Valentine was recorded in Nashville by Brad Jones, who has worked with arti… Read Full Bio ↴Valentine was recorded in Nashville by Brad Jones, who has worked with artists like Josh Rouse, Jill Sobule and Marshall Crenshaw. Hiders singer/songwriter/guitarist Billy Alletzhauser first crossed Jones' path as a member of The Ass Ponys, who worked with Jones on a few albums.
Hovering in the Americana-sphere around artists from Neil Young and The Band to newer acts like Sparklehorse and The Thrills, Valentine is, in a word, mesmerizing. Alletzhauser, bassist Victor Strunk and drummer Todd Drake are also with atmospheric Indie faves Ruby Vileos, and if you know that band you'll have some sense of the warm, celestial glide prevalent on the album (singer Beth Harris and guitarist/pedal steeler Toby Ellis round out the lineup, while Dave Gilligan lends harmonica and Tyler Ramsey plays keys and guitar on the album). On opener "Everything I Wanted," Ellis offers pedal steel swells that illuminate like a sunrise, wrapping around Alletzhauser's organic, melancholic melodies and Harris' perfect harmonies (she is Emmylou to Alletzhauser's Neil). There is a natural hypnotic glaze to most of tracks, as the acoustic and electric guitars and the sweeping rhythms combine to create a billow of irresistible ethereality.
Other highlights on the album include the Greek mythology-referencing "Persephone," which rattles the cage a little more than most tracks with its distorted, lost-in-the-woods-at-night guitar stomp; the trembling, gently-rolling lullaby for a departing lover "Magic Show"; the twilight-twinkling "You Can't Hurt Me Anymore"; and "Bury Me," which recalls the earlier roots-rockin' days of Wilco. But highlights, shmilights there isn't a dud in the bunch here. The songs are full of drama and soul, possessing an imposing majesty and a vibe of sober sorrow that makes Valentine a perfect "shoulder to cry on" CD for anyone going through a soul-crushing breakup. With an album this amazing under their belts, there's no hiding for The Hiders anymore.
Hovering in the Americana-sphere around artists from Neil Young and The Band to newer acts like Sparklehorse and The Thrills, Valentine is, in a word, mesmerizing. Alletzhauser, bassist Victor Strunk and drummer Todd Drake are also with atmospheric Indie faves Ruby Vileos, and if you know that band you'll have some sense of the warm, celestial glide prevalent on the album (singer Beth Harris and guitarist/pedal steeler Toby Ellis round out the lineup, while Dave Gilligan lends harmonica and Tyler Ramsey plays keys and guitar on the album). On opener "Everything I Wanted," Ellis offers pedal steel swells that illuminate like a sunrise, wrapping around Alletzhauser's organic, melancholic melodies and Harris' perfect harmonies (she is Emmylou to Alletzhauser's Neil). There is a natural hypnotic glaze to most of tracks, as the acoustic and electric guitars and the sweeping rhythms combine to create a billow of irresistible ethereality.
Other highlights on the album include the Greek mythology-referencing "Persephone," which rattles the cage a little more than most tracks with its distorted, lost-in-the-woods-at-night guitar stomp; the trembling, gently-rolling lullaby for a departing lover "Magic Show"; the twilight-twinkling "You Can't Hurt Me Anymore"; and "Bury Me," which recalls the earlier roots-rockin' days of Wilco. But highlights, shmilights there isn't a dud in the bunch here. The songs are full of drama and soul, possessing an imposing majesty and a vibe of sober sorrow that makes Valentine a perfect "shoulder to cry on" CD for anyone going through a soul-crushing breakup. With an album this amazing under their belts, there's no hiding for The Hiders anymore.
I Still Do
The Hiders Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'I Still Do' by these artists:
Andrus Blackwood & Co It's always such a bummer When it starts to feel…
Andrus Blackwood & Company She's trying to get me Someone, hold her back! Sneaky signs …
Browns And I still do darling many happy years have passed…
Chase Bryant Do you ever think about that Quick Stop six-pack Seats leane…
Chet Atkins Out my door the leaves are falling a cold wild…
Cranberries I'm not ready for this Though I thought I would…
Cranberries(크랜베리즈) I'm not ready for this, Though I thought I would be. I…
Dee Grinski Even if you were here it wouldn't be enough Only…
Derrick Doc Pearson Through all the good times and through the bad times I’ve…
I Am Kloot When I was a child I looked up to the sky Thought…
I. Am Kloot When I was a child I looked up to the sky Thought…
Keith Walker What's the point in a sleepless night Kickin' covers by the…
Kelly Price I'm reading your "dear john"; It says you're moving on You n…
Kiiara I-I, I still do I-I, I still do I-I, I still do I-I I've…
KITCHEN - The Cranberries I'm not ready for this Though I thought I would…
Levi Hummon Wish I could say that I don't find Reasons…
Madi Walking down the street alone And there’s no place to…
mokita How could I forget that day It's burned into my memory And…
Ofln - The Cranberries I'm not ready for this Though I thought I would…
Paul Brandt It's in the way you move me The way you…
Reckless Kelly She said boy why don't you love me like you…
Skin & Bone Mariah [with Krayzie]: No matter what, baby. [Don't matter …
Sky I can't help but to hate you And I can't help…
The Browns And I still do Darling, many happy years Have passed away s…
The Cloth Sea I'm always looking for the sunshine, Sometimes my eyes are d…
The Cranberries I'm still remembering the day I gave my life away…
The Cranberries - stafaband.co I'm not ready for this Though I thought I would…
The Cranberries(卡百利乐队) I'm not ready for this Though I thought I would…
Tyrese To all my ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, ladies…
Wade Hayes Last night when I touched you It brought back memories Of th…
Why Don t We There is no better view (no better) Than watching you strip…
Why Don't We [drivemusic.me] Lying down on the grass Anointed by the stars Yeah, watching…
why dont we There is no better view (no better) Than watching you strip…
Why Dont We [drivemusic.me] Lying down on the grass Anointed by the stars Yeah, watching…
Winset Jacot You're still amazing, babe Nothing has changed Just like how…
СºìÝ®ºÏ³ªÍÅ the Cranberries I'm not ready for this Though I thought I would…
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@chrisbennett6236
I just wanted to point out a few things about covers you may already know but perhaps your viewers don't.
1. Anytime a song is not performed by the writer/copyright holder and not a member of the group/band that did write it or holds the copyrights then it's technically a cover, even if they were the first to perform it.
2. Most copyrights in America and Europe are held by record companies. They will often exploit this to keep songs active as long as possible using multiple musicians.
3. Prince, Tom Petty and Neil Diamond wrote a lot of music for a lot of other artists. Though they are still covers.
4. Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley got Unchained Melody in 1965 for their group the Righteous Brothers as a thank you to Bobby for his years as a production assistant for the Verbe record company. Sadly he co-wrote the song with Hy Zaret who was the main production writer, under his real name but as production assistant he would never get credits for any song he wrote or co-wrote for the record company. Either way Sir Paul McCartney owns the copyrights now as Verbe Records is defunct.
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While we’re at it, I wish there were a way to request TCM or MOVIES! or both to run “”Unchained.”
Before Bobby Hatfield, it was the only time we Baby Boomers gout to hear “Unchained Melody.”
I’m guessing it was probably at a DRIVE-IN🎶🥱second-feature.
Elroy “Crazy Legs” Hirsch was a good actor, but in those days there were no special effects.
RIP Elroy😇
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@cristofarosaraceno1313
This is really cool. Thanks for posting.
@juliusnepos6013
Cristofaro Saraceno yeah
@dillyhaha
Kris Kristofferson wrote Bobby McGee
@chrisbennett6236
I just wanted to point out a few things about covers you may already know but perhaps your viewers don't.
1. Anytime a song is not performed by the writer/copyright holder and not a member of the group/band that did write it or holds the copyrights then it's technically a cover, even if they were the first to perform it.
2. Most copyrights in America and Europe are held by record companies. They will often exploit this to keep songs active as long as possible using multiple musicians.
3. Prince, Tom Petty and Neil Diamond wrote a lot of music for a lot of other artists. Though they are still covers.
4. Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley got Unchained Melody in 1965 for their group the Righteous Brothers as a thank you to Bobby for his years as a production assistant for the Verbe record company. Sadly he co-wrote the song with Hy Zaret who was the main production writer, under his real name but as production assistant he would never get credits for any song he wrote or co-wrote for the record company. Either way Sir Paul McCartney owns the copyrights now as Verbe Records is defunct.
@dillyhaha
@@chrisbennett6236 * 1. Anytime a song IS performed by someone who is not a writer/copyright holder etc
Wording of that had me puzzled, I was like how is it a cover if nobody performed it
@LiberalsAreInsane
Some of these covers didn't even wait for the paint to dry on the originals. 😲
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@RIFLQ
Is that a new idioms?
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LiberalsAreInsane You can say that again