Mandolin Orange on Audiotree Live (Full Session)
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Mandolin Orange perform on Audiotree Live, April 15, 2014.
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I'm 60 and in the winter arthritis kills me on cold nights. So in the morning I sit in the sun on the front porch, listening to this and other recordings by them, having a cup of coffee, or a very hot tea to help warm me up inside. Those mornings became unforgettable for me.
Nice ! and happy new year 2024 !
I get it. I'm 66 and after 35+ yrs in concrete and masonry this sound does help the days warm up easier.
I agree w ya
Eat some herbs for that arthritis. Particularly ginger and turmeric.
The Boots of Spanish Leather cover is probably one of my favorite songs. I adore Dylan but, man, this got me all in my feels. I miss my love.
agree❤
I can't stop coming back to this video. The production is so good and the musical talent is bordering on magical. Seeing them live was every bit as special as I had hoped it would be... and then some. If they ever come to your town to play, don't hesitate a moment before buying tickets.
Audiotree is great for their sound, and they have good taste in music too :)
Wish Mandolin Orange would do another, longer, performance similar to this. Astounding!
Couldn't agree more. The production is amazing.
All round excellent. Thanks!
Just bought tickets to see them perform at the Blue Ridge Music Center alongside the Winston-Salem Orchestra. I'm stoked.
the music is great but the camera operator should drink less coffee
He's their biggest fan, it seems ;)
I love how the dude's voice is powerful without effort
put my thoughts into words
Yeah. Agreed
One Fiddle. One Guitar. Two Voices.
I needed this...
Maybe we all do...
0:20 Calvary
6:00 House of stone
11:22 There was a time
15:37 Train Song
20:33 Boots of Spanish Leather
Thanks Robert ♡♡♡♡
Yea thnx bro!
Thanks brother! The interviewer is... not great.
@@jessepoole106 Well said My Friend !!✌💓😇🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Your the man
Gorgeous playing and singing. But I'm most impressed by the songs. Unusually great lyrics for such young artists. No silly love songs here! Ramcey in Nashville
This duo just came on to my radar a few weeks ago… I’m mesmerized and enchanted by their music.. best new music to my ears in years.. great lyrics.. wonderful sound.. . Just fabulous .. in a music world of noise.. some music one can one can quietly let overtake you… it’s like a fine glass of Smokey scotch sipped on a late fall day..
Glad you enjoy them! They renamed/rebranded their duo to Watchhouse if you want to listen to their new stuff. I fell in love with them five years ago and still prefer their Mandolin Orange work.
So, you are kind of a decade late, and it's not bad. You wil be glad to listen a bunch of good music you never heard. Enjoy.
Their music just gives me the peace of a campfire, the joy of chocolate, the lingering delight of my first kiss and the insight of age all at once.
You hit the nail on the head Terry.
Wow. Exactly
Word. 🙌🏻
Bore off.
I'm sorry this is a little dramatic.
They both bring such heart and nerve to the songs individually, but the real magic happens in the plucking of the string and when they harmonize together.
Emily is just pure gold.
Her voice is like a warm blanket from your childhood...
...and his is like it is coming out of a firehose! That they can harmonize the way they do is testament to their skills
E.J. Hutton Violins, Bay City Michigan. As far as I can tell, they made them from around 1900 to the 1940s. Good old Michigan hardwoods :)
Nice. And even a brand new violin or fiddle is typically antiqued (relicing is the guitar term) during finish stages. People expect it to look like it's old. These young artists are creating music and lyrics that feel centuries old, a beautiful feeling. Surely they have old souls, as they say.
Best Maple in the world
I love how they look at each other with this big grin like holy shit this sounds great. EVERY DAMN TIME WE DO IT! Lol so good. Definitely one of my favorite bands.
Boots of Spanish Leather is easily the best cover of Dylan’s song I’ve ever heard. Listened to it 7x in a row when I first discovered it. Each time hearing nuances that I missed the previous time! Wonderful concert
YES IT IS!!!
yes yes yes!!
Give Craig Cardiff's version a listen!. Great as well
I agree! Their voices are ethereal
There cover is the reason why I am a fan. I was looking specifically for Dylan covers and this was the one that popped up, just beautiful. Have been listening to them for years and even now, they've changed their name to Watchhouse, I will continue.
This duo is helping me through some hard times right now
They did it for me throghout that crazy lockdown where my arthritis got worse and the doctors were nowhere to be found. I sat under the sun in the cold mornings listening all these great music. And those moments got kept in my memory as very special moments.
Yep, their music did so much for me during the time when my mother was very sick and eventually lost her battle last summer.
@warrior8057 I lost my grandmother back in late September and was the only one present when she had taken her final breath. She was 106 years young, she had traveled the world, seen everything from ww1 until then. She was literally a living history book and one of the best mentors I'd ever had my whole life! I miss her dearly and I wish she was here long enough to see me marry my wife in December and to meet her future grand children yet to come.
@@williamwillis1506 thank you for sharing !!!!
me too
It's a long time since I was blown away by a new musical expedience! I have fallen in love with ":House of Stone", The voices are beautiful and the violin is like smooth chocolate and the guitar is staccato and it all works in deceptively simple harmony. You've made my evening!
It's been 8 years since this performance?! What is happening?! Gentlemen, may your wife look at you the way she looks at him.
If I could make music like you two I'd probably starve to death just listening to myself. Damn you are great.
Such a Merry compliment!!
Not exactly sure why so many people were so focused on the interviewer. He's a kid finding his way and whatever is said about him is totally irrelevant. People would be so much better off listening and enjoying rather than posting comments that simply do not matter ...at all.
I regret jumping his ass for his curiosity, that isnt the right way. I could have helped not hurt.
I stumbled across this duo last week and can't stop listening, Cavalry by far my favourite, such talent, love their music. Richard Tunbridge Wells UK
sublime and ridiculous at the same time. the interviewer contributed to the latter
Man, I love finding great artist like this. Amazing music and musicianship from Mandolin Orange - Truly inspiring guys! And another great video and mixing production from Audiotree. Thanks.
I dare you to watch this and not become a fan....
I've noticed that your melodies often have beautifully unexpected phasing and your arrangements have favor harmonies of parallel 4ths and 5ths rather than 3rds giving your sound a distinctive haunting quality. Are these elements conscious choices on your part or just what comes out?
Such incredibly beautiful music! Beautiful harmony, instrumentally and vocally!
I discovered Mandolin Orange right here in Audio Tree LiVE.
I love their music - much appreciation.
Diana
(from Australia 🇦🇺 )
Wow. These two are spectacular...and you just know they've played thousands and thousands of hours.
Lovely sounds - I rarely find myself turning up the volume these days, but I definitely did with this clip - love your sound!
Check out duo, The Civil Wars
One of the best Dylan covers I've ever heard.
St Paul&the broken bones
If you like that Dylan cover, listen to their cover of "Boots of Spanish Leather" here. One of the best around.
Oh yes, Dylan should be very glad.
Check out Jokerman by John Cruz!
I like Mandolin Orange and also like this channel. Pretty cool.
ok... so Audiotree is where I come to find awsome... i get it now.
Right!?
Add NPR Tiny Desk Concerts and 909 The Bridge and you will complete the trifecta of Awesomeness
Thanks I'll do that.
and KEXP
and NPR Music
Just lovin' Mandolin Orange....wish I still ran my Coffee House, I'd definitely be lookin' for you to sing and play.
Boots of Spanish Leather is easily my favorite version of this song--by far. Don't EVER be thinking of splitting up. The magic is the TWO VOICES (people) working together. And the excellent musicianship. I don't get why the name of the band changed.
Same here - discovered them and The Dead South in December - great Christmas “presents.” Not on this video but their song Wildfire is incredible - immediately in my all time top ten.
Same
They're now calling themselves Watchhouse
The moment they began to play I was enveloped in the wonderful sound of their music. No aggressive. Not overbearing. It just fills you up. Really beautiful music.
Beautiful music and presence. Thank you for sharing this gift with the world. I am deeply grateful.
I recently discovered these guys and absolutely love them. They make the most beautiful music together! The fiddle on this video is perfect and flawless
What does Andrew say at 11.07? Something will save his eardrums?? Love this set. Love that producer, such a hippy. Sweet!
It sounds like swits, what does that mean??? Love this.
Love of music didn't die with generation X.. Great music
is alive and well, as Mandolin Orange demonstrates..
Incredible performance! These two match so well vocally, like some cosmic attachment, with the perfect compliment of excellence instrumentally.
I'm glad I stumbled upon this. Never heard of them. Sounds pretty great
They’re relationship and chemistry is so natural and smooth. On the same page, perfect harmony
Check-in w/ David Bromberg about that fiddle. He's THE EXPERT on American made violins. Love your sound!
beta14ok David has his own shop in Philly.
Wonderful - I'm so happy I finally discovered Mandolin Orange / Watchhouse! Thanks to the Milk Carton Kids' "Sad Songs Comedy Hour"
i find it difficult to contain my applause after songs...don't think my co-workers would comprehend why i'm clapping in my cubicle
Hahaha :):)
Hot damn. That little vocal flip she does on "there was a time" on the chorus is dope.
Old souls …….coming back ……born onto a plateau where the sounds of compassion and harmony are the common tongue……
When too energies form to Collide create, a sound that not many can grasp, a band like this, is a direction of hope; hope that happiness still exists, and bring a wave of pause in time, where people can be at peace. And be as One together as one force, threw history and present. To use the heart and bring there minds threw there trials and tribulations. The mind sees many aruas with this band, because if you sat down and talk with these folks and grasped their experiences it is good for food for thought. Great guitarist. My hats go off too you.
Wonderful music and a charming atmosphere! I love it! My absolute favourite scene is the harmony singing in 25:12min on "Boots Of Spanish Leather". Absolutely great !!!
As a big fan of metal and bluegrass equally I totally agree with her perspective.
same
Check out 'Feral Mouth' with that taste i music!
Check out The Hayseed Dixies
polishbroadcast iiiii
Love the band. The host is annoying.
I cannot believe how great this makes me feel this is real soul
My favorite jam is mandolin 🍊
What can you say. Southing in troubled times. Pure honesty, meaningful and so beautiful music and relations.
just beautiful wow these musicians get amazing tone from their instruments and their sound is so full it sounds like four or five players instead of just two. and their voices are so sweet.
"amazing" . . . . . "It's, like, that old!" . . . . . . "That is cool!" . . . . .Such cliche-ridden language makes me, like, slightly ill. Disappointing interview, but nevertheless, these performers are top notch. Thanks for posting.
The interviewer's slightly nervous awkward personal style and limited "Californian Surfer" like vocabulary is a bit annoying in comparison to the polished, worldly, relaxed and authentic players. Yet, the interviewer's disarming and overly enthusiastic goofiness seems to have the effect of drawing Mandolin Orange in to "rescue him" a bit and save a great recording and performance... I found myself cringing when watching for the first time but it's not nearly as bad when just listening for the 2nd time... His transitions from awkward, but an informative, interview to asking for the next song could use some refining. He should watch and learn from the Master- Cheryl Waters @ KEXP/NPR!!
jihhwood Totally agree.
The interviewer is stumbling through his job, but this is really common. I've done like 2-3 interviews I've been happy with my 24 year artistic career and the rest seemed like the journalist didn't prepare at all. It's usually fine, and rarely does it completely kill what the subject has to say. Despite the awkward bluntness, I still took away some shavings of knowledge about a band I admire. Not everyone is Terry Gross. With rare exception, an interesting subject naturally takes a basic question and draws it into something that the listener finds interesting, because their specialty/career is a huge part of their life and they care about it deeply. The worst is when the interviewer feels like their job is to maintain bullet points that you could answer in one word, and doesn't allow you to follow a tangent or anecdote, which is usually where the gold is waiting to be mined. Terry Gross is a master of extracting information tangentally. She preps with basic knowledge on her subject, and allows simple questions to grow into pearls of wisdom organically. She asks a basic leading question and then strikes the motherlode through organically allowing her subject to grow comfortable, maintaining a conversational cadence and allowing them to express themselves freely. Sean Evans is also great at this method, albeit speeding up the process through ritualized pain. His method is actually brilliant, but wouldn't work if he wasn't also a great journalist.
@@mouija1450 thanks for the insight ♡
Un comentario en otro idioma, ... estos chicos son algo especial, consiguen erizar cada pelo de mi ser, y por desgracia hace demasiado tiempo que no me ocurría con esta esencia maravillosa que es la música,... ella, el, guitarra, violin,...... armonia maravillosa que envuelve mis sentidos,... gracias, thank u ... mandolin orange from spain
She makes my hart throb as it did as a few times as a young man.and the two of them together is in chanting .a unique sound that takes me to my favorite place. North Carolina....takes me back in time.. before I became a disparado
One of my biggest regrets was not driving an hour to Atlanta to see them live because I worked that day and was tired. They both have such beautiful voices
They will be around some other time! There was a reason that hour drive wasn't meant to happen! Love this band 💖💖💖
@@keemandikotravels I have noticed that concerts are starting to make a come back, here's hoping they M.O. will come my way
Love the "Train Song" and all your music!. Lov'en that you guys are from Raleigh, NC! You voices are golden and you deserve much recognition! Do yourself proud and stay true to your reasons for following this path!
A great little band. Saw them in Glasgow last year.
She’s so talented & beautiful id be glad to have her standin next to me playin anything!! Love these 2.
They are stupendous in a live setting
Two people whose voices and playing blend together so well
Brilliant and opening song an absolute highlight of their album - that chorus is just simple and fantastic
Any guy here NOT fall in love with her in 27:55 ??
Wow what a great band that is. The live performances i enjoy even more to the studioversions. So much heart in there.. please come visit vienna then ill book my ticket in the first row:)
Not usually a fan of this genre but dang everything in this is so crisp!
this commenter is so annoying.
I have watched this countless times in the past few years, could never ever get tired of it. Mandolin Orange surely is one of the best bands out there.
The quality of the audio recording is quite good here. Of course it helps when the subjects are good too.
Great harmonies! Just one question: Does Audiotree ever highlight bad groups? Every video I've watched from them is spot on.
Lovely duet,they play really nice music togather and is entertaining,There is nothing sounds better than a violin being play by a talented lady..This is a great combination.for sure Such a Lovely lady, + plays beautifully and professional,wow, 100-100.
These two wonderful musicians don't just play notes, they play music and sing songs from down deep..., with such synchronicity .
damn this guys are good. so glad i came upon this video :'D
This is mindblowingly good. Doubly so with good headphones. I can't wait to see them play this weekend.
Fantastic she is woderful and Andrews voice is unthinkable...cool
Back for the good stuff...
Greetings from Dublin Ireland
we love good music....
go raibh maith agat. ..
both so talented, the blend of their voices is beautiful, great songwritting also.....she looks like she's so beautiful inside out.
Good music is always the collaboration - with instrument, with fellow musicians, and the invisible technicians securing the transport of sound for larger reach; and HERE that job is really well done - they managed to make themselves just that: unnoticed. I noticed. 🙂
She’s adorable
I think the interviewer would be a great guy to get lunch with, just ask you these really interesting questions and tell you about himself in very unique ways. Good guy I always like the shows he hosts.
I find it annoying how and how often he says "Sweet!" to any answer he gets. But I liked the music anyway
He's as phony as Jimmy Fallon
Hopefully one day he will let Scooby Doo or Thelma do one of the interviews.
best horse song I ever heard
The interview bits are a bit irregular (though I enjoyed the discourse, no one being stand-offish or pretentious), but the performances are really fine. Thanks for this
I agree. They're interesting, but not too good for re-watching, you just want the music!
How can anyone click thumbs down on this???
Right?!
Railroads Across Maine maybe they were hoping for something tasteless , hollow and common and when they heard this they had no ability to appreciate it and instead of listening they hit dislike and went to find what they were accustomed to. That's just a theory .
I really can't understand why anyone ever feels the need to click on 'dislike' for any music. I think that it is probably a panic response upon encountering the unfamiliar or challenging.
I think it's just trolls, people that thumbs down everything.
Half glass empty people
Gibson made wonderful fiddles in Kalamazoo, Michigan back in the 40's. Sadly, all of the records of them were destroyed in a fire years later.
They're *very* good! Nice traveling music.
5:00 - 5:04. Best fake laugh ever. But loved the sound of the instruments and the artists anyway.
That laugh cracked me and my friend Lauren UP
you two are amazing ! love the music !
Mandolin Orange are a gift to music these days.
Maybe the Audiotree host is a good dude but he comes across in this session as a complete doof. Despite that, this set is so good because of Mandolin Orange's musicianship and vocals so I keep coming back to it.
couldn't agree more or should i say "SWEET"
Michael Lander Doof...lmao.
Simultaneously best music and worst interviewer ever
That is no lie. After all that yakking, we discover to our immense shock that one requires tools to construct a musical instrument. Bravo.
HA HA
He couldn't believe that a violin from the 1940s could have held together all this time! What a moron.
I like the interviewer, but I really think he should have let Scooby Doo take point on this one.
Interviewer seems nice to me, he also did extract some interesting facts from the band...
I'm kind of confused, I was looking for this duo on spotify but couldn't find them, are they now called watchhouse?
I wish the camera would stay fixed for longer than 2 seconds. Hard to watch, i am waiting for the next camera angle switch. Just do a full frontal and stay there - ok?
Damn.......
Wish I had a talent like this
Emily and Andrew, you're young. As time goes by and all the pieces of life fit together in your lives, you will experience the deeply spiritual feeling and meaningful awareness of the spirituals and hymns. They are part of America's great roots music tradition, and they've contributed to its greatness.
Wish they didn’t change their name!
doesn't really matter... I was a huge fan of the civil wars but then when they broke up I found mandolin orange to fill the void. Regardless if Watchhouse or Mandolin Orange it doesn't matter if they are still playing.
Nice lighting and responsive camera work. Great talents.
One of my favorite new bands incredible music great songs great vocals great pickin