here in Brazil, despite the distance, I love your music, I always enjoy it.
You are incredible Reina,
I hope someone who knows one day will be able to personally know and hear your music. Big hug and always a lot of success.
Well done "Old Soul' The Generation that this comes from is more about singing from the heart, not from the anger that is prevelant within the youth of today. Thats why we call it "Rythm and Blues"
Perfect cover of a classic. The simplicity of your voice and the soft acoustic and the add of the electric lead is spot on for this pure version.
I never get tired of watching
This video miss I wish you
Health many seccesses and blessings.
Exelente
Ah! You had me as soon as you did this Rafferty song! Kudos "Right Down The Line".
Much obliged, this brings forgotten songs alive
just as my parents got their vaccination and i finally got my name on a list too. when a good friend of mine is done with a whole year of chemo therapy. when the world is still complicated, but i feel hope again after a long time, you find a song to remind us of the one thing we all need to have hope: someone to keep holding on.
I Love You Reina! I'm sure she doesn't love me back... but that's OK. I can listen to and watch her perform all day every day. What a Sweet Soul!
Bravo, Reina, I thought Toni was suddenly there when I heard the electric guitare, I had to put my glasses on !...
That Album ...Spring of 1978...you know how some songs can put you right back there. Thank you for doing it.
Ahhh, Gerry! The first music I could only describe as "mellow". Beautiful. And Reina, you do it justice, your electric guitar is lovely.
Excellent, effortless talent. Great tribute to that beautiful song and legend singer
Always loved this song, hell, the whole “City To City” album is one of my favorites of the late 70s. It was like an oasis of chill in the desert of disco that was prevalent at the time. Great cover, Reina, thanks for sticking to your guns and doing the work to bring it to us. And Toni, your lesson for the week is also from the 70s and my high school band director, who used to tell us “Cheese sells!” 😉
Back when you only purchased an album because it was strong front to back.
Your wonderful voice and this unforgettable song simply fit together perfectly, an everlasting experience! Thank you very much for that❤
Haven’t heard this song in maybe 20 years. Love this version.
I was 14 when city to city came out and it was a fantastic album all the way through Gerry taken from us to soon rest in peace!!
I am glad you did this song... one of my childhood favourites.. Excellent job on the lead!
From a Scotsman. That was Magnificent.
Oo-oo...a terrific interpretation of a terrific tune! Fantastic job by the Notorious RDC! Thanks for bringing a smile to this Sunday morning...just as you always do. Right on time! ✌️❤️☕️🎶
Just found this and you really can read between the lines and set the stage for a heartfelt presentation .
I have always loved this song but you shared something in the way the lyrics hadn't been touched before .
Wow
This is the first time I see Reina doing a solo! And on a Strat is a good choice!
Been moving around alot lately.. but there was a period from June ‘21 to Sept ‘21 that i lived in my childhood bedroom temporarily…. i must say, this cover was a mainstay during that time and reminds me of that time today
One of my favorite songs ever. Beautiful version, Reina.
I just love this cover of the great song❤️