Richie Havens ' career has come full circle. Back in 1967 he was one of first artists signed to the fledgling label Verve Forecast . Over the years he wandered from label to label, always on the move, much like his constant touring schedule over the years. He's now returned for his umpteenth album, Nobody Left To Crown , which was released earlier this year. If you're not familiar with Haven...
Rockin' Richie Havens' version is pretty darn groovy. I hope you enjoy this as much as i do. Today being groundhogs day, reminded me of spring's inevitable arrival. I think the little guy may have seen his shadow which (supposedly) means six more weeks of winter. At least for us New Englanders. BUT HEY! thats no reason not to be excited for the warm weather!
Richie Havens ' career has come full circle. Back in 1967 he was one of first artists signed to the fledgling label Verve Forecast . Over the years he wandered from label to label, always on the move, much like his constant touring schedule over the years. He's now returned for his umpteenth album, Nobody Left To Crown , which was released earlier this year. If you're not familiar with Haven...
I was just over at Debi's Mog and I agree. Enough is enough. Here is Richie Havens take on "Lives in the Balance". Just saw him a week or so ago at BB Kings. Forty years on and he is still a voice that demands to be heard. To those who have served or are serving this country my family thanks you for your sacrifices. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Gary Wright's tune My Love Is Alive, was probably played on the radio 73,987,945 times in the 70's, bested only by his Dream Weaver in ubiquitousness. Richie Havens, amazingly, finds something in there. The cover comes from his excellent 2002 release Wishing Well, where he also takes on Pink Floyd (On The turning Away), while turning in some stellar originals with a much-more-than-folk style. T...
Even if you weren't at Woodstock,this is one of those performances that's hard to beat.Richie’s Woodstock appearance proved to be a major turning point in his career. As the festival’s first performer, he held the crowd spellbound for nearly three hours, called back for encore after encore. Having run out of tunes, he improvised a song based on the old spiritual "Motherless Child" that became
I so much like the way Richie Havens does this song, from his album "Collection".Nice mellow Monday song...( everyone already knows this is a Marvin Gaye song, right?)
I was just over at Debi's Mog and I agree. Enough is enough. Here is Richie Havens take on "Lives in the Balance". Just saw him a week or so ago at BB Kings. Forty years on and he is still a voice that demands to be heard. To those who have served or are serving this country my family thanks you for your sacrifices. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.