CMT Crossroads. The song comes from Rateliff & the Night Sweats' 2018 album
Tearing at the Seams.
Price and Rateliff are joined by both his band, the Night Sweats, and her band, the Price Tags, during their
CMT Crossroads performance. They filmed their set without an audience due to the pandemic.
"One of these days, I'm gonna take mine back," Price and Rateliff sing.
"... You'll climb out / When you're finding your own way / I'll say it louder, say it clear ... They say sometimes / What you need is exactly what you fear."
Price and Rateliff's
CMT Crossroads episode is a significant one: Not only are both artists debuting on the program, their performance is also the first new
‘CMT Crossroads: Nathaniel Rateliff & Margo Price' premieres March 26
On Friday, March 26, Nathaniel Rateliff teams with Margo Price to make their
CMT Crossroads debut, as
CMT Crossroads: Nathaniel Rateliff & Margo Price premieres on Friday, March 26 at 10 p.m. ET.
In this early look at the show, Price and Rateliff, backed by his longtime band The Night Sweats, join forces on “Say It Louder,” a soaring track from Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats’ second studio album
Tearing at the Seams, which released in 2018. Rateliff’s swaggering vocals are complemented by Price’s cool, self-assured tones.
Filmed at The Factory in Franklin, just outside of Nashville, the evening finds Price and Rateliff celebrating each other’s music, trading verses and sharing stories and kindred harmonies. The episode marks the first
Saturday Night Live debut on Saturday night (Feb. 13). The folk singer-songwriter performed two songs while serving as the musical guest during a Regina King-hosted episode of the late-night television sketch comedy show.
Rateliff's first song was "Redemption," a song he wrote and recorded for the Apple TV+ drama film
Palmer at the behest of actor and fellow musician Justin Timberlake, one of the movie's stars, and director Fisher Stevens. The artist began the song solo, accompanying himself on electric guitar as he stood under a tent of light beams, before a trio of backup singers and the full band joined in.
Saturday Night Live
debuts. Armed with a guitar and joined by his band
the Night Sweats, the singer-songwriter first took the stage with a powerful performance of his newest single "Redemption," which was featured in
Palmer. For their second song, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats played the R&B-tinged "A Little Honey" off their 2018 album
Tearing at the Seams, with the band leader seated behind a piano.
Rateliff's impressive set follows
Phoebe Bridgers' memorable debut, which resulted in a
it's not a right thing to do in the world we live in jose. >> we're learning details about the brazen prison break in upstate new york that ended up with one prisoner being shot and killed and the other captured. the surviving prisoner is comparing the escape to a famous escape in one of the movies that was very popular. nbc's tamron hall has more. >> according to the "new york times," david sweat told investigators from his hospital bed how he planned his escape in extraordinarily specific terms, portraying himself as the driving force. according to the report sweat started devising a plan this past winter after he was transferred to a cell next to matt. almost immediately began cutting a hole in the back of his cell using a hacksaw blade. each night sweat would wait until after the 11:30 head count to crawl through the hole shimmy down a series of pipes, going down several stories and roam the tunnels, looking for a way out.
have made to the movie "the shawshank redemption." >> reporter: according to the "new york times," david sweat told investigators from his hospital bed how he planned his escape in extraordinarily specific terms portraying himself as the driving force. according to the report sweat started devising a plan this past winter after he was transferred to a cell next to matt. almost immediately he began cutting a hole in the back of his cell using a hacksaw blade. each night sweat would wait until after the 11:30 head count to crawl through the hole shimmy down a series of pipes, go down several stories and roam the tunnels, looking for a way out. he would then return to his cell each morning before the 5:30 a.m. count. >> he was looking for a way that he could find a weak point, find a place where he would be able to get out. >> reporter: sweat reportedly had a macgyver-like sense.
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looming possibility of cancer because, frankly, cancer can cause night sweats. tuberculosis can cause night sweats. so it's something for me to take very seriously, if it's a virus, it will go away in a few weeks. >> jamie: not to scare people, but that's interesting. are you saying your internal temperature and energy are warmer if you have cancer? that you may suffer this at night? >> it's a very good point. there are certain cancers of the adrenals that causes pumping this epinephrine and you are constantly sweating in your palms, you are drenched. so you have to check that. you have to get a c.t. of your abdomen and make sure. but simple things first. what if you are completely under stress, anxiety, panic attack? you start sweating. or infections. chronic sinus infection is very common. a lot of these guys are going to get that kind of night sweat. talk to your doctor.