They do NOT make music this good today- so lucky to have seen it all.

@chanchan5349

3 жыл бұрын

They don't make musicians like this anymore ...

It's Clapton and Stills. See the film, it's great.

@oppothumbs1

5 ай бұрын

This is better than the Springfield. I love the Buf Springfield but never so much this song. Now I feel it. "Though we rush ahead to save our time We are only what we feel And I love you, can you feel it now".

I'm so fortunate I got to see and hear Jakob Dylan and his outstanding Echo In the Canyon band two nights in a row, first at the premier of the documentary at the LA Film School, then the next night at the CD release show at Amoeba Music, both in Hollywood in July 2019. I fell so in love with their CD that I started my own tribute to this great music. I was already a huge fan of the Laurel Canyon '60s and '70s singer/songwriters and bands, and am so grateful that this movie and CD turned me on to a lot more of it. It's such a deep catalog of so many great artists that it reminds me of the Impressionists in Paris in the 1870s & 1880s. Thank you, Jakob., for the insight and talent to do superb covers by these iconic artists. More, please!!!

@chrisshaughnessy138

Жыл бұрын

Annie: The movie is epic. If you want to see some great Impressionist paintings, go to the Art Institute of Chicago. Monets and lots of them.

I was blessed enough to have been alive at this time in history. ! I grew up not far from Laurel Canyon., spent much time hanging out at the Country Store, saw so many of the great musicians that lived in the neighborhood. Neil Young, was the one that really stands out, because he was incredibly friendly to a 15 y o girl, from Beverly Hills High School. This music was just incredible, as were those times… the documentary, “ Echo in the canyon” … a magnificent telling of what was happening, at a particular time in history. These musical geniuses had no idea, how influential they would become, they just loved playing music, getting together, sharing ideas, It was a time of innocence, and great creativity, and if someone, “copped” a riff or line as Clapton said, …the lawsuits didn’t fly, unlike today!😫😖😖

I agree that this has got to be some of Clapton’s best work in a very long time. A fantastic track, beautifully interpreted, and with absolutely stellar guitar work

I'll pile on and add my endorsement that we're hearing Clapton on all the lead parts. Lots of similarities to "Let It Rain" to include the vocal "ooohs" at the fade-out, the piano/guitar interplay and Clapton's tone. Nicely done.

I love my Buffalo Springfield CD and still play this regularly! This is really a rocking new version though. Thanks J. Dylan for bringing back some of the greatest music ever and with an exciting freshness! Magnificent job !!!

the documentary made me a Jakob Dylan fan.. just love his vocals

@memray1127

4 жыл бұрын

Same here

@shamarihudgins1306

4 жыл бұрын

Just like his dad! 😄

For me, this is now the definitive version of this track, superb!

Outstanding cover--if you haven't seen the documentary, do. Mega thanks Jakob, great work!

stephen stills was / is a musical genius...

@virginiamiller9765

2 жыл бұрын

Still IS, Baby!

Who leads this off...Stephen? And it's Clapton's best solo since " Let it Rain".

A great gem from the past no matter who is playing on it...love the version by Stills and Judy Collins.

I'll never forget the first time I heard this on the radio (WNRN out of Charlottesville). I was completely blown away....knew the solo was Clapton. Came home and looked it up on the playlist and have been listening to this ever since.....many thanks.

Love all the songs and Jakob was incredible in this revival.

Great documentary on Netflix

"chasing you dowwnnnnn..." - perfection

@gabevachon326

4 жыл бұрын

Downnn-na. Wait for it

@gabevachon326

4 жыл бұрын

Downn-na. Wait for it

Clapton's leads are pure Derek and the Dominoes tone. Love it!!!!!!!

I saw Buffalo Springfield in 1967 at a relatively small club in the Phoenix, Az area and stood like 10 feet away from the stage! OM gosh! I was blown away and knew I was experiencing something incredible!

@oppothumbs1

5 ай бұрын

Wish you had that on film.

@helenmcmichael2122

5 ай бұрын

What a treasure.

Stephen wrote this, Buffalo Springfield made it happen. Jakob comes along with this Magical show he's made, everybody is feeling Cool. The Beauty that made this Incrieblé. You remember when there is about One human you want to talk to, you are so in love. That is the Magic of this rendition. Can Stills make Magic? Did that mystery man on guitar make it so Magical, even Stills, just laced it up? Jakob, your voice is perfection on this. Such a Loving and Lovely song. You feel the magic of loving with everything you've got. Not everyone gets that privilege. Awesome.

@virginiamiller9765

2 ай бұрын

Eric added this into his 2023 Crossroads, LA. Give it a listen. Eric, you were mighty fine, that fine day. Guitarmanship , Mr Stills Could anyone forget you, and the Sprigfield. Lifeblood, to keep from running out. Jakob, your Magical bringing it all together, truly a gift from the Cosmos. Love you true, dear Troubadors.

i was into buffalo springfield big time when they came out i was tripping this is great!!!!!! bob

This knocked me out, ashamed I never knew this tune previously. This is an incredible remake...

@konabold

4 жыл бұрын

Hadn't heard this song since I wore it out in the sixties. Time has flown and so have we. Jakob, this is awesome. Done with love and passion. You have my respect sir.

@virginiamiller9765

Жыл бұрын

You feel the Love in it. You hear the love in their guitars, Jakobs Voice. There is a Vibe here, and yes the Magic is intact.

Great leads from both Clapton and Stills here. Great song, great documentary and a great soundtrack. One of the better music collaboration docs I've seen in years, probably since the Lost Basement Tapes, even if a bit different than this. The talent is immense.

I love this CD and the movie.

I enjoyed the film. It gave a great little bit of history of music, the times and of course the great musicians and all other people of the time.

Eric Clapton plays the higher pitched solo's & Stephen Stills plays the echo guitar parts in the lower register. A couple guitar masters bending strings like a hand in a glove.

really makes me wish that i lived in the canyon when all those creative juices were flowing through those great musicians

@kevinflankey8339

2 жыл бұрын

Umm...there were more than just "creative" juices flowing among them!

Whether or not Stills plays on it, that’s *clearly* Clapton taking the solo. Matter of fact, before knowing who the song was from, I recognized Clapton’s playing

@ericfaley9019

4 жыл бұрын

Cire Nosnor it’s is both Clapton and Stills. It shows Clapton in the U.K playing the song and solo. Then cut to L.A. where Stills is playing on top in a lower key accenting the solo.

@viclesperance146

3 жыл бұрын

I immediately recognized Clapton's signature too

@surfwriter8461

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's that Clapton rehashed and screechy guitar. I don't like his solo on this, much prefer the original recording by Stills.

This is just outstanding!

man..can't get enough......

I love this album, thanks for making it J.D.

Love this!

Awesome! Thanks for sharing.

This is Greatness! A magical Masterpiece no guestion about that

Great sound!!!!

just fantastic

His voice is just indescribable. Beautiful.

Really really love this song 💙💙💙💙💙

Actually both Stills and Clapton play on the cut. Recording session in the movie!

@viclesperance146

3 жыл бұрын

Clapton plays both solos and prominent lead track. Watch the monitor with names in the movie and listen to the discussion during the song. It's brilliant!

@lawrenceburchett7411

2 жыл бұрын

@@viclesperance146 Did not have to watch the monitor to hear that the leads are EC , it's just him all over there, nice version of the tune, they blended it like the old pros they are.

Clapton's best playing in years

@gabevachon326

4 жыл бұрын

Hints of Layla and Let it Rain. Bravo, slowhand.

@virginiamiller9765

Жыл бұрын

Oh, You guess he doesn't phone it in?

The funk of 'Questions' reimagined...all the yes.

love this!

Amazing job taking a classic song and making it one's own in the best sense!!

Damn this rocks!

It don't come easy (hey Ringo!)

Sounds great Jakob!

@annettebyrd997

4 жыл бұрын

In Love.

What a great voice, Jakob Dylan!

This is Clapton. However it is a great song originally done by Stills.

Paying homage🙏

THE soundtrack of summer 19

It don’t come easy, unless somebody has done it before and you can “borrow” it.

I am a massive Stephen Stills fan and I really respect what Jakob Dylan has done with rediscovering the music that came out of Laurel Canyon in the late 60s; but it is Eric Clapton's breathtaking solo that really elevates this song into another stratosphere. Why isn't Clapton given proper credit here?

Magic in the Canyon

It's got that jangly thing. Sounds like the Byrds doing the Springfield.

Nice job Jakob

I hear a hint of "Let It Rain" in here!

@bif3578

3 жыл бұрын

Watch the movie! They talk about that...

ONE QUESTION》Why didn't you mention Eric Clapton above ? It's not Stephen playin the lead.It 's Eric !! Anyway.Great Great Music,Super Exellent🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝👌

❤🌵🌵🌵💃🕺

Eric is also on this track.

I loved the documentary! Who sings the second verse of this song in this recording?

@siangibby5771

4 жыл бұрын

Ah, I perceive now it is Stephen. Perhaps with an occasional enhancement from autotune, which I do not begrudge him the least bit. This is a gorgeous song, written by a sensitive and feeling man. Kol ha kavod, Stephen Stills. And thank you, Jakob Dylan. You are a mensch.

@siangibby5771

4 жыл бұрын

I am full of sh*t, I perceive. They SHOW Clapton recording the second-verse vocals. OK. I got misled by how he pronounces the word "talk"; to me it sounded like pure Stills, but I was wrong. Stills and Clapton both show in this film how good-natured they are. Maybe that's a side benefit of aging? Anyway, kol ha kavod to them.

what key is it in? feels like A but the G chord is throwing me off

@Johngonefishin

4 жыл бұрын

A

Does stills play on this? Can’t tell.

@jivfiv

5 жыл бұрын

Saw the documentary today and they show Stephen playing on it but it sure sounds like only Eric here.

@avrutunes

5 жыл бұрын

@@jivfiv saw doc, too. It's Stills A N D Clapton. EC cops the "Let It Rain" ending on this.

@jivfiv

5 жыл бұрын

@@avrutunes I never thought of that before but you are correct.

sonofman333 wishin' this song were one second shorter (yet three songs 3:33 long of one album is craaaaay regardless) 😄

Its Clapton soloing.

sounds like Clapton to me. Ultimate Classic Rock says Stills though, but regardless I like the version of it.

@t-bone1701

5 жыл бұрын

See the movie. It's both Stills & Clapton.

@jwardle7

4 жыл бұрын

Clapton admitted “Let it Rain” was inspired by “Questions”.

@tplover2

4 жыл бұрын

They are sharing the solo, Clapton in the higher register and Stills playing in a lower register. I remember this song well from the CSN&Y album. Carry On led into Questions. It was a favorite of mine back in the 70s and its still awesome.

This reminds me so much of Eric Clapton's "Let It Rain." Even EC's solo here echoes his original. Which begs the question; who copied who, Stills or Clapton?

@marcintravaia2084

4 жыл бұрын

Stills recorded the song February 16, 1968, Sunset Sound, Los Angeles, California. Vocals, guitars, bass guitar, Hohner clavinet: Stephen Stills; drums: Jimmy Karstein. Clapton's Let It Rain was recorded sometime between November 1969 - March 1970.

this is for sure Eric Clapton

'They don't make music like this no mo'....

koooooooooooool rickenbacker... nothing like it!

I think both Stills and Clapton get solos on this. but does anyone understand what is going on during the filmed session? seems like JD wants Stills to add a part "next to" Clapton's (I guess so he can accomplish having them "play together"?) but Stills seems to take a pass on that. anybody?

@liblit

2 жыл бұрын

That used to be Stephen's specialty--playing against other lead players. Did it really well with Neil and Eric once said (somewhat grudgingly) the only guy who could play with him was Stills. But he did take a pass, or whatever he did is mixed so low as to be unrecognizable.

@Dan-zr5em

Жыл бұрын

@@liblit I agree, to my ears it's more or less Clapton throughout.. I think this has been debated quite a bit but that's what i'm hearing

Guys, it’s Eric Clapton, not Stephen Stills, cmon!!!

@game12342012

5 жыл бұрын

this is for sure Eric Clapton

@s2seltaeb

5 жыл бұрын

Stephen Stills is also on guitar for this version... (along with EC, of course).

@gregcarrier8662

5 жыл бұрын

@@s2seltaeb Stephen Stills song from Buffalo Springfield.

@kevanmathy2432

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like Buddy Guy

@pamrubio9552

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, guys, cmon!!! LOL

sounds like Stills on his strat

Better version than original from Buffalo Springfield done by Jakob and Stephen and Eric.

@donjohnson9688

5 жыл бұрын

The original is far superior with incredible bass. This version bores me.

@Thundergod-

4 жыл бұрын

@@donjohnson9688 I concur, this pales in comparison to the original with Stills and Young on those double leads. Questions was actually a remake on the first track of CSNY Dejavu' in 1970 as the second part of Carry On/Questions. Skydog and Dickey of ABB are the only ones of this era who rivals them....

Pity Charlie Sexton isn't singing this.

This is one of the great Buffalo Springfield songs (though it's really just Stills with a little help from Richie Furay in the original recording). There are things I like about the cover version, at least until the first guitar break, but I don't care for Eric Clapton's soloing here. It's kind of superficial, just a bit of flash without much creativity or soul, and too much of the screeching notes. Listen to Stills' guitar work on the original--much better in doing a service to the song. Clapton is more into slick and shallow playing here.

Ashame this dude sang everything, he sounds like a bad romantic comedy’s soundtrack, he took a big dump on classics that deserve to be sung in the same or similar style. Don’t argue with me on this.