Nathaniel Rateliff - And It's Still Alright - On The Farm Sessions @pickathon 2022

On The Farm Series - Season 7 - Episode 5

American Songwriter presents Nathaniel Rateliff in this episode of the On The Farm Series.

Check back on the 2nd Thursday of every month for a new On The Farm episode in Season 7 (Oct. 2019 - Aug. 2020).

Artist: Nathaniel Rateliff
Song: And It's Still Alright
Album: And It's Still Alright

Special thanks to The Oregon Film Office.

Producer: Ryan Stiles
Executive Producer: Zale Schoenborn, Terry Groves
Assistant Producer: Tanner McCullough
Line Producer: Seth Chandler
Production Manager: Claudia Amatulli
Production Coordinator: Kara Lewis, Holly Wyman
Associate Distribution Producer: Ned Failing, David Gluck
Legal: Vincent Sliwoski, Harris Moure, PLLC
Editor: Tanner McCullough
Director: Emilee Booher
Audio: Morgan Hobart
Audio Producer: Lewi Longmire
Production Assistant: Ruby Oland, David Worthington
Photo: Kathleen Ayers

[timalexwar]

Iheard this song for the first time about 25 minutes ago. By the end of it I knew this was my favorite song. It resonates within my soul. I've listened 3 times to it now and will continue for a while. It's inexplicable how such a song can emerge out of nowhere and touch me so deeply.

[juliesmall]

I may have posted thus before but I am dying, and I am getting my funeral arrangements made so my kids don't have to. I have decided to tell the story of my life and send messages to my loved ones through the music played during the visitation. the people receiving messages will know when they hear certain songs. This song was chosen tell tell my story and to help apologise for who I am.

[melomaniacjane]

This song saved my life a few years ago. Still saving me in 2024!❤

[michelleurbanek]

I think 2/3 of these views are from me replaying and replaying. And replaying. This song saves lives. Saves faith. Saves joy.

[timpagliaro]

You really help me get through the hard times. My father killed himself, my best friend, my brother died from heroin OD. The rest of my family won't talk to me. But the music helps. Thank you sir

[rusticyouthbh]

Tomorrow I’ll be a month sober, days are up and down and I thought sobriety would be more clear but it’s not, but with bad moments come many more good ones and this song is telling me to stick with it, thank you friend

[buhaybisdaksanewyork]

i'm married man with two kids, i just lost my mom from battling pancreatic cancer, have it's still you nathaniel rateliff. this song is very wonderful.

[jondufrene]

Sitting with a beer and my fathers ashes in my pocket. One day after Father’s Day, 15 years on the road with no family. I was standing on the ledge of a 40 story building and thinking about it.

Guess I was praying for wings to grow. Where would I be without music. Thanks for writing this brother.

[cookiekaramello]

Jesus. Just heard this for the first time. Incredible.

[leafox]

Thank you, Nathaniel for giving my heart a soft place to fall.

[pickathon]

Stopping by to say thanks to y'all for over 1M views! And thanks to Nathaniel for being such a unifying, healing force in music.

[josemeras]

Rober Plant listed this song as one of his 10 favorites. Wow. A beautiful song.

[stevecarr]

This guy saved my life. Simple and thanks

[johnschoonover]

I was born in the 60's great tunes and still listening. Still here August 2024!!! Put them ear buds in blast that music. Lock the world out side!

[heatmiser]

To me this song is about being so low in life, but then realizing all the beauty that's still to be discovered. Using that as your strength.... Keep your head up, and keep smiling. Find the strength of the energy of the Earth. For it is a living entity that can give and take 🌎

[TheScstep]

I think I’ve listened to this song at least 50 times in 4 days. I was sitting on my couch crying and it just came on. It’s helping through it.

[georgiabowhunter]

I want a Chris Stapleton and Nathaniel Rateliff collaboration. Two amazing voices and song writers.

[roddseifarth]

He finds a piece of all of us, handles it delicately, and returns it. And we are better for that. Thank you Mr. Rateliff.

[Craig-bzdm]

" I'll be damned if this old man don't start to count on his losses " . That line hits me straight in the soul man

[haydenpettit]

‘It ain’t alright, the hardness of my head’ it’s beautiful songs like this that saves lives.