This Man helped me through 7 months if hospitalization. He kept me going. Loved him throughout his career. So sad he died so young. 4:03

Love the Man, Warren Zevon. He's an intellectual artist. He bowed down to transmit his art to us all.

Thank you so much for posting this. Have always loved his work. His was a space that I imagine nobody will come along and fill. When people “discover “ him, they often take a deep dive. “How have I missed his work.” Long live Warren!

Warren Zevon was the man!! Loved his music

Thanks for posting this. His work, his intelligence, his humor, and his grace at the end of his life...Warren was one of a kind, and is truly missed. There will never be another like him.

I love how Warren reflexes on his answers without pretentious BS like so many so called stars.

@t3hPoundcake

9 ай бұрын

Warren never considered himself a star, that's the difference I think. He always talked about how artists like Bob Dylan and Billy Joel were "better than him" in so many words. I think Warren was one of the best lyricists to ever live though personally.

Thank you for posting this.

@jacobthomas02

Жыл бұрын

thank you for watching it!

Words of wisdom from the greatest musician. Thank you.

@patrickmurphy5338

Ай бұрын

Indeed!

Wonderful insight into his background & aspirations.

I was lucky enough to live near LA, and see, and hear, and feel, Warren a number of times. It was said then, the kids who wanted tp be popular, liked the Eagles and that singer/songwriter stuff. While the smart kids liked Warren, and before, Love and the Doors.

Thanks for posting this😎❤️

Thanks for posting this.

Gone too soon.

So good! I'm almost finished with his biography that his wife Crystal wrote. Super cool

@c.s.mcleod7383

Жыл бұрын

He was in a bad state at the end. He returned to drinking and didn't let anyone visit him.

@michaelj.r457

10 ай бұрын

I bought a copy of the book in New York about 12 years ago. Warren not only gave his blessing but insisted that Crystal tell the WHOLE truth about him, even the ugly parts, from his drug abuse and violence to his relapse after getting the diagnosis. Crystal, in an interview, said that she hoped people understood that for all his faults, the picture of him cradling his grandchildren at the end was who he truly was.

Love him

Amazing

@jacobthomas02

Жыл бұрын

thank you!

Wow, he mentions Madeleine Stowe -- I just saw "The Last of the Mohicans." Oh, Warren, don't sell yourself short -- you wrote some wonderful love songs.

I know his last public performance was in August,in Edmonton 2002. He saw doctors after returning to L.A. due to shortness of breath.

@privatepenguin3137

5 ай бұрын

On October 30, 2002 - was his classic Letterman performance. He played 3 songs on that show also.

Does it included unreleased bits? Or is it all taken from the DVD? Thanks.

DOes anyone here have the full VH1 Inside out documentary with Warren Zevon? Its not on youtube anymore. Can someone please help me get access to it?

@jacobthomas02

Жыл бұрын

just uploaded it

@musicisbrilliant

Жыл бұрын

@@jacobthomas02 Oh, dude, no way!!!!!! You did!!!! :) Thank you so much!! That was super amazing of you friend. Cheers! Im definitely gonna save it!

☠️ wrote his whole life ⚡ in a diary and in real Life 👌

I wonder if the book goes into detail about going up with a father who murdered people for a living. I swear incompetent people shouldn’t be allowed to have kuds

I assume this was right before he was told he was dying

@lauraplotkin8548

10 ай бұрын

After.

@hobbified

8 ай бұрын

1:31

@victormodjeski4173

6 ай бұрын

He lived almost a yr after this

Lawyers Money and Guns..Excitable, no?

He abused his wife and so his children was exposed to that BS. Yes he was an artist and great writer but the violence is crazy and people around him allowed it