The spirit in Tim will ever live on. He was the one who made me quit my own drug abuse. He died from his, but at least he saved one life--my own. I was on Fentanyl for almost 15 years, and it took me 8 month sof hell to get rid of the physical abstinence. I made it, Tim didn't, but his strong spirit lives on forever through us. I'm sure he's not the only one he helped, despite his own sacrifice. But seeing him so full of heroin, as in this performance, makes me understand what emotional pain he was in. Makes my eyes tear. Physically, you can fight it, ut not emotionally. Life-long struggle. But I've been off drugs for ten years now.
So many precious muscians lost their life and left us rueing the vagaries of drugs. I was speaking to a friend and said Jerry Garcia cheated us by dying so young only because he did drugs big time. My friend said I didn't understand. Jerry had lived his life the way he wanted. Years do not count. He utilized the freedom to live the way wanted and freedom to die. Listen to the songs he left behind....... I think that goes for Tom too.
What a piece of art he was. I can hardly listen to Hard-in. It makes me cry every time. So much pain, so much heroin, but his spirit shines through in every song he recorded. One of my favorite artists of all time.
Unbelievable, I’m 51 and had no idea Tim Hardin was behind some of the beautiful music I’ve listened to for years. What a great discovery for me. I will surely pass this great artist down to my children.
Damn performed this song almost with eyes totally closed. Tim was pouring his soul into this song. He was in love with a Lady for sure. Awesome version.
Dont know about being in love with any particular woman. I dont generally say this about people but i wonder if he was gay before it was acceptable and that fucked up his life. Fine artist in any case.
This has always been my favorite performance of "Carpenter" by Tim. He is wallowing in a Heroin stupor here and pulls the song off with such tenderness , especially at the end of the song.....it is a genius moment IMO.
I love this long version of Tim Hardin's singing his music @ Woodstock . . . At least in heaven -- there's no heroin to take everything from you. RIP -- Tim, such a talent 👏
This and Soul Sacrifice were the best of Woodstock. My Father and Tim's father were very good friends. My dad and Hal (Tim's father) jammed together for many years. My dad at 93 is STILL an incredible drummer. Tim passed way to young. Dylan said Tim was an extremely fine song writer!!!!
Tim had more soulful folk songs than any other folkie of that era. Maybe Fred Neil could be on his level. Greenwhich Village in the early and mid 60’s would have been a trip and a hell of fun, creative time. Same with San Francisco scene in the mid to late 60’s. Hell Laurel Canyon scene might even have had the most eclectic scene of them all. Man, I wish I was a 60’s guy and not a 33 year old rootsy musician lol
Tim was a God given artist. Lyrics, melodies, insights, astonishing power. So sad he's gone but his legacy is vast. I am moved to tears when I think of his demise. What a loss so early. Love you Tim. RIP. 💕💕💕
G E N I U S He understood jazzy pop/rock 150%. Perfect beautiful versatile voice, perfect words, perfect timing, perfect guitar playing. Sense and sensitivity is perfect harmony. Harmony of power and softness. Sensuality! One of the very best songs ever made and best performances ever given.
The Man the guitar doesn’t get any better, thank Christ for technology that supports my memory I’m 70year old listening to this it’s 04:36 Am to keep the peace ✌🏼 it’s through headphones 🎧 inside I’m going kraisey
I come back to this Woodstock performance more than any other, even Soul Sacrifice. Regardless of the video quality or the mic feedback, this is a gem.
Simply beautiful; Pure, elegant. The greatest version of this song I have ever seen and heard. Impossible to get through it dry-eyed. Thanks for sharing.
He is buried in this sad unkempt cemetery in Oregon .. the road he chose was heart breaking! www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=6274590&PIpi=1031916
Yes, very sad; Heroin has taken the lives of many great artists. The world has been deprived of much beauty and poetry and uniqueness because of drug and alcohol abuse. Hopefully others have learned and will learn from such tragedies. But of course we lost River Phoenix and Heath Ledger to similar circumstances. All life is precious, but the death of artists are often felt most deeply by the masses. Thanks for sharing info about Tim's grave site.
true, but if they didnt have the mindset to go to the places they did narcotically, they wouldnt have been the artists they are now revered as. The story of Tim Hardin is indeed a tragedy, but that tragedy is what lends his work such meaning...
Tim Hardin joined the army at 18 and was sent to Vietnam. The year was 1958. While there, he began using heroin, and eventually died from this in 1980. This performance is perhaps the peak of his entire career (August 1969), his guitar playing and singing are outstanding here. His releases from 66-68 are all very strong. He was well known those years. In fact, I believe Tim was supposed to open Woodstock, on that first day (a three-day music festival held a 2-hr drive north of New York City), a Friday, but he was either too frightened or high, or both. He'd go on stage later that night. 'Tim Hardin 3' is a live release from NYC in '68, almost as good as this.
@@2raloo like many incredibly gifted people, he was lost to his addictions. Dylan was asked - whats it like to be the worlds greatest songwriter? - he said i dunno ask Tim Hardin
Simply beautiful. We can say what we will about folks that feel a need to escape from the realities of our world, but to me it is only the shallow that never feel that pull. So many of our great artist whether singers, painters, writers, or all the other groups have through out time felt this need. I'm not saying it is the best choice to be made nor am I saying it is the worst. It just is what it is. A mind and soul that feels to strongly the air around them. Had Tim have been a drunk would the disdain shown by so many have been less? His music, to me, shows all the signs of being an Empath. One in touch with his own thoughts as well as the feelings of those he came in contact with as he traveled through life. These people carry not only the weight of their own short comings, but those of us all. As I watch my country sink into the quicksand of its own hate and greed I wish we had more of these people.
The way good artists can hold their shit together while stoned is astounding, great overall performance while others less capable would barely be able to talk.
He fell 1x while coming up to sing . He was supposed to start the festival, but was too wasted to stand . He was supposed to sing 45 min or so and he wound up singing for 18 min. Astounding yes.
@@lisamoroney3036 I always heard the same thing about Tim's set but when the Woodstock release came out in 2019, here was the Tim Hardin setlist and timeframes. He played about an hour it appears. 1 "Let's See How Bright It Can Be" 1:04 2 How Can We Hang On To A Dream 4:29 3 Once-Touched By Flame 4:57 4 If I Were A Carpenter 5:39 5 Reason To Believe 4:42 6 You Upset The Grace Of Loving When You Lie 5:22 7 Speak Like A Child 4:54 8 Snowy White Lady 15:48 9 Blues On My Ceiling 10:31 10 Simple Song Of Freedom 4:40 11 Misty Roses 4:39
TIM HARDIN E BERT SOMMER DID NOT GET THE RECOGNITION THEY ALWAYS DESERVED. TWO GREAT POETS COMPOSERS ,TWO GREAT MUSICIANS AND TWO BEAUTIFUL VOICES ! IN WOODSTOCK THEY PLAYED AND SANG WITH THEIR HEART AND SOUL...IT WAS VERY DEEP AND VERY INTENSO. BOTH ARE UNFORGETTABLE FOR ME ! R.I.P. TIM HARDIN !🙏💐 R.I.P. BERT SOMMER! 🙏💐 👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 ✌😎✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
Absolutely should have been in the movie. Stunning version of this song. If the movie had been allowed to run 6 hours im sure thos wouldve been included
Easily my favorite performance of this song I have ever heard, even by Tim. The version of 'Misty Roses' he sang at Woodstock is also my favorite performance of that song.
Wasn’t there something so exquisitely beautiful about this man and his musical expression. Why did drugs take him away. Heartbreaking. Hope you are in a beautiful place Tim💜💙🙏♥️
Him being in the state he was in still speaks volume for this song. All the mistakes recording errors wrong lyrics it was him to the core. Could she truly love him with all of his demons? I like to think that at the end the Lady was standing there for him and she said yes.
Pure Heroin is SO powerful..Tim was in deep.....only hope that folks have some concept of his talent, & that he was smiling during his last flying ride on the back of Pegasus...
Yes, it is. But it ruined many lives. I lost all my friends, and i'm near death myself. You pay a high price for the queen of all drugs. But i would not change one minute of my life.
Yes, he is on something strong, but he pulls off a heartbreaking performance - it not even a performance, it's real and raw. The jazz influence in his work is there. His songs have been covered by many but no one sang them like Tim himself. I just picked up a second-hand copy of "Tim Hardin 3", the live album from '68 on LP - hope it's as good as this.
Simultaneously beautiful & sad. Many don't know he was asked to open the show, but he chickened out -- Richie Havens did instead and he, rather than Tim, will be remembered for his iconic performance. Tim was also under the influence of heroin and was unable to complete his entire set. Really feel bad for the guy -- this had the potential to be perhaps the greatest moment of his life, and it fell apart.
The organizers wanted to put Tim Hardin on first but he was both still zonked on the drugs and terrified by the size of the crowd, he begged off...he went on after dark when he couldn't see the crowd...as you can tell he was still zonked on drugs but he managed to pull it off at least for a short set....I will always like this version the best
He could also play a guitar more than just competently; great singing and great lyrics. Ask most people and they would never have heard of him. What a talent and what a waste
iT'S STILL SO SAD---- SOULS LIKE TIM HARDIN -OR NICK DRAKE -JIMI -JIM , all the Butterlfies are Gone... SO far I Survived... Although most of the Time I also Don't FLY....
He seems rather out of it, mixing up words and so on. But it just makes the performance more kind of wistful, especially knowing his addiction. A case of beauty tortured sore.
Philip Ferguson He was very stoned on heroin here; if you see him in the original film during the segment where he's wandering around waiting to go on, he's incoherent. Joan Baez performed after him & she said his performance was disappointing & sad; I'd have to agree.
Yeah - it's totally heartbreaking - Self medicating with Heroin to keep one's psychic pain at bay eventually brings greater pain - Then eventually the drugs stop working & the pain increases exponentially - heroin layers emotional pain on top of pain He surely must have suffered with PTSD - Things suck for veterans in this day & age but back then there was no empathy or compassion whatsoever
The spirit in Tim will ever live on. He was the one who made me quit my own drug abuse. He died from his, but at least he saved one life--my own. I was on Fentanyl for almost 15 years, and it took me 8 month sof hell to get rid of the physical abstinence. I made it, Tim didn't, but his strong spirit lives on forever through us. I'm sure he's not the only one he helped, despite his own sacrifice. But seeing him so full of heroin, as in this performance, makes me understand what emotional pain he was in. Makes my eyes tear. Physically, you can fight it, ut not emotionally. Life-long struggle. But I've been off drugs for ten years now.
@@wespenre3418 thanks for the precious comment 🙏
May God continue to bless your life🙏
Nice work ❤ , one day at a time.
So many precious muscians lost their life and left us rueing the vagaries of drugs. I was speaking to a friend and said Jerry Garcia cheated us by dying so young only because he did drugs big time. My friend said I didn't understand. Jerry had lived his life the way he wanted. Years do not count. He utilized the freedom to live the way wanted and freedom to die. Listen to the songs he left behind....... I think that goes for Tom too.
Congratulations. You will it and you have it in you to keep your promise to yourself.
What a piece of art he was. I can hardly listen to Hard-in. It makes me cry every time. So much pain, so much heroin, but his spirit shines through in every song he recorded. One of my favorite artists of all time.
Cry?
I think he was great too.
Unbelievable, I’m 51 and had no idea Tim Hardin was behind some of the beautiful music I’ve listened to for years. What a great discovery for me. I will surely pass this great artist down to my children.
He passed away too soon. The true American heritage.
the checks thanks to rod stewart = heroin $ and death.
That's like artist Jackson C Frank,sad. Both wrote such beautiful melodys ,but Mr Hardin was so young,goodness😊😊
the idiotic, loud, disruptive, disturbing audience didn't deserve his gifted performance!!!
"Haunting" does not begin to describe this version. Thanks for posting.
I totally agree with you. I feel he was in love with some beautiful girl that didn’t love him.
Damn performed this song almost with eyes totally closed. Tim was pouring his soul into this song. He was in love with a Lady for sure. Awesome version.
Best version . . . By the writer & his pain in life
Dont know about being in love with any particular woman. I dont generally say this about people but i wonder if he was gay before it was acceptable and that fucked up his life. Fine artist in any case.
@@philipferguson8570 I got you. I assumed it was about a girl but surely could have been about a man. It seems about a heartbreaking relationship.
This has always been my favorite performance of "Carpenter" by Tim. He is wallowing in a Heroin stupor here and pulls the song off with such tenderness , especially at the end of the song.....it is a genius moment IMO.
Right on.
It surely is a magical moment!
wonderful description...
Nothing compared to it honestly. Tenderness is the word for it. Most emotionally charged lyric I've ever heard.
Yes, this IS the epitome of heart !
Una poesía hecha realidad ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊❤😊❤😊
it doesn't get any more raw then this...disturbingly beautiful.
I never knew his voice had so much range and that sweet vibrato.
I love this long version of Tim Hardin's singing his music @ Woodstock . . . At least in heaven -- there's no heroin to take everything from you. RIP -- Tim, such a talent 👏
Wrote it, sang it, felt it.
This and Soul Sacrifice were the best of Woodstock. My Father and Tim's father were very good friends. My dad and Hal (Tim's father) jammed together for many years. My dad at 93 is STILL an incredible drummer. Tim passed way to young. Dylan said Tim was an extremely fine song writer!!!!
Agree with your opinion. Absolutely, totally agree....
Tim had more soulful folk songs than any other folkie of that era. Maybe Fred Neil could be on his level. Greenwhich Village in the early and mid 60’s would have been a trip and a hell of fun, creative time. Same with San Francisco scene in the mid to late 60’s. Hell Laurel Canyon scene might even have had the most eclectic scene of them all. Man, I wish I was a 60’s guy and not a 33 year old rootsy musician lol
Tim was a God given artist. Lyrics, melodies, insights, astonishing power. So sad he's gone but his legacy is vast. I am moved to tears when I think of his demise. What a loss so early. Love you Tim. RIP. 💕💕💕
So sad
G E N I U S
He understood jazzy pop/rock 150%.
Perfect beautiful versatile voice, perfect words, perfect timing, perfect guitar playing.
Sense and sensitivity is perfect harmony. Harmony of power and softness. Sensuality!
One of the very best songs ever made and best performances ever given.
The Man the guitar doesn’t get any better, thank Christ for technology that supports my memory I’m 70year old listening to this it’s 04:36 Am to keep the peace ✌🏼 it’s through headphones 🎧 inside I’m going kraisey
Tim is such an incredible talent. Great voice, great picking and great songwriting. I had no idea he was the songwriter for Carpenter.
I come back to this Woodstock performance more than any other, even Soul Sacrifice. Regardless of the video quality or the mic feedback, this is a gem.
Why this wasn't in the original film release is a stone shame. He may have been a mess off stage but on stage he was a Saint.
The producers did not want to put it on film because they feared he’d be embarrassed.
So blasted... It was a different era.
Amazing songwriter, singer, guitar player. Maybe one of the best solo performances of all time.
He wrote it...amazing.
Goosebumps..,
Bobby Darin i miss..😢
Peace 2023
Bobby Darin did not write this song.Tim Hardin did.
I like Willie Nelson, Sheryl Crow,Johnny cash,June Carter, it's such a lovely song,this performance beats all❤😢
There;s nothing ever better than raw honest songwriting and playing, and here we have an example of it!
Quite possibly the most beautifully sad song and performance ever.
Una maravilla hecha canción grande Tim
Simply beautiful; Pure, elegant. The greatest version of this song I have ever seen and heard. Impossible to get through it dry-eyed. Thanks for sharing.
+Mike's Organic Videos the greatest because he wrote it!
He was dying,so heartbraking
He is buried in this sad unkempt cemetery in Oregon .. the road he chose was heart breaking! www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=6274590&PIpi=1031916
Yes, very sad; Heroin has taken the lives of many great artists. The world has been deprived of much beauty and poetry and uniqueness because of drug and alcohol abuse. Hopefully others have learned and will learn from such tragedies. But of course we lost River Phoenix and Heath Ledger to similar circumstances. All life is precious, but the death of artists are often felt most deeply by the masses. Thanks for sharing info about Tim's grave site.
true, but if they didnt have the mindset to go to the places they did narcotically, they wouldnt have been the artists they are now revered as. The story of Tim Hardin is indeed a tragedy, but that tragedy is what lends his work such meaning...
Aloha from Hawaii! I got to meet this man when I was a little flower child. A sweet gentleman.
I've listened to many artists doing this, but this makes you cry. Thanks for posting.
Wasted. Still love watching. One of top five songs there.
Incredible performance by a master singer songwriter and guitarist.The artistry and interpretation of his own work is sublime.
Tim Hardin joined the army at 18 and was sent to Vietnam. The year was 1958. While there, he began using heroin, and eventually died from this in 1980. This performance is perhaps the peak of his entire career (August 1969), his guitar playing and singing are outstanding here. His releases from 66-68 are all very strong. He was well known those years. In fact, I believe Tim was supposed to open Woodstock, on that first day (a three-day music festival held a 2-hr drive north of New York City), a Friday, but he was either too frightened or high, or both. He'd go on stage later that night. 'Tim Hardin 3' is a live release from NYC in '68, almost as good as this.
wOW THANK U Paul for the history - I'm about to cry listening to his song & reading everyone's post
@@JennEssa2012 💚
Essentially he was another victim of the Eugenics programs disguised as War however in his case was disguised as a Conflict
He was a Marine!
@@JennEssa2012 yeah very touching and very sad he was so talented
That voice 👏👏👏. Guitar work not too shabby at all also. Tim we miss you. Keep that red balloon 🎈 floating
absolutely
@@2raloo like many incredibly gifted people, he was lost to his addictions. Dylan was asked - whats it like to be the worlds greatest songwriter? - he said i dunno ask Tim Hardin
@@neilus fantastic. We are both Dylan fans I’m sure…. but that’s a beautiful sentiment From Bobby. He was a big fan of Tim.
Thanks Tim for your great, beautiful music. An influence to many. A huge talent. God speed. Tim.see ya' in the future.
Simply beautiful. We can say what we will about folks that feel a need to escape from the realities of our world, but to me it is only the shallow that never feel that pull. So many of our great artist whether singers, painters, writers, or all the other groups have through out time felt this need. I'm not saying it is the best choice to be made nor am I saying it is the worst. It just is what it is. A mind and soul that feels to strongly the air around them. Had Tim have been a drunk would the disdain shown by so many have been less? His music, to me, shows all the signs of being an Empath. One in touch with his own thoughts as well as the feelings of those he came in contact with as he traveled through life. These people carry not only the weight of their own short comings, but those of us all. As I watch my country sink into the quicksand of its own hate and greed I wish we had more of these people.
I first watched this 6 or so years ago and was overwhelmed by the strength of it. Such a vast crowd being treated to a song that defies crowds.
Ergot: For sure.
Alot of great covers of this song yet I still love Tim's live woodstock version the very best!
Omg loved him when I was young but listening to the words now ... I give you my woundedness, give me your tomorrow.
Beautiful.
Love this live version from Woodstock... They don't make songwriters like this anymore. Classic!
The way good artists can hold their shit together while stoned is astounding, great overall performance while others less capable would barely be able to talk.
He fell 1x while coming up to sing . He was supposed to start the festival, but was too wasted to stand . He was supposed to sing 45 min or so and he wound up singing for 18 min. Astounding yes.
@@lisamoroney3036 I always heard the same thing about Tim's set but when the Woodstock release came out in 2019, here was the Tim Hardin setlist and timeframes. He played about an hour it appears.
1 "Let's See How Bright It Can Be" 1:04
2 How Can We Hang On To A Dream 4:29
3 Once-Touched By Flame 4:57
4 If I Were A Carpenter 5:39
5 Reason To Believe 4:42
6 You Upset The Grace Of Loving When You Lie 5:22
7 Speak Like A Child 4:54
8 Snowy White Lady 15:48
9 Blues On My Ceiling 10:31
10 Simple Song Of Freedom 4:40
11 Misty Roses 4:39
@@dangenovese9161 great find , thank you for sharing with me !
Like Myles and Clapton.
My favorite performance at wouldstock and tims very best version of this song with so much love and feeling from the heart..
At "Wouldstock" Woody-wood? 😅😅😅
Betcha Jimi gave TH one big salute.Great post of great man at great show
Tim was a true American Master.
Amazing and a truly unique experience, enjoy while we can....glad to be alive in an era to hear this
You're right! It's great to be here and now. Pozdrowienia! :)
Tad Baranski s
Another life and beautiful voice cut short by drugs. RIP Tim 💐❤🙏
I liked Bobby Darin but this just blows it all away. Fabulous. The public ate up Darin's version and paid no attention to this. For shame.
Brilliant artist - and like so many of them, plagued by demons.
Tim was a master of feelings... ❤
TIM HARDIN E BERT SOMMER DID NOT GET THE RECOGNITION THEY ALWAYS DESERVED.
TWO GREAT POETS COMPOSERS ,TWO GREAT MUSICIANS AND TWO BEAUTIFUL VOICES !
IN WOODSTOCK THEY PLAYED AND SANG WITH THEIR HEART AND SOUL...IT WAS VERY DEEP AND VERY INTENSO.
BOTH ARE UNFORGETTABLE FOR ME !
R.I.P. TIM HARDIN !🙏💐
R.I.P. BERT SOMMER! 🙏💐
👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
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ANOTHER LOST GEM THANKS YOU FOR THE POST OF TIM HARDIN AT WOODSTOCK I WAS SOUND ASLEEP DURING MANY NIGHT TIME PERFORMERS . PEACE
Peace. Much respect to you for going. I wish I could talk to people who went
Absolutely should have been in the movie. Stunning version of this song. If the movie had been allowed to run 6 hours im sure thos wouldve been included
Just picked up a memorial LP featuring Tim singing a number of his songs. Happy with this find for sure.
This is such a sweet song and always has been. Love this other rendition. Still so sweet...or all those synonyms of sweet and beautiful.
Man, I love Tim Hardin! The best in my eyes. 👀 ❤
Easily my favorite performance of this song I have ever heard, even by Tim. The version of 'Misty Roses' he sang at Woodstock is also my favorite performance of that song.
CHANCHOFACE 100 % agree with you... something truly magical about it. Never forget it.
Wasn’t there something so exquisitely beautiful about this man and his musical expression. Why did drugs take him away. Heartbreaking. Hope you are in a beautiful place Tim💜💙🙏♥️
Glad I found this, he was awesome. True artist.
I'm trying to play the guitar but I'll never play like this. wonderful!
This is one of the top 10 songs at WS.
Gone but not forgotten
Tim was a treasure. This performance was magical, but Tim was high. They may have left it off because of that, but they were wrong. This is real soul.
truly gifted
what a performance and what a great song
Time travel is needed. I want to be there. 😢
wow. officially *obsessed* with this
Me too
Him being in the state he was in still speaks volume for this song. All the mistakes recording errors wrong lyrics it was him to the core. Could she truly love him with all of his demons? I like to think that at the end the Lady was standing there for him and she said yes.
Funny Guy to me this is more beautiful than his studio recording. There’s so much more authentic emotion in this.
Masterpiece of song writing 🎶
This is better than I'll ever be....stoned
Best and original version of this song EVER
+arbeia76 yes, because he wrote it.
+arbeia76 Absolutely!
Only version worth listening to
So Talented Was Our Tim.. Just a guitar and a voice.. how it shud b..
beautiful singer song writer artist thanks for this post j vincent edwards
There are many versions but this is the prime number.
you can see the pain he was in singing this song. His voice, you can hear it . just close your eyes an listen .
beyond incredible
Beautiful
Incredible! Visceral!
what a singer.
For this and this Only Tim Hardin is a Legend!!!
Bellisima. Preciosa la guitarra.
Raw talent Tim... Should have been on the Woodstock doc. film.
He was just such a great!
Pure Heroin is SO powerful..Tim was in deep.....only hope that folks have some concept of his talent, & that he was smiling during his last flying ride on the back of Pegasus...
Yes, it is. But it ruined many lives. I lost all my friends, and i'm near death myself.
You pay a high price for the queen of all drugs. But i would not change one minute of my life.
written by Tim Hardin, and released on his album in 67.. BUT also released by Bobby Darin a year earlier.. 66
R.I.P. Tim🙏
Yes, he is on something strong, but he pulls off a heartbreaking performance - it not even a performance, it's real and raw. The jazz influence in his work is there. His songs have been covered by many but no one sang them like Tim himself. I just picked up a second-hand copy of "Tim Hardin 3", the live album from '68 on LP - hope it's as good as this.
Heroin poor soul,
TH3 is, or very close at least.
@@RobHollanderMusic Strong ass heroin
Saw him once in London. Half Moon pub in Putney. He was a bit out of it but still brilliant. I was sitting next to Bert Jansch.
Wow
Great talent!! Heroin/opiates is a tough one to beat.trust me on this.
Essa música está explodindo de sucesso no Brasil (2021), só que na versão forró. Kkk
Versão brega você quis dizer
O q seria dessa música sem aquela dancinha daqueles 3?? Kkk
Falando sério.. muito bonita a música original.
Simultaneously beautiful & sad. Many don't know he was asked to open the show, but he chickened out -- Richie Havens did instead and he, rather than Tim, will be remembered for his iconic performance. Tim was also under the influence of heroin and was unable to complete his entire set. Really feel bad for the guy -- this had the potential to be perhaps the greatest moment of his life, and it fell apart.
I actually heard he was too high to go on stage...Not sure which is true because he was a bit nervous in front of a crowd.
My sister and I are pretty good at singing this song 🎶 a classic to be sure 🍀
I’m speechless.
The organizers wanted to put Tim Hardin on first but he was both still zonked on the drugs and terrified by the size of the crowd, he begged off...he went on after dark when he couldn't see the crowd...as you can tell he was still zonked on drugs but he managed to pull it off at least for a short set....I will always like this version the best
Steve Booker, who was in the Tim Hardin band: "Tim was sitting in his Woodstock house, nude. He said, 'Come in, let's jam...".
@@patrickblackburn5528 Heroin is a hell out of a drug.
My dad was very good friends with Tim's father Hal. Tim was an brilliant talent. He passed way too young!!!!
How could this be left off the Woodstock documentary film????
Kevin Egan seriously
He could also play a guitar more than just competently; great singing and great lyrics. Ask most people and they would never have heard of him. What a talent and what a waste
+davej1968 he wasn't a waste, this song will live on for ever..
His best performance of this song was on Kraft Music Hall in 1968. The upload used to be available but was taken down a couple years back.
Clássico são para sempre. Uma pena ter falecido tão jovem.
How did he do this when he was so far gone and lost in the moment. Still have no idea. Might be the best acoustic vocal I’ve ever heard.
This man was a fucking genius.
This video currently has 211,000 views. I predict that within 10 years it will have 200,000,000 at least.
Doubtful. Sad as it is to say. This ain’t in now. Might be when the powers that be initiate world war three. Let’s go Brandon and fuck Trump.
iT'S STILL SO SAD---- SOULS LIKE TIM HARDIN -OR NICK DRAKE -JIMI -JIM , all the Butterlfies are Gone... SO far I Survived... Although most of the Time I also Don't FLY....
He seems rather out of it, mixing up words and so on. But it just makes the performance more kind of wistful, especially knowing his addiction. A case of beauty tortured sore.
Philip Ferguson He was very stoned on heroin here; if you see him in the original film during the segment where he's wandering around waiting to go on, he's incoherent. Joan Baez performed after him & she said his performance was disappointing & sad; I'd have to agree.
If this is a disappointing performance to you...wow, don't even know what to say. This is an incredible performance
Chuck Potocki almost makes me sad to hear someone say that , well maybe the new creed album will be out soon
Chuck Potocki lol ” stoned on heroin ” 😂
That was a shitty thing of Baez to say if she did. It's not up to another artist to comment.
Another reason NOT to do Heroin, kids! Lots of great music - Lost!
Yeah - it's totally heartbreaking - Self medicating with Heroin to keep one's psychic pain at bay eventually brings greater pain - Then eventually the drugs stop working & the pain increases exponentially - heroin layers emotional pain on top of pain He surely must have suffered with PTSD - Things suck for veterans in this day & age but back then there was no empathy or compassion whatsoever
Tim didn’t care about being famous, it was the people around him who cared.