Yeah...keep folks away from this tune unless they go hard

Is the band Horse - after a name change or personal change? Love this song and it’s a an album called horse - thanks

long long long long long live odetta

I love listening to Bonnie sing and play guitar. Such an incredible artist. Beautiful voice to the max!

Is there anyone else listening to her waiting for some techno beats to drop and the tempo to kick up?

Beautiful indeed, however the Grateful Dead take this song to a whole never level. Legendary version the Dead performed at Cornell University 5-8-77. Garcia's slide guitar solo makes the hair on my arm stand up every time.......pure magic!!

First listened to this song almost 60 years ago, have heard, played, sung it innumerable times since. Just today discovered Bonnie and the true story. Strange world we live in

Hmm this is the first time I have heard this version having in truth only heard The Sandy Denny one. I have often wondered about Richard Farina who is credited as having written the song on Sandys CDs. All of a sudden it appears in my feed and very happy the KZbin fickle finger of fate has placed it here. I think both versions stack up, No one can ever have the voice of Sandy Denny but Mimi still has the range to cover this song as it should be, To be Fair the version people like tends to be the one they hear first, but I like this just as much as Sandys version, perhaps its because there is just vocals and a duet on the Denny version that it just shades this one. Interesting that it is a traditional song .

No matter who performs this it always brings a tear to my eyes 😢

Glory Glory Glory

I did a cover on this check it out.🐊

Wonderful!

This is magnificent.......a timeless classic.......

Loved this Album❤

This song despite the passing of the years has lost none of it's is a poignancy - as powerful as ever, a masterpiece........

Best opening lines of any song… ‘What a waste of sin’

MAGNA

In Brazil's of the early 70s we could only find imports at specialized "record stores", most concentrated in Copacabana. I used to swing by all of them almost every week, and ended buying many LPs by their cover art since, at the time, art and music were so interconnected. This was one of them: the album's cover art and packaging blew my mind. Interesting psychedelic rock but the album probably resulted from a huge marketing effort which, apparently, did not succeed.

I grew up with this song/album! Oh what a waste of sin

This is real...

Odetta is awesome!

Holy cow I never knew this wasn’t an original Dead song!

Loved the song since Lulu recorded it in 1968. Heard at least a dozen versions since, but never Ms. Dobson's. What a spectacular voice.

Need. Play list. "Firme, this is is your old mans Buick in the ear🎉 noPlay list? Realwax

Interesting that hat this recording came out in 1962. Later that year, we had the Cuban Missile Crisis, which brought us close to the brink of nuclear war.

We must all pray that nuclear war never happens. It would be the end of the earth

I've been listening to Episode Six version with Ian Gillan for a couple of months and love it. But OMG the original by Bonnie Dobson and I didn't know what it was about her voice is amazing so haunting ❤

Now this is some great singing! She is great, odd song, but she is really good. Is she still playing and singing now?

Lady Maisery do a fine reading too.

way late - someone should note - from the film ' on the beach'. with Greg Peck and, before he did Psycho , A. Perkins. this flick is way different.

I learned Morning Dew from her singing. She was wonderful and this is a powerful message song.

My dad's mom was a white woman from farm country Illinois and that is the only reason why I grew up with Odetta in Alaska. Thank GOD.

I was first introduced to this song by Nazareth. Upon research there was Grateful Dead and Robert Plant. Bonnie was obviously quite an inspiration

Classic & endlessly beautiful song.

I stood next to her, back stage at Kerrville Folk Festival. She was great.💜🙏🏼💜

that paratroop bluff always cools those big ideas!

TIMELESS CLASSIC !!!😍😁g

This is defo not the best version

This would have made a great cover version by Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatra .....

3:40

Popopopopwhat Can i Say ❤

Mesmerising ❤

Our God is marching on.

There is also a great cover version from the band „Third mind“ released in 2020

Battle Hymm of the Nation by Odetta is a beautiful classic.

I wonder sometimes if this song is about finding god or a man. Great tune none the less

Esta banda es un encanto completo del rock sicodelico, fue un grupo hecho para triunfar porque este álbum es simplemente “ genial “

3:32 One of the most beautiful versions I've ever heard of this sorrowful, but poignant, song!

When I was a morbid emo teen (before the word "emo") this was the one song that spoke to my very heart. I am different now, but I can still hear what this song's got. And I still think "The sand that inches from the tide will claim the steps I sowed" is a great line.

I am completely hypnotized by his voice!🙏