Charles Wesley Godwin: This guy kills me......
https://youtu.be/5TJPmPZMPe0
Ward Davis: He's alright. Def belongs in the Colter, Tyler, Sturgill camp
https://youtu.be/3XSndD9jEdU
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Charles Wesley Godwin: This guy kills me......
https://youtu.be/5TJPmPZMPe0
Ward Davis: He's alright. Def belongs in the Colter, Tyler, Sturgill camp
https://youtu.be/3XSndD9jEdU
Live Hiss Golden Messenger at 7pm - https://youtu.be/XCSV6ikrMvE
Thanks for that, was listening to the KEXP session and switched over right before it startedQuote:
Originally Posted by Peruvian
Paul Cauthen puts on a hell of a show. I’ve never seen people dancing at a country show quite like that. His band is super tight and makes it super funky.
I’m real excited for Sturgill to come out with this bluegrass album.
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RE: Good country music.
Outlaw Country channel on Sirus/XM
Been digging Charley Crockett lately
Allison krauss and union station. Listening to paper airplane right now.
sent from Utah.
Didn't read OP, but if you like honky tonk check out Dale Watson.
Are you posting about Dale because he was buddies with Billy Joe and wrote 'Where do you want it' or was that just a coincidence?Quote:
Originally Posted by ntblanks
You're gonna live forever, Billy Joe. Fkna, Jerry Jeff one day and now this. Rest easy.
Ha, no. I've seen Dale many times in small ATX venues and just like his whole schtick.Quote:
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Oh god damnit I didn’t hear about JJW. What a week
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Bobby Bare- Shel Silverstein's troubadour
Tom T Hall- faster horses
Buck Owens- he bridged the Bob Wills sound to the modern county IMO
Merle Haggard of course, the king of country
New Riders of the Purple Sage- cuz I like the Dead too
Jerry Reed, one of the best guitarist ever
Statler Brother- I always picture a 70's coke party
Townes Van Zandt, not really country, more folk but IMO the best songwriter to ever live
lets not forget Patsy Cline and Dolly Parton
just finished off a few more of these:
https://cocaineandrhinestones.com/
if you want SCHOOLIN
https://youtu.be/nmwGBEbfsEY
if ya want music
young cat, old soul.
Saw him live open up for Jason Boland and the Stranglers in a basement in Manhattan.
Good dude too.
Vol I and Vol II of Sturgill's two volume bluegrass albums are out, Vol. II dropped at midnight. Cut a bunch of his prior tracks and some others. Killer players on here, Sierra Hull, Stuart Duncan, Tim O'Brien, Sturgill's drummer Miles fills in on the kit. Its really good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRk4-sIaL7Y
FKNA that's a killer lineup, always stoked for new sturgillQuote:
Originally Posted by Phall
thanks for the heads up man!!
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Originally Posted by Phall
so cool, funny he said he would never play this again.... one of the first songs of his I remember.
Thanks phall, threw it into the morning playlist, good shit.
Been listening all morning. Good stuff.Quote:
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Damn, 2020 keeps on racking up the bodies, Justin Townes Earle, Prine, Billie Joe, Jerry Jeff, now Charlie pride
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Asleep at the wheel, tribute to the music of Bob Wills is a good collection of Bob Wills music with guest artists from Dolly, Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Brooks & Dunne, Chet Atkins, Lyle Lovett, Huey Lewis, Willie Nelson, more. Did not care for country until I found this but I actually like this compilation. Solid band with a long list of albums.
oh i love asleep at the wheel. absolutely phenomenal. thanks for reminding me that that exists.Quote:
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