Time Will Tell by Gregory Alan Isakov

Filmed live on location at the 2016 Fayetteville Roots Festival in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Red Barn Studio

Producer & Director
Murray Williams @MurDog

Sound
Jason Miller @Red_Barn_Studio

Cameras
Bryan Fittin @i_b_fittin
Philip Thomas @NovoStudio
Murray Williams @MurDog

Editor
Murray Williams @MurDog

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[MadMarcD]

This was the song I chose to dance to with my aging mom at my wedding. In a room full of 200 people, there was not a single dry eye in the house. Absolutely beautiful.

[chandrakanttanwar]

you listen to it and suddenly the world is not a bad place for 3 odd minutes.

[domf]

The sound engineer for this deserves a goddamn award

[maximusaugustus]

I always listen to Gregory while driving through the countryside, forest, and mountains where his songs belong.

[eliguaso]

Everyone praise Gregory but that guy doing back vocals give so much emotion to the song

[levirichardson]

If you're reading this:
you have good taste in music

[dylancrawley]

I pray my future wife understands me the way this man's music does.

[sarceexplores]

Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the beautiful back vocals Steve Varney, with his banjo, added to this song that made it so dreamy and calm!! 😌😌

[fawnasaur]

we are the people who feel the open mountain air in our souls, aren’t we?

[sarenahackenmiller]

I cannot get over how beautiful Steve Varney's harmonies are in this version.

[jennifershannon]

I literally had goosebumps shiver throughout my body through tears listening to this-it absolutely brings up every possible emotion buried in me. Thank you Gregory Alan Isakov and band for creating such incredibly powerful music.

[Wriggs]

Just when you think you're getting your life back together and then you hear this beauty, and it reminds you of where you were.

[calyope]

Good grief the banjo player can harmonize. He turns what would be an excellent song into something almost otherworldly.

[oldironsides]

My wife had a miscarriage 2 months ago, I'm listening to this at work and I almost cried. Teared up a bit. I don't know how, but his music has a way of reaching into your soul.

[pauljensen]

Absolutely, ..Steve Varney. The secret weapon. Unprecedented string talent, and the best harmonizing singer on earth, haha. Best I've heard. (Seen them four times. But Gregs talent here is just extraordinary too. Playing the lower rifs without a pick, .. thumb only..is a very seasoned talent, if you can pull it off and to sound so clean. Relatively rare Also true, major cudoz to the sound engineer. This, all around is just raw talent. All involved. I guess sometimes everything just clicks. A single-mic, semi-circle, live performance. This kicks the ass of any high profile, high dollar studio recording from any band I've heard for a long ass time.

[barryormsby]

Buried my father today this tune is constantly in my head

[dylanerd]

I wanna pack my bag, and get my dog and girlfriend on board and take off to the mountains and just hike when I hear his music

[natejohnson]

Listening to this right now in the deep hours of the night, and it this point in my life there’s a lot I’m confused about and a lot of unknown but when I listen to this for 3 minutes and 26 seconds my world seems fine, I feel at peace, and I’m not worried about the struggles of my past or what is to come. I don’t know how much that really means to most people, but to me, it means everything. Thank you for this beautiful song.

[shogekimura]

i engraved "time will tell, we always knew" in my wife's engagement ring. this was also our First Dance song at our wedding. love it.

[mugger_golden]

This reminds me of Corona. Was so down with no hope. This song kept me going, if I was to ever get a tattoo, I would write time will tell