Listening to Patty Griffin on Radio Paradise

Angelic !!!!!!!

Posted 7 months ago by 1Artline [ Reply ]

GingerandMe wrote:

She is just fantastic! "The long ride home" is a favourite of mine.

She's written some of the best songs about death. 'Long Ride' and 'Goodbye' are standouts.
c.

Posted 1 year ago by cc_rider [ Reply ]

going to a 9 today..

feeling the tingles..

Posted 1 year ago by Tylersmyler [ Reply ]

She is just fantastic! "The long ride home" is a favourite of mine.

Posted 1 year ago by GingerandMe [ Reply ]

Oh, when those strings kick in.......

Posted 2 years ago by Alastair [ Reply ]

Listening to an interview with Patti, she wrote this song about her dog, which even makes it better.

Posted 3 years ago by dwsneed [ Reply ]

Well there sure is a great sentiment in the words of this song. "I just wanna' be here and be content today'.

Posted 3 years ago by ExpatLarry [ Reply ]

Heavenly is right babe! You have the tone of an Angel. 10.

Posted 4 years ago by Matt_Maurer [ Reply ]

helgigermany wrote:

normally i like patty griffin. But this song is not good!

I agree, it is most excellent! 8

Posted 4 years ago by Webfoot [ Reply ]

First time really listening to this on headphones:

Wow!! Love her voice!... >9

Posted 7 years ago by RazzCat [ Reply ]

It's enough for me. Thank you Patti. 9.

Posted 8 years ago by SECA_Alan [ Reply ]

normally i like patty griffin. But this song is not good!

Posted 8 years ago by helgigermany [ Reply ]

oldfart48 wrote:

both you people need to visit ear docs. ? oh sorry , forgot, your both in san jose, nuff said.....patti's dakine

You, sir, have no soul.

Posted 9 years ago by MinMan [ Reply ]

believe it or not ... I practice to Patty Griffin to warm up before doing a vocal, and today I sang to this very delightful song to warm up for our cover of Joe Strummer's Johnny Appleseed -- it felt wonderful -- I FELT it! going through me -- thank you so much Patty -- you INSPIRE ME so much! :) thank you Radio Paradise!

Posted 10 years ago by Amyjacksoncc [ Reply ]

Posted 11 years ago by mortrates [ Reply ]

calypsus_1 wrote:

Patty Griffin by Chelsey Engel Photography
https://www.flickr.com/photos/chelseyengelphotography/

Patty Griffin closed the Pittsburgh Three Rivers Arts Festival on Jun 13, 2010.

© All rights reserved.

thank you, a nice comment from you, a rairity

Posted 11 years ago by oldfart48 [ Reply ]

jbunniii wrote:

LOL, she sounds like sweet nirvana after having to sit through Norah Jones.

both you people need to visit ear docs. ? oh sorry , forgot, your both in san jose, nuff said.....patti's dakine

Posted 11 years ago by oldfart48 [ Reply ]

Jelani wrote:

Can she trade in her voice in the "cash for clunkers" program?

LOL, she sounds like sweet nirvana after having to sit through Norah Jones.

Posted 11 years ago by jbunniii [ Reply ]

${#Dancingbanana_2}$

Posted 11 years ago by rtree [ Reply ]

This is such a really good album.

Posted 11 years ago by jim1964 [ Reply ]

Cynaera wrote:

I thought it was a younger Bonnie Raitt - even looks a bit like her.

Good observation.. Great music...

Posted 12 years ago by That_SOB [ Reply ]

Bill - I think officially Patty and Robert have both denied the rumour, which was sparked by a remark by Robert that he had eloped and that Patty called an embellishment

Posted 12 years ago by lemmoth [ Reply ]

Must have been a bad day when I first rated this. WTF was I thinking giving it a 6, moved to a 9.

Posted 12 years ago by xtalman [ Reply ]

Man, when I first heard this, I thought it was a younger Bonnie Raitt - even looks a bit like her. What a beautiful, soulful song - and that voice... Turns me to jelly every time.

Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera [ Reply ]

Reminds me of my Buster <3

Posted 13 years ago by Skaterella [ Reply ]

At first i thought, oh... another rendition of Hallelujah.... But then this is Patty Griffing so that makes up for a lot!

Posted 13 years ago by Sjaaks [ Reply ]

Patty Griffin by Chelsey Engel Photography
https://www.flickr.com/photos/chelseyengelphotography/

Patty Griffin closed the Pittsburgh Three Rivers Arts Festival on Jun 13, 2010.

© All rights reserved.

Posted 14 years ago by calypsus_1 [ Reply ]

Patty Griffin - "Heavenly Day" Live

Oh heavenly day, all the clouds blew away
Got no trouble today with anyone
The smile on your face I live only to see
It's enough for me, baby, it's enough for me
Oh, heavenly day, heavenly day, heavenly day

Tomorrow may rain with sorrow
Here's a little time we can borrow
Forget all our troubles in these moments so few
All we've got right now, the only thing that
All we really have to do
Is have ourselves a heavenly day
Lay here and watch the trees sway
Oh, can't see no other way, no way, no way
Heavenly day, heavenly day, heavenly day

No one at my shoulder bringing me fears
Got no clouds up above me bringing me tears
Got nothing to tell you, I've got nothing much to say
Only I'm glad to be here with you
On this heavenly, heavenly, heavenly, heavenly
Heavenly day, all the trouble's gone away
Oh, for a while anyway, for a while anyway
Heavenly day, heavenly day, heavenly day

Posted 14 years ago by calypsus_1 [ Reply ]

Patty Griffin - When It Don't Come Easy, Live from the Artists Den

"Patty Griffin's new album, Children Running Through, was released on a bitterly cold winter day in New York City that turned into an even colder night, with temperatures dropping to 9 degrees Fahrenheit as devoted fans huddled together outside the Orensanz Foundation for the Arts for a chance to see Griffin perform songs from the album for the first time. Inside, the historic building's neo-gothic arches were lit with the warm glow of candlelight as Griffin stepped into the packed room to play a private Artists Den concert, celebrating her record's release and offering a sneak preview of her extensive spring tour. Griffin's crystal-clear voice filled the room with newly penned songs (a handwritten lyrics sheet sat perched on the piano when she took a break from her guitar to play it) as well as Griffin classics, accompanied by new band members and longtime players alike. A special treat on some songs was the addition of legendary keyboardist Ian McLagan (Small Faces, The Rolling Stones) — who appeared for this night only — and a 5-piece string section. At the end of the evening, the lucky audience walked back out into the biting cold braced with the warmth of an unforgettable night. " by Ovation TV

Posted 14 years ago by calypsus_1 [ Reply ]

queenjill wrote:

12:47 pm - Patty Griffin - Heavenly Day
12:44 pm - Kate Bush - Army Dreamers
12:40 pm - Arcade Fire - Ocean of Noise
12:32 pm - Death Cab For Cutie - Transatlanticism

Great set Bill!

Agreed!!

Posted 15 years ago by bkrontz [ Reply ]

lmic wrote:

Patty is a great and talented songwriter, but this comment is from left field

Sorry that is how I feel, this gal is so talented and it is a shame that she is not
better know. Others have profited from her talent, like Emmylou Harris,Dixie Chicks,
to name a few and they are no where near as talented as Patty Griffin is.

Posted 15 years ago by lattalo [ Reply ]

I

Patty

Posted 15 years ago by whtahtefcuk [ Reply ]

Can she trade in her voice in the "cash for clunkers" program?

Posted 15 years ago by Jelani [ Reply ]

Ericac wrote:

Patty Griffin is moving higher on my "like" list.

She's an artist introduced to me by Radio Paradise. Thank you RP, Patty is dynamite.

Posted 15 years ago by peter_james_bond [ Reply ]

7 ==> 8

She is so awesome!!

Posted 15 years ago by Pyro [ Reply ]

lattalo wrote:

She makes Emmylou Harris look like a joke, singing other peoples songs.

Patty is a great and talented songwriter, but this comment is from left field

Posted 15 years ago by lmic [ Reply ]

She is so awesome live.

Posted 15 years ago by cathenley [ Reply ]

My favorite song on an incredible album.

Posted 15 years ago by Pyro [ Reply ]

oh mann.. i needed this today. Thank you

Posted 15 years ago by midreaming [ Reply ]

I saw her twice at the Fillmore in SF. Someone shouted out 'Fee Bird!' and she sang a bit of it acapella. It was beautiful and gave everyone a smile.

Posted 15 years ago by Papernapkin [ Reply ]

Danimal174 wrote:

A great song by an incredible artist. Patty is one of the best songwriters out there, in my opinion.

A side note for this song...Patty wrote it for her dog.

Boy she sure is, and I didn't know about her until RP turned me on to her. She is better
than also most everyout there and why didn't I know about her?? She makes Emmylou
Harris look like a joke, singing other peoples songs.

Posted 15 years ago by lattalo [ Reply ]

fantastic song, amazing lady. Even the album cover is great! Makes me proud to be from Austin

Posted 15 years ago by jameyp [ Reply ]

very nice, but I prefer the Jimmy Lafave version-shame he's not played on RP.

Posted 15 years ago by MCKY [ Reply ]

!amazing! Ms. Patricia Jean Griffin.

** 9 **

Posted 16 years ago by calypsus_1 [ Reply ]

islander wrote:

Really?

This following Kate Bush is like a fine Cabernet after a bottle of Mad Dog.

LOL...nice analogy.

Yeah, one of her friends told her she should write happier songs, so this is her shot at a love song...but to her dog.

(From a story she told before playing this song live when I saw her a couple of years ago)

Posted 16 years ago by Danimal174 [ Reply ]

Nice.

Posted 16 years ago by MsJudi [ Reply ]

Patty Griffin is moving higher on my "like" list.

Posted 16 years ago by Ericac [ Reply ]

12:47 pm - Patty Griffin - Heavenly Day 12:44 pm - Kate Bush - Army Dreamers 12:40 pm - Arcade Fire - Ocean of Noise 12:32 pm - Death Cab For Cutie - Transatlanticism Great set Bill!

Posted 16 years ago by queenjill [ Reply ]

I love her.

Posted 16 years ago by smilestoomuch [ Reply ]

DeemerDave wrote:

OK. Why is everything being played at ultra slow speed? Is the internet broken or just RP. This sucks.

Switch to decaf, baby.

Posted 16 years ago by cc_rider [ Reply ]

OK. Why is everything being played at ultra slow speed? Is the internet broken or just RP. This sucks.

Posted 16 years ago by DeemerDave [ Reply ]

sdn wrote:

I have to say, a Tiny Tim version of this song would be awesome. (nothin' against Patty's version)

...or how about Lemmy from Motorhead?!

Posted 16 years ago by EssexTex [ Reply ]

Danimal174 wrote:

A side note for this song...Patty wrote it for her dog.

I've had many a good moment with my dog...but I've never had something good as this song come from it. But the pleasant meories will do.

Posted 16 years ago by redtex [ Reply ]

Danimal174 wrote:

A side note for this song...Patty wrote it for her dog.

Really? This following Kate Bush is like a fine Cabernet after a bottle of Mad Dog.

Posted 16 years ago by islander [ Reply ]

patty is god.

Posted 16 years ago by govna [ Reply ]

A great song by an incredible artist. Patty is one of the best songwriters out there, in my opinion. A side note for this song...Patty wrote it for her dog.

Posted 16 years ago by Danimal174 [ Reply ]

lovely

Posted 16 years ago by thewiseking [ Reply ]

A beautiful, haunting song. Speaking of which, Bill, can we have some Cat Power please?

Posted 16 years ago by minimole [ Reply ]

Great song from a very good album, thanks for playing it. My favorite cut on this album is No Bad News.

Posted 16 years ago by jim1964 [ Reply ]

Don't know this but I think I like it ... kinda

Posted 16 years ago by Mewsique [ Reply ]

rbigelo wrote:

Oh ... this is FABULOUS! Please keep on your playlist.

I live and work in Baton Rouge, LA; which has a lot in common with Austin, TX; short that we have been subject to the whims of those who'd rather this city become some sort of an evangelical right-wing Disneyland rather than the traditional blues town that it once was or the leader in innovation that it could have been. Indeed, the most noticeable feature of this city are three hideous white crosses nestled between a Wal-Mart store and a Hummer dealership, looking all the like a cross between a modern-day Golgotha and Berlin during the Third Reich.

What could the reason be for those crosses?

Posted 16 years ago by prickelpit96 [ Reply ]

Oh ... this is FABULOUS! Please keep on your playlist.

I live and work in Baton Rouge, LA; which has a lot in common with Austin, TX; short that we have been subject to the whims of those who'd rather this city become some sort of an evangelical right-wing Disneyland rather than the traditional blues town that it once was or the leader in innovation that it could have been. Indeed, the most noticeable feature of this city are three hideous white crosses nestled between a Wal-Mart store and a Hummer dealership, looking all the like a cross between a modern-day Golgotha and Berlin during the Third Reich.

Posted 16 years ago by rbigelo [ Reply ]

Climbing up my popularity rating with every listen.

Posted 16 years ago by tiggers [ Reply ]

Misterfixit wrote:

I would like to see either Boy George or Tiny Tim sing this.

I have to say, a Tiny Tim version of this song would be awesome. (nothin' against Patty's version)

Posted 17 years ago by sdn [ Reply ]

slartibart_O wrote:

My family and I were lamenting that fact the other day: to be the "live music capitol of the world" the FM selections around here really blow. And how come there aren't more street musicians? If 6th street thinks it is Bourbon street at least it would be nice to hear some occasional good New Orleans style street music. We were in Nawlins and walked around the corner into a full blown concert going on in a dark vacant lot - it was The Dirty Dozen Brass Band just out jammin for kicks. Awesome.

Be careul what you say... You dont know how good you have it in Austin. Besides by having at least KGSR you are way ahead of the rest of the country that has nothing but the Clear Channel garbage. Try living in a soul-less city.

Posted 17 years ago by oufason [ Reply ]

Oh Bill quit torturing...it's beautiful cool late Indian summer outside...and I'm at work with no window. Sigh.

Posted 17 years ago by Arianrhod [ Reply ]

*sigh* just what I needed today. I love RP and Patty.

Posted 17 years ago by peyotecoyote [ Reply ]

beautiful

Posted 17 years ago by jenakle [ Reply ]

Oh, heavenly voice...

Posted 17 years ago by pkimbrel [ Reply ]

CafeRacer wrote:

The songs a 7, but would someone PLEASE restore all these broke-dick trucks so's everyone with an acoustic guitar will stop having their promo or album cover pictures taken with them?

It's a bus. Broke-dick yourself.

Posted 17 years ago by slartibart_O [ Reply ]

She just keeps getting better and better.

Posted 17 years ago by Gregorama [ Reply ]

borderlessworld wrote:

very, very nice song ... perfect background to me calling it a day and closing down the office.

Me too...oh sh*t...it's only 11:50.

Posted 17 years ago by spunkyboy62 [ Reply ]

huebdoo wrote:

Patty is probably one of the most pure voices I have heard in a long time. My parents are both gone now... and I was listening to her song "Long Ride Home" and I physically lost it and had to pull the car over to sob and cry like a mad man. It was like I was listening to my parents talking from the grave ... it hit close to home for me and even now when I hear the song I have to look for tissue Patty... RP .... thanks so much for introducing me to her music and the words that so magically come together in her music... so incredibly powerful

Such a beautiful and touching story. Thanks for sharing your experience...you made me cry.

Posted 17 years ago by peyotecoyote [ Reply ]

The songs a 7, but would someone PLEASE restore all these broke-dick trucks so's everyone with an acoustic guitar will stop having their promo or album cover pictures taken with them?

Posted 17 years ago by CafeRacer [ Reply ]

Thanks RP!

Posted 17 years ago by peyotecoyote [ Reply ]

crushedvelvet wrote:

Oh heavenly night, with all this mellow but sexy music that just keeps on comin'!

Imagine to sit in the office in front of your desk in the middle of the day and the sexy music flows into your ears while you're ought to code some scripts...

Posted 17 years ago by prickelpit96 [ Reply ]

Posted 17 years ago by peyotecoyote [ Reply ]

very, very nice song ... perfect background to me calling it a day and closing down the office.

Posted 17 years ago by borderlessworld [ Reply ]

Yow... This one is delicious.

Posted 17 years ago by kelly652 [ Reply ]

Mmmmmmmmm.....

Posted 17 years ago by redtex [ Reply ]

Never heard her before RP. Beautiful song.

Posted 17 years ago by Waybo [ Reply ]

Patty is probably one of the most pure voices I have heard in a long time. My parents are both gone now... and I was listening to her song "Long Ride Home" and I physically lost it and had to pull the car over to sob and cry like a mad man. It was like I was listening to my parents talking from the grave ... it hit close to home for me and even now when I hear the song I have to look for tissue Patty... RP .... thanks so much for introducing me to her music and the words that so magically come together in her music... so incredibly powerful

Posted 17 years ago by huebdoo [ Reply ]

cc_rider wrote:

Living in Austin I forget not everyone has heard of her. She gets a lot of local airplay, at least on the one station I listen to consistently (away from RP of course), so sometimes she seems overplayed to me. BUT overplayed or not, she's still wonderful. c.

MissAmy wrote:

Lemme guess... KGSR? If you're anything like me, it's that or KUT. The only acceptable choices in Austin for radio. IMHO, of course.

My family and I were lamenting that fact the other day: to be the "live music capitol of the world" the FM selections around here really blow. And how come there aren't more street musicians? If 6th street thinks it is Bourbon street at least it would be nice to hear some occasional good New Orleans style street music. We were in Nawlins and walked around the corner into a full blown concert going on in a dark vacant lot - it was The Dirty Dozen Brass Band just out jammin for kicks. Awesome.

Posted 17 years ago by slartibart_O [ Reply ]

Lotus_Miata wrote:

I would have liked seeing Jeff Buckley sing it, too. Great song!

I would like to see either Boy George or Tiny Tim sing this. OR maybe a duet. Oh oh, wait! Dude! I got it, Tiny Tim, Boy George AND Marilyn Manson. Dude!

Posted 17 years ago by Misterfixit [ Reply ]

dctrpunda wrote:

I could see Van Morrison singing this.

I would have liked seeing Jeff Buckley sing it, too. Great song!

Posted 17 years ago by Lotus_Miata [ Reply ]

Great voice. A little bit like https://www.susantedeschi.com/ or maybe vice versa, but nevertheless. First Class Vocalist.

Posted 17 years ago by Misterfixit [ Reply ]

davidyoull wrote:

I can't wait until Patty and I get married. Anyone have her number?

I'll trade you hers for Neko Cases'. Nothing against Patty - just sayin'.

Posted 17 years ago by Imkirok [ Reply ]

steeler wrote:

She can sign any style, it would seem. What a range.

Posted 17 years ago by themotion [ Reply ]

Her voice makes me melt. -saw her in an acoustic set in Boston 2 yrs ago- good memories.

Posted 17 years ago by morgsy67 [ Reply ]

I'm very happy to be going to see her for the first time next month.

Posted 17 years ago by phineas [ Reply ]

Moak wrote:

Six more of those

Posted 17 years ago by inindian [ Reply ]

She can sign any style, it would seem. What a range.

Posted 17 years ago by steeler [ Reply ]

meydele wrote:

Got some pipes on her, doesn't she?

But she sure could use a lyricist. "heavenly day" repeat these two words 40 times

Posted 17 years ago by Aud [ Reply ]

I have become a fan of PG, only due to RP. THis is not my favorite.

Posted 17 years ago by Wizzuvvoz [ Reply ]

I could see Van Morrison singing this.

Posted 17 years ago by dctrpunda [ Reply ]

Got some pipes on her, doesn't she?

Posted 17 years ago by meydele [ Reply ]

Unfortunately I haven't had a heavenly day in a long while, but this song helps to remember...

Posted 17 years ago by marmelock [ Reply ]

Welly wrote:

Music to slit your wrists by

No, no. This is her HAPPY song.

Posted 17 years ago by pannaramma [ Reply ]

Music to slit your wrists by

Posted 17 years ago by Welly [ Reply ]

cc_rider wrote:

Living in Austin I forget not everyone has heard of her. She gets a lot of local airplay, at least on the one station I listen to consistently (away from RP of course), so sometimes she seems overplayed to me. BUT overplayed or not, she's still wonderful. c.

Lemme guess... KGSR? If you're anything like me, it's that or KUT. The only acceptable choices in Austin for radio. IMHO, of course.

Posted 17 years ago by MissAmy [ Reply ]

Living in Austin I forget not everyone has heard of her. She gets a lot of local airplay, at least on the one station I listen to consistently (away from RP of course), so sometimes she seems overplayed to me. BUT overplayed or not, she's still wonderful. c.

Posted 17 years ago by cc_rider [ Reply ]

chieromancer wrote:

I'm in love with this song. If this song where a man, I'd cook for it. Me, too. Great song. Amusing turn of phrase. You make that one up?

Posted 17 years ago by johnironwood [ Reply ]

coccyx wrote:

PATTY GRIFFIN IS OVERPLAYED ON RADIO PARADISE. I don't like her voice. She merits a 3-4 plays per week, maybe, but PER FREEKING DAY?!!?!?!?!

I agree. No need to wear her out. That would be a little to much like commercial radio.

Posted 17 years ago by bigB_3 [ Reply ]

Gotta love her versatility...

Posted 17 years ago by sirrus [ Reply ]

She is growing on me.

Posted 17 years ago by eastcoast [ Reply ]

started as a 2, ended as an 8. nice.

Posted 17 years ago by drekar [ Reply ]

PATTY GRIFFIN IS OVERPLAYED ON RADIO PARADISE. I don't like her voice. She merits a 3-4 plays per week, maybe, but PER FREEKING DAY?!!?!?!?!

Posted 17 years ago by coccyx [ Reply ]

I'm in love with this song. If this song where a man, I'd cook for it.

Posted 17 years ago by chieromancer [ Reply ]

Mmmm, really like this

maybe one of my favorites from CRT

Posted 17 years ago by inindian [ Reply ]

Posted 17 years ago by Moak [ Reply ]

I can't wait until Patty and I get married. Anyone have her number?

Posted 17 years ago by davidyoull [ Reply ]

I think we should go one step further and write the artists informing them of how we get exposure so their music on RP. Without RP they would loose money, I would buy less CD's!!! sukilau wrote:

THIS is the very reason we ALL need to sign the petition to congress!!!

Posted 17 years ago by MTlady [ Reply ]

dixiedeb wrote:

You are completely right. It is so wonderful to be introduced to artists that I would never get to hear otherwise. One of the best things about 2006 was discovering RP! I couldn't get through the day at work without it.

THIS is the very reason we ALL need to sign the petition to congress!!!

Posted 17 years ago by sukilau [ Reply ]

you're killing me this morning.

Posted 17 years ago by dogpound [ Reply ]

Agent510 wrote:

Probably my favorite of the various Patty Griffin songs RP has played. This one just connects.

It's better than I would have expected...

Posted 17 years ago by strick [ Reply ]

Pyro wrote:

I haven't known about Patty for very long. Every single time Bill plays her, I literally have to stop whatever I am doing and see who it is. One day, I'll KNOW...it's Patti, of course. How could I have missed her for all these years? Because frackin COMMERCIAL radio doesn't play anything worth hearing, and I only found RP about 3 years ago. Thank you Bill.

You are completely right. It is so wonderful to be introduced to artists that I would never get to hear otherwise. One of the best things about 2006 was discovering RP! I couldn't get through the day at work without it.

Posted 17 years ago by dixiedeb [ Reply ]

bookishbitty wrote:

Yeah, It reminds me a little of Christina Aguilera. I really like Patty Griffin too, so that's an unfortunate impression!

Christina Aguilera? Wow...that's a completely different voice. And don't put Ms. Aguilera down too much...she may be Clear Channel, but she does have a heck of a voice!

Posted 17 years ago by shakitten [ Reply ]

GregX59 wrote:

Nice, but reminds me of an American Idol tryout.

Yeah, It reminds me a little of Christina Aguilera. I really like Patty Griffin too, so that's an unfortunate impression!

Posted 17 years ago by bookishbitty [ Reply ]

rgj13 wrote:

She said the same thing before performing it last Friday night in San Francisco.

Sweet.

She filled the house that night. Every person there was hanging on her next word. Terrible venue, but she made it worthwhile.

Posted 17 years ago by zipper [ Reply ]

Quite OK, but far from her best stuff. Sounds a bit uninspired to be frank.

Posted 17 years ago by Frater_Kork [ Reply ]