The Ballad of Joni and Graham
by Other Brother Darryl
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As we settle into Autumn, it’s a time to take stock of the harvest both literally and figuratively. Inspired by the romance of Joni Mitchell and Graham Nash, the song's contemplative manner has listeners looking at themselves through the lens of their failed romance
lyrics
Look at this life we’re livin’
Are we gettin’ it right
Time goes by like sand in your hand
That you held to tight
I miss the telegrams
I miss your letters
Most of all those laughs we shared
When we were together
I look to the song to help me find the answer
I look to sky to be sure it ain’t falling
Cause my ears and my eyes tell a different story
And my heart does too
I miss the telephone
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Most of all the love we shared\
When we were together
Ooooh I do
Ooooh I do
Ooooh I do
I miss the telegrams
I miss your letters
Most of all those laughs we shared
When we were together
I miss the telephone
Two cats the yard the home
Most of all the love we shared
When we were together
Oooh I do
Yeah I do
Are we gettin’ it right
Time goes by like sand in your hand
That you held to tight
I miss the telegrams
I miss your letters
Most of all those laughs we shared
When we were together
I look to the song to help me find the answer
I look to sky to be sure it ain’t falling
Cause my ears and my eyes tell a different story
And my heart does too
I miss the telephone
Click button remote control
Most of all the love we shared\
When we were together
Ooooh I do
Ooooh I do
Ooooh I do
I miss the telegrams
I miss your letters
Most of all those laughs we shared
When we were together
I miss the telephone
Two cats the yard the home
Most of all the love we shared
When we were together
Oooh I do
Yeah I do
credits
released October 18, 2024
David Mirabella - Spiritual Guidance
Nate Leavitt - Acoustic Guitar and Vocals
Dan Nicklin - Vocals and Percussion
Dan Cederholm - Drums and Banjo
Derek Feeney - Acoustic Guitar
Jim Collins - Bass and Vocals
Dave Lieb - Piano and Vocals
Chad Raleigh - Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar
Matt Odabashian - B3 Organ
Produced by Dan Nicklin
Recorded and Mixed by Dan Nicklin, Henley Row Studios
Mastered by Brian Charles
David Mirabella - Spiritual Guidance
Nate Leavitt - Acoustic Guitar and Vocals
Dan Nicklin - Vocals and Percussion
Dan Cederholm - Drums and Banjo
Derek Feeney - Acoustic Guitar
Jim Collins - Bass and Vocals
Dave Lieb - Piano and Vocals
Chad Raleigh - Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar
Matt Odabashian - B3 Organ
Produced by Dan Nicklin
Recorded and Mixed by Dan Nicklin, Henley Row Studios
Mastered by Brian Charles
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Other Brother Darryl Boston, Massachusetts
Other Brother Darryl, 2024 Boston Music Award Country Artist of the Year, are a seven piece, Boston-based alt-country supergroup playing a style they call Cosmic Canyon Rock. The band's debut album, Roll Shine Roll, is the culmination of a decade plus journey, marked by adversity and the resolve to keep rolling on. Set for release on Feb 28th, it is dedicated to fallen bandmate Dave Mirabella. ... more
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