Hear Devendra Banhart’s Rendition of T. Rex’s ‘Scenesof’
and everything in between,” Banhart said in a statement. “I remember the feeling of freedom I got from ‘Scenescof’: ‘I don’t need anyone to dictate all my fun smile your smile and then run.’ That line gave me the courage to carve out a little bit of fantasy in my life back in my late teens.”
“But now, the song will be inextricably linked with mourning; it was the last time I was in a studio with my dear dear friend Hal Willner,” he continued. “I haven’t even begun to process the heartbreak of that loss…we were just texting about Jerry Lewis and sending each other links to funny videos and weird songs and two weeks later he was gone.
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