Blues & Rock music Ilija Capko's video: Doug MacLeod Black Nights

From the Album: There's a Time Year: 2013 Lyrics: Black Nights Black nights, yeah, black nights What do you hold for me? I can't understand my baby What can the trouble be? Late at night I wonder While the darkness cover me I feel just like a blind man I got no chance to see Black nights, yeah, black nights What do you hold for me? I can't understand my baby What can the trouble be? The wind is howling Sound like a mad man at my door Now I'm down here to wonder Like so many nights before I see the dawn is breaking I hear a songbird in the tree He singing for his morning But it remains black night for me Black nights, yeah, black nights What do you hold for me? I can't understand my baby What can the trouble be? https://www.amazon.com/Black-Nights/dp/B00XQJNK5Y https://open.spotify.com/album/1kldq06YBMKjiaHxGkTiu8?highlight=spotify:track:2T0GjluMB9POQBKaMgj53i https://www.allmusic.com/song/black-nights-mt0046397183 https://music.apple.com/us/artist/doug-macleod/6849925 He is a traveling artist that writes and sings original songs that are based on his own life and experiences. He learned from the old masters, lived the music, survived the life and carries forward a valuable tradition. MacLeod is known for his superb songwriting, guitar wizardry, warm soulful vocals, wit and unforgettable live performances. At the heart of this is his knack for storytelling, bringing characters-from the faceless to the legendary-to strikingly real life. As a youth he overcame abuse and a crippling stutter by turning to music. After he picked up a guitar, and tried to sing – he found his voice. MacLeod’s playing landed him sideman gigs with George ‘Harmonica’ Smith, Big Joe Turner, Pee Wee Crayton, Eddie ‘Cleanhead’ Vinson, Lowell Fulson and Big Mama Thornton. Under their tutelage, he learned how to thrill and enrapture a crowd. His songs have been covered by many artists including Albert King, Albert Collins, Joe Louis Walker and Eva Cassidy. He has co-written songs with Dave Alvin and Coco Montoya. MacLeod’s songs have been featured in many TV movies and the hit show In the Heat of the Night. Two of his songs are on Grammy nominated albums by Albert King and Albert Collins. From 1999 to 2004 he hosted Nothin’ But The Blues, a very popular weekend blues show on Los Angeles’ KLON-KKJZ. For ten years he penned “Doug’s Back Porch,” a regular feature column in Blues Revue Magazine in which he shared his humorous and insightful stories with thousands of readers. Like the old masters who taught him, MacLeod’s music expresses life and times via an intangible, elusive quality that may simply be a keen sense of what matters most. There is a philosophic and healing side to MacLeod’s music and his stories that has helped others overcome the hardships of their lives. VIDEO COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: Video is made for entertainment purposes only and you can download this track on any authorized website such as, iTunes and Amazon.com... No copyright infringement is intended in the making of this video. All rights to published audio, video, graphic and text materials belong to their respective owners. If you are the author or copyright owner of any of the material I use, and you don't like it to be used by me, please contact: https://www.facebook.com/petrovic.ilija.92