@@dreamybuys1133 No no no I was being sincere! Like JRE can change a persons life in a night! I had never heard him till that episode and everything Joe endorses blows up and usually he's pretty discerning! P.S. Currently wondering how many of my comments have been interpreted incorrectly P.S.S That kid has pipes in a world that everything sounds the same. ❤
A UPS driver that we know wellstopped at the shop a couple weeks ago and Tyler Childers was playing. He said "I don't know why he isn't the biggest thing in music" I responded that "He is here, along with Colter Wall".
People say that when he turns 60, he'll sound exactly like Johnny Cash. He's not equivalent to Cash, but he's for sure smiling from up above at this young man.
I am pretty disappointed in the direction Childers is taking but one thing i think we can all agree with is that colter will never sell out. He’ll lay a new foundation for NEW mainstream country to come. We can all hope at least.
"This young man" , as you call him , could care less about "History" . Let History write itself .... Now , HIS Story is another matter entirely, Mr. Wall is still writing that one , while doing his Thing in Music .
Every now and then, a song comes along and makes you yearn for something you've never even experienced. I've never rode a horse, never slept outside and looked up at the stars, but God this song and his voice make me want all that really fuckin bad. Sit around a fire, leaned up against a tree , go to sleep and wake up, make cheap, strong coffee, jump on and move along.
Lean into, man! There are 'outfits' aka ranches that take newbies on ranching adventures as part of their business; though it never hurts to take a few riding lessons first :) Colter, as the story goes, was brought up as a town kid who has since learned how to ride and work cattle. I'm betting it would be a hell of an experience for you. Plus you gotta' see the stars!
JayRoo the fact that you say real Country music, tells me that you agree that pop country is crap. And many country singers merge over to pop music eventually. This guys holds that good ol real cowboy sound. And I’m not even a country music fan. Except for Hank Williams and Johnny Cash.
@@brakeforblake For fucks sake, do you people always go for the pity party, whoa is me, gripes? Real country is country music the way it is supposed to be. Not horseshit with mentions of tailgates, a pop beat, and the hick-hop sounds. Seriously gky.
brakeforblake what about this song is misogynistic in any way? I’d love to know how this is more offensive than kenny chesney or toby keith or any other number of shitty artists with shitty personalities inside of the pop country sphere. You think you sound witty but you aren’t.
As a young man who’s fading into the fall of his years, growing some grey and wrinkles, dreaming of the back thens, these fine young folk sure make me thrilled for the days to come. They’ve not forgotten….
@@taylor080697 no issues enjoying Colter’s version- great voice. But it helps to understand the root of the song and how it came to be some 70+ years ago by our previous generation and the times they lived. Stan Jones is the guy who wrote it, and also Ghost Riders in the Sky. Over the years other great singers covered it: Eddie Arnold in 62, Glen Campbell, Hank Williams Jr, etc. Colter is in good company.
He can only hit those notes when he uses the falsetto technique, it’s basically the voice a guy would use to imitate a girl. Literally anybody can do this with their voice no matter how deep, but it takes a skilled vocalist to hit the notes obviously. He definitely can’t hit these notes with his regular voice, which is normal for someone with that deep of a voice.
Wherever you are listening to this, there is someone out there on this beautiful planet listening to this song who will be thinking of you two meeting as you are. Love lives and don’t deny yourself the chance
I'm lonesome, but happy Rich, but I'm broke And the good Lord knows the reason I'm just a cowpoke From Cheyenne to Douglas The ranges I know 'Cause I drift with the wind No one cares where I go I ain't got a dime In these ol' worn out jeans So I'll stop eating steak And I'll go back to beans I'll pick up a ten spot In Prescott, I know Ridin' the broncs In the big rodeo Some evening in springtime A filly I'll find And I might spend all summer With her on my mind But I'll never be branded And never be broke I'm a carefree, range-riding Drifting cowpoke
I grew up in the Oklahoma plains on 48 acres and boy this reminds me of home. The smells and the wind shifting through the grass. The sound of hooves beating and the creak of a saddle. I might have cried a little 😅.
Saw him at Codfish Hollow by Maquoketa IA last fall. Outside the barn, my wife (Bren) and I moved by one of the fire pits occupied by two others in an attempt to soak in a little warmth before the show. I noticed a group making their way to our location, anonymous to the throngs passing by. Up sauntered the young star of the night, one Mr. Colter Wall and his band sans the bass player. I recognized him immediately, offered a hello and a thank you for playing at such a small unique place. He in turn offered a handshake and thanked us for coming out to see him. For 15 minutes we talked about his music (of course), other songs, the bizarre venues he’s played and even Cormac McCarthy (a fav of both of ours). Then, I asked for a picture of him with Bren (and me) and he graciously obliged. The pose and flashes alerted others who finally recognized him and the picture taking began in earnest. After satisfying everyone who wanted a picture he thanked us again, told us he’d see at the show then shook my hand again as he left. Polite, humble young man, Canadian nice, discernible intelligence. 23 years old at the time??? Wow. Lyrics reminiscent of Townes Van Zandt meets the Man in Black with the vocal rumblings of John Lee Hooker, several octaves below Gordon Lightfoot with a cold. My guess is countless singer-songwriter wannabe's would surgically augment their vocal cords to croon for the notes Colter Wall gained by birthright. What a great show.
That is a VERY COOL LINE...Mind if I borrow it from time to time? It reminds me of the feel of broke in cowboy boots, saddle leather and bob wire so rusted it’s only still up outta force of habit.
This is one of the most country western sounding song of all time. Shades of Willie’s writing and tone. Reminds me of the westerns I watched with my grandfather 💪🏼
I feel like I have commented on this video before, but I have to say that everytime I listen to this I get taken on a journey. Transcendent country soul.
@@harmondraws i believe he means that many people nowadays just can't really sing anymore. They just do something catchy and don't want to train singing (if you know what i mean) autotune helps those people
@@harmondraws You're missing the point. He's saying the pop/rap/pop country fellas rely heavily on autotune for their songs. While guys like Colter do not - he relies on just his raw vocals and instrumental to make a song.
Sou um rapaz Português de 42 anos de idade. Estas músicas batem no fundo da alma. Há qualquer coisa que transcende nacionalidade ou cultura. Deus permitiu que a boa arte tivesse este ressoar a tocar a eternidade.
Thanks for this, I hear my father in your voice, he passed a couple years ago. But I can’t help but think how much he would love this song. Sad he can’t hear it. Thanks man.
I legit listened to this song and that was my first reaction too.. Wish i could show my old man this kid and just hang back and talk about how good it is. The simple stuff is what I miss the most. RIP
My Daddy was a cowboy, in his manners, his determination, his way with large animals, and for his way of life. He loved the old cowboy songs from the trails. He loved chuckwagons. And he would have LOVED this song.... He is humming along in Heaven every time I hear Colter sing. Thank you S.A.D.B.O.Y. for stating all of that better than I did!
I want his next album to be just covers. Should be this, Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie, Ride Me Down Easy, The Randall Knife, I Ride An Old Paint, and Wabash Canonball.
I cannot believe how silky smooth yet gruff this man's voice is. Watching him sing this live is ethereal and I'm so happy I found his music a few years ago...
Growing up in North Dakota it seemed no one sang about the plains. It was always Texas, Tennessee or somewhere like that. Thank you Coulter. You give my memories a soundtrack. Feels like home.
I dunno what it is about Colter but every time I hear him perform it feels like he opens up a window to the past for me. Like he's giving me a glimpse of what used to be... it's magical. I can't get enough.
The way he doesn’t use any auto tune is so awsome he is the best his music sounds good and old but it’s new he is the last of a kind we need more country singers like this man your the best colter
Memories encoded in dna, rise to the surface as obscured emotions, feelings, or reactions from the experiences of our ancestors when we experience something similarly impactful. Something truly amazing happens to us when we hear, taste, smell or feel something that was impactful to us or our forefathers/mothers. We are remarkable beings tied to history with our very dna and most dont even know it.
Searching for "New" old school style country and came across this. I am not disappointed at all. In an era when country sounds like hip hop, this keeps my hopes alive that country ain't dead.
This is perfection. I seriously don’t know of any other country performance better than this right here. I’ve listened to this probably 500 times over the past couple years and still hit restart when it’s done. Better than the album version too. Just him and the guitar absolutely soulful
Heard this guy on a radio for the first time, I expected an older man. He has such a deep soul sound, never expecting someone so young who could sing like that.
I had only listened to a lot of this guys music, and thought he'd be much older. Talk about and old soul, his voice IS his soul. truly, an artist at work.
As I close my eyes this song resonates as how important it actually is. Music doesn’t have this power anymore because people choose to ignore it. Thank you Colter Wall! My soul needed this!!!
This is such a great old time ballad!!! Colter you keep resurrecting these old time greats and keeping them almost as they were w your own bit of flavor.keep them coming partner
I was in Amsterdam last week and i was out on the town, standing outside a pub waiting for my cab ''after a toot or two '' and this started playing of all places?? I started singing under my breath and i must have looked insane, but in that moment i felt so alive and i remember thinking to myself '' how amazing it is that no matter where i go this song finds me ''
I think it’s so cool that along with his musical career he still works on his ranch. That’s just admiring to me for some reason. Seems like he is a 20th century man.
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😆that was awesome!!
He needs to write a song called “hard labour” in his moms honour.
“Congrats ma’am. You have a happy, healthy, one hundred and eighty two pound man”
🤣
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I’m almost 40, and I wanna be like Colter when I grow up.
Yeah
Im 69 and same
Guys hes 24
Same even as a 46yr old rancher👊
Yeah buddy! That’s awesome!
The word "beans" had never sounded more beautiful
I would give this a thumbs up but the like count seems fitting.
@@kalvinfischer2913 I see what you're saying, that sounds fair
@@kalvinfischer2913 I’m guessing the like number was 69
@@therepublicoftexas1539 100% correct
Even when she said she's flicking the bean around waiting on you anyone ok I'm sorry
My son has Autism and this is his favorite song. When Colter does his hooooo hooooo he just gets the biggest smile on his face. Thank yoy Colter
I smile as well
nah this is awesome brother!!!
That young man has great taste in music.
I have autism and this is my favorite song. Your son rules.
So special! 🥲 Your comment made me smile and tear up at the same time. Music is so powerful.
The fact that this boy ain't at the forefront of country music shows how controlled the whole industry is
Well Joe Rogan just brought him up so that's likely about to change...
And that doesn't bother me a goddamn bit. He's talented, country hasn't been shit for quite awhile.
@@dreamybuys1133 No no no I was being sincere! Like JRE can change a persons life in a night! I had never heard him till that episode and everything Joe endorses blows up and usually he's pretty discerning!
P.S. Currently wondering how many of my comments have been interpreted incorrectly
P.S.S That kid has pipes in a world that everything sounds the same. ❤
@@dreamybuys1133 I'm a Gary Allen Clay Walker kinda lady. I want to be able to know the artist after the first few notes!
A UPS driver that we know wellstopped at the shop a couple weeks ago and Tyler Childers was playing. He said "I don't know why he isn't the biggest thing in music" I responded that "He is here, along with Colter Wall".
When this mans 60 he’ll sound like he’s 200 years old and it’ll be awesome
Lol and he's in his 20s , now he sounds like he's a 50 yo
People say that when he turns 60, he'll sound exactly like Johnny Cash. He's not equivalent to Cash, but he's for sure smiling from up above at this young man.
Vincent Reyes amen brother
Aaron bishop gosh dang, I can’t wait
You only get 10 yrs after you sell your soul for that brick of gold.
2024 and I'm still proudly listening to Colter Wall
Colter Wall and Tyler Childers give me hope in the future of country music.
Jr are you not a fan of Sturgill or Cody Jinks? Just curious.
Childers has done gone mainstream. The new album sucks.
Smell N Roses, have to agree with ya.
It's still better than other bullshit on country radio.
I am pretty disappointed in the direction Childers is taking but one thing i think we can all agree with is that colter will never sell out. He’ll lay a new foundation for NEW mainstream country to come. We can all hope at least.
i’ve never heard a marlboro red sing before.
spit water on my keyboard goddamnit
TitsMcgee did ya spill your mud jug funnel cuz that happened to me last week
Dominic Bautista no it didn’t Cal Naughton JR thanks for asking
Haha maybe a Winston, but never a Marlboro Red.
Nicolas Castellano no he’s a Marlboro red a Winston would be Ed Bruce
He sounds like he’s from another time long ago such a wonderful voice
The guitar is beautifully untuned to make such a unique and beautiful sound 🥴
sounds a ton like 2018-2020 to me.
I literally thought this song was from waaayyy back in the day. 😂
I don’t think people realize that this young man will go down in history as a legend in country music. It’s only a matter of time.
Why do you think people don’t realise that..? His videos have nearly 100 million views ..
@@Meadjuice 100 million views? It's at 5.6 million x)
GOAT. Up there with Cash, Nelson, Jennings
Final Paradigm, I think he means all of his videos combined.
"This young man" , as you call him , could care less about "History" .
Let History write itself .... Now , HIS Story is another matter entirely,
Mr. Wall is still writing that one , while doing his Thing in Music .
Every now and then, a song comes along and makes you yearn for something you've never even experienced. I've never rode a horse, never slept outside and looked up at the stars, but God this song and his voice make me want all that really fuckin bad. Sit around a fire, leaned up against a tree , go to sleep and wake up, make cheap, strong coffee, jump on and move along.
Do it man you won’t regret it
Go for it, but there is just a bit more to being a cowboy
Lean into, man! There are 'outfits' aka ranches that take newbies on ranching adventures as part of their business; though it never hurts to take a few riding lessons first :) Colter, as the story goes, was brought up as a town kid who has since learned how to ride and work cattle. I'm betting it would be a hell of an experience for you. Plus you gotta' see the stars!
Dave stameys the original singer. Should go listen to it. He does it very good though
👥🙏
This guy is BEYOND wonderful!!!!! Where the hell have I been? Why am i just hearing him? I guess, better late than never. Absolutely brilliant.
I ate a pot brownie and saw him live, I almost cried when he sang this
Hahaha
Lmao
On both accounts I’m jealous
I saw him live and cried to every song dead sober
This is the funniest shit I've read all day!! His voice gives me goosebumps.
He’s the best thing in (real) country music right now.....in my humble opinion.
JayRoo the fact that you say real Country music, tells me that you agree that pop country is crap. And many country singers merge over to pop music eventually. This guys holds that good ol real cowboy sound. And I’m not even a country music fan. Except for Hank Williams and Johnny Cash.
@@brakeforblake For fucks sake, do you people always go for the pity party, whoa is me, gripes? Real country is country music the way it is supposed to be. Not horseshit with mentions of tailgates, a pop beat, and the hick-hop sounds. Seriously gky.
brakeforblake what about this song is misogynistic in any way? I’d love to know how this is more offensive than kenny chesney or toby keith or any other number of shitty artists with shitty personalities inside of the pop country sphere. You think you sound witty but you aren’t.
Agreed.
brakeforblake Riding, ranching, plains, rails, momma, jail time, getting drunk, thinking about a woman, and big hats.
My father played just like this man it’s a struggle not to cry when I hear it that have all passed away im the last of them
I'm moving to my dad's ranch, listening to this everyday and forgetting the rest of the world exsists.
Decent plan.
Godspeed brother
FUCK YEAH!
Honestly I’d do the same if I could.
I envy you brother, have fun on the ranch
"Northern Montana? Heh, funny guy."
Colt was probably thinkin about writing a murder ballad about that guy
lmao at this...
honest lol at this
And he followed with "speaking of Wyoming" lol
Anyways, speaking about wyoming...
😂😂
As a young man who’s fading into the fall of his years, growing some grey and wrinkles, dreaming of the back thens, these fine young folk sure make me thrilled for the days to come. They’ve not forgotten….
We never will. We may have been asleep at the reigns but we'll open eyes, flare our nostrils and heel our steer hastily into the burning sun.
You are not fading, my OG. These are your golden years!! I hope to make it there. Giving you your flowers now my silver friend
We Will never forget just read a book on Billy the kid.. been saving money for a cattle farm since I graduated
High time someone put the "Western" back in Country.
Medium Rick Ned LeDoux
Kinda weird that the most western sound is coming from someone in the upper north
@@carsontatcher2434 Upper north relative to the US. He's in the plains still. Western as can be
@@TheFIREFLAME53 Shit, you right. You right
Real "country" is Appalachian bluegrass. If it doesnt have a banjo and fiddle it's not American enough for me.
I don’t care what you say, Colter Wall is the best and is the most authentic western/cowboy country singer now a days in my opinion
By a long shot! I love it!!
He turned down Joe Rogan because he's busy being a ranch hand in Texas. Authentic as hell.
absolutely agreed, as a die hard Van Halen fan, and a classic country lover, this is the shit and he is keeping the REAL country legacy alive!
He is the now day Marty Robbiins, and thats some big boots and hat that he fits perfecly
Finally a man with taste
The "whoo-whoooing" is underrated and a one of a kind sound in country music today.
try Don Edwards Coyotes
@@pajiad191yes! That is an amazing song too
This is my absolute favorite song by him. Its so peaceful and I just want to play my guitar in front of a campfire with some whiskey
It’s not his song.
@@Noname-hc2mk He is singing it, it's by him. Not from him whether it's his or not.
@@taylor080697 no issues enjoying Colter’s version- great voice. But it helps to understand the root of the song and how it came to be some 70+ years ago by our previous generation and the times they lived. Stan Jones is the guy who wrote it, and also Ghost Riders in the Sky. Over the years other great singers covered it: Eddie Arnold in 62, Glen Campbell, Hank Williams Jr, etc. Colter is in good company.
Mee eens😍❤🤗
So WHAT..!?
Colter Wall is a favorite in our home. His music does something to my child with Autism. ❤️It’s very beautiful
I'm positive that this song is going to be played at my Funeral! God Bless Colter Wall!!
Oh my. Didn't know Colter could get that high! Incredible, once in a lifetime voice! I would love to hear him cover some of Johnny Cash's songs
It's called falsetto
@@stevenpekrul9647 I realize that. But he has a low, baritone voice. Didn't think he could go that high and have that much control still.
my thought exactly
He can only hit those notes when he uses the falsetto technique, it’s basically the voice a guy would use to imitate a girl. Literally anybody can do this with their voice no matter how deep, but it takes a skilled vocalist to hit the notes obviously. He definitely can’t hit these notes with his regular voice, which is normal for someone with that deep of a voice.
Round up song he does a yodel or two
This is the last song I sent to my dad hours before he passed away. 😭
It will always have a place in my heart
May he rest in heaven🙏🏼🙏🏼
Glad it made it in time...your a good son. Effen beautiful.
May he rest easy amongst the fields of gold and bright blue skies above.
that’s beautiful mate
Legit just sent this to my dad before I saw your comment. Colter Wall and Jordan Peterson- the 2 greatest Canadians; uniting fathers and children 💞
I can not believe this Colter has a voice like this, he's got an old soul and his voice is freakin amazing.
Wherever you are listening to this, there is someone out there on this beautiful planet listening to this song who will be thinking of you two meeting as you are. Love lives and don’t deny yourself the chance
Very cool
Gay
Man the talent of Colter Wall is outstanding. His voice sounds like an oldman which matches these songs perfectly. 💪🏼
I'm lonesome, but happy
Rich, but I'm broke
And the good Lord knows the reason
I'm just a cowpoke
From Cheyenne to Douglas
The ranges I know
'Cause I drift with the wind
No one cares where I go
I ain't got a dime
In these ol' worn out jeans
So I'll stop eating steak
And I'll go back to beans
I'll pick up a ten spot
In Prescott, I know
Ridin' the broncs
In the big rodeo
Some evening in springtime
A filly I'll find
And I might spend all summer
With her on my mind
But I'll never be branded
And never be broke
I'm a carefree, range-riding
Drifting cowpoke
😊
I come back every month to hear the live version again.
1. Colter is one of the greatest voices of our generation.
2. Western AF is so wonderful.
I don't know any other version than this one. Perfer to keep it that way.
I wish everything he’s ever sang would end up on an album.
Toby I’d seriously kill for a compilation of these performances. His people need to get on it ASAP
@@j.m.verlaat9449 wish granted
@@Burtonomous62 haha I was gonna comment the exact same thing
I grew up in the Oklahoma plains on 48 acres and boy this reminds me of home. The smells and the wind shifting through the grass. The sound of hooves beating and the creak of a saddle. I might have cried a little 😅.
Jesus Christ died for your sinssssss please repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand 😊😊
Damn I’ve never even been to Oklahoma and this comment put a memory I never had in my head
@JohnM-sw4sc He just said smell though, he didn't mention that smell is often shit... lol
@@mith2946 cow shit is still better than the human shit I smell in the subway
@DrGreenthumbPhd So in other words everything has it's plus and minus's, who knew.
I hope I will see him live soon. He's my absolute favorite singer
I think everyone should see his shows live at least once. I saw him twice already
Saw him at Codfish Hollow by Maquoketa IA last fall. Outside the barn, my wife (Bren) and I moved by one of the fire pits occupied by two others in an attempt to soak in a little warmth before the show. I noticed a group making their way to our location, anonymous to the throngs passing by. Up sauntered the young star of the night, one Mr. Colter Wall and his band sans the bass player. I recognized him immediately, offered a hello and a thank you for playing at such a small unique place. He in turn offered a handshake and thanked us for coming out to see him. For 15 minutes we talked about his music (of course), other songs, the bizarre venues he’s played and even Cormac McCarthy (a fav of both of ours). Then, I asked for a picture of him with Bren (and me) and he graciously obliged. The pose and flashes alerted others who finally recognized him and the picture taking began in earnest. After satisfying everyone who wanted a picture he thanked us again, told us he’d see at the show then shook my hand again as he left. Polite, humble young man, Canadian nice, discernible intelligence. 23 years old at the time??? Wow. Lyrics reminiscent of Townes Van Zandt meets the Man in Black with the vocal rumblings of John Lee Hooker, several octaves below Gordon Lightfoot with a cold. My guess is countless singer-songwriter wannabe's would surgically augment their vocal cords to croon for the notes Colter Wall gained by birthright. What a great show.
Bob's a nerd got to see him twice this year. Just saw him do this song in Boise less than a week ago
@@theronmexcio That must have been a great experience
Gonna see him for the third time here in texas
Arthur Morgan likes it.
😢
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Liked*
Boooaaahhh
You mean Micah Bell likes it, Arthur Morgan never did
His voice will never get old to me.
772 people disliked this? Must be Pinkertons.
Lololol good one
Or Rockies
God damn Pinkertons
I'm 16 and honestly don't like this cover too much, like when he kinda rushed some lines in randomly then going slow again, like the original more
RCMPs
Colter is the thing I go find when I need the dust around me to settle
That is a VERY COOL LINE...Mind if I borrow it from time to time?
It reminds me of the feel of broke in cowboy boots, saddle leather and bob wire so rusted it’s only still up outta force of habit.
I tried that but I couldn't hear the audio over the vacuum cleaner.
This is one of the most country western sounding song of all time. Shades of Willie’s writing and tone. Reminds me of the westerns I watched with my grandfather 💪🏼
The original was sung by eddy Arnold
@@willbordenave3326 Eddy has range! Much respect.
You need to check out Don Edwards
@@willbordenave3326 Stan jones wrote it
Imagine being born with one of the most iconic country voices ever and not even knowing it. This man is a treasure.
This man single handedly saved country music for me.
I got sent to Saskatchewan for 4 ish months on a work assignment. Colter Wall got me through it all.
The moment he started singing, I got goosebumps everywhere.
The slight whistle off his tongue at “might spend all summer” (2:28) is what gets me every time with this song
Wow, that's paying close attention, i paused and rewinded it just to experience it, you're right. Good ear!
Great ear
Read this as I heard it 😮
One of the best...if not the best American country voices ever. His songs are so deep and that hollow voice echoes .
North American maybe. He’s from Canada
Haha my bad
Finally a real cowboy!!! Keep em coming Colter you are the man!
Im not super country. But smoking a stogie in the desert with my boys in the Marine Corps listening to this was one of the best memories of my life.
The day my daughter was born I found this song and sang it to her and she still gets that big smile every time it comes on
Colter shakes the dust off of these old tunes in his own unique fashion. He's going to be around for a long time and understandably so.
I’m from Wyoming. Love this.
I feel like I have commented on this video before, but I have to say that everytime I listen to this I get taken on a journey. Transcendent country soul.
I believe Colter is the walking middle finger to Autotune.
@@taylorbalkom6929 that's the one I missed.... I'm so sad
Not really.. autotune doesnt aim to sound remotely like this.
@@harmondraws i believe he means that many people nowadays just can't really sing anymore. They just do something catchy and don't want to train singing (if you know what i mean) autotune helps those people
@@harmondraws You're missing the point. He's saying the pop/rap/pop country fellas rely heavily on autotune for their songs. While guys like Colter do not - he relies on just his raw vocals and instrumental to make a song.
So true
I showed this song to my 9 year old son last week. He's been putting in 80 hr weeks at the oil fields ever since.
I sent this song to my dad the dad he passed. There isn't a day that goes by that I don't miss him😢
Not enough of this kind of music today. Great voice of a Cowboy.
This mans the proud and joy of Saskatchewan country music!
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Sou um rapaz Português de 42 anos de idade. Estas músicas batem no fundo da alma. Há qualquer coisa que transcende nacionalidade ou cultura. Deus permitiu que a boa arte tivesse este ressoar a tocar a eternidade.
We are farmers .
He puts so much feeling in this song you can see him out on the cattle drive. Beautiful song.
Colter is beyond talented. I mean his voice is just incredible. I love the story behind each and everyone of his pieces. He's just amazing
I love his voice, but doesn't he sound different than in the brewery sessions? I still love both versions of him, but correct me if I'm wrong☺️
Man his voice just grips your soul.
Colter wall is the real outlaw of modern country music
This guy really grows on you. The first time I heard Colter I thought he was good. He is truly great. Deep soul! The real deal.
My old dad would have loved this song, he died in 1989 but I know he's listening and loving this song, simply superb
This song was around then, just not by Colter Wall yet.
Thanks for this, I hear my father in your voice, he passed a couple years ago. But I can’t help but think how much he would love this song. Sad he can’t hear it. Thanks man.
Amen.
Lean doerzz baby!!! Sadboyzz for life.
I legit listened to this song and that was my first reaction too.. Wish i could show my old man this kid and just hang back and talk about how good it is. The simple stuff is what I miss the most. RIP
My Daddy was a cowboy, in his manners, his determination, his way with large animals, and for his way of life. He loved the old cowboy songs from the trails. He loved chuckwagons. And he would have LOVED this song.... He is humming along in Heaven every time I hear Colter sing.
Thank you S.A.D.B.O.Y. for stating all of that better than I did!
I never tire of hearing this man sing. Sooo good.
Checking in from Northern Alberta, calling in northern Montana from now on.
Ive heard Cowpoke live and I've found two videos of Colter singing it. If I don't find it on the next album, ill be real sad
The song is only 3x older than Colter it is due to be released again!
They should use this video as the album version, it sounds great
I tried finding it on iTunes but 🧐
I want his next album to be just covers. Should be this, Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie, Ride Me Down Easy, The Randall Knife, I Ride An Old Paint, and Wabash Canonball.
Check out the song from Dave Stamey. On buckaroo. Man album
I cannot believe how silky smooth yet gruff this man's voice is. Watching him sing this live is ethereal and I'm so happy I found his music a few years ago...
Growing up in North Dakota it seemed no one sang about the plains. It was always Texas, Tennessee or somewhere like that. Thank you Coulter. You give my memories a soundtrack. Feels like home.
Thanks for listening
Finally an artist that understands what western is!!!! I’ve listened to a large portion of Colter’s music and as a man from Wyoming, this is it.
Still can’t listen to this song without tearing up… absolute gold
Colter Wall is the real deal. Love his music, voice, and story telling. There is hope for the next generation.
So damn good. Could listen to Colter sing all day.
I dunno what it is about Colter but every time I hear him perform it feels like he opens up a window to the past for me. Like he's giving me a glimpse of what used to be... it's magical. I can't get enough.
He was smoking cowboy killers right out of the womb, love his music! Need more Colter Wall!!!!
One of the most amazing (real) country artists alive today! Thanks colter and keep it coming!
I still think he sold his soul at the crossroads for that voice
Nirvana846 what’s the song name ?
@@mikemota2002 The devil wears a suit and tie. It is a reference to Robert Johnson his story
Not too hard to replicate
Cody Wilkins lol well y aren’t you famous?
@@thechicagostaleys what do you mean ? I do shows but mostly just teach.
The way he doesn’t use any auto tune is so awsome he is the best his music sounds good and old but it’s new he is the last of a kind we need more country singers like this man your the best colter
This man is an incredible songwriter. Painting a picture of life each song. Glad I stumbled on him.
Holy F***. Blown away. Just so surreal how awesome this is and how it sounds so aged 😍
Goosebumps from the first yodel. Every time
Memories encoded in dna, rise to the surface as obscured emotions, feelings, or reactions from the experiences of our ancestors when we experience something similarly impactful. Something truly amazing happens to us when we hear, taste, smell or feel something that was impactful to us or our forefathers/mothers. We are remarkable beings tied to history with our very dna and most dont even know it.
I wish Colter would do his version of Long Black Veil
Me too!!!
Searching for "New" old school style country and came across this. I am not disappointed at all. In an era when country sounds like hip hop, this keeps my hopes alive that country ain't dead.
This is perfection. I seriously don’t know of any other country performance better than this right here. I’ve listened to this probably 500 times over the past couple years and still hit restart when it’s done. Better than the album version too. Just him and the guitar absolutely soulful
Heard this guy on a radio for the first time, I expected an older man. He has such a deep soul sound, never expecting someone so young who could sing like that.
I had only listened to a lot of this guys music, and thought he'd be much older. Talk about and old soul, his voice IS his soul. truly, an artist at work.
This dude is so dope! Crazy how different he sounds from the first time I heard his music.
As I close my eyes this song resonates as how important it actually is. Music doesn’t have this power anymore because people choose to ignore it. Thank you Colter Wall! My soul needed this!!!
He makes me proud to be a Saskatchewan fellow.
I have listened to this song so many times.... his voice chills me to the bone.
I just felt a warm fire at my feet, cold wind at my back and tear on my cheek.
Now see ! You too could write Western Songs . I love your comment and I'm sure Mr. Wall will appreciate it, when he reads it .
Thank you friend, I wish I could but I’m just a coal miner.
@@phatminer Thank you for your Service for us all .
Such a good dude and inspiring musician
damn this boy's music is amazing. I hope he can keep to his roots. that voice is magical
WOW!!! How have I never heard of this young man before? His first verse literally gave me chills at the sound of his voice.
This is such a great old time ballad!!! Colter you keep resurrecting these old time greats and keeping them almost as they were w your own bit of flavor.keep them coming partner
I was in Amsterdam last week and i was out on the town, standing outside a pub waiting for my cab ''after a toot or two '' and this started playing of all places?? I started singing under my breath and i must have looked insane, but in that moment i felt so alive and i remember thinking to myself '' how amazing it is that no matter where i go this song finds me ''
I think it’s so cool that along with his musical career he still works on his ranch. That’s just admiring to me for some reason. Seems like he is a 20th century man.
Best song yet... Lovin the ribbon hatband and clean cut hair. Keep it up Colter!
I still enjoy this cut down version soooo much. We must protect this man at ALL costs.