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Susan Tedeschi — You Need to Be With Me
Album: Just Won't Burn
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Released: 1998
Length: 3:00
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When my love... comes down baby
I wanna give it to you
There ain't a thing... oh, you can do darlin'
I wanna give it to you
I said... I'm gonna give it to you
I said... I'm gonna give it to you

Oh, now when I... turn around baby
So slow and patiently
Oh, my thoughts fly straight to you darlin'... and cry out helplessly
They say... you need to be with me
They say... you need to be with me
Oh, they say... you need to be with me
Oh... you need to be with me

Now you know I need you baby
Oh, how I've got to make you see
That there's no other for you
You need to... you need to... you need to be with me

Oh, I stepped from plane to plane
So slow and cautiously
With all the stars about my head now... below my feet the sea
I say... you need to be with me
I say... you need to be with me
Oh, I say... you need to be with me
Oh, you need to... you need to... you need to...
Oh, come on and be with me...
Ohhhhhhhhhh...You need to be with me
I said... come on and be with me
Oh, you need to be with me
I said... you need to be with me
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If you think she can sing, you should see her wail on the guitar. She's awesome. 
MELLOW Mix? Okay, then. /M.
Nice sequel from Derek Trucks to Susan Tedeschi. They're coming to San Diego for a Mother's Day concert. Mrs Squid knew about Trucks but she's catching on to Tedeschi. I just found out my neighbor has tickets too. Really looking forward to this.
 neuticle wrote:
..not too interesting
Can you fog a mirror ... 
Call 911. 
 WICKED 10   : )
Nice
The mona lisa's sister is listening.
 Skydog wrote:

did it again
now lets see if they play one together

( a short time later)...
...nope, they went with Los Lobos
 

 
Same here ... and the spooky thing is that I was thinking of Susan Tedeschi, and exactly this song ... and they played it ... darn! {#Cheers}
 nelamvr6 wrote:
Nice!  From the Derek Trucks Band to Susan Tedeschi!  In a perfect world, the next song would be a Tedeschi Trucks Band track...

 
did it again
now lets see if they play one together

( a short time later)...
...nope, they went with Los Lobos
 
Very nice. I did totally think I was listening to Bonnie Raitt though until I checked.  
Susan T is awesome
Nice!  From the Derek Trucks Band to Susan Tedeschi!  In a perfect world, the next song would be a Tedeschi Trucks Band track...
{#Daisy}
"Rock Me Right" sends bolts of lightning down my spine. This, however, is just the standard Bonnie Raitt treatment.
This one's OK, nothing more.  If you want to hear what kind of music she's capable of, listen to "Rock Me Right" from the same album.
 zoopmama wrote:
Skilled singer, appealing voice. Very uninspired, boring, repetitive song. Sometimes I wonder why RP chooses the songs it does; surely there are better choices in so many cases. Is it related to licensing payments?

 
Or perhaps too inspired. She sure can sing, but she sounds more like a copy of Bonnie Raitt to name one example.

I had great hopes for the album she put out with Derek Trucks, but every song, no every line she uses the same ad libs over and over till the point i literally pulled out my earphones.

 

No, not for me...


 Lewis_Cooper wrote:

The ultimate show is Susan Tedeschi and her husband Derek Trucks, I shot them at Denver's Mile High Music Festival, you can see photos here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/gonzoshots/4901110941/in/set-72157624621183189Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks




 
Nice photos, thanks!
{#Clap}  {#Clap}  {#Clap}  {#Clap}
 Lewis_Cooper wrote:

The ultimate show is Susan Tedeschi and her husband Derek Trucks, I shot them at Denver's Mile High Music Festival, you can see photos here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/gonzoshots/4901110941/in/set-72157624621183189Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks




 
Excellant Mr. Cooper!

Thank you 
 zoopmama wrote:
Skilled singer, appealing voice. Very uninspired, boring, repetitive song. Sometimes I wonder why RP chooses the songs it does; surely there are better choices in so many cases. Is it related to licensing payments?

 
Maybe so people like me, who have never heard of Susan Tedeschi, can not only be introduced to her, but also thoroughly enjoy the song--as I did this one.
Skilled singer, appealing voice. Very uninspired, boring, repetitive song. Sometimes I wonder why RP chooses the songs it does; surely there are better choices in so many cases. Is it related to licensing payments?
 Cynaera wrote:
I love Derek Trucks Band. Susan Tedeschi is still an acquired taste for me...
 

Miss you so much, Cynaera...

love this song...  Derek Trucks is a lucky man...
 
 Crawdad wrote:
Saw her in Austin yrs ago at La Zona Rosa and she just about blew the doors off the place!!
 

 

Yea, she opened for BB King and Buddy Guy in Kansas City and was great.  Was around 2000 IIRC.


Saw her in Austin yrs ago at La Zona Rosa and she just about blew the doors off the place!!
 
Nice guitar work from a boston girl!
..not too interesting
meh. {#Neutral}
Lame

Saw her about 10 years ago opening for Buddy Guy and BB King.  She held her own and I have liked her since.

Glad to see her stuff on RP not only with her hubby.



 Cynaera wrote:
Sorry, but her vocals set my teeth on edge. She seems so forced and at a loss when there's a break in the music.

Don't hurt me.
 
I am with you.  One of very few artists on RP that I absolutely cannot stand.  Why does every one of her songs have to have an extended OOOOOHHHHHHHH?

The ultimate show is Susan Tedeschi and her husband Derek Trucks, I shot them at Denver's Mile High Music Festival, you can see photos here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/gonzoshots/4901110941/in/set-72157624621183189Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks



 LizK wrote:
She sounds Texan.  Like somebody.... it'll come to me 5 or 4 songs down the road.

 

Like Bonny Raitt?
 Cynaera wrote:
I love Derek Trucks Band. Susan Tedeschi is still an acquired taste for me...
 
Methinks they fit together quite well. Considering that she was "only" 28 at the time of this song, she 's not bad compared to the soul artists I put her against. Haven't heard her lately, though.

You tell 'em, sister!
She sounds Texan.  Like somebody.... it'll come to me 5 or 4 songs down the road.

I love Derek Trucks Band. Susan Tedeschi is still an acquired taste for me...
You can be with me, baby!  Oh yea, you can.
Sorry, but her vocals set my teeth on edge. She seems so forced and at a loss when there's a break in the music.

Don't hurt me.
How sweet..."You need to be with me"...homage to her husband...Derek Trucks. 
love how RP plays Susan after Derek



Susan Tedeschi at Clearwater Festival, 2009 by Pilgrim on this road - Bill Revill
https://www.flickr.com/photos/billrevill/



 azdcryan wrote:
Bonnie Raitt lite...or maybe ultra...or near beer.
 
No question she sounds like Bonnie, but that's OK.

Bonnie Raitt lite...or maybe ultra...or near beer.
Opening notes, I was like "Sweet, Al Green, Love & Happiness", then I was bummed.
 Ando wrote:

Talented, but it still sounds like the over-40's band at the county fair. Nothing unusual.
 
Couldn't agree more and I'm the generation that sound appreciate this...blah!

Susan Tedeschi Live on Austin City Limits

"It's called "Wait For Me" from the album with the same name. The song is written by Felix Reyes (She says so at the end). If you like this song, you might like Ray Charles' "Drown In My Own Tears". 95% of the chord changes are the same. "     YossieT

"Dang! Susan where you been all my life? I just bought every CD that Amazon had of your music! You rock girl! "

"Susan is marvelous but this piano solo is incredible isn't ?  holy shit who is that on the keys? hes amazing."

"Amazing!"



 vaiodon wrote:
 peter_james_bond wrote:

Yippy!! I like the wholesome neighbor girl, lets invite her over for a cup of tea. We are new to the neighborhood and I'd like to get to know her. Maybe she'll bring her guitar and play a song or two. Crotchety neighbor guy says she plays ancient music for old people but other neighbors say she is awesome and fantastic and I tend to side with those neighbors.



......and wholesome neighbour girl could bring wholesome neighbour girl's husband, one Mr Derek Trucks, along too and what an awesome back yard gig that would be.

 
.....Husband?...{#Doh}....sure...he can come too.{#Frown}
 ndad47 wrote:
the wiser but older girl for me.  professor harold hill
 

oops sadder but wiser girl for me.  You can have those  clean neighborhood girls
the wiser but older girl for me.  professor harold hill
From Derek to Susan - awesome!
 Huey wrote:


I care... I've never heard it or of her. I like it
 

I second that. First time and I like it!
 jhorton wrote:

Dead on.

Talented but who cares if you're going to play this ancient music for old people? 

I think I've heard this song a thousand times before.
 

I care... I've never heard it or of her. I like it
 peter_james_bond wrote:

Yippy!! I like the wholesome neighbor girl, lets invite her over for a cup of tea. We are new to the neighborhood and I'd like to get to know her. Maybe she'll bring her guitar and play a song or two. Crotchety neighbor guy says she plays ancient music for old people but other neighbors say she is awesome and fantastic and I tend to side with those neighbors.



......and wholesome neighbour girl could bring wholesome neighbour girl's husband, one Mr Derek Trucks, along too and what an awesome back yard gig that would be.

 superfido wrote:
Hey!!! It's the wholesome neighbor girl.
 
Yippy!! I like the wholesome neighbor girl, lets invite her over for a cup of tea. We are new to the neighborhood and I'd like to get to know her. Maybe she'll bring her guitar and play a song or two. Crotchety neighbor guy says she plays ancient music for old people but other neighbors say she is awesome and fantastic and I tend to side with those neighbors.

osbyec wrote:
LOVE Susan Tedeschi. She is really fantastic in concert, too.

Very good.

LOVE Susan Tedeschi.  She is really fantastic in concert, too.
 jhorton wrote:

Dead on.

Talented but who cares if you're going to play this ancient music for old people? 

I think I've heard this song a thousand times before.
 
yea old people ought to just croak, lets go get down with some Jonas brothers

 Ando wrote:

Talented, but it still sounds like the over-40's band at the county fair. Nothing unusual.
 
Dead on.

Talented but who cares if you're going to play this ancient music for old people? 

I think I've heard this song a thousand times before.

Talented, but it still sounds like the over-40's band at the county fair. Nothing unusual.
Hey!!! It's the wholesome neighbor girl.
AWESOME!!!  First CD I bought with her and love every tune on it...THANK YOU RP!!!!!{#Bananajam}
She sounded great on the (Clapton) 2007 Crossroads DVD.
Good toon also! She needs to sack her design company though
Mr and Mrs Trucks are something to see and hear ... wow!
Fat chance, honey. You might sing this song. . . .
nigelr wrote:
I'm hearing a little of the soul of Janis.......
...not me, but some janis would certainly make things better. while i'm typing this, srv comes on... things suddenly get better.
I'm hearing a little of the soul of Janis.......
TerryS wrote:
Agreed, although I think her guitar licks are more raunchy, rather than classic laid back Bonnie. This is a good thing.
Bonnie was plenty raunchy in her younger years.
starfishNcoffee wrote:
It's alright to be Bonnie Raitt-ish. So ya'll don't be mean!
Agreed, although I think her guitar licks are more raunchy, rather than classic laid back Bonnie. This is a good thing.
Caught her at the Rhythm & Roots festival (Rhode Island) last summer. What a great performer! Highly recommended. I was very surprised how quiet her voice was between songs. She goes from those bold, screaming lyrics to the softest "thank you very much". Most endearing.
I think her guitar fell in a pile of 'Pooh'.
I saw her live in Austin a few year ago. She rocks!
Good song, but just a bit too repetitious for my tastes. I still love the feel of it and her voice though.
great tune composition, and i'm awed by the power of Tedeschi's voice. i wish RadioParadise would add another of her songs to the playlist: "Rock Me Right"--it's also fantastic.
she's right, I DO need to be with her.
It's alright to be Bonnie Raitt-ish. So ya'll don't be mean!
meloman wrote:
Hmmm, she sounds kind of like Bonnie Raitt...without the talent.
I know it's heretical, but I think of Susan Tedeschi as the Bonnie Raitt that I really, really like.
agnes wrote:
What a voice! YEOW!
can't wait to hear you do susan.
MORE SUSAN TEDESCHI, PLEASE...
boober wrote:
Good guitar player Great singer. . . needs better songs. . call me Susan!
Better than Shirley I guess.
What a voice! YEOW!
abra abra cadabra... how true
She's puts on a great concert...saw her at a festival on a hot summer afternoon and it was a heck of a lot of fun!
My 4 Y.O. daughter wants a better looksee at the collection of stickers adorning her guitar.
ndfan75 wrote:
abra dabra cadabra... oh wait wrong song. I slay me
"Love and Happiness....(happ-i-ness)...." Oh wait, wrong song again....
Good guitar player Great singer...needs better songs..call me Susan!
abra dabra cadabra... oh wait wrong song. I slay me
Aud wrote:
One of the first times I heard this song was when I was with an ooold boyfriend enjoying physical activity together. He started smiling. The song fit the situation.
Too much info...
Ack! Cough.
One of the first times I heard this song was when I was with an ooold boyfriend enjoying physical activity together. He started smiling. The song fit the situation.
Why oh why won't you play "It Hurt So Bad" by her? Her cover of that song just gives me the chills every time. No matter how many times I hear it.
NewFee wrote:
Saw he last week in Toronto, opening for the Blind Boys of Alabama. A very pleasant surprise. She comes out in a pretty dress and a pleasant smile, looking like on of the moms at the schoolyard, and then proceeds to shred her guitar and wail. Did a great Keith Richards cover too. Her voice reminded me of Bonnie Raitt. I'd love to hear more of her here...
I thought it was Bonnie too...upped my rating from a 7 to an 8
Ok song but kind of a rip off of Love & Happiness... Just my opinion
Doesn't do anything for me. Sorry.
NewFee wrote:
Saw he last week in Toronto, opening for the Blind Boys of Alabama. A very pleasant surprise. She comes out in a pretty dress and a pleasant smile, looking like on of the moms at the schoolyard, and then proceeds to shred her guitar and wail. Did a great Keith Richards cover too. Her voice reminded me of Bonnie Raitt. I'd love to hear more of her here...
Saw he last week in Toronto, opening for the Blind Boys of Alabama. A very pleasant surprise. She comes out in a pretty dress and a pleasant smile, looking like on of the moms at the schoolyard, and then proceeds to shred her guitar and wail. Did a great Keith Richards cover too. Her voice reminded me of Bonnie Raitt. I'd love to hear more of her here...
meloman wrote:
Hmmm, she sounds kind of like Bonnie Raitt...without the talent.
Who does have Bonnie Raitt's talent? And does that make this song not worth listening to? This is good stuff. I liked the guitar solo, I like the vocals, good feeling to the song. I dig it.
Tana wrote:
Today, and I don't think this is the first time, Stevie Ray Vaughan was played immediately after Susan Tedeschi. For a second I thought it was Derek Trucks, her husband. Now, if you're going to play a fine guitarist as a follow-up, why not Derek Trucks?
I'll second that! Why don't we hear the Derek Trucks Band on RP? Talk about an eclectic sound!
Hmmm, she sounds kind of like Bonnie Raitt...without the talent.
Today, and I don't think this is the first time, Stevie Ray Vaughan was played immediately after Susan Tedeschi. For a second I thought it was Derek Trucks, her husband. Now, if you're going to play a fine guitarist as a follow-up, why not Derek Trucks?
That voice from this face? WOW! She is great!
skooney wrote:
toooooo much oooooooooooooo
I agree, but hey, she's still cool.... and look who's she married to! Derek Trucks! that's cool!
i really like her music. not one of my fav tunes. but she rocks!
toooooo much oooooooooooooo
Awesome tune! Susan rocks. Going to see her this saturday. Can't wait.
Dunno if any of y'all caught her on Austin City Limits, but she rocked. Not only a great voice, but a respectable guitarist as well. Special bonus, she's playing the ACL Music Fest at the end of this month. Can't wait! Likeable tune, though far from her best.
Good at continuing the depressive mood you established with earlier songs. If being made depressed is what one wants, that is excellent. But I hope you pick up the pace soon!
i suppose there is nothing wrong with this, but it is incredibly predictable down to the sustain on her vocals for extra emotional "effect". feels a little forced.
not my cup of tea but nice
chieromancer wrote:
It's about time you played Miss T. More, please.
I second that. love this song!
Sounds like a student of Bonnie Raitt - and that's a good thing.
It's about time you played Miss T. More, please. She quotes Emily Dickenson in this song, for both of you that didn't already know that.
Just my absolute favorite Tedeschi song. The version she did live on World Cafe with just an acoustic guitar is especially choice.
ST is one of my favorite new blues artist and this is one of her best. If you play more, that's cool! Very tasty