Valerie June and Mick Flannery team up with Nick and Helen Forster for this rendition of John Prine's "Angel From Montgomery." _________________________ Angel From Montgomery Songwriter: John Prine
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Valerie June and Mick Flannery team up with Nick and Helen Forster for this rendition of John Prine's "Angel From Montgomery." _________________________ Angel From Montgomery Songwriter: John Prine
*vibes to scam likely On hold Loop* Nark is my obsession right now and Tumblr has to deal with it ✨ Also I don‘t know how to draw the death ✨ Gonna learn it tho hehe
Why is Lark smiling? Look he is happy that he learned to love again (except the brotherly love to Sparrow) and then he died in the arms of his love :D That‘s what I love about the lore, because Lark got that hate and anger like when Henry said „It‘s okay to be angry, but it‘s not okay to be cruel“, and then he learns (in da headcanon) to love again :] The connection with the doodler was the connection to his death
eTown hosts Nick and Helen Forster join up with musical duo Shovels & Rope and musician/songwriter Nic Clark for this interpretation of the classic Rick Danko/The Band song "It Makes No Difference." ________________________ It Makes No Difference Songwriter: Robbie Robertson
The Band of Heathens and Jaime Wyatt team up with eTown hosts Nick & Helen Forster for this rendition of Neil Young's "Helpless." ____________________ Helpless Songwriter: Neil Young
Song Review: Sarah Jarosz and the Brother Brothers feat. Nick and Helen Forster - “In Spite of Ourselves” (eTown)
Cheeky and ribald, “In Spite of Ourselves” is one of those songs that somehow comes across as innocent.
Onstage at eTown, Sarah Jarosz, the Brother Brothers and Nick and Helen Forster rendered Iris DeMent and John Prine’s latent classic in a playful manner that included a round-robin of acoustic guitar, piano, octave mandolin and fiddle solos. The vocals went similarly around the horn and, ultimately, in to the audience.
The result is a gem that’ll have big ol’ hearts dancing in listeners’ ears.
Grade card: Sarah Jarosz and the Brother Brothers feat. Nick and Helen Forster - “In Spite of Ourselves” (eTown) - A
7/29/24
Lake Street Dive is on eTown to talk with host Nick Forster—who calls them "one of our favorite bands"—about the new album Obviously and perform a virtual collaboration on The Beatles' "Two of Us" with Shakey Graves. You can hear it here.
Beth Hart and John McEuen join forces with the eTown house band for this rendition on Mr. Bojangles.
“Feelin’ Alright” performed by Greensky Bluegrass, Elizabeth Cook, Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, Nick and Helen Forster and the eTones.