I tried a browser search but results were all over the place. It's a pretty common tune and I was curious about its background.

After Bach: Rondo (Brad Mehldau)
Sonata III, BWV 1029: Allegro (JS.Bach)
Invention Blues (Vincent Lê Quang)
Le Château Intérieur (Peteris Vasks)
Armaguedon (Piazzolla / Mienniel / Salque / Peirani)
Bachianas Brasileiras n°1 (Heitor Villa-Lobos)
Sonata I, BWV 1027: Andante (JS Bach)

Vincent Peirani : accordéon
François Salque : violoncelle

playlist link:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6F3sCPmocAQDMNRNg7TZZb

German versions of 'Tous les garçons et les filles' and 'Comment te dire adieu'.

Full songs: ‘Peter und Lou’, ‘Was mach' ich ohne dich’.

Hardy also recorded 'Comment te dire adieu' in Italian as ‘Il pretesto’ in 1968.

I have 700 albums representing everything I've enjoyed since childhood as well as new stuff I've yet to explore. They're all digital files. Going by what I actually play, I think I could easily cut this in half. How about you?

looking for new stuff to learn. my current rotation is a lot of radiohead, modest mouse, and built to spill. ngl i keep going back to the same 20 songs.

what albums made you want to pick up a guitar?

wish i could see him on the tour but tickets sold out in minutes

playlist link:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6F3sCPmocAQDMNRNg7TZZb

Full concert here.

The song was written by Jackson Browne, at the age of 16. Nico's version is the first one released, wherein Browne played the guitar, being 19 at the time. He has later released his own proper version, in 1973 — meaning the song written by Browne and performed by Browne was effectively a cover (although demo recordings seem to exist from before 1967).