Simple Twist of Fate (Bob Dylan) - Sarah Jarosz | Live from Here with Chris Thile

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Sarah Jarosz (with Nathaniel Smith and Chris Thile) sings Bob Dylan's "Simple Twist of Fate" before our May 26, 2018 show at Wolf Trap.
Note: due to some camera issues at this show, we don't have video of Nat's cello intro.

[@anthonysalvati5868]

Simply stated, Sarah Jarosz is absolutely one of the best young talents in music today.

[@mannacharya4088]

Chris Tile + Sarah Jarosz + Bob Dylan.... What more does one want in life!

[@noragarza8628]

Dylan's brilliant lyrics, Sarah's lovely voice

[@augustswift5947]

Stunning performance and tribute to our laureate. Was misty eyed...thanks

[@andreacerutti5090]

This song, one the best all the time

[@robinleebraun7739]

Plucked cello, a mandolin and a classic jazz voice. Wonderful

[@user-xh1kz7rm4j]

A couple of years ago, I watched a video of Ms. Jarosz singing CRAZY at Bonnaroo in 2014. It's a very fun, acoustic cover that features Mr. Smith with an insane cello solo. Unfortunately, the crew in charge of the sound board missed the solo in the mix. So I couldn't believe the irony when I read that "camera issues" caused us to miss Nathaniel's solo.

[@andrebouchard6222]

That was my favorite thing I have seen on KZbin in a loooooooong time.

[@BoxyLady]

Thought Sarah's cover couldn't be more perfect with the way her voice mingles so intricately with the cello alone, but Chris' mandolin just took it somewhere even more magical!

[@stevetugwell9599]

Beautiful version of a beautiful song

[@marcuservin9990]

Amazing performance 🙌🏾

[@tommycate3788]

Oh man...... Perfect.... I love you Sarah Jarosz! :)

[@baakasamurai]

Lindo cover, me arrepiei todo! Brazil here

[@crichta]

Perfect in every way

[@johnlane2010]

Love this! Sarah is so good. 🥰

[@northernsoutherngirl]

Damn my heart!!💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@e.grieves2905]

She's fantastic...But...Author, author. My God Bob could write.

[@TimodeJong]

*can!

[@edwardtjones]

Skipped the last verse, which was too bad - the recording is unbelievable (with just the cello). Looking forward to exploring more of her music (especially Dylan covers :P).

[@vghart955]

Magical ....omg.

[@GuillermoCarrasco]

Sublime...

[@tomclow4401]

Knock me out. Love it.

[@jasonsheak1218]

OH MY!

[@jakescheirer3022]

Aw yiss~

[@dananderson3033]

Maybe it's because I was listening on my phone, but the accompaniment was too spare. You need the chord progression for the melody to make sense.

[@leftaroundabout]

Yes, it is because you were listening on your phone. Make sure you give it another listen with proper speakers!

[@anthonysalvati5868]

Love this version but I do agree Dan, the chord progression of this song drives the melody, I am usually one who favors stripped down, but in this case a little fuller might have worked better.

[@georgehugo561]

Yeah, it's very very gentle, but the thump of the bass notes on the cello fills in the gaps. It's those things little phone speakers deprive us of.

[@leftaroundabout]

Oh my, I just listened to this again on laptop speakers, it sounds awful this way. But honestly, _all_ music sounds poor on such speakers, unless it's mastered to death - no dynamics, no intimacy, then the kids can listen to it on the phone and still get basically the same thing. - I hope everybody here appreciates that Live From Here does _not_ process their music to death this way!

[@psalmer5690]

Couldn’t disagree more, but that’s what makes the world go round.

[@jorgstamm3530]

Sarah with Old Smitty. Love it. I miss Alex Hargreaves.

[@wismarpinheiro8830]

Bom humor

[@10kscoedsk]

Like buttah

[@jeffmpvd7689]

I adore Sarah, but this cover of an amazing song did not work in my opinion. Give a listen to Sarah's cover of Dylan's "Ring them bells", that really works!

[@gsco82]

Sara's wonderful voice makes this song quite good, but the instrumental background is too sparse.

[@duncanpelletiermusic]

jesus wept

[@joemeyer6876]

Hipsters missed affectation class. . . And funeral tempo. . . Obscure Bobs Words . . . Prairie Home Hipsters. FAIL

[@maxxs2]

Nobody cares what you think, boomer

[@dezeekat]

The future is now old man

[@willbigelow472]

You might not like her voice but as a senior in high school she signed with Sugar Hill Records before she went to New England Conservatory. Not too shabby!

[@bossHogOG]

Thank you, authentic geezer.

[@jakeb4597]

Maybe. But this is not Prairie Home (sadly). And Prairie Home was in no way hipster. I do think Live from Here, is, though.