Transatlantic Sessions 4 (2009) Motherless Children - Rosanne Cash

Rosanne Cash - Vocals
Jerry Douglas - Lap steel
Todd Parks - Bass
Russ Barenberg - Guitar
Donal Lunny - Bouzouki
Mike McGoldrick - Flute
James Mackintosh - Percussion

[@superhepu]

Touching version of this emotional song. Thx.

[@eamonnobrien1410]

Beautiful

[@cocomomo5462]

Let's give this lady her dues....love the delivery, lovin the vibe...feeling this song and that is what music is for. Kudos, Roseanne.

[@petercallaghan9851]

Best thing since sliced bread. There's very few moments like this in "real and live" music. You can actually see the moment when this amazing band of musos pick Roseanne up and she then delivers a song for the ages. If you are watching this, you are seeing the art of music at it's fullest bloom. Aren't we the lucky ones!?

[@Jojo8080daisy]

We gathered as a family Sunday to commemorate Mom's birthday at her gravesite. Bouquets of sunflowers were placed and we did our best to make it a festive occasion - despite the sadness. She loved us. She wanted us to be happy. She wanted us to be there for each other...and I pray that she continues to watch over us until we meet again. For now, we still ache. We know what it's like to be motherless children....

[@brucesmith8178]

OMG! What a soulful song. Roseanne really brings it to to the heart with a life lesson for us all. Love, protect and respect your mother, she is the only one you have.

[@jeffkeogh1982]

I remember being at a party and this show was on tv in the background. Everybody shut up when this played

[@richmjp]

I love Rosanne's version of this song and I think the version on Transatlantic Sessions is even better than the one on 'The List'. Thanks for uploading tolliver15, fantastic stuff!

[@MrMusicguyma]

Roseanne and the Transatlantic crew do this one up fine. :)

[@karendunn6972]

This song is my life, thank you, Rosanne

[@johngialanellajr8650]

I did not know she performed with the Scotties. when I watch Julie Fowlis, Phil Cunningham, Aly Bain, Duncan Chisum, and Tony Byrne these musicians join them.She is connecting with her Scottish and English roots.

[@roberbaggs4085]

Borderless fine music

[@MDLinzee]

Anyone know what kind of Weissenborn JD is playing here? It sounds incredible, but then Jd could make bailing wire nailed to the barn sound stunning, I’m sure.

[@joshuaflaherty3811]

love it