Desert Rose Band - "Wait A Minute" at the Takamine Guitars 50th Anniversary Party

[@mitchmaverick7491]

Wish we had artists like that in Nashville.

[@Chardy3800]

Oh man this great. This is probably my favorite song ever and I've never heard them do it before.

[@thomasgoettel6889]

Sweetest song ever written!

[@752brickie]

Love the Desert Rose Band! Beautiful rendition of this song!

[@TruegrassBoy]

Man - they are good. Herb Pederson is also a top notch banjo player.

[@hawaiiandobroblues]

they are indeed. At one point in the 60s he subbed for Earl Scruggs in the Foggy Mountain Boys!

[@mariacullati2371]

I appreciate the variety of instruments. Can't describe the artistry.

[@SergeCeyral]

What a f.. bunch of picking monsters on stage!.. It's such a treat for our ears to listen to the wonderful harmonies those guys are still able to knit today (like they did earlier in Desert Rose Band) . I also never get tired listening to John Jorgenson's choruses.. He almost makes me feel like throwing my D42 away with anger, when I consider what i can do (compared to his playing!)

[@johnjackson8401]

Absolutely beautiful! Nice performance.👍👍👍

[@jholdenmusic]

These guys played in Tucson Feb 2, 2013 and they were amazing! Such style,grace and talent!

[@christophersmith-jq1ow]

Jonathan Holden

[@robyngibson1710]

This is just great American music!!!!!

[@Chaomhainn]

This annisverary for Takamine guitar instruments got some of the most iconic singers here in this promo while playing Tak guitars . Wait a Minute by written by Herb Pederson, performed with Chris Hillman , John Jorgenson , and Bill Bryson couldn't have selected a better ambassadors with this classic song for Takemine brand instruments Cheers 03/12/2022

[@Sneaky-Sneaky]

A great version...but my favorite is Herb's original release in 1976 on his Southwest album !!!

[@robman3398]

Still awesome sounding

[@model1866]

Just a Damned Good song!

[@prestonbealle8632]

Great song penned and sung by Herb Pedersen.

[@daniellucena9694]

Try to hear Seldom Scene(studio recording form "Long Time"...Seldom Scene) or Jonny Rivers with Linda Rondstat.This version is ok,but to me the other two versions are greater.Is only my personal opinion.

[@23igna]

@@daniellucena9694 Johnny Rivers version is amazing

[@daniellucena9694]

@@23igna I know it.He sings with Linda Rondstat and they do an excellent duo!!!

[@BoFrazer]

Wow. Most of Desert Rose. I love Herb for writing this, but nobody quite delivers it like Seldom Scene with John Starling.

[@waydeblank2375]

Awesome song

[@davidobissonette8848]

well, THREE people with no taste isn't too bad these days!!!! such a gem.

[@danielwhite3791]

That's real music!

[@kennyknopp256]

love it

[@paulengel3417]

saw chris and herb at one longfellow square in portland maine a few years ago. as i asked the manager, HOW did you get chris hillman? only time i was sorry i didn't bring an album (FBB) for the artist to sign. on their version of wait a minute, chris accidently stepped on one of herb's lines, which only made it more endearing. goosebumps...

[@monty2020-i5d]

awsome

[@TwoCatsUp]

Another super version of this song that just sends chills down my spine. Who is the vocalist here? Love his approach.

[@NickRatnieks]

Nice tone on the mandolin but it is Chris Hillman playing it- not me! I wish someone would make a good Jethro style two point mandolin. This song by Herb is so good and these guys really sing it so well.

[@Nefarioso]

Nice! Favorite version is by Johnny Rivers with Linda Ronstadt.

[@TennesseeTraveler01]

This certainly is one of the very best Americana songs, ever. Mr. Pedersen Wait A Minute has been a smash hit, for sure. But honestly, and recognizing they're playing through amps, the plugged-in Takamine instruments sound thin, tinny, and unfortunately not very 'acoustic'. But given the nature of the performance and the sponsoring entity, I understand the instrument choices. The sound to my ear could have been a board mix problem. After the Scene's rendition came down, it's hard not to anticipate for unbelievable (and different) harmonies that Auldridge and Duffey laid down during the choruses. Of course, not everyone can hit all the high notes that Duffey could find. But the message and honesty in the song is still there.

[@Ken-uo7iw]

The Scene's version is also in a different time, with instrumental & vocal dynamics.

[@bestfriendbarbie6810]

Grandi

[@Takamin500]

Takamine best guitares ever i have a takamine

[@johnjohnson9093]

Is that a takamine mandolin.

[@kyleerickson6445]

Not the Seldom Scene, but a darn good rendition nonetheless!

[@denisevernon831]

Still like the Seldom Scene's version better

[@johnnycmajor]

Great song Takimines sound like shit though.

[@MrZanemorgan]

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