Yo-Yo Ma James Taylor - Hard times come again no more descargar videos gratis

Mark T

Masters exhibiting their craft... brilliant!

ZONEX HAVEN

I couldn't figure out the Thumbnail though.. what is it like. black butt cheeks??

jack bobrick

Let us pause in life's pleasuresand count its many tears,As we sob sorrow with the poor, May the good times we're living Never blind us from our knowing, O' hard times come again no more,

Cris María Hernandez

Que bello!

John Ladd

Also, Marc O'Connor of fiddle and Edgar Meyer on bass. Now that makes one helluva quartet.

DEANNE MORSE

JT AND YO-YO MA ARE AN AMAZING DUO!!

David Counts

You shoul' love this one, Nicodemus. To everyone else... really, you should love it anyway. It's kind of the theme song here. 

Julia Pemberton Hellums

wonderful..thanks for sharing xo

Carol Ruth Kimmel

Such a beautiful song, and still so relevant. We should all be singing this.

Richard Uhlmann

that would be mark o'connor

Nidra Blades Dottir

Funny, but I was never much of a James Taylor fan back in the old days, but this song puts him in my book of songs to remember. He makes this song come to life.

Sarah Richards

This is great, thanks for putting it up.

Doll Creelman

There is a promise of Hope. We move through life - hard times and times of ease and great joy. All is life. We make of each day what we will. I do have a song in my heart - how can I keep from singing? Hard times come again no more. Today is a great day!

NewEnglandBudo

Also see Jerry Douglas (dobro) with John O'Connor, Edgar Mayer, Alison Krauss,& Russ Barrenger plus many other collaborations. "The Boxer" with Douglas, Paul Simon & the Mumfords is a favority. Expand your horizons. ;))

prepastedtoothbrush

Reminds me of "it is well, with my soul"

Tricialou1

Stephen Foster. Wrote many beautiful early Americana songs. Died in poverty

QuakerBarrett

Performed correctly, this song is almost impossible to bear. The sorrow is just too much.

Think890

also what about EDGAR FUCKING MEYER

Andrew Struve

Enjoy a performance of one of my favorite songs ever.

Dawn Hurst-Stultz

what a wonderful rendition of this timeless song!

JAMES TAYLOR

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