Abigail Washburn - Nobody's Fault But Mine video free download
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Duration: 02:54
Uploaded: 2011/03/23
Abigail Washburn performs upstairs in an old abandoned building in Lower Manhattan while a 14-piece ensemble of strings, brass, woodwinds and timpani warms up below for an episode of Mason Jar Music Presents
vimeo.com/channels/masonjarmusicpresents.
A Mason Jar Music Production
Video by Andrew Ellis & Matt Porter
Cinematography by Andrew Ellis
Edited by Matt Porter
Recorded by Jacob Blumberg
Mixed by Dan Knobler
http://www.AbigailWashburn.com
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Comments
8 years ago
belletollz
absolutely beautiful and love the shifting atmospheres and how they affect the sound, as someone else mentioned. really cool way to record.9 years ago
Jared Black
So much more meaningful, pleasing to hear and true to the spirit of Blind Willie's original than Robert Plant's screeching9 years ago
jay kuchera
This is an amazing recording. Not just because she serves up a powerful vocal and instrumental rendition ( real mojo here), but as the video drifts the performance from from space to space, the reverb changes. How many songs vary natural reverb by walking the performance through different environments? It pulls me into the moment it was recorded. Raw, rough, natural , yet superbly captured. Haunting.9 years ago
Tim McCarthy
I had no idea her voice was so strong and expressive; simply brilliant.9 years ago
David Washburn
wonderful.9 years ago
Jean-Luc Schreiner
Avec deux doigts !!9 years ago
Willy 9 Toes
Said simply - WOW, what a voice!10 years ago
erock2229
I absolutely cannot love this enough. I don't even know how many times I've watched this great performance. I love Abigail!!!! Thanks for sharing this with us.10 years ago
Renee Stokes
LOVE MASON JAR MUSIC! Perfect play list! Abigail Washburn is great!10 years ago
Joao Vitor
bela voz!!! Brazil <310 years ago
LucDaRocka1
Ted Who?11 years ago
SLIPERYWETWANG
Sorry, thats what i meant :) And that makes sense!11 years ago
ecoputsch
What crooked bridge? It looks straight to me. It could be slanted however, as it is on many folk guitars and for the same reason.11 years ago
