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Toss up between John Fogerty or John Mellencamp for me....Wow, he even sounds a bit like John Fogerty on this. Nice cover. And holy wow, it segued into a video of Jesse actually doing it with Fogerty. I guess you posted the playlist link instead of just the video link. And, yeah, are they like long-lost relatives or something?![]()
Yeah, that's another one. Wonder if Jesse has ever covered Jack & Diane or Pink Houses.Toss up between John Fogerty or John Mellencamp for me....
LOL. He's a character played by John C. Reilly. I knew I had heard the name but couldn't remember where.I don’t know who Dewey Cox is. A country or folk musician.
So the guy playing guitar with Jesse, is who? Do you know?LOL. He's a character played by John C. Reilly. I knew I had heard the name but couldn't remember where.
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Based on the comments, it's David Rawlings but Jesse in the subject refers to him just as Rawlings and didn't post a description.So the guy playing guitar with Jesse, is who? Do you know?
He's only had one charted single, at least according to the Wiki on him, and he doesn't seem to be that well known outside folk circles. So he's not that big yet. Hopefully, he's one of the quiet, humble ones, though.I hope Jesse Welles never gets a superstar ego. He’s perfect the way he is.
I couldn’t find any, but they’d fit his voice and style. He’s reviving it in his own way though - homestyle Americana without the far right bs. And protesting that bs - sometimes subtly sometimes not so subtely. I love what he’s doing!Yeah, that's another one. Wonder if Jesse has ever covered Jack & Diane or Pink Houses.![]()
He’s already been on stage with Joan Baez, Willie Nelson, John Fogarty, Willie Nelson and John Prine’s sons, and was personally invited by Mellencamp to perform at Farm Aid (just read that’s how he got the gig. Which is awesome. Even Mellencamp himself can see the similarity.) As well as being nominated for 4 Grammies upcoming, and being on Stephen Colbert’s show. I think he just has a growing, but quiet, following so far.He's only had one charted single, at least according to the Wiki on him, and he doesn't seem to be that well known outside folk circles. So he's not that big yet. Hopefully, he's one of the quiet, humble ones, though.
Pink Houses was used by some Republicans campaign but Mellencamp made them stop. It was also used by NOM who oppose same sex marriage...he made them stop using it too.I couldn’t find any, but they’d fit his voice and style. He’s reviving it in his own way though - homestyle Americana without the far right bs. And protesting that bs - sometimes subtly sometimes not so subtely. I love what he’s doing!
Yup. He’s a heartland musician who has long been progressive but that fact gets overshadowed by those who aren’t. Jack and Diane was a favourite way back when I was a kid. Pink houses was a critique about racial poverty and exploitation of the working class in the heartland of America. It just wasn’t quite as overt as some of Jesse’s. The radio stations probably have limits on that.Pink Houses was used by some Republicans campaign but Mellencamp made them stop. It was also used by NOM who oppose same sex marriage...he made them stop using it too.
He supports the Democrats and played this song for Obama's inaugural celebration.
The line in the chorus "Ain't that America". was meant to be satirical.
Just that little bit I heard was excellent. Gillian Welsh is really good too. Talented couple.David Rawlings is an amazing bluegrass musician. Partner (music and life) of Gillian Welch.