Showing posts with label Sturgill Simpson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sturgill Simpson. Show all posts
Jul 25, 2019
King of the Hill Country Reaction Gifs 2
When somebody sets your Alexa to wake you up with Luke Bryan songs
When Luanne says she wants the whole family to do a "The Git Up" dance video
Sturgill Simpson sings his latest
Dale's tryout for the Tyler Childers "All Your'n" video
Still more country than Mitchell Tenpenny
When mom asks if you'll go to the Kane Brown concert with her
When papa buried his rig in the local motel
♬ Baby lock them doors and turn the lights down low ♬
Jun 21, 2019
Farce the Music's Top 20 Songs of 2019: 1st Half Report
Here are Trailer’s Top 20 Songs of 2019 so far. No rankings (till the end of the year). No summaries or explanations. Just know they’re good and give ‘em a listen!
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Sturgill Simpson - The Dead Don’t Die
Liz Brasher - Blood of the Lamb
Molly Tuttle - Don’t Let Go
Kylie Rae Harris - Twenty Years From Now
Tyler Ramsey - Evening Country
The Lowdown Drifters - Black Hat
Reba McEntire - No U In Oklahoma
Dee White - Tell the World I Do
Kalyn Fay - Good Company
May 17, 2019
Carl Outlaw, Real Country Fan, Reviews Tyler Childers’ “House Fire”
Unlike most songs Trailer sends me to review, I actually listened to this one, called "House Fire." I thought it was pretty good. Then I read that Tyler Childs has signed a deal with a major record label. So I listened too the song again and realized it wasn’t very good at all! Its weird how your taste can change from one minute to the next.
This song says something about “honey jump on my train.” I seem to remember some bro-country bro singing about a chick sliding her fine ass into his truck a few years ago. Or one dude singing about sticking his umbrella in a woman’s sink?!? Sounds like Tyler Childers has gone the same damn way! That’s to perverted for me!
And don’t get me started about the production of this song! It’s all sparkles and shine and listen! You can actually hear every word and it sounds like they want everybody too like the song! What the hell?? Tyler is supposed to sing to 14 people and a chicken in a water district office parking lot for the rest of his days, not get popular!
Why make it sound so pretty? I want it too sound like he’s singing through a shoe. I want the guitars to sound like all the strings are about to break and the guitarist doesn’t really know what he’s doing. I want there to be a cloud of dust come out of my speakers when I listen too the song. Their shouldn’t even be a drummer. And Tyler should forget some of the words and have to restart a verse, and they should leave that in the damn mix!! That’s country! Not this overproduced bullshit that Sturgill Simpson (that sellout) screwed up!
Luke Bryan? Never heard of her! But from what I’ve heard about her, I imagine Tyler Childress will soon be on that same path. He’ll be shaking his butt in tight blue jeans and making preteen girls squeal and singing about how country his truck is or some shit. Its sad when you’re favorite artists get popular and change from what you liked about them. I hope he enjoys the money, but he won’t get another .00005 cents from me on Spotify!! I’m done.
Mar 28, 2019
Mar 26, 2019
Live Review / Charles Wesley Godwin / The Vinyl Lounge / 3/14/19
By Matthew Martin
West Virginia ends up being the butt of a lot of jokes. There's poverty. There's wide-reported drug abuse. And there's a sense of this almost pride that you're NOT from West Virginia. But, on the other side of that coin are the people from West Virginia. If you actually meet folks from West Virginia, they're nothing like those silly caricatures you read/hear/joke about. They're proud. They're proud of what the state stood for during the Civil War. They're proud of what the state provided to the country with the mining industry. They're proud of the unions that began in that same mining industry. And over the years some of the best Appalachian music has come out of those hills and hollers.
Charles Wesley Godwin is someone I believe will become a household name very soon. There's nothing but authenticity dripping from every word and chord that pours out of him. And he has the voice to carry these sincere, heartfelt songs of growing up in West Virginia. Songs that are so specific to the Appalachian region that you almost feel you're there as you listen to him sing. This all comes through on his fantastic debut album Seneca. I was pleased to find out that in a stripped-down, solo live show, nothing was lost.
We went to see Charles at The Vinyl Lounge which is part of the Gypsy Sally's venue in D.C. We had once seen Sturgill Simpson play solo at this place to about 50 people. So, this felt similar- like I needed to see Charles Wesley Godwin before he started making it to venues where the crowds were growing. He began the show around 10PM.
The first couple of songs were new songs as far as I was concerned ("Jesse" and "Bones"). I don't believe they were from his previous band, either. These songs were incredibly well-written and true to CWG's young, but quite impressive career. CWG would then go on to play a great mix of songs from his debut album ("Coal Country", "Strawberry Queen", and "Shrinks and Pills") as well as songs from his previous band's (Union Sound Treaty) output ("Peaked" and "Hazelton"). He threw in a couple of covers as well from folks like Bruce Springsteen and Jimmy Martin.
CWG played for those of us there for around an hour and a half. It was an intimate affair and one that I am incredibly glad I got to witness. The songs of CWG are smart and emotional. West Virginia pride is rich in the tradition of the songs. He wants you to know that WV is still here. With songs like "Here In Eden" he calls his WV brothers to arms. You get the idea that CWG would never apologize for where he's from. And, that's what makes his songs so relatable and so damn irresistible. We all want that sense of pride of our home. CWG has it damn spades.
To drive this point home, CWG pulled a barstool out from the bar for his last song. He stepped away from his mic. He unplugged his guitar. And he sang with all of his heart and soul the WV standard: "Country Roads". We all sang along. We felt connected. And, we walked away from the show feeling like we'd just watched something pretty special.
If you are anywhere near CWG, go see him. It is special. He's building something. He will be someone we all will say we remember when he was still building that something. Until he comes to your place, go buy his music; his solo album and his previous band's album. You won't be disappointed.
Mar 13, 2019
Country Walk-Up Songs 2019
College baseball has started and MLB is on the way. Go Cubs!
As we did in 2013 & 2017, FTM ponders what songs country singers
should use as their perfect "walk up" music if they were baseball players.
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Dustin Lynch
Mitchell Tenpenny
David Allan Coe
Sturgill Simpson
Kane Brown
Margo Price
Jordan Davis
Russell Dickerson
FGL
Rich O'Toole
Jason Aldean
Feb 14, 2019
Romantic Comedies: Country Reaction Gifs
When you notice your best friend follows Thomas Rhett on Twitter
If you try to make me stop listening to Waylon all day
When you make fun of your girlfriend for admitting she likes Old Dominion
Cody Wolfe: writes insanely self-aggrandizing Tweet that only he believes
*and hit send*
Why haven't we heard from Sturgill Simpson in a while?
Tyler Hubbard after every take in the studio
When your office mate you've always hated says they're going to see Tyler Childers tonight
A mainstream country label exec as a child
How to tell your old high school friend is now a Kane Brown fan
Jan 2, 2019
Nov 16, 2018
Oct 25, 2018
WWE Country Reaction Gifs 33
When you hear somebody say they love country music then their Sam Hunt ringtone goes off
When the guy in the next cubicle's been playing FGL all day
If somebody handed me a bunch of tickets to a Luke Bryan concert
Country radio, slowly being dragged down into irrelevance
Still more country than Kane Brown
When Sturgill Simpson produces his own album
New Jamie Lin Wilson album Friday?
♫ In my opinion, there's nothing in this world
Beats a '52 Vincent and a red-headed girl ♫
Oct 4, 2018
Back to the Future Country Reaction Gifs
When someone plays you a country song
but it's just a pop song with a southern drawl
"But I thought we were gonna drink beer from red Solo cups on some gravel roads"
If you're going to a Florida-Georgia Line concert...
Sturgill, ever since Laur Joamets left his band
No man, when Tyler Childers sings "holler," that ain't what he means
When somebody says Merle Haggard was overrated
If you see Whiskey Myers in concert, you're gonna hear some
When you tell your date the Wheeler Walker Jr. music she wanted to hear is kinda vulgar
Why I don't listen to Kane Brown
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