Rodney Crowell & Emmylou Harris - Shelter From The Storm

Rodney Crowell,Emmylou Harris,Bob Dylan
song - a pretty good mix all round on
The Late Night Show in 2006.

[@stevemorse108]

The genius of Dylan never seems to grow old.

[@jackwalker1822]

Magic happens when these two get on stage together. Great cover of a great Dylan song.

[@woodennickel6148]

See what I mean, Miss Potter?

[@129Susie]

There will never be another Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell. I'm just thankful that I lived in the time they performed and in the advent of KZbin.

[@sPacEc0w60y]

I agree. I think those who talk this version down don't appreciate the sensitive love ballad it is in Rodney and Emmy's capable hands.

[@MichaelDewey]

Where is the love button for this beautiful song.

[@lillynietz17]

What?

[@aliasdyln33]

Michael Dewey - you placed it - about 8 years ago. And I just pushed it!

[@pmm178]

there is a certain way to perform duets; she nails it every time

[@jasonbledsoe4637]

With all the craziness of the coronaviris going on this week, this somehow eases my anxiety for the moment.

[@zero11585]

great version. "try imagining a place where it's always safe and warm" wonderful lyrics, thanks Dylan.

[@shimmy1952]

Great combination of Dylan,Emmylou and Rodney! Wow!

[@katshotz6033]

My heart has given several loves, SHELTER FROM THE STORM. Only 3 times deeply. 2 gone. 1 bound to another. So happy though I finally through HS ❤️learned the DEEPEST. Rip my beloved 😢. We will be reunited one day.

[@wolfgangdr.strobel8227]

what a wonderful cover! Greetings from Köln

[@08shortstop]

Rodney and Emmylou singing one of my favorite Dylan tunes ... love it!

[@fraseredk7433]

That was just beautiful. So enjoyable

[@timchapman4234]

Never seen this before. Thank you. Such a solid performance of great Dylan song.

[@stevemorse108]

Enough beauty to offset some of life's sadness.

[@richardmoog823]

Or induce it

[@kikenobel8724]

Excelente versión... Duo espectacular y armonioso!! Gracias.. recordando a John Prine....

[@letsif]

Nobody can come close to Dylan's own best renditions. Look up 1976 Hard Rain tour. Dylan gives one of the best performances I have ever seen.

[@harrytaylor1589]

Thanks I quite agree

[@nicholasdivita7599]

This song and this cover of it, rips out the heart

[@ITRYNVC]

The two of the always, always sing so well together! Look forward to their album together next year!

[@inleni]

Fantastic .. simply Fantastic!!!

[@distantkc]

A great rendition of the classic song.

[@kikenobel8724]

Excepcional interpretación!! Emmylou complementa muy bien y pone la sensibilidad de Bob..

[@brucemarshall4373]

Fantastic. And look at the studio musicians backing them up - Steuart Smith and John Leventhal!

[@tyronesharp401]

Nice cover of a great Bob Dylan song

[@tomsup-ikone6141]

Very nice Performance 👍 I also like the version of Manfred Man.....live 👋👍

[@oldnrone]

This is great!

[@rottenroger]

Great arrangement!

[@martyheller7562]

Another ......fantastic version of a Bob Dylan tune.......

[@spooninspoon]

very good... Timeless song. They don't make music like this anymore

[@Belindq1]

I love Bob and because he is first and foremost a poet who can also write amazing tunes, his work gives itself to great covers. This one is one of the best Bob covers of all time. Also to check out: Steve Adey's cover of Shelter; Sophie Zelmani with Most of the Time and Wyclef Jean Knockin' on Heaven's Door. Sidoine with Knockin' aint bad either.

[@robinwatauga]

Killer band! Steuart Smith on lead, his ex-wife's current husband, John Levethal on acoustic, Michael Rhodes really holding the bottom down - didn't get a good look at drummer & key man, but they nail it, too1

[@mattthompson9826]

Awesome!

[@islandguy911]

@MaissauSalieri sweet. I love everything about this lady and you sure said a mouth full with just one word. LADY is she ever. wow how great it would be to meet someone like her..Emmylou your a goddess. :))

[@richarddempseyjr.4190]

Oh man Oh man!.....Oh Man!

[@binduwolf983]

o my beauty touching hearts

[@stanleygcollins]

And of course Emmylou sang on "One More Cup of Coffee" way back in the day. . . so I guess she's got a very long relationship with Dylan's music. She does a wonderful job with this one.

[@herveoudet3681]

blood on the tracks

[@roalziroalzi]

MUSIC AND WORDS BY DYLAN, 1975

[@johnnyballinger1558]

I've often wondered, what would have come from Emmylou, & Gram Parsons would have lived. also janis & chris, just a few examples of what herion really has taken, yet @ the very same time, it "herion" gave so much to music in general, like ray charles, he said HIMSELF, all those classic hits, "i was on the dope then" yet we don't have to try very hard to name both hands full count, of those it Took!!! Lane, shannon, janis, etc.. hard to believe herion & asprin was released on the American market @ the same time!!!

[@nedlambton6602]

Nothing could possibly have happened any differently, and we are kidding ourselves if we imagine that it could. have, and that comes from the likes of Steven Hawking and Richard Feynman. Sure, every single possibility is being played out somewhere, but not the dimension that we are able to perceive.

[@woodennickel6148]

So like I was saying, Chief Economist. Daylight Saving's Time. Daylight Saving's Time.. Daylight Saving's Time. Let Derrek hold a hundred dollars would you?🐎

[@TrippleT17]

I don't know about the decision to do what sounds like a key change between Rodney's verses and Emmylou's.

[@craigwalker7415]

Is the guitar player a part-time Eagle ?

[@MyAlberto59]

i agree with you

[@rbdemp]

And by the way Boinng100, check out her pics from way back in the day! My ex-wife used to claim she had a nose job, but it aint so, some people need a nose job, some were born with the nose that others pay big bucks to copy! Emmylou has had veneers on her teeth, that's it, she has just aged very gracefully, and yes, check her close ups, she is showing her age a bit, just not as much as you would expect at her age, just good genes.

[@billdavis8757]

I've always thought that she's pretty .

[@thejuliacr]

Can someone tell me where can I get the version by Bob Dylan? Because I've been looking all over youtube and could find only covers

[@brackinsteve]

thejuliacr you need to buy the "Blood On The Tracks"album

[@brianmartin2371]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2PVhoKCqceEes0

[@ronmoore4372]

@@brackinsteve check the live version from 1976 hard rain tour. and the version from Live at Budokan. both also worth a listen. enjoy.

[@stevemorse108]

Isn't that guy who plays with bthe Eagles on the Music Man guitar...and what is the point of playing a guitar that sounds just like a Tele? Why not just play a Fender? Super brilliant version of an alreday brilliant song. Thanks for posting!

[@HokieDadave]

+Steve Morse Steuart Smith is his name.

[@stevemorse108]

Thanks a lot!

[@whiskey6actual]

yes these are two great artists BUT this song must be left only for Dylan to perform

[@NASHDRIFTER]

Have been a fan forever but maybe even more when I find out how passionately she supports Trump. MAGA 2024!

[@RnRanimal]

Beautiful performance but Steuie could have ripped a bit longer

[@CooManTunes]

All these fucking videos of this song and not ONE is Dylans. FTW

[@ben909ben]

Dylan didn't make it easy for people doing songs from this era with his talking monotone growl approach to melody, and I can understand to singers wanting to nail a melody down so they can harmonize, but much as I love the two of them, especially Emmy, I just can't listen to this "melody invention", it dumbs down the real melody to a simple tone fall. Two of them still adorable though. Cassandra Wilson does a very interesting interpretation.

[@sPacEc0w60y]

I disagree, almost all songs are open to reinterpretation, and most of all Dylan's. Just a short list might include Them's It's All Over Now, Baby Blue; Jimi's All Along The Watchtower; Byrd's My Back Pages, Turtle's It Ain't Me; Sonny and Cher's All I Really Wanna Do--to mention just a few. Emmy and Rodney turn this into a very tender love ballad all their own, and especially Emmy's voice adds a depth that is very distinctive. It is different, unique, but to say it is better or worse I think is unnecessary and unwarranted. You can make that argument if you wish, but I don't buy it, any more than saying that Led Zep's When The Levee Breaks is better or worse than Robert Johnson's. They are both great to me, in their own ways.

[@lsearchingforEmmy]

boinng 100 must have taken a break from kicking puppies, tripping people with crutches.and stealing donation jars to listen to this song and comment. If you're not an Emmy fan why lplay this and comment. As for those who defend only the songwriter's version of any song. Where would music be without minstrels traveling the countryside and carrying music from town to town. If music was't passed from one musician to another humans would be still beating on logs

[@sPacEc0w60y]

Exactly. Music is, and should be, reinterpreted by other artists. Certainly sometimes the talent just isn't there, as for example, William Shatner or Yoko Ono. But in the hands of capable, sincere artists, new interpretations shed new light on the emotional meaning of the song, like Led Zep's version of the old Robert Johnson song, When The Levee Breaks.

[@haroldmiller9559]

G.E. Smith?

[@paulengel3417]

stuart smith...

[@harrytaylor1589]

Brutal what a travesty

[@danieljulian4676]

I love these two brilliant artists, but this version just doesn't work for me. Too much sentiment, not enough detachment, and the latter is what I've grown used to in the original and my favorite covers.

[@richardwells9584]

I don't think they know what they're singing about. Some kind of smooth country rendition of a pretty tough minded song. Doesn't work.

[@scarletapril12]

Too slow.

[@terrybartholomew7311]

I don't know man - this is great, but I've always thought Crowell wasn't quite in the same league