Jackson Browne HERE COMES THOSE TEARS AGAIN

[@foreignfilmfan711]

This is my favorite Jackson song. Rosemary was superb, showing us how great backup singers can elevate good songs to greatness! She was among the best in the business. 😍

[@stargazer6753]

Yes , indeed.

[@douglasdegraff8335]

I fell in Love with Rosemary Butler when I heard her sing. I didn't even know what sure looked like. Oh yeah, 2024

[@theaspiration]

The band and Jackson were in peak form during this era. Rosemary and David Lindley were at their best. What a phenomenal performance and era of music.

[@robertcudlipp3426]

Think all of us who were early Jackson, Linda, Bonnie fans were a little sharper in that time frame, however Jackson is still in fine form.

[@stargazer6753]

@@robertcudlipp3426 Right on. He is doing it!

[@AliJacobson-u6r]

Yes!❤❤❤

[@lepantoslim7058]

I can’t get enough of this song cause Rosemary Butler is amazing

[@sonjahanneman213]

The perfect trifecta. Jackson, David and Rosemary.

[@stargazer6753]

Absolutely !! So perfect.

[@mikedineen7857]

Rosemary just slays me.

[@salyoutubepremium7734]

Plus Leland.

[@KubiqFeet]

My god... Rosemary absolutely kills it... wow such a great talent. All of this was before my time, 10 years before I was born but this is all beautiful, Rosemary's voice in unreal.

[@lkg1157]

Rosemary Butler ...outstanding! She was every bit as good as Linda. I love Rosemary’s voice!

[@GM-vf7px]

Wow blindsided by this triad of Superior Talent!!!!!Such a great tune about Love that brings you to tears of Happiness if you're Lucky !!!!!!or tears of sorrow if you lost someone and they come back into your life!!!!!!

[@Mr242723]

She is magnificent! Around 1996 I went to Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater Florida to see JB. There were two elderly ladies, surely in their eighties, sitting right in front of me. My curiosity got the better of me and I spoke with them. They were Rosemary Butler's aunts who had come to see her perform. So cool!

[@janperson8697]

I started following him when I was 14 at a club in Orange,"The Paradox" loved him then, love him now. He's evolved beautifully. Along with Tim Buckley & the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Good times. The magic was happening. I'm 70 now🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@stargazer6753]

Yes.

[@peridot321]

I've really miss Rosemary Butler at Jackson's concerts the last couple decades....she was by far the BEST backup vocalist ever! Would love a reunion concert with all the old band!

[@pabloperez4063]

When she takes lead vocals in STAY... it is memorable!!

[@4theconnector]

Your Reunion -- Posted 06/27/21 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/larMeXSXmd-Dack

[@kathyrebuck3131]

As well as David Lindley

[@jasonfishmd]

I agree. That siren took his songs to a higher plane.

[@ginogina4589]

She was amazing. Love her.

[@lynfendleyfoster]

My favorite voice, from my teenhood years in the 70s all the way to today. No one...no one...compares to Jackson Browne. An inspiring lyricist, incredible musician and smooth as glass singer. I love him.

[@SharMess]

Me too!!! And beautiful too ;^)

[@saffronwetter7944]

'I've been a fan of Jackson Brownes music every sense he began his singing Career. 'I've gone to many of his concerts. And still go if he comes too Charlotte NC. Love 💘 Jackson Browne. His music is hard to beat!!

[@denismguitar1552]

Rosemary always gives me smiles and chills!

[@edhalfen7380]

If you don't get chills, you must not be alive. A rare one with David Lindley playing a traditional electric rather than steels or other exotics...Rosemary Butler a perfect combo with Jackson both on harmonies and taking lead sections...WHEW!

[@andrewnottensteiner]

Love Him He's such a Musical genius!!!!

[@johnstark4500]

Born 1963. Listening to this on vinyl, or tape or cd was a heartfelt experience. However given the opportunity to see this performance triple my love of this man's music.

[@intowngirl102]

Absolutely. I saw him many times in concert and he was fabulous with his fabulous band... Great lyrics, Beautiful music. Listening to him now brings back so many many great memories!!!!!

[@stargazer6753]

Iconic Jackson Browne with his classic white shirt and as some say barefoot . I can’t tell for sure , but I love it. Great song. “I’ll be in the dark , but you’ll be out of sight.” Hope I got that line right . Jackson in his prime.

[@stargazer6753]

I just love how Jackson used to always wear a classic white shirt for performances. Especially with a black background .

[@whoknew62]

Dang, 30 years. I hadn't played or listened to J Brown in ages. All his songs sound better then they ever did. This guy should go down as one of the best . I just have this odd feeling he has been underrated? ummm, well I cant think of a word for it. He has to be one of the best songwriters of all times. And a great musician.

[@bobbarringer4746]

Yes he is the man

[@carolineheincz6594]

Right on

[@carolineheincz6594]

Right 👍 on

[@jkp17]

Rock and roll Hall of famer, and he has touched so many, not much more to do. Love this guy

[@skipper0655]

Oh.. Rose.. missing your voice on this your in particular!!!! Xo b

[@benjordon80]

Take a good listen kiddies.. this is what real music is supposed to sound like.

[@veteranpatriot4474]

Wow Ben, Somebody on The internet that actually knows what they are talking about when it comes to Music. I hope you are still Alive, Kicking and Being Blessed by God on a Daily Basis. That goes for you and your Whole Family.

[@kennedykiser557]

It's my very favorite by the man. And then there is Rosemary Butler... WOW!!! Huge fan of them both.

[@cryptobradley2006]

Rosemary makes this song a heart pounding love affair !!!

[@stargazer6753]

What a great song! Written by Jackson and the mother ( Nancy Farnsworth) of his wife who later committed suicide with an overdose of barbiturates. Almost sounds like a soap opera , but this song was the inspiration of Nancy Farnsworth before all the bad things happened. She brought it to Jackson for collaboration and the lyrics that he added made it a great song, such as “I’ll be in the dark, but you’ll be out of sight.” Add on Rosemary Butler and David Lindley and there you have it : a perfect song.

[@liisak9964]

After all these years, JB you still #1 in my book!! For those of you missed out on 70's ..... :((

[@4FabBEATLES]

its so rare to see JB not playing an instrument, it makes you realize just how handsome he is and how great of a singer he is when hes not turned away at the piano

[@hilltopfamily]

yep, first time I've seen him without an instrument, too!

[@stargazer6753]

@@hilltopfamily Beautiful.

[@rlms56]

She is my favorite back up singer EVER! I just watched an old video of Bonny Raitt performing "Runaway" and Rosemary Butler was her back up vocalist.

[@mkimmick61]

He sounds just as good live as he does in studio, a sign of true talent. Unlike today's artists who use tricks to achieve their sound.

[@sheercerebralpower]

I listen to Jackson every week since 35 years.....

[@Nazman06]

Rosemary plays a great bass guitar as well. She rocked in Birtha

[@lepantoslim7058]

I love Birtha and It’s like Jackson Browne’s songs are perfect for her voice

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

("THESE DAYS " SEEMS THAT IS WHAT I DO A LOT,"BUT", THIS SEEMS TO FILL MY MIND W/NEW VERSES FOR SONGS FULL OF PERSONAL MEANING GARNERED FROM LIFE EXXPERIENCES, MOSTLY SAD, SOME GLAD TOO")STORY OF A LIFE(MINE).ALWAYS " RUNNING ON EMPTY", NEVER FINDING WHAT EVER I THOUGHT WAS IMPORTANT FOR ME TO BE TOTALLY HAPPY. " EVERYONE I KNEW", THEY'RE GONE, ONE WAY OR ANOTHER. OLD FLAMES R EXTINGUISHED, UNEXSESSABLE, UNABLE TO BE FOUND,; & SLOWLY I'M GOING BLIND.

[@candylineback5324]

Greatest artist of all time. I never get tired of hearing him!

[@mikkoputtonen4849]

This song was my therapist... Eveytime I palyed this song/or the whole album, looking out of my window my mom used to say "Dr. Jackson will do..." The whole album (The Pretender) is the most important masterpiece for me! August.1. this year (my birthday) I went out with my friends(the bald head´s rally) and you can imagine the feeling when she came up to me out of nowhere, after 20 years... I did not turn out out the light- and she is still at sight -right now!!!

[@jamesbakelaar32]

Loved him since 1972 ish! Still rockin the world!

[@billyevans1509]

I first began to here Jackson Browne in 1976, Hippie generation. Then this Miss everything arrived at my house and waited 8 hours for me to come home.After two months I decided to pop the question so I bought the JB album she and I loved. On Valentine's Day if 1977 I gave her this album. She suggested that we open ours together at which point she gave me a beautiful package that looked like an album. We kissed softly. Then with the anticipation of love making, we both opened our presents, and immediately fell into each others arms knowing that we were more than compatible: two Jackson Browns LPs entitled "the Pretender" with "Here Comes Those Tears Again." We were married in Memphis the weekend after Elvis's funeral by the same C W Bradly that gave the eulogy for Elvis. I buried my wife Patsy on June 27, 2017 and played our song all day. :) Thanks Jackson. I'm only one, but I have cried again and again.

[@UncleDansVintageVinyl]

I'm sorry for your loss.

[@billyevans1509]

Thanks you Daniel. I hope you are healthy, and have many peaceful days ahead!

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

WE WERE MARRIED "2" DAYS PRIOR TO ELVIS PRESLEY'S UNTIMELY, TRAGIC PASSING. IN BERMUDA, AT BREAKFAST, AT "THE REEFS", LEARNED ABOUT ELVIS,WHO WAS TO PERFORM AT THE NASSAU COLISEUM, UNIONDALE, LONG ISLAND THAT DAY, I THINK. DOWN THE BLOCK FROM MY ALMA MATER, HOFSTRA U.. & MINUTES FROM MY CHILDHOOD HOME,EAST MEADOW, I'D PASS THE COLISEUM COUNTLESS TIMES, REMEMBERING THOSE EVENTS. SORRY ABOUT YOUR WIFE. SHE MUST HAVE BEEN AN ANGEL,

[@dianestreb3544]

Craig Doerge on the piano... excellent❣️

[@doubtingthomas51]

So right. So right. The Pretender album should be "with Rosemary Butler sitting in". It's the best sustained back up singer effort I've ever heard. So enthralling.

[@epirogue4978]

Sometimes words fail to describe what I feel hearing this song after all those years, not that I didn't hear it in between but this registration of this concert fills me with renewed love and warmth, why did I lose that somewhere along the way? Rosemary Butler steals the show here with her orange afro. And she too has faced the inevitable storms of the fierce tides of times. It's how it is. Nothing lasts forever and at a point only yesterday seems to shine. Tears fill my eyes recognizing the frickle flow of time. Men aren't supposed to cry, whoever said that? When I will not be there anymore and my daugthers'll carry my seeds I guess it goes as far as that.

[@grandmasmurf2915]

This song is one reason i thank God for older sisters!!!

[@bobbychadwick4070]

Yes there is a BIG GAP between being a Garage band and reaching "STARDOM". Everyone on that stage has tarried and found that level of Perfection that got them there. Brenda , I agree with you 100%. Even the back up musicians and singers have got to be at their best. It takes EVERYONE , even the Roadies working as 1 big family to stay on the road for years and have the success that Jackson Browne had. Great Lyrics. Great singers and Musicians.

[@louisesadowsky2916]

One of my absolutely favorite songs. Everyone has probably had a person that would leave and come back. I did. And you don't know if you can open up and let them in again. He was so in touch with his emotions and put them out there for the rest of us.

[@margaretcook1839]

Louise, I was the person that wanted to leave and then come back, hoping he would come back, sorry. This is the song that brought me to Jackson and it will always be my favorite.!

[@louisesadowsky2916]

It is a wonderful song that I am sure brings back many memories for many people.

[@stargazer6753]

@beachsided. “ I’ll be in the dark , but you’ll be out of sight “. What a great line in a song. I think most probably this was his contribution to the song that he wrote with Nancy Farnsworth the mother of his wife.

[@sheercerebralpower]

I love Jackson Browne’s music so much......

[@raymondkomorowski1832]

Rosemary Butler! Wow! Check out Rosemary's Journey video later in this mux! What a great time for artists, music, growing together! I saw Jackson at Red Rocks and then saw picture from stage on inside insert if album. As I listened that night, was captivated ..."who is she? That girl can sing!"

[@robertlashier6272]

Joined the navy when that song came out. Brings back great memories.

[@sliderossian]

Rosemary Butler - so good.

[@HerbieFortyNine]

Saw them new year's Eve at the Forum in L.A. probably '78. Great show! Probably the thing that I remember most was Rosemary doing this song. She absolutely blew the doors off the joint.

[@pabloperez4063]

Indeed!!!!!

[@larciabella]

LOVE THIS JACKSON and ROSEMARY!!!!!!!!!!

[@rubycarson]

JB was just gorgeous!

[@terencewinters2154]

Heartbreakers of a talented idol .

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

ROCK ME ON..ROCK INTO THE LATE NITE. YO, MR. BROWNE & BAND+ U BRING ME COMFORT FROM MY STORM. THANKS. ROCK ON, FROM MR. SPOCK=" LIVE LONG & PROSPER"

[@louisesadowsky2916]

To Paul, where ever you are after 40 years. THIS IS FOR YOU.

[@blairknight4944]

good song and DAMN! She can really sing backup. such a beautiful voice both her and jackson browne.

[@clivebowerman7157]

yeah This Rosemary Butler has been knocking dead for years, fantastic.

[@ut1004bp]

My favorite of all Jackson Browne songs, just great.

[@YuEcake]

Jackson Browne ROCK! Touch your heart and soul!

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

rosemary, david, the band & jackson= this must be HEAven"

[@valeriepetrozzo1504]

my man!love him n his music! Seen him so many times in Philly ! so many favorite songs! keep rocking!

[@glendajo67]

I agree! I also love Elton John....I just love them BOTH!! Thank God for such great music Jackson!! :)

[@msfordracer90]

MUSIC-art of making harmonious combinations of tones. Music is what keeps us grounded. Seek it out, let it in, and if it doesn't blow your sails, move on and get some cheese for your whine.

[@Dan-vt3nk]

Awesome!

[@dogmaster0997]

I know it's the 70's, Rosemary Butler looks high as a kite. Which even got me more into her and her singing.

[@Jbrownefan]

Rosemary Butler can fucking SING!

[@stephaniedorris2130]

You are damn straight she makes this song!'

[@AbbyNormal777]

I love Jackson Browne~

[@maryhumanick7433]

He.is.the.best by.far.

[@kbbpll7338]

Jackson's got that whole Joe Cocker scarecrow thing going on. And why didn't Rosemary Butler become the next Linda Ronstadt? This and Load Out/Stay would be nothing without her signature.

[@EmilioMorenoMarugalLIBELYUS-8]

Wonderful.

[@gaylegreene]

Seen him 6 times. ❤️

[@maryann102360]

I love this song! :)

[@Lisa-nu7ou]

I love my Jackson Browne

[@jjimkinsfinks398]

great song!!thank you

[@douglaslinett2618]

love this so much!

[@jeanniedevlin3376]

Wonderful song

[@mkimmick61]

This is my first and favorite JB song.

[@carolallegrezza503]

i loved this song. i have lived these words over , over, and over, again. oh, there were many bullshitters, lol......'cept i wont let him in again.

[@barryleventhal9188]

Browne...got me through a lot of shit....9/11/01...all the other shit life throws at me,,,cancer...

[@mudhens4ever]

The female backup singer is the backup singer and base player on Mary Macgregor’s performance of “Torn Between Two Lovers” on The Midnight Express. I think. Can someone verify?

[@judykinne7534]

Tears because I cannot afford to see him tonight at Bethel Woods, NY. Ticket prices are so high now that Yasgur's farm is no more !

[@barryleventhal9188]

Not strong enough..still hear those footsteps

[@AndrewsSister75]

Dedicated to Robin Williams as well, and others who ended their lives and left fans and family in tears that keep running forever

[@nosmoking8461]

So true 😢

[@heidicollins2772]

I was married to a manic depressive / bi-polar person as was Browne's wife, He was the love of my life. He was a brilliant and lovely man but was dark, edgy and moody during his "down times" and would sometimes leave for 2 or 3 days. He passed away last year. I would do it all over again. It was

[@dougystunesoflife]

Was one of my favorites as a kid

[@AdamMcEuen]

Always loved him!

[@richardzimmerman7934]

I gave rosemary that perm.

[@susanmcmillan1014]

WOW factor on this song. Great for teenage angst in the 70's, 80's. Appropriate now? Hmmm.

[@ohger1]

Probably the only rock singer with better pure pipes than Ann Wilson.

[@chuckwilburn1298]

wow!!!

[@bobbievasco6915]

Amen to that

[@lynfoster2484]

JB with Rosemary Butler AND David Lindley!

[@lovesgod2always317]

love ya jackson!

[@jameswitt2981]

I posted long time ago, this mans music AND Rosemarys voice helped me reconnect to "The World"... those who been there rcognize the words... Thanks Jackson/Rosemary

[@tripaffleck]

these channels that repost artists work, complete with lyrics, but no mention of where or when the performance took place...

[@tripaffleck]

after about three minutes of searching it appears to be from Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Maryland, August 20th 1978

[@melissawells5779]

Flash back❤

[@edhalfen7380]

Re: question below, mid seventies. check out the release date on the album. It was right around that time... Just off the top of my head, how about this "...but that girl could sing..." About Rosemary perhaps?

[@wambikat4931]

I've read this topic somewhere not too long ago & it stated he wrote this about an ex gf. Valerie Carter & if I remember correctly she was a back up vocal for J.B for a bit

[@kathrynshelton6892]

ROSEMARY BUTLER ❤ 1:19

[@jessamalala6203]

1:39 Is that David Lindley????

[@LPCustom3]

Love You Cousin! DB(Butler)

[@RedMoore129]

when i listen jackson browne i dream to be on a car on an american street fantastic composer

[@beachsided]

@vickiehill1 He was always great in concert

[@powerpopaholic876]

Rosemary Butler!!!

[@LabelBob]

LOVE