John doesn’t sing, he opens his mouth and his heart puts his breath into words. Pretty sure If you listen hard enough you can hear angels crying when he sings. A true master!
@@RAOVuncensored I agree 100%. Thus guy is beyond out of this world. love His singing, and could listen to Him all day long. His emotion filled voice, with His guitar playing is pure magic, best wishes to John on His continual success in the music world. He most def is a 'true master'!
What is a poet? An unhappy person who conceals profound anguish in his heart but whose lips are so formed that as sighs and cries pass over them they sound like beautiful music. Soren Kierkegaard
If you rlly think about it… what chords aren’t simple when you’ve reached a certain point playing guitar. It’s more about the progression than anything along with the dynamics. I’m writing my own alt-country album but I can play jazz chords all day. It’s just the genre prefer open chords as do I. It’s all about Whatchu wanna play. Plus he puts a gorgeous melody on top of his progressions.
I swore the days were over, courting empty dreams I worshiped at the altar of losing everything And the guard I held together is losing all its shape And in my head you look so gorgeous, it’s keeping me awake There’s a scar on my soul, so let me down easy Break my heart sweetly, like you always do I guess I can’t let go til you wreck me completely Break my heart sweetly, drape me in blue I was never scared of nothing, I thought I had a home Life went and broke me open, cause I carried it alone I’m finding all this well worn sadness I never knew I kept And I still chase you into heartache every time you take a step I swore the days were over, courting empty dreams I worshiped at the altar of losing everything And you had a halo made of diamonds, resting on your head I should be dealing with my demons, but I’m dodging them instead
Such Pain in his voice... We have all been heart broken at some point in life or will later in life... I FELT THIS SONG LIKE I HAVE NEVER FELT ANY OTHER SONG!...
Elvis Presley is the King...but this man....😥😓🙏❤️🔥🎶🎤🌹🔥🙏☝️😓😥😓😥😘😇😇😇😥 It is an honor to listen to him. I cry & cry & cry...What a beautiful soul. King of pain.😔😌😥🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I used to feel exactly the same way. No one else understood or felt the suffering I was feeling. You know what I've discovered? I've recently discovered the radical notion that "people are people." (Radical, I know. /s) That other human being I am talking with has just as many hopes, dreams, fears, shame, and passion as I do, quite likely. They are nuanced, complex, happy, and sad, just like me. That was a huge revelation for me. I realized that, although everyone has to suffer largely alone (because no one can carry your pain but you, in the end) there are many people who, if I told them of my suffering (major depression and suicidal for years, and now I'm caring for a wife with dementia) in the right way, would get it and would, if they could articulate it, share their own difficult experiences. Not the same as mine but important nonetheless. I realized that, while my suffering is my own, many people want to help, share stories, and understand. I'm feeling far less isolated in the world now. Although I'm so lonely I know there are others out there feeling just as I am. That does actually help me.
Listening to John is the best cure for the horrible spectacle that is the Grammy's. I watched only the Best Country Record to see if Chris Stapleton, another great talent, would win. No chance of that.
Finally... a song that holds the heart with both hands, cradles it like a newborn baby and says ... I get you... I feel you... I know. That full acknowledgment... priceless. His voice... his talent... the lyrics is amazing!
And I'm the kind of love that hurts to look at. You don't care enough for me, enough to cry. .. 😔🌧 this song popped in my head b4 this and I'm in my own tears
Moreland represents the wave of Americana music that is exploding. While it is easy to compare it to country, it also has deep roots in southern rock and blues. People always ask me what it sounds like and I tell them it is a cross between Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, and Tom Petty. If you like this, make sure to check out Jason Isbell, Lucero, and Drive-By Truckers just to name a few.
@Jeffrey Schnoldt There's a direct line to John Moreland from the music of Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Blaze Foley and others who were starting out in the 70s, bringing a gritty, underground kind of writing and singing to country music. They wrote the truth and weren't afraid to sing it. They made a conscious choice to pursue art rather than fame. I hated country (except for Willy, Johnny, and Dolly) when I was younger (I was a 70s rocker/stoner), and disliked it still, up until about six months ago when I discovered those people. I've had so much fun discovering all the more recent people that were so strongly influenced by them. If you are willing to take a chance on it, there's a great documentary that was shot in the 70s and released sometime in the 80s, 'Heartworn Highways.' It's got loads of music from those artists and more. It changed the whole course of my musical life. Great stuff.
I know you have been singing songs for a long time and I hope you read this comments still even though I've only found you recently so many of your songs hit me right in the heart for I know exactly how you feel and what you're singing about I have felt this way many times For You lyrics mean so much I have cousins that as you say a hard to look at but we all love them the same my kids I have three boys one of them works hard it's staying In-Shape the other two do not I am sad for them because I know I have been in the same position as they happen is that they are now I love you music please continue making this beautiful songs that you do it speaks so loudly to us little people.
My heart was broken to the point it is literally killing me. I have 7% use of my heart left and the only thing in this world that can fix it doesn't know she can
Well shit...going down the rabbit hole of the Up next videos and discovered JM. All I can say is...WOW! What a great talent. Great music to listen to with a nice bourbon...or three.
Old school rap head from nyc here. My man, keep doing your thing, all your songs are dope. The pain and soul in your songs can be felt even by a hardened city kid. And why aren’t you played on my stupid Sirius country channels. All they play is Kenny Chesney and other pop country that’s corny and has no soul.
His background is hard core metal. He is a powerful lyricist. I can see why he would resonate with you as a rapper (lyrics/poetry). Lyrics are powerful in any music genre. Music is our common ground.
I'm an old rocker from the 70s. I hated rap, disco, and country. It's just what we did, we talked about how crappy that music was. I was into Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne, and god help me, Ted Nugent (who put on one of the best shows I've seen). I evolved into loving classic rock but still hated rap and country in a knee-jerk way. I've heard enough hip-hop now to know that I don't hate it. I respect the writing, the musicianship, the rapping, the diversity of ideas. It's not my thing and I don't listen often, but much respect. (Especially the origins of rap. On the street with a boombox or just someone mouthing beats. It's raw and there was so much incredible talent. That scene is a rap version of folk. Folk is stripped down also. Like John here with just a guitar and a song.) For a long time country was still awful in my mind because I only knew the crap you're talking about on your Sirus country channel. I still hate that stuff. But then, about six months ago, I saw 'Heartworn Highways,' a documentary made in the 70s about a group of country, country-folk, and country-rock musicians and it was a revelation to me. I learned that there is a huge undercurrent of real, gritty, honest country music that speaks to me now. Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Steve Earl, Rodney Crowel, Mary Gauthier, Blaze Foley. All these led to more artists and I'm almost all about country now. I still listen to my other stuff, yes, but it's country that's pulling at my heart at this moment. Discovering John Moreland is just another wonderful step in learning about this music. All of which is to say, even though I'm not from NY, I'm a city boy also, and I'm right there with you. This is the shit. It really is.
Very powerful lyrics. Wow it could be about any breakdown of a relationship. Trying to get over lost love,and just when your getting there. Your lost love comes back to kick you and drag you right back down into the gutter.
John, I feel your pain like my own. You must have been trough very hard times. And you turned them into such a beautyfull music. It touches my soul. Hope you're wishes may come true!! You're amazing!! Wishing you to best from the Netherlands
Sweet Jesus, the exquisite sadness is becoming too much to bear. When the last whisper of hope falls silent there will be only the echo of the shotgun blast.
Just heard him for first time ever. It takes a lot for me to be impressed musically..He has my eyes watering... I love his voice, his music and his soul! Awesome keep em coming
That’s pretty much my favorite song right there and as I sit here and listen to it by my self while my family that use to accompany me is somewhere off into the future I miss them so much and I’d give the rest of my days just for one happy second with them girls again
I'm starting up a radio show that is based in Americana music and was hoping to get an interview with him but I t doesnt look like that is going to happen. t least I will get to see him and maybe meet and greet!!! I love his music... and I will comment back for sure!
I listened and you're right! Amazing - I live 4000 + miles away from Oklahoma - different age + different culture yet completely feel the pure 'Americana' that is within John's voice - listened to his last two albums - brilliant arrangements with other musicians who 'understand' - pure pleasure - thanks again Paul for the introduction.
I'm very grateful for the attention that this video has drawn, and even more grateful to play a part in spreading the word about John Moreland. Usually, it's noticeable when I get a hundred hits, which is why I'm curious as to how you all know about this particular video. Anyone who can fill me in, please do!
Thanks for letting me know. I first heard about Moreland when the singer/songwriter Rod Picott recommended "In The Throes." If you're not familiar with Rod's work, I recommend checking him out.
i was watching Sean Rowe vids and Hang me in the Tulsa county stars popped up. Think I've been watching Moreland vids for about an hour now lol and if u haven't heard Sean Rowe u gotta go listen 😉
John doesn’t sing, he opens his mouth and his heart puts his breath into words. Pretty sure If you listen hard enough you can hear angels crying when he sings. A true master!
Those words should be on a poster, Beautifully put my friend.
@@RAOVuncensored I agree 100%. Thus guy is beyond out of this world. love His singing, and could listen to Him all day long. His emotion filled voice, with His guitar playing is pure magic, best wishes to John on His continual success in the music world. He most def is a 'true master'!
Opens his soul.....awesome music no matter the genre or occasion!
He brings me to tears almost every song hits so close to home it's like he watched me go through it and made it beautifully sad
💙🤠
I need to hear John Moreland sing live before I leave this earth 🌏 The most under appreciated artist of our era.
I was just thinking the same.thing
@@Tomme_S yes it appears to be a huge struggle for him. That particular addiction is not well hidden.
More like before he leaves this earth: and you’d better be quick.
But yes I’d love to see him too
Bonnie Raitt's "I Can't Make You Love Me" was the best torch song I had ever heard. Right up until I heard this.
This man knows pain. It's beautiful how he turns it into music.
What is a poet? An unhappy person who conceals profound anguish in his heart but whose lips are so formed that as sighs and cries pass over them they sound like beautiful music.
Soren Kierkegaard
I feel this song..... I've been through those painful and toxic relationships
Thank you Yellowstone for letting me find this song.
Man, this guy sure can make some simple chords sound amazing.
The recording doesn't do him justice, believe it or not. His guitar has a *huge* sound. You have to be there to appreciate it.
He breaks your heart in the best way.
If you rlly think about it… what chords aren’t simple when you’ve reached a certain point playing guitar. It’s more about the progression than anything along with the dynamics. I’m writing my own alt-country album but I can play jazz chords all day. It’s just the genre prefer open chords as do I. It’s all about Whatchu wanna play. Plus he puts a gorgeous melody on top of his progressions.
What adds comfort to me when I hurt is to get in my truck and turn this on and let him help me carry my burden
Just added a new name to my 77 year old playlist, thank you john
This song rips into you more than any metal song could ever
It slices your heart and you slowly bleed out feeling the pain with each breath
I swore the days were over, courting empty dreams
I worshiped at the altar of losing everything
And the guard I held together is losing all its shape
And in my head you look so gorgeous, it’s keeping me awake
There’s a scar on my soul, so let me down easy
Break my heart sweetly, like you always do
I guess I can’t let go til you wreck me completely
Break my heart sweetly, drape me in blue
I was never scared of nothing, I thought I had a home
Life went and broke me open, cause I carried it alone
I’m finding all this well worn sadness I never knew I kept
And I still chase you into heartache every time you take a step
I swore the days were over, courting empty dreams
I worshiped at the altar of losing everything
And you had a halo made of diamonds, resting on your head
I should be dealing with my demons, but I’m dodging them instead
doiny iuli
Thanks for posting the lyrics. Moreland's a poet.
Holy shit
Awesome
Thank you 👍🏻👍🏻🤞🏻
If you’ve been busted... this is the song! John, I’m grateful for your genius.
Sending a message out into the ether. I miss you, and I’ll never stop loving you. “First and last.”
The voice of an angel and the soul of a poet.
@Scott Williams Yes it did how sweet .🙏
Man's a poet of the first order.
Such Pain in his voice... We have all been heart broken at some point in life or will later in life... I FELT THIS SONG LIKE I HAVE NEVER FELT ANY OTHER SONG!...
You hear them too
lol
Mir geht es genauso. So am I.
His soul has to be beautiful to write these words...🙄😔
Elvis Presley is the King...but this man....😥😓🙏❤️🔥🎶🎤🌹🔥🙏☝️😓😥😓😥😘😇😇😇😥
It is an honor to listen to him. I cry & cry & cry...What a beautiful soul. King of pain.😔😌😥🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I didn't think anyone else could feel the pain I've felt for over two years now... This man gets it... 👍👍
I used to feel exactly the same way. No one else understood or felt the suffering I was feeling. You know what I've discovered? I've recently discovered the radical notion that "people are people." (Radical, I know. /s) That other human being I am talking with has just as many hopes, dreams, fears, shame, and passion as I do, quite likely. They are nuanced, complex, happy, and sad, just like me.
That was a huge revelation for me. I realized that, although everyone has to suffer largely alone (because no one can carry your pain but you, in the end) there are many people who, if I told them of my suffering (major depression and suicidal for years, and now I'm caring for a wife with dementia) in the right way, would get it and would, if they could articulate it, share their own difficult experiences. Not the same as mine but important nonetheless.
I realized that, while my suffering is my own, many people want to help, share stories, and understand. I'm feeling far less isolated in the world now. Although I'm so lonely I know there are others out there feeling just as I am. That does actually help me.
Embarrassed I didn't know this man before, but thank you Yellowstone for bringing me to this gem.
Listening to John is the best cure for the horrible spectacle that is the Grammy's. I watched only the Best Country Record to see if Chris Stapleton, another great talent, would win. No chance of that.
If we didn't have broken hearts; he wouldn't touch us so much...
A serious poet of the first order.
His words convey such feeling and pain. His voice is like hearing an rasp wrapped in honey.
Absolutely Kunzang, he takes traditional country lyrics----which I love and sometimes find glorious----and provides them with another place to live.
The young man has a gift,I hope the pain in his heart isn't too much ,God bless you John
God I love this dude.. if I could seriously play something worth anything in this whole damn world it would be him. Thanks John
You can. Start with Blacklist from him...and work up. You can.
I've only recently discovered this guys music but dam every song makes me cry. Hope he's still out there doing his thing.
Just saw him tonight and he was absolutely incredible
Finally... a song that holds the heart with both hands, cradles it like a newborn baby and says ... I get you... I feel you... I know. That full acknowledgment... priceless. His voice... his talent... the lyrics is amazing!
And I'm the kind of love that hurts to look at. You don't care enough for me, enough to cry. .. 😔🌧 this song popped in my head b4 this and I'm in my own tears
Yellowstone introduced me to this incredible wonder. 🥰
I was introduced to him by the sons of anarchy listening to music hasn't been the same since.
this man knows how to capture the pain. breathtaking
He probably can't help it
It doesn't get any more raw than this. Melodic, dynamic, lyrically intense. This is a perfect song, performed perfectly.
Not a big country fan, but John plays with such a big heart you can't stop liking him. Peace and light to you John Moreland
Moreland represents the wave of Americana music that is exploding. While it is easy to compare it to country, it also has deep roots in southern rock and blues. People always ask me what it sounds like and I tell them it is a cross between Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, and Tom Petty. If you like this, make sure to check out Jason Isbell, Lucero, and Drive-By Truckers just to name a few.
@Jeffrey Schnoldt There's a direct line to John Moreland from the music of Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Blaze Foley and others who were starting out in the 70s, bringing a gritty, underground kind of writing and singing to country music. They wrote the truth and weren't afraid to sing it. They made a conscious choice to pursue art rather than fame.
I hated country (except for Willy, Johnny, and Dolly) when I was younger (I was a 70s rocker/stoner), and disliked it still, up until about six months ago when I discovered those people. I've had so much fun discovering all the more recent people that were so strongly influenced by them.
If you are willing to take a chance on it, there's a great documentary that was shot in the 70s and released sometime in the 80s, 'Heartworn Highways.' It's got loads of music from those artists and more. It changed the whole course of my musical life. Great stuff.
Hauntingly beautiful.
I know you have been singing songs for a long time and I hope you read this comments still even though I've only found you recently so many of your songs hit me right in the heart for I know exactly how you feel and what you're singing about I have felt this way many times For You lyrics mean so much I have cousins that as you say a hard to look at but we all love them the same my kids I have three boys one of them works hard it's staying In-Shape the other two do not I am sad for them because I know I have been in the same position as they happen is that they are now I love you music please continue making this beautiful songs that you do it speaks so loudly to us little people.
I LOVE John Moreland! Thank you for soothing my broken heart!
This man has such an amazing way with words.. such a poetic soul..
My heart was broken to the point it is literally killing me. I have 7% use of my heart left and the only thing in this world that can fix it doesn't know she can
💜
@Steve Smith There is a jackass in every crowd. Thanks for identifying yourself, Steve.
Take care of that heart, friend. :)
Tell her Jon. Just tell her! Nothing to loose
Thank you for your music Sir.
Well shit...going down the rabbit hole of the Up next videos and discovered JM. All I can say is...WOW! What a great talent. Great music to listen to with a nice bourbon...or three.
He sings in a way that it feels like he really feels my pain
The world needs more hero's like this.
I really feel like this is one of the greatest songs I've ever heard. Lyrics, playing, emotion. So good
I love his soul what a wonderful artist
Mfkr makes me cry every song i listen to.
Old school rap head from nyc here. My man, keep doing your thing, all your songs are dope. The pain and soul in your songs can be felt even by a hardened city kid. And why aren’t you played on my stupid Sirius country channels. All they play is Kenny Chesney and other pop country that’s corny and has no soul.
His background is hard core metal. He is a powerful lyricist. I can see why he would resonate with you as a rapper (lyrics/poetry). Lyrics are powerful in any music genre. Music is our common ground.
I'm an old rocker from the 70s. I hated rap, disco, and country. It's just what we did, we talked about how crappy that music was. I was into Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne, and god help me, Ted Nugent (who put on one of the best shows I've seen). I evolved into loving classic rock but still hated rap and country in a knee-jerk way.
I've heard enough hip-hop now to know that I don't hate it. I respect the writing, the musicianship, the rapping, the diversity of ideas. It's not my thing and I don't listen often, but much respect. (Especially the origins of rap. On the street with a boombox or just someone mouthing beats. It's raw and there was so much incredible talent. That scene is a rap version of folk. Folk is stripped down also. Like John here with just a guitar and a song.)
For a long time country was still awful in my mind because I only knew the crap you're talking about on your Sirus country channel. I still hate that stuff. But then, about six months ago, I saw 'Heartworn Highways,' a documentary made in the 70s about a group of country, country-folk, and country-rock musicians and it was a revelation to me. I learned that there is a huge undercurrent of real, gritty, honest country music that speaks to me now.
Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Steve Earl, Rodney Crowel, Mary Gauthier, Blaze Foley. All these led to more artists and I'm almost all about country now. I still listen to my other stuff, yes, but it's country that's pulling at my heart at this moment.
Discovering John Moreland is just another wonderful step in learning about this music.
All of which is to say, even though I'm not from NY, I'm a city boy also, and I'm right there with you. This is the shit. It really is.
My man ✋🏻
I just keep playing his music , what a talent the mans a legend.
Duuuuuude seriously. Song just wrecked me completely. Wordsmith in the ways of pain this guy! Amazing
One of the most beautiful songs ive heard in a long long time. A masterful song writer.
Very powerful lyrics. Wow it could be about any breakdown of a relationship. Trying to get over lost love,and just when your getting there. Your lost love comes back to kick you and drag you right back down into the gutter.
This gentleman is a true eye opener and down to the bone with raw emotion and talent 🙌 ty Mr for ur music
Jhon is the best ,the song best choice
John,
I feel your pain like my own.
You must have been trough very hard times. And you turned them into such a beautyfull music. It touches my soul.
Hope you're wishes may come true!!
You're amazing!!
Wishing you to best from the Netherlands
That was absolutely beautiful.
A brilliant American poet.
Absolutely Chris.
Sweet Jesus, the exquisite sadness is becoming too much to bear. When the last whisper of hope falls silent there will be only the echo of the shotgun blast.
"There’s a scar on my soul, so let me down easy" ........ WOW
"I should be dealin' with my demons, but I'm dodgin' them instead..."
yes, that one exactly...
I heard that too. It's almost as if we were watching the same video.
I think he sings doubting them instead.
Truer words, huh?
This man is absolutley amazing thank you john for all your words
sad songs.... with each song of his I listen to a little part of me falls in love with him
evie mckee indeed..... I often think who hurt him. It seems to me that his lyrics come from personal pain .....
I like his songs...
I do too and I like him although I don't know him ... I wish I did
evie mckee if I ever find myself in the USA I’ll try to attend to one of his concerts. Have you heard his song : 359 AM ? It’s amazing ....
I have heard it. Ive heard a lot of his songs I like all of them
Evie, if I could do this song justice by singing it I would sing it to you
Beautifully brutally honest!
There's a scar on my soul.... So powerful. This is substance in a world that its become so scarce in.
glad this started popping up in google searches. I was at this show (and plenty of other Moreland gigs). Fantastic.
ACT was special - I saw many excellent shows there.
Just when I thought I'd heard the best of the best of his songs this is my favorite it just these words are exactly 100% true to my life
Not seeing it mentioned in other comments but to me this is dead on about addiction. Heart wrenching.
I’ll never forget you.
One of those rare artists that we need more of! Thanks again 😀
wow a poet loves your voice and songs loving words sort of sad....love will come someday.
He rips my heart out and holds it in his hand!
John is my favorite musician. His tone just welcomes me into his story telling.
At the end of the day....this is my reward.
Just stumbled across this guy today, wow what a gift he has, boy can sing.
So beautiful love his voice .. So talented 😄❤
So sad when love is a river that only flows one way. Stuck drifting downstream till you bump into someone that only existed in a dream.
Thank you Young Man for who you are you make my heart feel again love your music you are truly blessed once again thank you
I'd listen to him all day
Beautiful
Just heard him for first time ever. It takes a lot for me to be impressed musically..He has my eyes watering...
I love his voice, his music and his soul!
Awesome keep em coming
That’s pretty much my favorite song right there and as I sit here and listen to it by my self while my family that use to accompany me is somewhere off into the future I miss them so much and I’d give the rest of my days just for one happy second with them girls again
I couldn't relate to this more. Dude, you're a beast
Ohhhh his voice ❤️❤️❤️❤️ and his sweet face❤️❤️❤️❤️
Getting by with some bullshit thanks to him and whiskey
A great song and three fingers has been there for more than one guy. Why not? Best wishes -- it *will* pass.
THANK FOR SHARE ALL THOSE SONG IN THOSE HARD TIME COVID 19
Such a amazing voice you can definitely feel his pain in his Lyrics!
He really nails it here. The entire show was memorable from beginning to end. Thanks for commenting!
John Moreland and Lost Dog street band are my newer favorite artist.
Wow where have you been. I feel you voice and heart. Great stuff
Absolute beauty. Thank you for this!
Love this guy. Hope to see him live someday
He’s a treat!
Incredible. Thank you.
When I first heard this man playing music song for me I fell in love this dude has a huge heart and soul
This is beautiful Haunting
best lyrics...........awesome and thank you John.
The master at work.
Definitely one of my favorites! Such a talented artist!
We should all enjoy his music while we can as he probably won't be around for long.
Fuck yeah, that‘s heartbreakin good !
One of my new favorite artists
I get to see him next week, I can't wait!
+queendiva73 You will not be disappointed! If you think about it, leave a comment here about the show.
I'm starting up a radio show that is based in Americana music and was hoping to get an interview with him but I t doesnt look like that is going to happen. t least I will get to see him and maybe meet and greet!!! I love his music... and I will comment back for sure!
@@queendiva73 Is the radio show still happening? Is it on the internet?
Go hiontach.
Such a wonderful songwriter.
Thanks for recording.
Raw - brilliant - thanks for uploading Paul
My pleasure! The entire set is terrific.
I listened and you're right! Amazing - I live 4000 + miles away from Oklahoma - different age + different culture yet completely feel the pure 'Americana' that is within John's voice - listened to his last two albums - brilliant arrangements with other musicians who 'understand' - pure pleasure - thanks again Paul for the introduction.
I'm very grateful for the attention that this video has drawn, and even more grateful to play a part in spreading the word about John Moreland. Usually, it's noticeable when I get a hundred hits, which is why I'm curious as to how you all know about this particular video. Anyone who can fill me in, please do!
Paul Goode his live 'you don't care enough for me to cry' was recommended to me and I fell in love with his music straight away
Thanks for letting me know. I first heard about Moreland when the singer/songwriter Rod Picott recommended "In The Throes." If you're not familiar with Rod's work, I recommend checking him out.
Paul Goode will do man!
i was watching Sean Rowe vids and Hang me in the Tulsa county stars popped up. Think I've been watching Moreland vids for about an hour now lol and if u haven't heard Sean Rowe u gotta go listen 😉
There was a Joe Rogan Podcast with a country singer - i checked him out - checked different artists - about 3-4 artists later i found this video
love your music. This song blows me away. Take care
WOW!!!!! Such a Awesome Voice!!!! Simply blown away!!!!