FIRST TIME 🎵 Edie Brickell - What I Am REACTION

This is our first time listening to Edie Brickell. What I Am is one helluva song and sorry for mispronouncing her name.
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[@kurtsaxton823]

She was the first of many new age eclectic singer-songwriters, a prelude to Jewel and Alanis morissette and others. Quirky and cool.

[@_nauticaldisaster_]

Fiona Apple is definitely part of the others.

[@bothellkenmore]

@@_nauticaldisaster_ ...Liz Phair, Sarah Mclaughlin, Tori Amos, Aimee Mann, and someone mentioned PJ Harvey in a previous vid comment section and hell, even Shania Twain. I fell for all of them and I was primarily a metal head/grunge guy. I'm so glad I embraced different music during the 90's, much in the way Brad and Lex are doing right before our eyes.

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

Sorry, but Kate Bush and Natalie Merchant both pre-dated Edie Brickell. Kate by a long shot.

[@brentcuerrier5789]

Jewel and Alanis I could do without...but I like this...

[@ericsierra-franco7802]

I don't know what you mean by "New Age" in relation to Edie Brickell. Definitely not New Age!

[@jessii27star]

She has always been one of the good ones! Free and a little bit funky. Fun fact: She has been married to Paul Simon since 1992. Thank you for sharing this...

[@thefullnomad6543]

I had no idea!

[@twenty3enigma]

The two met immediately after she'd performed this on Saturday Night Live -- he'd stood right near the camera during the whole performance, watching and listening in awe. They have 3 kids, and are still together.

[@bothellkenmore]

@@twenty3enigma Oh I forgot. That's amazing.

[@HiddenCharmhome]

Are they still married? I thought I remembered something about him beating her pretty badly 😳

[@exerciseforidiots2296]

@@twenty3enigma well that’s pretty cool 😎

[@jasonmgomez]

Ms. Brickell, my substitute English teacher in Victoria, Texas, was Edie's sister. She let us hear this song almost a year before it became a hit.

[@BradAndLex]

That's awesome!!

[@jasonmgomez]

@@BradAndLex love u guys. the time i used to spend watching tv shows is now spent with you. All the best.

[@tammymartin7017]

You wouldn't happen to have known Annie Anderson who taught at Victoria High? She had a sons named Derek and Kelly.

[@jasonmgomez]

@@tammymartin7017 Sorry, Tammy. I went to Stroman.

[@tammymartin7017]

@@jasonmgomez ah gotcha.

[@BuzzE5one3]

Their album Shooting Rubberbands At The Stars is stellar from start to finish. And, if it's not readily apparent, the level of musicianship in this band is top-shelf. I've been a touring musician in the jam band scene for nearly 30 years and these guys still [deservedly] receive mad respect within our circle. So great to see young faces discovering them ✌️ ❤️

[@mjm5081]

Agree. You can tell these guys are pros.

[@epearc]

The guitar solo is so obviously a take on Jerry Garcia.

[@mjm5081]

@@epearc The ice cream? 😉

[@CBGB_1977]

Agreed! That whole album kicks!

[@jeffreekoch9298]

4 Non Blondes. They were similar to Edie. Both were '80s/'90s alternative, hippy type rock. Psychedelic, jazzy type rock. Pretty cool. Yes musically unique musical structure.

[@williamjordan5554]

That 4 Non Blondes song has the most repetitive line in song history. Can't stand it.

[@SINdaBlock411]

@@williamjordan5554 AND HE CRIES ... OMG DOES HE CRY ... HE CRIES ALL THE TIME ... IN THIS INSTITUTION XD

[@TidePride]

Edie Brickell - "Nothing" was always my favorite song of hers. Great lyrics

[@bernhardkrickl3567]

I toss and turn over "Nothing." "Nothing." can keep me up all night.

[@chrisclanton4430]

"Circle of Friends" is my favorite of hers.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

"What I am is what I am. Are you what you are, or what?" Thousands of years of philosophy boiled down to the simplest terms. Plato, Descartes, and Camus are smiling. Another great one to listen to is "Closer To Fine" by Indigo Girls. Or anything by Indigo Girls.

[@mrupright]

Came here to suggest Indigo Girls: “Closer To Fine” and “Galileo”.

[@irenephillips1523]

Yes indigo girls

[@edwardvgarrick8748]

It also could be a reference to what Yahweh presents himself as “I am that I am.”

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

@@edwardvgarrick8748 Or to Popeye the Sailor 😁

[@steve3291]

I haven't heard this for ages, but I love this song. I love her drawl "Religion is a smile on a dawg" gets me every time.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

She's a good ole Texas gal!!

[@reanimated]

@@brettkenschaft4239 From my neck of the woods...I was like "what drawl?" XD

[@clintlandrum9498]

Dallas, tx! They were big in deep ellum, the arts district a stones throw east of downtown Dallas.

[@galenstone9097]

I love Edie's Voice.

[@operative2136]

I've always really liked the interplay between the bass and the guitar in this song. It has a really pleasant groove.

[@rockdusted]

This whole album is amazing. Very chill, vibey, and lyrically interesting. The guitarist is incredible.

[@fartymcphee8744]

I have listened to this song a million times and the meaning of the smiling dog has always been a mystery to me. Thanks for figuring it out!

[@zebra3694]

I remember them doing this on SNL. Sounded great.

[@72KingDavid]

Pronounced EEE DEE BRI KELL. I’ve never really sat and thought about the meaning of this song, but I’ve always loved it. I think you guys were on to something. Also not sure if they had any other hits.

[@MatthewC137]

or brick-EL

[@KennethStCyr-dv6cm]

And the New Bohemians.

[@tarcisioreynes5054]

Circle was another hit for them

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

@@KennethStCyr-dv6cm no "the." Just Edie Brickell & New Bohemians.

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

@72KingDavid they also charted with "Love Like We Do" and "Mama Help Me."

[@SG-js2qn]

The lyrics are about not overthinking things. I think.

[@Boatzilla2]

😅

[@toddhill7483]

Edie's first album (with New Bohemians) Shooting Rubber Bands at the Stars is by far her best. Packed with great songs, including this one.. (Check out 'Nothing') She is spouse of Paul Simon.

[@toddhill7483]

*she was spouse of Paul Simon

[@peccatumDei]

The New Bohemians were a band in Dallas, Texas that played small clubs and bars. At some point, Edie began sitting in with the band and singing, and it's at that point that they were "discovered." The record label wanted to sign Edie as a solo act, but as per the old saying that you "dance with the one that brung ya," she insisted that it was all of them or nothing. Her meeting and marrying Paul Simon came later.

[@rarebond8102]

Glad she whooped his mean little ASS!

[@dggydddy59]

Her 2nd album had some really, really good stuff on it.

[@mkmstillstackin]

Saw her in concert back in the early 90's. She performed this song along with all the other tracks from "shutting rubber bands at the stars"....Blue Rodeo also opened for them. One of the best concerts ever.....seriously!

[@Rhiannon011]

Brad you are very good at interpreting songs. I commend you for "getting deep" into the songs and being thoughtful and open. Metaphors are big time in "What I am" song..

[@BradAndLex]

Thank you, Barbara!!

[@Kenjanz]

Edie has a very interesting and unusual style when singing. You should watch the "official" video, just so you can see her vocal stylings.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I saw them in the late 80s when I was in my twenties and they were great, she's got the best voice in the band is top-notch and people danced their asses off. Fun reaction and I love your take on the song Lex. Including the dog smile analogy. I also loved that wah guitar solo and yeah, that would fit just perfectly in place in certain kinds of funky Jazz for sure.

[@sylviarippey6488]

She's a native Texan (like me) we're both from Dallas. I worked at a video rental store where she grew up. I have all her CDs. Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars is so good, the whole album. I have it on vinyl, cassette, and cd. I also have the poster. Listen to Ghost of a dog for fun. Cute song she wrote...

[@MrLedotson]

Their first album was literally a home run. The Circle, Nothing and Little Ms S are all great songs. She has been married to Paul Simon since 1992. She was 26 he was 51.

[@Danimal77]

Do you know what the word "literally" means? A home run is in BASEBALL and if you want to apply it to anything else, it's FIGURATIVELY applied, not literally.

[@garlicgherkin]

"literally" hasn't meant literally for like, literally forever

[@joesmith8725]

"Love Like we Do" and "Good Times" (the Windows '95 song) were other good songs and videos from them. They were kind of a hippy rock group. Edie and New Bohemians were considered alternative back in the '80s and '90s. Like Alanis Morisette.

[@77tml]

It's 4 non blondes Lex. Her name is Linda Perry she's amazing. The song was What's Up.

[@MyRoom_is_old]

The guitar in this song is sublime.

[@ColourboxNow]

Edie has such a deep musical history. Married to Paul Simon she has collaborated with many musicians. Check out "Circle" next.

[@davidjustsimplefun8484]

I have to agree Paul! Circle is an amazing song. Please check it out guys.

[@mn-wk3ju]

That’s crazy I just listened to this song last week several times! Great pick!

[@willybubba]

Fun Fact: Edie Brickell's - Good Times music video (another good song of hers) was included with every version of Windows 95 along with Weezer's - Buddy Holly music video.

[@aidancort5307]

Absolutely love this song, so glad you two did it!

[@MickeyValenz]

I have never heard this one before. So I love that this channel is introducing me to "new" music too

[@stevedotwood]

Always loved this song. The folky bridge . The Wah guitar solo is amazing. It's a tribute to the simple things in life.

[@leannmacquarrie2110]

This song has always made me think about that poem above your deepest fear!!

[@wildeplaymusic]

Love this song. When the lyrics say “choke me in the shallow water, before I get too deep,” I think it’s a sarcastic statement about how we’re not allowed to get too deep or people tune you out. But really, this song can mean different things to different people.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

This song is great. I never knew it was Edie. I discovered Edie and Weezer when my family upgraded our PC to Windows 95. "Edie Brickell "Good Times"" and "Weezer "Buddy Holly"" music videos were used to promote the new Windows Media Player.

[@richardsmith1161]

The way her voice flows is enchanting

[@BlackHatCinephile]

She's awesome.

[@t0dd000]

I always read this song as, "I drift through life without a lot of complexity and what you see is what you get." Philosophy, I get from the top of a cereal box. Religion, is like a smile on a dog. - A simple girl who takes things at face value and is happy not to dig much deeper than that. Not sure if that is a positive or negative message, but it's kind of a "well, this is who I am, so..." song. It has a light-hearted vibe and bangin' melody. That's good enough for me. :)

[@cwillece3128]

The video of this song is also Iconic....showing her easy, laid back style and mannerisms.

[@victoriawoods3898]

WOW, I haven't heard this song in YEARS! Thanks guys. This is going in my playlist immediately.

[@Damiana_Dimock]

Hours and hours after watching this reaction, that song is not only still playing in my head but it is also still working that weird nostalgia, time-machine stuff. No other song y’all have reacted to has so thoroughly taken me straight back to my childhood-A bee-line to listening to the radio, NOT MTV or a film or Muzak in a store or anything else, but specifically to the radio, (and specifically to the car radio.) I think the only other songs that have had a similar affect on me are Better Than Ezra’s “Desperately Wanting,” Paula Cole’s “Where Have All The Cowboys Gone?,” and Shaun Colvin’s “Sunny Came Home.” BTW, check out “32 Flavors” by Ani Difranco.

[@cjonesufc]

I haven’t been this excited to see a reaction drop maybe ever. I’ve been listening to most of what you’ve reacted to for most of my life and this album (cassette when I got it!) is one that I have always had in my catalog whether it was on cassette, Cd, iPod, or iPhone. This album is a masterpiece.I love this. Keep doing what you guys do.

[@thomasconlee4939]

Eedie bri-KELL has been married to Paul Simon (yes, that Paul Simon) since this song came out in 1988 They met on the set of Saturday Night Live.

[@dwilson21267]

I met Edie about 4 months before this song hit when she was playing small clubs. I instantly had a major crush on her.

[@TheAcgtrs]

I’ve always that guitar solo… That ‘envelope filter’ effect is such a wonderful tribute to Jerry Garcia’s guitar tone (circa Fire on the Mountain)…

[@TeresaPowell1]

If your into the unusual female voice of Edie and Alanis then you should also check out Tori Amos particularly Cornflake Girl.

[@bethanythatsme]

i keep begging for Tori

[@starbug45]

I heard that the band was playing a club in Dallas and she was singing along so they called her up on staqe and the rest is history.

[@whynot2644]

True....

[@C_mao]

She has a very charming voice in singing, and in speaking, and her smile. When she first broke out, she was on David Letterman, performing live, back in the day, with her band (Edie Brickell & New Bohemians) and interview. You could tell Dave liked them, and her. She was very cool, natural, laid back, nice, and with a big smile. (The effect on the guitar here is heavy wah-wah pedal) the 'quacky' sound (( You 'really should hear their version of ((Bob Dylan's - 'It's A Hard Rain Gonna Fall' 🎶)) i think most people would agree she does that song better than anyone, she kills it! It's in the movie soundtrack for 'Born on the Fourth of July' (A movie starring Tom Cruise, about a guy who enlists to fight in Vietnam, cuz he's all patriotic, and gung ho. He ends up getting injured, and well, .. (It's a good movie) no spoiler here. But check out her rendition of that song, it's pretty damn impressive.

[@damonhines8187]

Sounds more like an envelope follower, maybe an auto-wah, but same or similar result.

[@mistymichelle9957]

I was a child when this came out...8 or 9 maybe...? My mother hated this song (still does), but my young mind absorbed it. Good memories. I still smile every time I hear it. Thanks for the awesome reaction. 💙 from Texas.

[@willpike3416]

Robbie Blunt on guitar, worked with Robert Plant " Big Log "

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here..Hearing this after growing up and being a hard rock/heavy metal fan..I knew instinctively that this was very different..And I Loved it..She truly is an originator of the Lillith era of singers-songwriters..

[@bothellkenmore]

I'm like you (wife) and I'm wondering why I so easily embraced this music and I think because there were quite a few talented women in rock already like Heart, Joan Jett, Pat Benatar and a band I haven't thought of in ages, Quarterflash which was a band out of Portland OR that got compared to Queensryche a bit up here in mid 80's Seattle.

[@ericsmith6615]

@@bothellkenmore Quarterflash!!..Wore their records out..!! ROCK ON!!

[@richard_n]

Fantastic song. I've loved it since I first heard it.

[@LondonTaytum6677]

This came out when I was a teenager in the early 90’s. Heard this song a million times since then and I swore she said “Shove” me in the shallow water. Lol 😂 never knew she was saying choke 🤪

[@bninem1397]

I remember shove too, maybe it was a radio cut or something

[@LondonTaytum6677]

@@bninem1397 I was taken a back by that one for sure.

[@ericsierra-franco7802]

This came out in 88.

[@TruthIsNotTemporary]

I believe it is Shove…whoever did the lyrics here got a couple things wrong Choke makes no sense at all

[@bethanythatsme]

same

[@mikeferris408]

She was so so so so so beautiful in this video. No makeup plastered on.. beautiful eyes and unbelievable hair of beauty.. dark eyes and a smile that could melt the hardest of hearts. 👍

[@Timoeltejano]

When this came out it was so different so naturally I loved it. Saw them live and I remember that she had the strangest postures and movement.

[@theYoopercorn]

A jam from my childhood. Really solid groove; love how intrigued Lex got. Another great time, thanks.

[@christianhansen3292]

this song is iconic gets stuck in ur head easily.

[@seandobson6221]

I love this song and it still gets airplay on my retro playlist. Such an eclectic sound.

[@reanimated]

This is one of my favorite songs ever. ever. Of all time. I was ten when it came out and to this day I think this is my personal anthem.

[@ragingcyclone369]

I always took the "choke me in shallow water before I get too deep" as meaning she preferred to be carefree and not dwell too deeply into something. Sort of like she takes things at face value and doesn't worry about what may or may not be deeper implications. That's who she is and questions are you who you are or trying to be something deeper and therefore not yourself but something else. She isn't trying to be fake and wonders if you (the person she's talking to in the song) are pretending to be something you're not. Back then, and it's true today, too many people tried to portray themselves as something they aren't deep down.

[@coradesune7537]

I always heard this as either shove me or chuck me

[@AdaedA1]

Cool you guys are all over the map! This band started as a Grateful Dead style college band. Which reminds me that Lex would be digging the Dead’s “Scarlet Begonias”

[@crazyfingers19]

Yup That envelope filter on the guitar solo was straight out of Jerry Garcia’s playbook.

[@crazyfingers19]

And I’m sure both would dig Scarlet Begonias.

[@AdaedA1]

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[@MARSHOMEWORLD]

I get super stoked when I start seeing songs that I remember from high school and whatnot appearing on your channel because I know that you guys are kind of ahead of the pack and these Tunes are going to make their way through all the reaction channels because it seems like everybody has their eye on each other. Which means is bands like Dokken and Edie Brickell, Rush, Etc are being introduced to a whole new generation of people. Keep up the good work, the music of yesteryear and Beyond is just super quality stuff by and large

[@waynewhaley3307]

It's the microsoft song, one of the first videos i remember being able to watch on a computer. Her and Weezer. Watched this 100s of times b because it was pre youtube and all we had

[@goldieschooch8512]

I just hit start & I’m already just gonna comment!! I love this jam it’s so funky!! She’s really pretty too.. Like a Softer Alanis!! Ok let me listen now✌🏻DO YA!! ☀️

[@vjordan1709]

To think that she went from this song and this group to becoming Paul Simons wife is mind blowing...🤯

[@tvgator1]

A match made in heaven.....and lit in hell. Apparently.

[@DerEchteBold]

And later winning a Grammy with Steve Martin!

[@jonnoring7225]

Fabulous song, and one which is not much known. Glad you are reacting to it!

[@genesiegel2884]

Oh, such a strong Grateful Dead influence, especially the guitar. Love it!

[@dude2499]

To this day, I will always vibe with that guitar solo. So cool sounding.

[@t0dd000]

Married to Paul Simon of Simon and Garfunkel. (pronounced ee dee briKEL) This whole album is pretty awesome.

[@tridachia]

This was the first of these that I saw Brad get into right away!!!

[@junioroleary5678]

I think I first heard this song when it came out on the new Windows 3.0 operating system, it was embedded into the software, and you could listen to the song using the onboard music player, it was around 1990.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

Windows 95 my friend. (I had 3.0 and remember upgrading to 95 and finding her video for "Good Times" and Weezer's video for "Buddy Holly".)

[@junioroleary5678]

@@Deathbird_Mitch thanks mitch it was driving me crazy trying to remember that, i just knew it was a big OS update and i played the heck out of that song

[@edf9577]

This guitar solo still works on me from the first time I heard it. Such a cool style there

[@oltcutdown]

Please check out "Air of December". Was obsessed with this album when it came out in 89.

[@toddhill7483]

A haunting and beautiful song on a stellar album.

[@bertpayne3004]

"Shooting Rubberbands At The Stars" is a really cool album. I remember it being a big part of my personal soundtrack during my freshman year of college. I encourage you guys to seek out and listen to the entire album.

[@GrimrDirge]

My dad is an old reformed hippie, he used to say "Don't worry Edie, you're not in any danger of getting deep"

[@chaoticembrace6984]

that hole album is GREAT !!!!!

[@m000Theevilcow]

loved the chilled wha wha guitar solo..

[@xanajak]

Great song. Their only song, really. There's a fun little interview they did on MTV's 120 Minutes where you get to know Edie really well and she tells a funny story about growing up in Texas bowling alleys. Love this song.

[@kerrylewis2581]

I loved this Edie and the band from the first song.

[@darrylsowerby7973]

I loved this when it first came out. Nothing has changed except I appreciate it more. Cos it’s 🔥

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Oh yeah, I also wanted to say that along with the mixture of voices that Lex mentioned, I would also throw in shades of the Canadian singer-songwriter Rickie Lee Jones. Chuck E's In Love is probably her biggest hit.

[@surlechapeau]

like that song, but Rickie's "Danny's All Star Joint" is soooo good.

[@robbob5302]

Always reminded me of Supertramp as well.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

Unless she switched sides recently, She's always been an American - born and bred. Agreed, her debut album is a knockout.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

@@jollyrodgers7272 Weird, I wonder where I got the idea that she was Canadian?!

[@jamiehess4211]

She grew up in California.

[@dalepetersen1166]

Eddie Brickell performed this song on Saturday Night live back in 1990 Paul Simon was also on the show they met fell in love got married and been together through ups and downs ever since

[@aWorldview]

For me the most important thing in a song is the melody. Like for food, it's the taste. It can be Indian, Chinese, whatever and have any ingredients but does it taste good? This song tastes good

[@jonpugh3939]

Circle of friends is a must

[@heatnationwpb]

This entire album "Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars" is phenomenal. No skippers for me - just put it on and let it play through. As a young metalhead in high school this album was one of my guilty pleasures that I secretly loved. I think - actually I'm certain - that Brad would love this album. Her overlooked follow-up album "Ghost of a Dog" is also pretty damn great in its own right.

[@afastcuda1970]

Yeah, they played in the "Deep Elum" clubs in Dallas in the late 80's. Fortunately I was at "The Basement" and "Dallas City Limit" watching Pantera play.

[@MountainVibespodcast]

Definitely one of the coolest guitar solos imo

[@cbreez40]

I wish you could've reacted to the official video,, Edie Brickell and the new bohemians were amazing,, in fact the reason this song in particular resonates with Lexi is she belongs to the 70's .. I love watching the both of you together, you are magical and beautiful..there's another song by Edie you should check out He Said...this music in particular was just so out of this world,, perhaps because the artist were all high..lol

[@GorillasAndGardens]

We always put her song “circle” on every mix tape we gave to our friends. Classic.

[@Alewifes_Husband]

I loved this song from first listen, back then. Was always happy when it came on the radio. Not too sure about the rest of the album but this one is so cool.

[@tim10243]

I love that song so much

[@damiancolman6029]

This album is just único, beautiful and she is amazing

[@PonAdidas]

It's a 90's song in the 80's.

[@shieldwallofdragons]

Man this brings back memories…this is the first album I got when I left home.

[@juanmauricioarrietalopez2395]

The most '90s song from '80s.

[@Kipperbob]

Love the really choked up wah wah sound of the guitar solo, gonna have to try that out tomorrow.

[@rastapastrychief]

Brad Houser on that fretless bass…. passed on this week… RIP… to an amazing musician

[@christinahilt2978]

This song came out around the time I was in my college introduction to Philosophy. Felt this song big time because of it.

[@Tr1hawaii]

Dallas, TX!! Saw them play a little club off of S. Mockingbird and Greenville Ave in N. Dallas in the early 90’s (help me here folks for the name). They sounded like the album; great!! Keep the reactions coming!

[@christyzeeaquarianated2600]

I still listen to this song at least once a week, even after all these years. I've raised my children to always be who they are, and to understand that there will always be more to learn in this life - it's that which keeps life interesting! That's what this song reminds me of, personally (obviously others may, and probably do, have a different take on it.) Anywhooz, it's great for a sing-along with the fam lol!

[@colinfraser7150]

This was my mom's favorite song back in the day, it was Edie and Tom Petty.