Teddy is an artist we should all know-for the tender sadness of his songs and his plaintive delivery. One listen and your heart is slain.
Most know that Teddy comes from a noble musical family bloodline, the son of folk legends Richard and Linda Thompson (Shoot out the Lights). Richard Thompson is renowned for his vocal strength and most especially acoustic guitar picking acumen. Linda’s voice is well loved for its beauty and potency. Teddy has inherited gifts from both but adds his own Roy Orbison esque vocal octave range and rockabilly vibrato. Teddy has the songwriting skills to capture romantic longing and nuance of modern love affairs. Included within this article is some of our most beloved Teddy tracks. Teddy Thompson is skilled enough to cover others like Leonard Cohen, yet his own penned songs is a very good start. A careful review of Teddy releases, places the album, “A Piece of What you need, in our sonic sweet spot. Lyrically, A piece of What you Need, delivers from the first track to last.
Teddy Thompson vocal range
According to our database the vocal range of this artist is:
A2 – E4
Song with the LOWEST pitch:
I Don’t Want To Say Goodbye (A2-E4)
Song with the HIGHEST pitch:
I Don’t Want To Say Goodbye (A2-E4)
Teddy Thompson – Where to go from here
I never lose but never win
I wait at the edge of life
I want to miss what might surprise
Hard to know where to go
I’m up at noon for nothing real but I know
Oh, that I’m wasting it
It comes on once, there’s no-repeat
Hard to know where to go
Turn away, is not the same as I give in
It’s hard to know where to go from here
It is hard to know where to go
Tonight, especially right at this very moment this is my favorite Teddy track as it does a right good job of capturing my emotional state right at this very moment. I’ve already played it three times as it does a great job of summing up the mood. Do you feel it too? Give it a listen or two and you soon will be in the same place as me. It’s a waltz, of course, your grandmother could dance to. Soon enough, she would be in Teddy Heaven with you.
Teddy Thompson – Brand New (official video)
Official video for Teddy Thompson’s new single, Brand New. The full “Heartbreaker Please” album will be available worldwide on May 29th, 2020. Video directed by JW Ellington
Song
Brand New
Artist
Teddy Thompson
Album
Brand New
Licensed to YouTube by
The Orchard Music (on behalf of Thirty Tigers), and 1 Music Rights Societies
Brand New
She never gon’ call when she needs to
Now I got a new bitch on my phone
The other one, she be actin’ brand new
I’ve been sippin’ styrofoam all alone
She never gon’ call when she needs to
Now I got a new bitch on my phone
The other one, she be actin’ brand new
Every time you say that you hate me
I been out here moving like a Rollin’ Stone
My baby girl tellin’ me I’m crazy
I been contemplatin’, tryna right my wrongs
Wonder why she never calls lately
Sippin’ on this styrofoam, I think I’m gone
I don’t wanna die, my lil’ baby
And every time you come, you say you hate me
Use me, break me
She never gon’ call when she needs to
Now I got a new bitch on my phone
The other one, she be actin’ brand new
I’ve been sippin’ styrofoam all alone
She never gon’ call when she needs to
Now I got a new bitch on my phone
The other one, she be actin’ brand new
Garden Sessions: Teddy Thompson – Brand New April 4th, 2019 Underwater Sunshine Festival
Teddy Thompson, Jerry Douglas, Mary Chapin Carpenter She Thinks I Still Care 1
Teddy Thompson (w/Mary Chapin Carpenter): “Don’t Know What I Was Thinking” (UK, 2013)
Teddy Thompson – Don’t know what I was thinking (Transatlantic Sessions, 1 Feb ’13)
Teddy Thompson – Don’t know what I was thinking (Transatlantic Sessions, Celtic Connections, 1 February 2103)
Emily Smith backing him up with vocals and rhythm, and Jerry Douglas on dobro
Teddy Thompson,with Jerry Douglas, Tim O’Brien Delilah
Teddy Thompson – Parlor Room Home Sessions May 14 8PM ET
Teddy covers Leonard Cohen
Ballad of the Absent Mare
Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Music
Ballad of the Absent Mare · Teddy Thompson
Sincerely, L. Cohen: A Live Celebration of Leonard Cohen
℗ The Royal Potato Family
Released on: 2017-09-21
Teddy rises to a very high-performance level interpreting Leonard Cohen. This is another fine example.
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