deep song- nice singing-like the associate pics

As much as I appreciate hearing this for the first time, I wish Norah Jones would consider having someone connected to her official media, get around to COMPILING the many cover's and standards she's done. I say that mostly because I feel that far too many [out there] just don't appreciate just how truly GOOD she is. No one does a cover like her. No one [IMO] taps into the emotion of a song when the lyrics REALLY matter, the earnest conviction of doing the material justice. No one does that quite like Mr's Jones. If all the standards and cover's she's done in her career had an official place to call "home" then I feel that more people would realise the real quality of this fantastic musician. Now I know the following will likely make me sound like a hypocrite, but I also kind of feel like it's dishonest in a way for videos such as this to "piggyback" off of that kind of brilliance, whether originally meant as a homage to it, or not.

I remember discovering this song when I discovered Randy Newman. She does a beautiful rendition. The visual imagery is spot on.

❤❤❤❤ Great song to sit outside look up to the sky and reflect...and cleanse your soul. 🐾🦋💕☮️

This song always brings me to tears.

What to say? I very much like Newman's version for its profound sadness, but I might like this one better. This live version seems to be dragging and speeding up, like putting emphasis on specific words or tones. The slight changes it causes, combined with Norah's voice, are extremely beautiful to me.

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She sings it better than Bette

Ive always loved bette midlers cover of this song from beaches but this is beautiful ❤

Con una mano tendida siempre,tu sabes a quien

Argentina hoy

I didn’t find this guy until I was 70 years old…. What a waste of all that time!

Yikers - she really knows how to suck all the emotion out of a classic.

I mean.. Judy and Nina did versions of this song.. it’s not a flattering juxtaposition. Maybe not the best look.

< Really appreciate THIS video, so bone scratching real!¡!> Gracias!>

PRECIOSA CANCION

Norah is a Boss....next

Wunderbar! Danke!

unbelievably beautiful, stunning, soulful, moving, what we should we be paying attention to instead of the daily US media that only wants to sell us ads.

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It makes me weep like a goddamn child. Every single time. Damn/Bless you Randy and Norah.

What a beautiful song.

He was great without a doubt.

Great blues on alto sax

This beautiful women is praying for a better world with this song. We all got to try to see a little bit of light in these dark times. And try to shine, unless all. Peace for everyone.

Randy's chords just set the scene beautifully. I like the little changes Norah puts in. This song fits her like a glove. Beautiful.

This Rendition of this song is the best I've heard. Period.

Up yours, Speechelo. Can you tell I'm a real human? That proves my point. Kiss my AI.

So many versions of my first heard tune by UB40 but some OK, some great & some just pure magic

Theses vibes are universal in dimensions layers and metrics. It can fit any therapeutic pitch within the scope of the listener...Amen

In prison at 18. Heard Art and liked him. 1966 was culturally naive. There was no way he could be white. Bam!!! Val showed me album cover. Learn something everyday and keep an open mind. Exactly what history makers do. Of course one must drag the tin cans of the past into the future with; it don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got swing. Innovation/change. Same hook different look! Love

Tom Northcott also did a fabulous version

A favorite for solitude. Music wits that fit with a grip. The piano must be recognized. Drums finalize. The rest is history!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The “Quartet” is: Joe Farrell - tenor saxophone, flute, oboe Chick Corea - piano Dave Holland - double bass Jack DeJohnette - drums …but interestingly, on this track, playing on his own composition, John McLaughlin is on guitar, and Chick Corea is absent… In less than 2 years, both of these graduates from the Miles Davis Bitches Brew School would each be leading his own first-generation Fusion band. This is an early release on the “independent” CTI (Creed Taylor International) label: Creed Taylor had made his bones several years earlier producing accessible-yet-intelligent stuff for Wes Montgomery and George Benson (among others) on the label as an A&M subsidiary starting in 1967, and it went independent in 1970, the year this recording was released.

On fire📀🏆

I’d love to see what your left hand is doing

Newman, Waits and Corbin probably responsible for more suicides than fentanyl

always enjoy this one.

So beautiful song.

This is a gut wrenching performance by Art and his brilliant accompanying trio. Oh to have been there !. Absolutely Marvellous.

its a song for needy..that kicking for tin cans supposedly can goods for foods to the needy...but wretched people..snaked away..

Reminds me of the Hawaii I lived in...the sound of the early 70s.

Most people fail to understand the irony in this song They take it literally That is a mistake It's about our approach to the poor which Is condescending at best! The conversation in the song is between two homeless people who are tired of those who would set them straight: Scarecrows dressed in the latest styles! Human kindness is overflowing because it's not! That is irony And that is why the homeless response is a non sequitur I think it's going to rain today In other words, nothing changes, life goes on the same

Awesome job and I love this song so much.

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Yeah, a kind of blues which makes you becoming red... This is art, Pepper! Thank you, pal

First heard this first in the early 70's KBCA Los Angeles Denis Smith played it often. Still sounding Great

Cách hát của Phúc hiện đại, tinh tế và mang hơi hướng Kpop nhưng lại rất ấm áp, dịu dàng...1 ca khúc tuyệt vời ❤

Absolutely Stunning, Norah does it brilliantly!

I experienced something today, by a beautiful young lady today, that showed kindness to me, the story is bit long, God bless her beautiful heart