20 Jan
2012
2012
The Avett Brothers covered Bob Dylan’s “One Too Many Mornings” on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon tonight. The song is off of the upcoming album Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International (more info here).
Watch the video below:
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[...] If you’re thinking 6 Degrees of Rick Rubin here, you’re a smart cookie. Rubin, who’s producing The Avett Brothers next LP, recorded the Avett’s cover for the Amnesty effort, working off of the same 1969 recording you’re about to hear. If you’re familiar with Cash’s American Recordings work, then you’ll know Rubin and the country folk legend were sort of an item. Strange stories, huh? Shortly after your brief history lesson, check out The Avett Brothers’ terse yet sweet performance below, courtesy of The Audio Perv. [...]
[...] For their rendition, the Avett Brothers stuck reverently close to the country-folk vibe of the original — which incidentally was Steve Jobs’ favorite Dylan cut — complete with traded off lead vocals between Scott and Seth that mirror the Johnny Cash duet version a bit. A fine take, for sure, but we must admit this just has us itching for that next Avetts LP even more. While we wait, let’s watch the North Carolina troupe honor a mutual hero below (via Audio Perv): [...]
[...] the end of a long week. Watch The Avett Brothers perform the song on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon here. It’s a really well-done [...]
If you enjoyed the Avett Brothers, you should listen to Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad. Their new album Country kinda reminds me of them. http://giantpandadub.com