Name: Shelter From The Storm (Dylan cover) by Broker Jonathan in Scott inspired
Duration: 6 min 7 s
Description: you know how it is ... you drink some wine, pick up a guitar, play the first thing that comes into your head - I just fancied doing a live recording that took a few minutes. I make no claims for this other than that it's among the most important songs I've heard in my lifetime and that my Dylan impersonation is not what it once was. ;-)

You have a real nice way about you, I really enjoy listening to you perform! : )

@chrislister: Many thanks for the listen Chris, really glad you enjoyed



Fantastic and relaxed version, impressive live performance.

Oh Jon this is truly excellent. I love your guitar.. but I love your vocal even more.. truly authentic

imitation or yours...great voice either way

you truly share the spirit of this sog with you vocie and conviction

very fine guitar playing Broker...nice live performance...sometimes those are captured and you caught this one...

Feeling guitar and vocal are in topclass well done

Nice work! I've covered Bob Dylan myself here: http://soundcloud.com/lyna-galliara/bob-dylan-cover

Scott inspired

New download link FREE 320 kbps         http://soundcloud.com/laurentvoisin/i-put-a-spell-on-you-laurent

Remix house de "I Put A Spell On You" de Nina Simone, fait sur Fruity Loops.
2011

Nina Simone - I Put A Spell On You (Laurent Voisin Remix) Final Version

https://open.spotify.com/track/3dPaPD819h1OuFm9C5Goga?si=YXojaSYFSQSYE7lS3uG05A&utm_source=copy-link&nd=1
http://www.continental-collision.com
https://continentalcollision.bandcamp.com/track/the-route-to-tomorrow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMiidrWf6sM&list=OLAK5uy_mC-35nmJO3s19Cjj5Aet7UP0XGkLu3ido
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2moo0YwEYPM

Music, piano, bass, guitar solo and programming drums & synths: Rodolfo Planes (@rplanes)
Lead & backing vocals & lyrics: Mark J. Bennett
Backing vocals: Cecilia Mastropasqua: @cemastro
Rhythm guitar: Gonzalo J. Ares: @gonzalo-julian-ares

Featuring backing vocals by Cintia Galeano 

Image (view of Edinburgh from Gullane, Scotland): Courtesy of Douglas Corrance

This was my third collaborative song with Rodolfo, which we started in 2020. The original instrumental piece he gave me sounded like determined optimism and at that particular moment the pandemic made its way into anything I wrote although the beauty of the song is that anyone can bring their own interpretation to its meaning. Its original title was ‘Camino a Mañana’, that I translated as ‘The Route To Tomorrow’ - I guess I liked the alliteration - even though it was a bit of a tongue twister to sing.

I instantly loved the rhythmic punch of this track and recognised early on that it would require a punchy lyric and vocal. Initially I sung the harmony vocals that Rodolfo devised, but as we later developed into the band ‘Continental Collision’ it made sense to draw on all of the talent available in Ce and Gonza, and here introducing Cintia Galeano. Huge thanks to my wonderfully gifted collaborators, you helped make this song shine. I was stunned (as always) by Rodolfo’s attention to detail, his glorious guitar solos and particularly the drumming throughout. Although I might not add to the instrumentation personally, Rodolfo always encourages me to give him feedback. I am particularly fond of this collaboration and each time we work together I learn so much more. Hope you enjoy it too and many thanks for listening. 

Finding the way,
To get through night and day,
Is just too much.
Making your way
Once more through the fray,
Without losing touch,
Is too much,
For me, yeah.

Waiting in line, 
With no hint of a sign,
Is just too much.
Pretending I’m fine 
Knowing that you’re not mine,
It’s too, it’s just too much,
For me,
All of the time.

This is the route to tomorrow,
Beg, steal or borrow,
To getting through to the other side of all this sorrow.
This is the route to tomorrow,
That I have to follow,
To make it through to the other side of all this sorrow.

I’ll be OK, 
Whatever they say,
I can take it.
Know I can’t stay,
Gotta get me away
From here.
Before it gets too much for me, here.

I can survive,    
I might even just thrive.
If I make it.
I’m still alive,
Watch me as I arrive,
At the other side of all this pain and sorrow  

This is the route to tomorrow,
Beg, steal or borrow,
To getting through to the other side of all this sorrow.
This is the route to tomorrow,
That I have to follow,
To make it through to the other side of all this sorrow.

The Route To Tomorrow - Continental Collision (featuring Cintia Galeano)- Now on Spotify!

A tale of two presidents. One as murderous and conniving a villain as anyone could ever imagine, crushing the spirit out of his own people and anyone who would oppose him; the other an unlikely hero, a beacon of decency and integrity in the midst of darkness and danger, bringing inspiration to all.

I know which I would rather be.

Ordinary people are being thrown into a maelstrom that was not of their making by a malevolent and deranged dictator.  However dark it gets though, the light will prevail, but for many there will be ghosts of what was lost in the struggle.

Many brave journalists are risking their lives to make sure the truth is documented and passed on to us, while the dictator tries to suppress and twist the facts. Some journalists have been deliberately ambushed in attempts to kill them. Many journalists in the dictator's country have been assassinated or imprisoned.

The voices in this track include some of those brave people:
Orla Guerin BBC journalist
Lyse Doucet BBC journalist
Clive Myrie BBC journailist
Sarah Rainsford BBC journalist
Volodymyr Zelensky, President.
I am amazed by the citizens of Ukraine. xx

Ghosts of Kyiv

Ghosts Of Kyiv

This is not the first version of this song that I've recorded. I keep returning to it - I clearly love it. It appears, augmented, on The Rowan Amber Mill release Golden Strings To Tether The Sun. Here is the UnMilled version, and as close to my idea of how it sounded in my head as I can make it. At present it's only a rough mix. I hope to find someone to mix it properly. In the meantime, I hope you enjoy it.

Bushes And Briars (rough mix)

a sea as

Too happy to play The Blues

Christian Woll Shelter From The Storm

Bryan Ciliberto: Drums
Ib Delight: Saxophone
Anna Houck: Backing Vocals
Joseph Houck: Vocals, piano, guitar, bass, synths

Mixed and Mastered by Bryan Ciliberto. 
New Album "Haunts & Wants" Out 10/6/23

My new single "I Will Never Forget" existed in its earliest form some fifteen years ago. While I've not changed some of those initial verses, I've written different versions of the song through the years. A few might remember an earlier incarnation I posted on SoundCloud about a decade ago. While the song has evolved, the central idea has never changed. It comes from the drive to cherish, extol the exploits of romantic love. 

 For the lyric video (below), I filmed short clips of scenes along the road where I live:
 https://youtu.be/TfXZTLraEVk?feature=shared

I Will Never Forget (2023 Version)

Taken from the album 'Found' available as a limited edition box (1000 signed and numbered copies) containing postcards of the photographs that inspired each song, full lyrics and a cd from http://www.paularmfield.com/product/found/
or as a download from https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/found/id1045532185

09 From Tip To Filter

Don't You Know What I'm Talking About (Nina Simone, I Put A Spell On You)

you know how it is ... you drink some wine, pick up a guitar, play the first thing that comes into your head - I just fancied doing a live recording that took a few minutes. I make no claims for this other than that it's among the most important songs I've heard in my lifetime and that my Dylan impersonation is not what it once was. ;-)

Shelter From The Storm (Dylan cover)

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Borderline Blues. stevek

This is a new song featuring Jen Young on vocals. Clearly the present situation in Glasgow, Scotland, makes it harder to get away than it usually is.

Never Let The Sun Set

We should get away
Take ourselves 
And our love
Head on out
Far away from here
Let our poor heads clear

Yeah we could leave today
Pack a bag
And our song
And put this place
300 thousand miles behind
And out of mind

Did you ever see a train run out of steam?
Never let the sun set on our dream
Never let the sun set
Never let the sun set

And I’ll travel with you
For the rest
Of our lives
We could be
Crossing land and sea
With our liberty

Yeah we should get away
That is all
I came to say
Take this love
Round the world with you
While we’re able to

Did you ever see a diamond lose its gleam?
Never let the sun set on our dream
Never let the sun set
Never let the sun set

Never Let The Sun Set - with Jen Young

My debut album, Time On My Own, is now available on bandcamp. You can find it at http://brokerjonathan.bandcamp.com There's a review of it here: 
http://www.folkwords.com/reviewarchive_90495.html
Long ago I wrote some songs which were rubbish so I tried some more. They were not much better so I kept at it. No one asked me to do this. The world was not short of good songs. It had shitloads already. It was only short of good songs by me. Other people didn't seem to mind about this in the slightest, but I found it bothered me, so I was trying to do something about it. I guess I still am. This page is where some of the more recent attempts to rectify an intolerable situation appear.

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