Acoustic Guitar Sessions Presents Caitlin Canty
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- While on tour for her excellent new album Reckless Skyline, singer-songwriter Caitlin Canty stopped by the Acoustic Guitar offices to play three songs on her 1930s Recording King guitar and talk about her recent move to Nashville.
Watch Canty, joined by pedal steel and guitar player Eric Heywood (Ray LaMontagne's Pariah Dogs, Tift Merritt, The Pretenders), perform "Get Up," "I Never," and "Southern Man."
Canty also shares how she went from wanting a new Gibson J-45 to picking up a vintage Recording King and falling in love with the way it complements her vocal range.
"This guitar inspired a lot of the songs," says Canty, referring to her new album. "It felt like co-writes."
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These songs are all magic, I have been a big fan of Joni Mitchell for years I've always considered her to be my favourite singer/songwriter of all time. For years I have wondered if there willl ever be anyone else to compare to Joni. Caitlin is that person. I love everything she does. I hope like Joni she has a long succesful career. 💗💗💗
Caitlan Canty... The wife I always wanted (but never got). In my eyes, one of the most beautiful women in the entire world. Great voice too! God bless ya' Caitlan (and you too Noam!). Press on and make more beautiful music!
I've been listening to Caitlin for 5 years now, she has become one of my favorite singer-songwriters. She has a real talent for taking a song in unexpected directions... and her choices are brilliant. It's hard to be noticed when you are not a powerhouse singer... I love the way she sneaks up on a song with unusual timing choices and silky soft dynamics.
This is just so great...
Indeed!
Awakening to a new artist and a new song is a treasured gift for every soul. Thank you Caitlin for making my day and giving me one more "gift" that I too can share.
Caitlin, this one was inspired by your last song, Southern Man.
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Lay Me Down in Nashville
by Pat Alaggio
March 11, 2017
Lay me down in Nashville
Where the music never ends
Where all the sounds blend
Growing tired of being alone
Writing songs but no one’s at home
Without roots I’ve been turning to stone
I long to lay me down where music fills the night
To drift off to sleep where I can dream of another time
a place where love abounds and everything rhymes
It’s too cold in this forsaken Northeastern town
Where twenty years of my life have been written down
a lonely place where music hardly makes a sound
Maybe it’s time to lay me down in Nashville
at least someplace where the music never ends
I long for a place where life makes sense
For now I’ll write and sing these songs alone
In a town that has never taken me as their own
Where songs are written, sung and danced alone
Home remains a distant dream
Someplace I may never be
Home is a prayer I sing for me
Lay me down in Nashville
Where the music never ends
Where all the sounds seem to blend
Down like Silver brought me here. PBA & Caitlin love'em lots as a duet or solo,REAL talent.
that first song gave me the country shivers
@Edgardo Victory how do you make money with malware?
Caitlin, you deserve to be more popular, but you are needed to be in the service of the consciousness of music. Keep going.
This is my favorite Acoustic Guitar Session of all Time. Caitlin Canty kills it every time!
Totally love this. Love the soulful yearning that runs in her voice. Totally fantastic.
Mr. Haywood is a fantastic musician. great accompany.he is Nashville.
He's Iowan
Caitlin is such a great singer/songwriter! She is one of my favorites, ever since I heard her first song. Incredible passion in her playing, and a hauntingly beautiful voice. And that guitar, wow.
I just love that voice.
Caitlin is awesome live!! Lucky to have heard her play these songs in Idaho.
I am very much looking forward to seeing Caitlin at Hardly Strickly Bluegrass 2019.......
She was great.
Beautiful voice, great writing, and a very tasteful arrangement . Very dynamic and beautiful accompaniment on the steel guitar also. Really beautiful all around.
Goodness! Love her voice. Absolutely stunning performance.
Caitlin, Love your Music, Love your voice, love your heart felt singing. Very pretty It touched down to my soul..
Thank you so much for sharing... and beautiful music....
Absolutely captivating performance, lyric, melody and song...plus steel...
Thought that was Matt Berninger at first, ha! Great artist and video. Thanks!
1 min in and I'm already in love….Beautiful!
Pure Artistry! Cheers! ;-)
Wow. Really nice. Will look for more of Canty’s fine work.
Yes! Amazing vibe!!
She's amazing
I found Canty through Down Like Silver (which I found after hearing a song from Last Ship). Such an amazing discovery. I'm so in love with her and her voice!
6:48 "I Never" Excellent! Both of them!
Shes stunning and talented
Awesome! Another accidental discovery. Nice.
She is so good!
Wow, sweet songs and nice playing from these two.
Wonderful..am so glad I found her music!
Love the sound of that guitar :-)...........goes well with your voice !
Absolutely awesome, I got some goosies on that second song.
I really like her sound! Kind of mystical...
im in love
Wonderful session !
love recording king brand.
OMG I just found this and it answered my question I just asked. So awesome.
i am in love hahaha
Great song. My intro to Caitlin!
Wow, I really like her! Her Recording King guitar brought me here but she has a new fan!
😲 sooooooo nice.
Very cool guitar!
Well, this is fantastic. :-)
Sweet Recording King!
Spectacular!
great lyrics, beautiful voice, amazing phrasing
Gotta love lap steel
Damn good.
Thanks for this, I have not heard of her and I like her. By the way, that is a well mic'ed and produced performance.
Troppo brava e molto bella !❤️
damn I thought I had the flu... it was just the chills. great guitar, nice recording King. Gibson's old fave
Yessss.....That's The Real Deal.......
Wow beautiful voice.
Hi Caitlin, I loved your performance. Your guitar has a super sound. Would you mind telling us what camera, mics, recording equipment, etc. you use to make the RUclips videos?I play the guitar and sing as well, however, I'm not having much luck creating a good music video. So any information you could share would be most appreciated.Many thanks!!!GT
Her voice is unreal
Omg..where have you been?...and why don't you come to Alberta
Is there anyway you guys can give me a link to the guy playing with her maybe some videos of him or a RUclips channel he may have?
The very definition of "lovely and talented." Her voice reminds me a lot of Beth Orton, (a very good thing from my perspective)
What a voice! Waht's the guitar she' laying? Firstthought Roy Smeck, Kraftsman...cant see the logo clearly...
Who is the guitard player with her? I see him on tift merrit video sometimes this is interessing.
+Léopold Carron
This is Eric Heywood, you can read it at the bgin of the video!
pedal player is no slouch, lucky gal
Woody Harrelson on the pedal steel
goodness she's attractive...love that little bit of scratch in her voice. very soothing talking voice as well
What’s not to like.
Mix is a little stark (Johnny on the spot here). Nice display of talent.
11:42 ???
Yeah cool guitar.I will trade you for a J-45 any time.lol
Love the maritime feel and harmony was great but mic balance needs adjusting. The true passion for music is on her face like light is on the sun. Her guitar compliments her voice rather than her voice accommodating her guitar.
right good-lookin'. i'll give her that. talented too
i like them dusty guitars but sometimes i want something that can cut through the mix you know
Oooooh, ooooooh, ooooooh, buh bye.
i have a 69 texan
Considering some of the awful musical crapp that is in this graceless age that we live in . This girls musical integrety and honest renerings are like an oases in a dry land.
She's a babe!
and Nashville is no place to be for an upcoming player, take to the streets, streets of london
"Who who who"…. Don't like it. Too much acting
A matter of taste, I guess ... but I call that 'emoting', not 'acting'. Two distinctly different things, James.