can someone please add captions to this video

Thanks so much for posting this. Finally found some Wilcox vids that actually SHOW what he is playing. Love it. Now I can try and figure out some of his tunes. Thanks again.

so beautiful

David Wilcox uses an open D tuning (DADF#AD) for his song "Blow 'Em Away." This tuning allows for a rich, resonant sound and facilitates the slide guitar techniques prominently featured in the track.

Love this!

Should be an anthem for any serious athlete.

I think this is his best song on that album.

❤

Chuck's song and I think he does a better job to be honest!

noise is cheap. quiet is expensive. i love this.

he makes beauty, hope, and desperation so effortless.

There are performers that seem to play with staying on key , vocally, but Wilcox, at least on this song , doesn’t pull it off. Maybe tired , maybe lazy , but I’d sooner hear Declan Macmanus have a go at this one.

Fabulous!!

I love it.

Love it

Ahhhh Warren Wilson, McDibb's, East Asheville, Boone, The Grey Eagle the good ole days....:)

Some absolutely amazing breath control at 3:30...go ahead, try to sing along. Love this song!!

Unwatchable

This is one of my all time favorite songs, and my first time hearing this version. I'm not crying, you're crying.

It’s all about her.

Sublime

I said “Here, Fifi…”

It's so rare to hear a song that is from a vulnerable male viewpoint, and I think that makes this song resonate. It's haunting, and one of my lifetime favorites, as is David Wilcox.

if more people only knew... wilcox is truly a GOD.

David, I have been a fan for a very long time. I bought the original CD LotH was released on. I am finishing a novel with the working title of Language of the Heart. It was inspired by actual events in my life and the title and lyrics of this song. Strange how the universe works. I regret my wife and I have never seen you in person. If Omicron doesn't interfere with your tour, perhaps we can drive to Tucson from Vegas to catch your show on February 22nd. You absolutely killed it on this performance.

This is really great! Thanks for sharing this!

There is a clarity in songwriting talent here that is an un-tapped treasure! The studio version is as beautiful as this live recording... INCLUDING the rude audience phone ringing... TWICE! David, thank you regardless of this minimal 'internet' reaction. You are one of my top 3 singer/songwriters including Stephen Bruton (Just A Dream) from Austin, TX. You are a true pleasure to play along with out here in lock-down land. You sailed past those interruptions cool as a cucumber which was all A1 class. Finesse is hard sometimes to maintain let alone capture and reproduce. My 45 years of playing gets schooled daily by players like you with your skills. Thank you doesn't come close.

kd lang does an absolutely amazing version too

This song gives me chills. Beautifully done.

He is such an amazing artist! So clever in his lyrics, and incredibly creative in his orchestrations.

It's not one of the best--it's actually the best song ever written; see my future book on the 100 best songs ever written.

Incredible talent

It's the first DW song I heard on community radio, about 1000 years ago, it seems. He's been consistent, gifted storyteller for many years.

Alice's Restaurant has got nothing on Johnny's Camaro. Thank you David WIlcox for building this story and sharing it with us.

K.D.Lang brought me here to discover the original masterpiece . . . and it's creator ♥

A great song by the small town poets. Great cover.

Wilcox has lessons for writers and speakers everywhere with the excellence of his lyrics. I did a presentation a while back using this song as the subject. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i52vkGmubMmkY6c

Somebody recommended David Wilcox in healing music. I have found healing listening to this gentleman today. Thank you for what you do

You, Mr Wilcox, are as great a poet as Wordsworth himself. Thank you for being.

What a beautiful song writer. And to hold five miles deep for so long.

As if Lord Franklin wasn't sad enough! We've all been vulnerable, and taken a late-night walk. This always makes my spine tingle...

Thanks for sharing this, I remember him telling this at another show back in 1994 or so, probably when he broke a string then too. It's not on any of his albums as far as I can tell'.

Two fleas no dog Great book...

Somehow this reminds me of Jeremiah 2:13.

Don't be scared. Fantastic catch! Keep watching and filmming those skies. I have many UFO videos on my channel from my very own front and back yard. Thank you.

So great! If forgotten this classic and found it when I needed it again! Thanks!

I loved that song since I heard it first in the mid 90s....haven't stopped listening to it since then...plus I am a David Wilcox fan...his songs are from the heart....

Brilliant -- American songwriting at its best!

so good

He's so fun to see in concert. He's transparent, tuned into the audience and quite witty. My favorite!