Cool. To all moms.

Thank you for the lovely comment, I’m glad you enjoyed the video and I can share the experience with others!

She really does. You are welcome, I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

im happy bob dylan took the song@@melissa1991

Pink is fucking INCREDIBLE! PERIOD!!❤

Мужик играл профессионально. Она ученик, разве не видно.

No kidding Complete goddess

You have to listen to "Eventually" from her best cd Mizunderstood

@@carmen-leighcornick2159 Ok Thanks 👍

Until I read your comment, I did not know that Bob Dylan wrote this song.

It’s beautiful and beautifully done by pink

Its adeles song isnt it

Yea it is adeles song

​@@shakiraphang2473no, Bob Dylan wrote and recorded it in 1997 here's the link ukposts.info/have/v-deo/npSIqKVkeIt-lIU.htmlsi=pR4a_pdZjm4IrYth

You’re welcome, glad you enjoyed the videos!

Super hero you are Miss Melissa thank you!

You're welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

You’re welcome!

You’re welcome! I hope you have an amazing time at the show

You’re welcome!

Yessss

Pink's cover was one of my favorite moments of seeing her a couple weeks ago, topped only by her duet w/Brandi Carlile on "Nothing Compares 2 U" as a tribute to the late Sinead O'Connor. Their powerful, unique voices complement each other and blend so immaculately that at times, it was hard to distinguish one from the other. I just learned that more than 450 artists have covered this song and now I've fallen down a rabbithole listening to some of them. I already knew the Adele cover, which I like. Not a fan of the vocals on Billy Joel's version, but I do like the harmonica solo. Heading back down the rabbithole to listen to renditions by lesser-known artists, several of whom are worth checking out! 🎶

​@acidbrat4358 I didn't know about Brandi Carlile until the Tanya Tucker comeback. She engineered that whole album. She is insanely talented in every aspect of music! I wish there was more music by her that I could hear. Hoping there is much more to come. Peace!

Don’t forget Billy Joel’s version

I Love Pink from day one

Actually it was Trisha Yearwood on the Hope Floats soundtrack. Garth Brooks released it on the Fresh Horses album in 1995.

Yes, she could really wow with it slowed down. I love Trisha Yearwood's version.

I’m happy to share the experience. And most of the time my phone was held below my line of sight, so I could watch in person above and just move the phone the way my eyes move, only glancing down occasionally to check I was still actually in focus on filming P!nk. I’m also lucky enough to be able to go again next year to have the experience again.

​@Melissa so many judgemental people regardless of the topic. I also video amazing songs and moments at concerts to share because not everyone can be there or go to concerts like I do who still share the passion for music and certain artists and I took have perfected the art of doing so without holding my phone in front of my face. Thank you so much for sharing with us. I had planned to see Pink with one of my other favorite amazing women, brandi carlile this year with my best friend in Pittsburgh but that changed for me February 3rd when my best friend took her own life and altered all of those who love her lives. I did take her mom to see Kenny Chesney which was something we had planned the week before we lost her and I know she was with us and so happy to see her mom experiencing that. Unfortunately I've missed far to much work to afford to make one of the Pink shows this year but one day I'll be there. With my friends ashes so she's always with me experiencing the things we wanted to do together

Get over yourself. Do you wonder about everything like this?

Thankyou So much for this Melissa!!!❤

Exactly couldn't agree more

What about Dylan's version?!

I like Adele, too. Her version is on a track, though. This is live, and Pink is playing the piano. They're both great!

Originally it's from Bob Dylan, and then Adele covered it

As did Billy Joel and Garth Brooks made it famous. Trisha Yearwood sang it for the Hope Floats soundtrack.

Hey Irene, original by Bob Dylan 😊

Bob Dylan wrote this.

@@PrOpoRa8r1Br0 actually Garth Brooks sang it in Hope Floats