Mandolin Orange – Boots of Spanish Leather (Bob Dylan Cover) – Audiotree Live

Mandolin Orange perform “Boots of Spanish Leather” by Bob Dylan on Audiotree Live, April 15, 2014.
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Watchhouse – Better Way (Live)
Watchhouse – Harvest Moon – Live
In celebration of the fall finale shows we have starting this week, here is a live recording we made a few months ago of Harvest Moon, one of our all-time fave covers. Come see us play some gorge theaters, after a lifetime of outdoor shows it’s gonna feel like chamber music!!
Guitar: Josh Oliver Bass: Clint Mullican 🥁: Jamie Dick Cello: Nat Smith 🧹: Alan Morgan 🎥: Neighborhoods Apart 🎤: Sean Sullivan 💡: Zach Sternberg
Watchhouse live at Paste Studio on the Road: Green River Festival
Recorded LIVE at Franklin County Fairgrounds – Greenfield, MA Audio: Juan M Soria Video:
Brad Wagner and Back Bar Productions More sessions and interviews here: https://www.pastemagazine.com/studio
Mandolin Orange on Audiotree Live (Full Session)
Mandolin Orange perform on Audiotree Live, April 15, 2014. YouTube playlist: http://bit.ly/2alEPnV Subscribe to Audiotreetv: http://bit.ly/1LLy4ur Watch more sessions, music videos, and live performances at: http://www.audiotree.tv/ Visit the band’s website at http://www.mandolinorange.com/ For our friends who live in countries where Youtube is blocked, watch the session on Vimeo: http://bit.ly/2a6I7yy

mandolin orange full set
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My first exposure to Mandolin Orange was an early, first year, performance of Mandolin Orange at The ENO festival river stage. It was Andrew’s deep Southern baritone that lured me to the small shade stage in a stand of trees. A mix of lyrically mature, subtle well-crafted songs, kept me close to the stage for the rest of the set. This duo was different from the average blend of Eno performers that year and certainly chronologically younger than the majority.
Mandolin Orange has been making a fair amount of noise over the past few years. The Chapel Hill duo led by married couple Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz, both 31, plays soothing, meditative, and disarmingly frank folk songs that seem perfectly suited for smaller venues or zoom concerts during pandemics.
Music at The Mansion: Mandolin Orange
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On Tuesday, May 28th, Mandolin Orange played a special set at the North Carolina Executive Mansion in Raleigh to help usher in a partnership between Come Hear North Carolina and the Americana Music Association (AMA). Governor Roy Cooper and First Lady Kristin Cooper hosted musicians, AMA members, and press to celebrate all that North Carolina has given to the world of music, and Mandolin Orange provided the perfect soundtrack to the occasion. Enjoy the full performance below.
Mandolin Orange – Golden Embers
From the album – Tides of a Teardrop – out now on Yep Roc Records
Frantz pulls inspiration for her singing style from diverse traditions: Her first introduction to harmony came from traditional five-piece bluegrass singing. “What I first got introduced to was more traditional bluegrass, and the brother-sister harmonies — like the Stanley Brothers, the Monroe Brothers, things like that, where it’s a pretty straightforward harmony that’s really simple,” she says.
“But after that, I started to enjoy — someone who I guess is really well-known for this would be Emmylou Harris. She has such a unique harmony style,” Frantz goes on to say. “She doesn’t stick necessarily to the tenor part, or the baritone part, or anything. She really jumps around, and can sing those dissonant notes that really make her voice jump out, but it’s still somehow really complementary to whoever’s singing lead.
“I’m thinking maybe specifically of Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris,” Frantz adds. “But she was someone who really broadened my idea of what harmony could be.”
Read More: Interview: Mandolin Orange’s Emy Frantz Talks New Album | https://theboot.com/mandolin-orange-tides-of-a-teardrop-album-interview/?
Mandolin Orange: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
NPR Music 4.11M subscribers Watch Mandolin Orange play “Golden Embers”, “The Wolves” and “Wildfire” at the Tiny Desk.Music in this video
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Boots of Spanish Leather (Mono Version)
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Bob Dylan
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Bob Dylan
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