The Interview That Caught Me Off Guard! Troubadour On A Accidental #1 Hit | Professor of Rock
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- KT Tunstall tells these unbelievable story of her #1 HIT, Black Horse and A Cherry Tree. This Interview blew me away, as I wasn’t expecting such a cool story and a cool artist…KT explains how because of a freak cancelation on Jools Holland, KT was able to perform her song with a Loop Pedal and overnight here song scaled the charts. She plays the song and tells the story of writing this Bo Diddley/ Bonnie Raitt like pop hit from the 2000s.
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I’ve done a lot of interviews over the last decade. I love it when I go into an interview and I get knocked out by the artist as a human being! Where my expectation are blown out of the water, where I ‘m looking at my camera crew and they’re looking at me with the same flabbergasted intensity like Wow! This person is really cool. Coming up is one of those times, where I walked away from the interview with big smile. I’m not even going to introduce her, I’ll just let the interview speak for itself… As we goi into this interview I want to thank our sponsor Zenni Eyewear, at Zenni.com you are able to Customize your eyewear with a prescription lens or non-prescription lens if you just want the an awesome look or distinctive color or a particular style of lens. check it out today: here’s the interview
Poll: What song or performance changed your mind about an artist the you were indifferent to previously where you gained a respect or new perspective?
Growing up on Punk/Indie in the 80s, I actively avoided Pink Floyd/Prog. It was uncool "Dinosaur Rock" & your parents going to Lazer Floyd didn't help. _Kid A_ comes out & critics compare it to _DSOTM._ So, out of curiosity, I listen to Floyd for the first time. They had me from the opening chord of "Breathe".
Joni Mitchell's another one. Celebrated primarily for her early Hippie/Laurel Canyon albums (which I still can't get into), I never understood the depth & expanse of her genius until I heard _Hissing Of Summer Lawns._ Some of the most sublime, elegant music I'd ever heard.
Great question! What jumps out to me is November Rain, by Guns And Roses! I didn't care for them until that song, which is now one of my favorite songs of all time!
Kings of Leon's debut on SNL. I believe it was Sex on Fire and Use Somebody - both classics now.
@@bigneon_glitter how could they not? It is funny, because I still see Pink Floyd as extremely innovative and cutting edge for their time! They influenced rock music in so many ways!
Cyndi Lauper, and the first time I heard “Time After Time". She had a depth and soulfulness that I hadn’t expected, having only heard her uptempo material at that point
As a drummer, I love how she references her “percussive” playing, the importance of “stops,” and teaching guitarists the rhythm before notes (and scales). Not to mention how she seeks a drummer who “swings” instead of a straight 4/4 and/or four-on-the-floor style. Basically…a drummer with groove. Well done KT…and Professor!
What a personality, story and interview! she is so real, love her! Best part was when she said she didn't care if she made it or not that she just wanted to spend her life creating and living her life experiences. Doesn't get any more real than that
If only more artists had that perspective, we'd have so much great music today. Thanks for watching!
@@ProfessorofRock Absolutely.
Tears when she talked about her brother.
something else that was..
Man, that ending hit me in the chest .... hard. I'm here alone, working and listening to the interview and tearing up when KT mentioned her brother. What a neat lady with a lot of heart and talent.
Agreed! I got choked up right there out of nowhere. Great interview.
Me too. "Must be raindrops..
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Me too! How amazing was that?
KT is the coolest! We’ve seen her a couple of times. Simply amazing. This is my favorite Professor of Rock interview.
Same here, it hit me in the feels! 🥹🥰x
I agree, KT is electric in the way she expresses herself and I can easily see why she captivated you! When she got to the story about her brother and him hearing her for the first time, I was blubbering like a schoolgirl! Great interview, Prof!
Me too! So so sweet!
How TF does a rock interview 24 minutes in cause a 63-year-old retired autoworker to start blubbering like a toddler who can't find his blankie? F you, professor!
I loved her on “ Long Lost Family”. It was so interesting for her to meet her birth mother and siblings.
It’s a well known facts that little boys cry and blubber much more than little girls.
Fantastic! Thank you for sharing! I'd heard the song but not known about her, K.T. A very appreciated video!
Jools Holland’s show (minus the live audience) and Daryl Hall’s “Live from Daryl’s House” web series are great shows to showcase artists. KT has been on both.
I remember when she was at Daryl's House. Watched that video many times
I think it's because people just genuinely love her.
I caught some of it. I'll have to go re watch.
Lots of great stuff on LFDH, you just jogged me to go down that youtube rabbit hole of watching it again.
Hell yeah, I have watched quite a few videos of Jools Holland and Daryl's House videos.
Dear Professor of Rock. This is one of the best interviews I have seen on your channel. Sometimes, in interviews with other people, it is like pulling teeth to get the artist to tell an interesting story. However, in this interview, Ms. Tunstall is such an engaging storyteller, and you gave her the space to be one while still directing the conversation. You guys really meshed well together. As a music lover of comparable age, thank you for doing what you do.
The comparison of her voice and style to Bonnie Raitt was absolutely on point. Also, I can see why you loved meeting and interviewing her-you appeared to get on as if you were bffs! I was always more partial to Suddenly I See by her. Thanks for giving her some love-she was never as big here as she should have been. 🙏
Thank you Allison! It was such a fun interview.
When it was said in this video that the song was from 2005, I was a bit confused at first because I'd somehow thought it was from the 90's! Probably because KT reminds me a lot of Melissa Etheridge, especially with *this* song. And yes, she's *totally* cool! 😀
I remember seeing that on tv when it aired
i was there for The Cure
But the loop pedalling was superb
a memorable moment 🤘
I did not know until today that the songs she did WEREN'T Bonnie Raitt. I thought it was a different sound for her. I'm loling at myself...
I love "Suddenly I See" even more than "Black Horse..." truly an underrated and underappreciated artist.
@@PrineGuy "Hold On" is my fave! " I was tired of January...."
I'd always thought 'Suddenly I See' was her breakthrough hit!? I'm pretty sure it was actually released *before* 'Black Horse...' here in NZ, at least! I remember (mis)hearing it for the first time and thinking, "'Some B.I.C'?! What does 'B.I.C.' stand for??" 😄
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‘Suddenly I See’ is what I remember being the real breakthrough too. Cherry Tree wasn’t even originally to be on the album.
I definitely heard Suddenly first on US radio, new song CD’s that used to come in magazines.
I seriously may not have known it was the same artist, as the songs are pretty different. At least the studio versions. Live, her voice is much more recognizable in both songs, but back when I first heard Cherry Tree, I didn’t think, “Oh, this is the Suddenly I See singer.”
I think Black Horse was on a Paste magazine new releases/deep cuts CD, just months later, then the video was aired and she was promoting it on shows.
The Jools Holland performance and the American Idol cover really broke her through though.
If pressed, I'd say If Only from the 2nd album DF is my favorite. Killer official video for that one.
She's the real thing..great writer, singer, player, talker, musician....She is so musically knowledgeable...Also she didn't mention that she herself is profoundly deaf in one ear, and is now losing the hearing in her good ear...We need more like KT, excellent.
When I see KT I say " Whoo Hoo ! " - After All These Years ! 😍
Ha ha! No joke. She's really awesome.
I understood those references 💛
Another great interview from The Professor.
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for this! Saw KT open for Barenaked Ladies a couple years ago, she later came out and played with them on Brian Wilson, one of my favorite BNL songs. She flat-out rocked on the guitar with Ed Robertson. Highlight of the show!
You're gonna kill me for saying this but I saw her in Columbus, Cincy & Indianapolis that tour and immediately left after she was done lol. That was when she had just released a cover of Petty's I Won't Back Down with Mike McCready from Pearl Jam.
KT is just a total joy- absolutely adore her and her music- Scotland finest
Well, Scotland’s finest would have actually been Big Country and their late, great frontman Stuart Adamson. But we get your point.
@@chuckhutton5087 I loved Big Country.KT too though.
Well, she a Scottish Princess then ;)
Your interview with KT Tunstall is definitely your 'Top 5ver' interview of all time!! She's an amazing musician and story teller. ❤️
What a wonderful interview. KT is wicked talented and absolutely delightful. Thank you for bringing this to us, professor.
Don't bleep out the curse words, it's not like she is cursing out anybody, it's just a figure of speech! I feel we need to distinguish between curse words with the intent to offend and "figure of speech" cussing.
The prof don't wanna offend the RUclips demonitation gods...
As a brit.. and an avid watcher of Jools Holland.. I remember KT's first performance vividly. We'd always be out on a Friday night but would video (using that videoplus code from the tv guide ! ) the show to watch when we got back home. Everyone was blown away. The girt, passion and musicianship - especially when the loop pedal was so new - she blew our minds. In our circle we all say "No KT - No Ed" And she's as cool now as she was then.
Lol, video plus!!! Man, I hadn't thought of that in a billion years! I always knew how to program my VHS so never really needed it; never had much use for TV Guide either. I guess it's still around somehow. I adore KT.
I am definitely surprised by this interview. I remember, back in my college days, having the TV turned on to VH1 and seeing "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree" playing in the mornings for a while.
I thought it was catchy, but a bit bluesy, and I dug it.
Very cool, Adam!
Thanks my friend.
KT did a stripped down, in-studio performance of “Black Horse…” on VH1 back in the day that I remember was pretty solid.
@@austintrousdale2397 I didn't even know that. Cool memory.
Her brother hearing her after the cochlear implant story made me cry. Wasn't expecting it. Wow, this was a fabulous interview.
@Wishing B Me too! (I'm not crying, YOU'RE crying.)
Wow, to be honest I had never heard of her before, but her music is awesome and she's one of the most genuine sounding artists I've seen interviewed. Thanks.
Wow! Thank you so much for this inspiring interview! I remember falling in love with the song the first time I heard it, but knowing very little about this artist, and how extremely real she is! I love her Scottish accent, and I love her dimples! It makes me want to hear more from her! What a breath of fresh air she is! Great job Professor!👍♥️👍
Thanks for listening! More to come.
The Live at Daryl's House appearance is as good a place as any to start!
Great interview with a GREAT artist. KT is everything that is great about great music. Honest, sincere, humble, raw, unique and so talented. Real music!
What sort of psychopath clicks dislike to an interview with an amazing musician? Six of them at this moment. Great interview!
Dammit, KT! I am supposed to be a stoic old Englishman and you made tears spring to my eyes with your reveal of how your brother heard you for the first time :O.
That amazing story she shared . When she was with her brother in the supermarket .It gave me Goosebumps . Such a beautiful story .
She is awesome. I love her excitement about playing. She's one of us!! I think I love her.
Wow what an interview. She made me Cry when she said make sure they know who you are within the first four bars. Amazing 🤩🤩🤩
Awesome interview! Love KT Tunstall and Black Horse and a Cherry Tree! Jools Holland and Live from Daryl's House are some of the best ways to get introduced to new groups or a new sound for a song. I watch them regularly. Thank you for doing this interview!
Thank you very much @Professor of Rock for this interview. You are in the strike zone for artists that I want to understand what motivates and how they are inspired by what they create. This interview took me by surprise like it did for you. I would like to commend you for your interview style - it really allows an artist to feel comfortable and think through the creative process that they use. I think it is true that almost no bands are a democracy and this makes total sense because and great artist does not want to compromise on their creative vision and also need to be able to work through getting to that perfect place of creative vision which is many times accented by beautiful accidents that happen along the way. I truly think your channel will be archived for the ages and influence a big way future artists that have that want and need to just be how they are and able to create and entertain regardless of how much fame the ultimately achieve. I am will be bet at some point in the future your channel and amazing ability have real talk with the core of the artist community will inspire many generations of new artists !!
I was introduced to this song from Catherine McPhee's performance on American Idol. It was such a breath of fresh air and I fell in love with it. Of course I looked up the original and it became an instant classic in my books.
KT Tunstall is absolutely brilliant and this interview shows it!
She truly is. She's a great performer. Gives it her all.
For further insight, look up the hour long presentation/interview on YT that she did at some UK college she did right before Kin came out, 2016. Cambridge University I think. Very illuminating.
I immediately stopped this interview to watch her perform on Jools Holland show. Well worth the watch! Best interview yet!
Her new music is as good as the older music. Thanks for having her on. I cant believe that single is 14 years old !
I know right? Time goes by so quickly...
Thanks for the video. Your videos remind me of songs and/or bands I had forgotten as well as occasionally introduce me to new bands/artists. I haven't heard of KT before now and this is the first time hearing the song. Sounds like a neat song. I'll have to check it out in full and look for samples of her other songs.
This is a total gem of an interesting interview !!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm really glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
I had never really paid much attention to KT until I saw her on Live from Daryl’s House. I was hooked. Later I saw her on a show where she found two sisters she never knew about and openness, love and personality just made me respect and love her more. She is awesome!
Never understood why KT never became a huge superstar, she's so talented and that good!
It strikes me that massive international fame in the pop music industry tends to accrue to narcissistic egomaniacs with no compunctions about manipulating and exploiting anyone else on their path to the top. From this interview, it seems to me that Ms. Tunstall has entirely too much gratitude and humility for that echelon of stardom.
Not only talented but a down to earth and very engaging personality. I could easily listen to her talk for an hour.
She IS one of the best. She’s teaching people how to busk. I always wanted to hear more from her because I was a drummer in band for 8 years and her song was more percussion than anything else.
I first saw KT Tunstall on Soundstage, July 27th, 2006, performing "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree" solo with the loop pedal, blew my socks off!
One of your best interviews . . she's amazing ...
Right?
I just caught this interview this morning with my coffee, and you hit another one out of the park. The last show I watched - with Benny Mardones - was in every sense perfect. You are doing some really exceptional work, Adam. I think you're one of the most bingeworthy programs out there, and I'm genuinely happy for you.
Awesome Interview!Thank you Adam and KT.Loved the stories of her life and that you can see she is happy with creating and still feels blessed to have a career in music.She is living her dreams.A very Cool woman,indeed.
She's very humble and grateful.
I think that was one my all time favorite interviews...Ever!...I only wish it was maybe a little longer...K.T. has this cool way of getting your attention,Organically...With out being annoyingly pretentious...And I truly admire that!!!
A lot was going on in my life when this song came out. I remember hearing it on-the-fly a few times. I enjoyed it, but it got lost in the noise surrounding my life. I swear, I thought it was Bonnie Raitt. I could not find it. I listen to every album Bonnie Raitt put out and was frustrated that I could not find it. The local DJs had no idea. I got busy, life got in the way, and time passed. Thank you for this. I never realized such a beautiful face was behind such a beautiful song. And such a humble heart. I'm driving to the record store right now to find the album. Her voice will accompany me on my next cross-country Adventure. Another great interview.
I saw a picture of the album cover, and thought this looks different, and I like all kinds of different music. I then heard the song weeks or months later, and got the album, and all the other albums that have been released. I like how she is always happy and friendly on TV or other interviews. I didn't realize the song was written and worked out as a way to use a loop pedal and make a song like that, and how it was almost left off the record. Great interview, I love how you do all these videos for a lot of songs and performers, sometimes the way these were done always has a great story behind it.
I had never heard of KT Tunstall before until I had watched the show 'Long Lost Family'. She had been adopted when she was very tiny and was looking for her biological father. She had found her biological mother and was hoping to find her father. She also found two sisters on her father's side. Such an awesome story!!!! I looked her up on RUclips after the show and found I like her music!! And her accent!!! LOL
I had no idea who she was, never heard her name before but have heard that song. Thank you Adam for bringing these stories and artists to us. I’m a creature of the 80’s and there are very few recent songs and artists that I can listen to. This young lady will be the exception thanks to you.
Terrific engaging interview! Sure could tell you both were enjoying it!
I was audio engineer for a great AAA radio station back then and was completely blow away by her style, talent and personality… and still have my recording of her amazing live set from that day!
Have bought the album and downloaded to support her... What a great interview !!
She seems wonderful. I have seen her in a few interviews and she always comes across as a good person first. Deserved success is not always the case in the music industry but she deserved her success.
I remember hearing Black Horse on the radio when it first hit in America... I immediately went online and bought a copy of the CD (taking a chance on what I call "McCartney Syndrome"-- where the one song getting airplay is really the only good song on the album). That CD stayed in my car CD player for at least a month as I listened to every song on it over and over, as every song on the album is great in its' own right... What a joy it is to find out that KT is even more wonderful than I imagined! Love you, KT!
OMG! I love her! I remember the first time i heard this song. I couldn’t get it out of my head. I listened to it over and over again, having no idea how she did it. The comparison to Bonnie Raitt is a good one, but KT has her own unique energy and depth. The interview was fantastic. I love how you let the artist talk, without interrupting or redirecting. All the blues references KT made are familiar to me and beloved, so, as well as listening to KT today, I’ll be revisiting some old friends. Thank you. 💋
Thanks you for noticing the little things!
Bonnie really paid her dues (playing the blues, roots, folk etc) for years before her mainstream success. KT is so cool. Great interview as always Prof!
@@surlechapeau and on Jools, KT was an overnight success after unfortunately 10 years of getting nowhere musically during her 20s.
I love KT. The first thing I heard from her was "Suddenly I See" when it was used in an advert for something in the UK here. Have bought up loads of her albums and seen her live. As well as her great music, I love her personality. She's so, positive, fun and larger than life. It really comes over in her patter on stage, and in interviews.
One of those rare songs that immediately grabbed me the first time I heard it (back in the day), and has held me ever since. Thanks for the interview, she's awesome.
Finally reached the age when a channel about classic rock cover a song I remember being new. So it begins.
She is both brilliant and adorable. I remember watching that Jools Holland performance back then and being electrified by her talent and personality, and not having idea how she did the whole thing.
I was born and married in St Andrews and we all absolutely adore KT, she's a total legend. Great interview Prof
I love KT Tunstall. I think she is one of the greatest songwriters and performers of this century and is very under-rated.
She’s real, a musician with her own style, plays and composes and plays s proud of what she does. A genuine original
Loved this! Her passion about writing and performing comes shining through, but the PG audio edits interrupt the flow a bit. When the Sex Pistols were on with Bill Grundy, they were pushed into being shocking, but KT is being herself. You should have let her emotions come out and be the victim of the dump button.
Oh my goodness! She is the coolest! I am so elated! My husband is a musician and I love to sing! This video with you and KT is so inspiring! I am teary eyed just thinking about all of the possibilities and ideas from it! Love you and this that I watch almost every night! Thank you so much, Adam!
Superb interview. I remember seeing her performance on the Jools Holland show, and saying to my then wife. "That girl is going to be a star"...probably the only thing we ever agreed on.
Thanks! Such a great interview. KT is SUCH a talent with a dynamic, down-to-earth and often funny was of expressing herself. Black Horse is indeed a memorable song that grabs you right off the top and keeps you stomping throughout. Great track!
The whole interview is great but seeing her playing her guitar and talking about how she came up with the sound was the real gem of this interview. She lights up when she is showing this off and you can see her passion and love for the music that influenced her. That was so cool and it made me like her even more. I always enjoyed her songs but this makes me love them even more. What a wonderful interview to wake up to.
I felt the same way. Thanks for watching.
It's tricky to track down a physical copy, but if you want to hear her fingerpicking style, and totally solo, look up/track down a copy of her Scarlet Tulip EP 🌷
Professor amazing questions, you really got into the song. Quality work again professor. Amazing channel.
I remember seeing a clip of her performing Jackson 5 “I want you back” like 5-8 years ago during the whooohooo years. At first I was like; oh she playing to a backing track… and not even giving her band members TV time… then I realized she was doing all the loops, there in the moment, live… The sheer
musicianship and balls it
takes to even attempt something like that….let alone to pull it off. Fan-fucking-static
I absolutely love her live version on French TV of “I want you back”. The way she quickly and expertly put the loops together is fun, but her performance is just amazing.
That comment from her brother.......... priceless.
"I wish there were an entire separate platform for TV music...."
Fucking brilliant idea KT!
They could call it..... TV Music....
TVM....
I WANT MY TVM!
Ha! 😁
This is one of my favourite interviews you've done. This is the one artist I'd feel comfortable chatting with friends. She's so down to earth, cool, humble and she's a musician's musician. She's an excellent song writer and highlights that a good pop song can really be good music. She's on the level of Kirsty MacColl and Bonnie Raitt.
I've been a fan of Jools Holland since Squeeze and recently found out that Holland played the piano solo on Good Thing by Fine Young Cannibals.
What a badass, love this interview. I've been wanting to write music. Have written poetry, but never music.. now I'm going to give it a try. I will make sure they know me in the first 4 bars.
This is very cool. I hadn't really thought much about this song or about KT Tunstall and now I definitely see it in a different light. Thank you, as always, for the great content!
Scotland has some really good unique artists like KT Tunstall, The Proclaimers, Del Amitri, Gerry Rafferty, and Al Stewart
Brian Johnson and Brian Robertson too.
and the amazing Annie Lennox...
And The Associates/Billy Mackenzie, The Pearlfishers, Trashcan Sinatras, Life Without Buildings, Cindytalk, My Latest Novel, The Delgados, and Horse.
One of the very best is Annie Lennox is right !
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Brian’s english
One of the best interviews that you have ever conducted. thank you.
Who would have thought it's the KT Tunstall interview that has to be bleeped the most?
Ha ha. Good observation.
I love her the more for it!
A true Scottish lass!
I Love Black Southern Blues. Worked with a Black man much older than me of 17. He heard my 8 track sound (Pacific Gas and Electric) in my car and told me to meet him at TC's (Top Cat's) between Cobbtown and Metter, Ga. 1971. Blues singers from Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tallahassee. I spent most of that summer at TC's. This was the first place I heard Zydeco. It was small less than 300, out on state rd 23. KT reminds me of those days. Great Video.
I did not want this interview to end. I love her personality
You enjoyed that Sir! As did I. Thanks you.
She is absolutely amazing. Edit, I think she might be your best interview to date. Wholesome, down to earth and you let her speak. Amazing is not the right word, she’s definitely more than that.
Magnanimous
Absolutely delighted that you featured my favorite singer-songwriter! Somehow when I read the title of the ep, I had a hunch it was her. I first heard one of the deeper cuts from Eye to the Telescope ("Stoppin' the Love" I think..?) on a station called Radio Paradise, and was instantly determined to hear everything she produces. Still am. Also, my only celeb crush. :-)
And that sir, is music that is alive.
What a great interview!
Professor - this is the best interview of yours that I have ever watched. She was amazing. Thank you for all you are doing in celebrating real music from every generation still accessible. You my friend are amazing.
KT blew away that Jools Holland show - I remember watching it and wondering how she’d gone under the radar before. Sensational performance and a cool lady.
I loved this interview!!! Can you release a longer version? Can you do another one with her?
She's still smokin hot.
KT got it all!
She's beautiful.
Loved the Interview, KT is so cool, I met her a couple of months ago when she played at Blue Note. I knew Black Horse and the Cherry Tree and Suddenly I See. As being one of the photographers for Blue Note I ended up shooting all of her shows and became more of a fan of hers. KT is so nice and cool. Like your interview between shows she was telling me stories about when she is on tour. She is one of my favorite musicians the I shot there.
Wonderful musician, beautiful heart... Every album is a joy, and I could listen to her talk all day long too :)
Great interview!! I remember watching her on Jools Holland when it was originally broadcast. It was a real "oh wow" moment. You knew watching that performance that in 3 minutes KT had changed the trajectory of her life. I ended up buying her debut album the week it was released.
KT is so adorable and amazing. Always have loved her and so glad you did this!
She's so humble she still makes it out to be luck. Truth is, she smashed on Jools because she was incredible.
Great interview Prof. Thanks.
Her song The other side of the world is quite stunning.
Wonderful interview! She has an edge to her voice that is so distinctive. KT's version of "Tangled Up in Blue" is incredible.
Thank you for the incredible interview, Professor Rock. KT Tunstall is a musical genius.
The lyrics, music and vocals on this song, are fantastic. She's top 10 of today's female artists for me. Thanks for interviewing her!
The woohoo's remind me of The Pointer Sisters. An amazing interview for sure.
She was absolutely amazing! Great interview,I could have listened to her for hours!
K T always has great stories, such a talent and a great raconteur, whether singing or just talking she is captivating.
That’s so funny “Depressing Girl Open Mic Night”.
I laughed at that as well. She's a character.
I’m not sure of the song, but there is a great moment in The Graduate from 1967 where Dustin Hoffman is driving off to find Katherine Ross and there is just this punching acoustic guitar playing as he rushes off and then runs out of gas, but he keeps going after her. This song reminds me of that.
One of the few reasons I’m still on the internet.
Cool! Many thanks!