Jackson Browne - The Deluge

Sound Stage '76

[@gwendolynchambrun5996]

Rest in Peace, David Lindley (March 21, 1944 - March 3, 2023). Now you play with the angels.

[@Otispuss2]

David Lindley once said that listening to JB's music was getting a punch in the stomach. This song is powerful and, it seems, prophetic. It doesn't get much better than this. Thank you for posting.

[@worldrunner]

Even more prophetic now, global warming. David has passed from long CoVid complications

[@egbun]

Looking for examples to remember the great David Lindley by. This is the finest I’ve found so far. He really uncorks it at the end. Wow, just beautiful.

[@inyegomontoya8261]

I love how he just throws in a few bars of Both Sides Now in his solo to finish out the song. Man, I'm gonna miss that guy.

[@susanmcmillan1014]

Sound Stage '76, and I was there. The world needs to hear these lyrics renewed for our "current," times. Jackson, David, what to ya say? Play at he UN!!!!!

[@ladydi6648]

Global Climate Disruption Anthem for the ages ❤

[@tennisbumojai]

The magnificent Mr. Dave. Serving the song as always. What an incredible solo there. And a great, great song of course.

[@KittyCarlile-490]

I will always miss David

[@gumgirl97]

My favorite Jackson Browne song. I love this album above all his others.

[@jacksonbrowne-de2fu]

Hello 👋 Lauren How're you doing. Thanks for this comment, I'm nothing without fans like you who appreciate my musical craftiness It's nice meeting you here.

[@gracie.arnold]

the true test of talent is what can be taught in class in 300 yrs and stimulate young minds to think.. jackson will be one of those.

[@jimnagel5611]

BEAUTIFUL SONG - LIINDLEY WAS PURE MAGIC NO MATTER WHAT HE PLAYED

[@DJLloyd61]

This song shakes you to the core. I saw him do a great rendition in Boston in 1980. I could not sit down.

[@markt133]

This song really has stood the test of time, as have so many of his best songs. I've seen him in concert a few times over the years & hope to again later this year.

[@flagme7]

takes me back when i young care free and crazy at times,party,keggs,and a band playing this song at an old house talking about the way the world back then which is to todays . thank you

[@susanmcmillan1014]

Song gave me the "chills," back then and even to this day. Prophecy in it's finest form, and still to appropriate to this day.

[@zummo61]

Lindley's violin makes this song amazing.

[@ny2phillyholloway592]

The more I hear him the more I am convinced that Dave Lindley is a God!!!!!!

[@rubydawn1]

tvromano you said it the best Jackson browne is the best to see him live is healing it stays with you for ever.Happy Birthday Jackson Oct 9th.

[@robt7199]

Just brilliant....

[@daniellarson696]

wow! brings me way back. sweetest voice in america

[@morgensilver]

What a beautiful,beautiful boy who could write this song.

[@hoggwild3935]

hmm, 1976...Jackson has that "ROAD LOOK' in his eyes. They where tired and strung out. I think this was about the time David Lindley said I need a break., and we didn't see him for 25 yrs.

[@mitter11]

Poetry set to music!

[@daniellarson696]

ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH THAT!!!!

[@tvromano]

If Browne had published the lyrics of the Late For The Sky album as poetry instead of song he would have won a Pulitzer for them.

[@SusieVKaufman]

David Lindley was never strung out, and he didn't disappear for 25 years, either.

[@lwplwp]

Jakcson would have never been the star he was with Dave Lindley. His guitar and violin work is second to none.

[@RGMiron]

The bottom line is " We got to live together".

[@SusieVKaufman]

Only even more so.

[@busmaster1]

ein jahrtausendsong...überlebt ebbe + flut...

[@brucekimerer]

Lindley is to Browne what Clemons is to Springsteen

[@samueladams4218]

Too slow. The No Nukes live concert from 1979 is the only version worth listening to.