Ariel Posen - Angeline (Rooftop Sessions)

The Rooftop Sessions, Recorded live in Atlanta, GA.

Ariel Posen: Guitar, Vocals
Julian Bradford: Bass, Vocals
Jon Smith: Drums, Vocals

Producer: 440 Sound
Assistant Engineer: Manuel Unrau
Director: Eduardo Andrade
Mix: Tiago Derrico
Camera Operators: Jose Ruiz, Amizael Castro, Jay Alex, Marcus Pade, Eduardo Andrade.

Written by John Martyn

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[darrenwallguitar]

I’m a simple guy, I see Ariel drops another 12 minute Angeline vid, I smash play.

[timotheusmiller]

The slide harmonizing with the vocal at 3:49 is outstanding!

[gillesrossi]

Send the signal to your best TV, best woofers, sit down in a confortable sofa, open your ears, and enjoy the best of 2025 from Ariel and musicians ! + 2000 pts of mana guys. 💙💙💓

[takarnabam]

Sounds so full for a three piece. Love how the rhythm section sounds so tight and the guitars slap back effect, which filled up the sound beautifully. Kind of reminded me of Joe Landreth. Now on loop.

[caseylockwood]

3:48 The vocal harmonizing with the bend is so good

[hugh]

Holy fuck the ending solo sent me in another dimension !!
Headbang, biting lips, goosebumps and screaming hell yeah while hands were clapping in rythm without I noticed..
This kind of song are is the perfect definition of what music should be about !!
I just love how powerful music can be, it feels so good reaching a state of happiness and excitement so high being absolutely sober !
Cant wait to see the react of my friends listening to that total bangerr

[Advaitamanta]

bro why is this guy so underrated?
this is amazing.

[CoveredByKyle_]

Just discovered this from the fire alarm vid on Facebook. I’m a new fan! ❤❤

[secondratefilms]

The section for 8:00-8:30 was so dirty. I love it.

[MotoMarios]

OK I'm gonna be the guy who'll praise the rhythm section. Kudos dudes, you are amazing.

[lucenarennan]

There's not a single note that is overplayed. It's so simple and so beautiful. You are one of a kind, Ariel! Big fan!

[cameronhenderson]

Bro, you're like Sonny Landreth but with even smoother licks, which is crazy! Trippin

[aDashOfTruth]

Blues always creates a gateway to this level of purity.

[JD_theNomad]

This is so great! I just randomly came across here. Thanks Youtube.

[KamilTylmanowski]

I accidentally came across your YouTube channel. Your music is amazing – so cleansing. It's exactly what I value in music. Instead of a clutter of sounds, there's so much space and breath. I really appreciate those moments where, instead of a dense arrangement, there are pauses filled with silence, giving the music room to breathe. Greetings from Poland!

[alexanderwes]

Great rendition of this classic John Martyn song!

[steelisreal]

The first time I heard John Martyn play I was absolutely captivated. That feeling is repeated every time Ariel posts a cover of this song. Simply incredible.

[simonG-S]

If it's not one of the best live performance ever, I don't know what this is...
Dude, I swear, it's nothing but pure genius...thank you so much man for that sweet delight for our ears (it's only love 🎶)!!!

[Tiberio]

John Mayer has total influence there. Fraternal hug from Brazil, Brother!

[hippytrippyjonboy]

I've gravitated away from country rock style for many years minus billy strings although that's psychedelic style bluegrass, like Marty Robbins, willie nelson, Waylon Jennings, sons of the pioneer, the highwaymen is about the only country style music I listen to. And must be in the mood for it. However that said. While this IS a country rock song... it just doesn't quite feel like it to me. To me this song has so much pure raw unadulterated unfiltered genuine feeling and emotions being spoken thru it that it just resonates sooo deeply for me it just feels like real life honestly. Doesn't even feel like listening to a song when I hear it. It just resonates so deeply to something in my core that I have yet to lay my finger on exactly. But something about this song feels extremely, incredibly, almost eerily intimate about my life. As if it was wrote and meant explicitly with the idea of trying to musically express what the last half decade or decade of my life has felt like deep down regardless of all the smiles. When I come home or the friends who hung out for awhile leave for the day or night, it just to me is like yupp they're gone, the party is over....". Back to real life. Gets to a point you even question, was the fun I had and the happy I felt and the laughter I had while they was still here even real? Or am I literally so badly far gone mentally damaged wise(many long stories, drugs, a poor unhealthy lifestyle, and women being the majority reasoning of those stories) and just so good at manipulating(had to become good to survive) and hiding(acting, putting on a believable face) that I've literally convinced myself that something I'm questioning should even be questioned at all, when the truth and answer of the question is obvious and directly in front of me without a thought thunk of or a word spoken. Idk there's just something about this one.... again can't put my finger exactly on it... maybe I will someday till then I'll just keep listening. And I've never known an Angeline personally let alone have a relationship with one. But yet still it just FEELS like my life currently.