In the Pines - Dave Van Ronk video free download
I love his voice especially in this song. As far as I know, this is the only version of Dave doing this song on Youtube. Subscribe for more videos. Enjoy!
Lyrics:
Little girl, little girl, don't lie to me
Tell me where did you sleep last night?
In the pines, in the pines where the sun never shines
I shivered the whole night through
My daddy was a railroad man
Killed a mile and a half from here
His head was found in a drivers wheel
His body hasn't never been found
In the pines, in the pines where the sun never shines
Well shivered the whole night through
You've caused me to weep, you've caused me to moan
You've caused me to lose my home
The last words that you'll hear me say
Was I want you to sing me a song
In the pines, in the pines where the sun never shines
Well shiver the whole night through
Little girl, little girl, where'd you sleep last night
Not even your mother knows
In the pines, in the pines where the sun never shines
Shivered where the cold winds blow
Comments
10 years ago
Kittenclaws Guitar Videos
i love the quiet pauses in the song, it makes you listen more10 years ago
letsif
Kurt Cobain version is also beautiful.10 years ago
letsif
Beautiful 11 years ago
Vickie Lynne
i love this song too much and this is proof why .....11 years ago
marcusinHD
walking dead version is better though, be honest11 years ago
Rineke RobertsonvanDam
The Sweetest cover I have heard of this...Soft and Sweet! :-)11 years ago
peter williams
real music with feeling you dont hear today from the heart a true (real) musician with vocals that will last for ever thanks for a moment we all can share (pmw)11 years ago
tattoodboop
That sounds like a leadbelly song.11 years ago
Scott Bruce
+Jenn Cordova My favorite version of this traditional song12 years ago
alraizuli
Oh yes, I certainly do realize how lucky I was to see him at that time and place. I was 14 and had to have my big brother take me down to the "Village". He wanted to see the "Paul Butterfield Blues Band" at the " Bitter End". I badgered him to seeing Van Ronk. Today he admits that I made the right call. b12 years ago
alraizuli
Oh, Yes I do realize how lucky I was to see Dave Van Ronk at that time and place. I was 14 and had to have my brother take me to the "village". He wanted to see the Paul Butterfield Blues Band. I badgered him into going to see Van Ronk and today he's glad I did. If you like Dave Van Ronk you should check out Furry Lewis, he had a big influence on the way Dave played .12 years ago
NeonlightRebel
I hope you know how lucky you are to have seen him then and there! :D12 years ago
alraizuli
Okay, he's been a favorite of mine since I first heard him. Is there a way to edit your own posts after they're posted? I hate sounding like an idiot in my comments. Guess i need to proof read more carefully.12 years ago
alraizuli
In 1964 or '65 I got to see Dave Van Ronk play at the Gaslight in Greenwich Village. He's been a favorite of mine since I first hears him.12 years ago
Nathan Parsons
haunting12 years ago
bobwaits
Lovely version...never heard Dave Van Ronks voice sound so mellifluous, sensitive and understated.13 years ago
Peter Penguin
Sweet and soothing; but the song goes deeper. Check out the Leadbelly version; or Google => MURPHY INTER PINOS13 years ago
anton martens
so much feeling in his voice, realy nice to hear, tanx for posting13 years ago
dragonfitter
first heard this on nirvana unplugged many years ago i sure have enjoyed listerning to music ever since13 years ago
RetroTop10
@davidzacuto Thank you, I agree!Related Videos
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