"In hell I'll be in good company " would be a one hit wonder if it arrived in mainstream. No other song of theirs has the potential of being liked by many like that one
It's just mainstream radio music sucks now. Decades ago djs would play songs from bands they discovered as well as the hits. Now it's all prefabricated corporate bullsh*t
there´s a lot of good music theese days... problem is, that it´s buried under a big pile of crap-music, that floods the media, to soothe the brainless...
I kinda fell bad for my neighbours 🤣 I play this song so often full blast. I'm in the UK hopefully my hole estate will adapt to the dead south soon enough 😆
My neighbours does not appreciate listening to The Dead South with me. One time a security officer knocked on my door cause a neighbour had reported a disturbance. He told me to turn down the volume, and if it happens again it will cost me $250-500. I still blast their tunes but not on drunken sing-a-long late nights/early mornings in the middle of the week, haha.
As an English guy I don't think this type of music is appreciated enough in this country. The Dead South are a unique group of musicians. Brilliant music.
I just found these guys while moving cross country. First song that hooked me was in hell I'll be in good company, and this one. Are the first 2 that hit different. Trying to learn this one on guitar. Not going well 😂
@@dokky its like a folk bluegrass country band. So it is techinically country music just with spin off genres kind alike kane brown and that crappy pop country
For everyone who enjoys “country music” but is tired of hearing about pick up trucks, drinking, and how he/she cheated on me. Refreshing how some great music from some good ole boys, and they are Canadian! 🇨🇦
My grandfather was an old cattle-rancher. He taught me everything there is about life. He passed away about 4 years ago and your way of playing guitar... That unique way of pickin' made me travell back in time to when I was 10 years old and he played his 12-stringed Fender and talked about the old days. You made me shed tears of joy as I listened to your music and travelled down memory lane. Thank you, ever so much for the fantastic music
Hey cowboy, you're one of a few left in a dying American tradition. Make sure you pass on the knowledge, the tall tales, and all the laughter and tears.
Beautiful lyrics It's been a long dark dirty road And pocket full of gold I've been out here now All on my own It's real quiet here Just the way I like it here There's no one to bother me Except In 1955, born into Wadena's pride I laid my head on that Milligan creek bed When I was a young man I helped build this land Oh, I put down these rails as a CPR man Thought I'd live forever With my heart in my pocket Oh, my gun by my side And my feelings in a locket Well, that was a cold year in '77 But I married my wife We had two kids I gave her a daughter She gave me a son And we rode those damn horses 'til we had none Fist still like flyin' Doing things for dyin' Oh, I should have put that old gun away Well I, I am a broken Cowboy And I don't feel right no more 'Cause I am a broken Cowboy Livin' life in the fast lane Racing cars and robbing trains I thought I had it all Then one day, I got the call A father's worst dream My son went down and I The colours deceive me As I see grey Oh, you're cutting me down with those Cold words you're saying Then you called me, brother But this can't be so, 'cause you Slander my name, anywhere the wind will blow Well, I am a broken cowboy And I don't feel right no more 'Cause I am a broken cowboy Yes, I am a broken cowboy It's been a long dark dirty road But a pocket full of gold And I've been out here now All on my own Well, it's real quiet here Just the way I like it here There's no one to bother me Except that old taunting tree
Wow I never realized how few lyrics there are in the song, even though it's 6 minutes long. Just shows how deep the lyrics are and how invested you get in the story. How they play their instruments in this song really adds a thick layer to it too!
You got me curious so I dragged out the big guns, amps and earspeakers (yes, earspeakers.), It's pretty good but the singers guitar is too far to the right and the 2nd singers voice is to far up. This could be youtube distorting things though. Either way, good song, will see them in a couple weeks time.
Possibly the most under appreciated song of the decade. An instant classic with a great western tale. This song makes me reflect on life I’ve yet to live.
Wow I am for the first time in 60 + years very confused by a piece of music. I am a metal head and clicked on this by mistake , normally I would just scroll past , so glad I didn’t this is absolutely brilliant. The total opposite of what I thought it would be it’s so there is the lesson listen before you judge
Yup, many of us fall for this band, the only conclusion I can come to, is that metalheads have excellent taste in music. Not that I ever doubted that, obviously.🙂
If i'm not mistaken, all except the bass player were originally metal musicians. The banjo player seems to use metal chord progressions in some of the songs too.
Remember when Cherry Poppin Daddys was a thing?? It's like this also, bunt obviously different. I like it when people invent genres. This is one of those things.
It's one of my favorites,too. I sing along with them in the harmony. Just wish I could get all the lyrics, though. There's some I just can't catch. Please share if you know them. Thanks.
That's a MIGHTY big stretch. Besides, 'best band,' 'best singer,' 'most talented,' etc., are all pointless. Which color is your favorite and why is it better than the others? Talent can be agreed upon, but "best" is way too subjective to be applied in music classification.
I can't get enough of this group. I keep trying to turn my computer off for the night, but keep finding these fantastic videos. Oh well, who needs to sleep?
It's been a long, dark, dirty road But a pocket full of gold And I've been out here now All on my own Well it's real quiet here Just the way I like it here There's no one to bother me Except Well, in 1955, born into Wadena's pride I laid my head on that Milligan creek bed When I was a young man I helped build this land Oh I, put down these rails as a CPR man Thought I'd live forever With my heart in my pocket Oh, my gun by my side And my feelings in a locket Well, that was a cold year in '77 But I married my wife We had 2 kids I gave her a daughter She gave me a son And oh, we rode those damn horses until we had none Fists still like flyin' Doing things for dyin' Oh, I should have put that old gun away But I, I am a broken cowboy And I don't feel right no more 'Cause I am a broken cowboy Livin' life in the fast lane Racing cars and robbing trains I thought I had it all Then one day I got the call A father's worst dream My son went down and I The colors deceive me As I see grey Oh, you're cutting me down with those Cold words you're saying Then you called me brother But this can't be so cause you Slander my name anywhere the wind will blow, oh But I, I am a broken cowboy And I don't feel right no more 'Cause I am a broken cowboy Yes, I am a broken cowboy It's been a long dark dirty road But a pocket full of gold And I've been out here now All on my own Well it's real quiet here Just the way I like it here There's no one to bother me Except that old taunting tree
I love these guys , super talented musicians that defiantly gets a feather in their cap. I’m a death metal guy. Been headbanging for the last twenty years. Spent four years in alaska and started listening to local mountain folk that would come in and play bluegrass for beer and I feel in love with it. Thank you for these guys
Same here bro,, I'm a double bass Sepultura, canible corpse, decided, Pantera, morbid angel, slayer, etcetera, drummer myself. These guys slow shit down,, very talented,, I agree with you 100%
I know what you mean, however, us metal heads we have an ear and taste for good and powerful music. Be it some classical piece, Tyr, Lamb of God, or The Dead south. We know good music when we hear it.
Am also a metal fan and THIS BAND ROCKS on so many levels give me static X give me Anthrax give me Stone Sour and give me the Dead South!! Was raised on country music surrounded by super talented musicians and thought country music was played out...
I totally agree with you it's always a good thing change the music sometimes...i listen to every genre of metal and sometimes i end to listen to dead south...
I was starting to feel guilty about to drink alone at night ,but with these amazing guys! I really don’t care … you’re all amazing guys!! Cheers from Chile .
This song even made it to Denmark. Completely unknown band over here, but they are fantastic. What a song, what voice. And it's not their only masterpiece
When I hear this , I can actually feel the wind in my cheek as I ride into a cattle town in the American frontier in the 19th century. It feels old, romantic and melancholy
I found them looking for "You are my sunshine" because I wanted to sing that to my 6 month old daughter. since then I can't stop listening to all their songs. This is just an awesome band and I'm so glad that still good people making great music out there
Goddamn, that mandolin player's vocal harmonies are ON FUCKING POINT! watch this video again and just watch him and hear his voice.. . Very well played Sir.
Молодцы, ребята! Так приятно их слушать, душой отдыхаешь. Кажется, что они поют для себя и им дела нет до слушателей, отсюда такая простота и естественность. Спасибо, очень понравилось!
God these lyrics are so good, and the emotional delivery just heightens them so much. As someone who's been very suicidal in the past, "that old taunting tree" is absolutely fucking HAUNTING.
God help me I love you people. Good job n please keep it up. I'm a covid nurse from Australia . N I need a bitt of joy in my life. Many souls I have lost and thay won't leave me. Xii I just wanna visit the live south n party with those lost souls that live forever. One day ah. Stay safe x thanks for pure soul music x
@@theancienteternaloaktree i like that kind music. What i meant, this music does need no industry to sound brilliant. It is like old craftsmen /artisans that need no engineers to produce beautiful things
Fucking incredible, their live performance sounds exactly like the studio version, if not better. That's so rare for most bands, usually musicians leave out the cool little flourishes they do on album versions
Danny actually plays a cello in some fancy orchestra, occasionally. I forget which one. He is a very accomplished musician! And he also has a career in engineering(according to Wiki)
Saw them the other night in Sydney at the Enmore 23.1.23. They played all their songs, it was almost my play list. Fantastic version of broken cowboy and they finished with in hell I'll be in good company. It was a great show. Go and see them if you get a chance. I never thought I would see them, and there they are in Sydney Australia 🇦🇺.
I'm super happy for you that you got to do this! I too consider this my favorite song from them. The raw power of emotion that this song elicits in me, and the trip it takes me on, is just unbelievable. It's absolutely hypnotizing. I hope one day to see them live as well. Thanks for sharing your experience friend!
My deceased English brother always loved American country & western, so he would have loved this, a mix of bluegrass and folk, particularly also as it's a Canadian band. Thanks guys, you have two more fans in my brother and me!
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Who else heard their song " In hell I'll be in good company " first and immediately fell in love with their sound just like me?
"In hell I'll be in good company " would be a one hit wonder if it arrived in mainstream. No other song of theirs has the potential of being liked by many like that one
I did. Can't remember what I was listening when UA-cam suggested it and been a fan ever since.
In Hell did it for me. I didn’t think I could get into this stuff but now I love it.
I agree. It has huge appeal. It would chart if it got better known. I prefer this song though.
Yup :)
Don't ever tell me there's no good music these days. This group is pure talent.
It's just mainstream radio music sucks now. Decades ago djs would play songs from bands they discovered as well as the hits. Now it's all prefabricated corporate bullsh*t
It’s out there, you just have to dig some.
Genial!!!!!
there´s a lot of good music theese days... problem is, that it´s buried under a big pile of crap-music, that floods the media, to soothe the brainless...
there is no good music past 1990.
I Don’t always listen to The dead south, but when I do, so do my neighbours.
Yaaaass !!!!!!
I kinda fell bad for my neighbours 🤣 I play this song so often full blast. I'm in the UK hopefully my hole estate will adapt to the dead south soon enough 😆
i agree and my neighbors must be pretty confused right now. i went from Master of Puppets to Broken Cowboy. lol
Tellem’ like I do, “Get down, or get over it!“
My neighbours does not appreciate listening to The Dead South with me. One time a security officer knocked on my door cause a neighbour had reported a disturbance. He told me to turn down the volume, and if it happens again it will cost me $250-500. I still blast their tunes but not on drunken sing-a-long late nights/early mornings in the middle of the week, haha.
As an English guy I don't think this type of music is appreciated enough in this country. The Dead South are a unique group of musicians. Brilliant music.
👍👍👍🎸🪕🥰🎶🎶🎶❤️🔥🔥🔥
Have you checked out Show of Hands?
Absolutely, I'm from Scotland and it took me so long to find this genre.
Bluegrass! Very common in my area but i also live near the Appalachia mountains
Kiwi here, same. This is the shit. Great for chilling
I started with "in hell i will be in good company" now i´m a fan.
Me too.
I did too
Me too.
Same Here...!!
Me too ..LOVE them Xx
Anyone else list this as their favorite Dead South song?
yes, but, Odyssey is close 2
Dead south? Son this in my top 5! it's just so good!
@@manuelpelegrin4326 whaa?
It’s good, but “in hell I’ll be in good company” is my fave.
I just found these guys while moving cross country. First song that hooked me was in hell I'll be in good company, and this one. Are the first 2 that hit different. Trying to learn this one on guitar. Not going well 😂
This is what Country Music should be on the radio.
Well, it's more blues than country, you know that ? It's folk-bluegrass... Maybe you like that because it's not country music...
I think they have more of an "Old West" vibe. Several of their songs would make awsome soundtracks to a really good Modern Western.
@@dokky
Spot on (correct) on Dòkk, Country, Bluegrass, Contemporary, Cajun, Western, Westen Swing, Howdown,Folk etc etc etc
@@dokky its like a folk bluegrass country band. So it is techinically country music just with spin off genres kind alike kane brown and that crappy pop country
They are ausome
For everyone who enjoys “country music” but is tired of hearing about pick up trucks, drinking, and how he/she cheated on me. Refreshing how some great music from some good ole boys, and they are Canadian! 🇨🇦
Canadian? Even better....!
Country Noir or Southern Gothic?
You know they have a cousin loving song yeah haha.. Probably one of their best... Banjo something! Best country song EVER!! ❤️
Claire Bolger they also have a song about cutting people up and backing them into pie
@@alexichabot9051 link please :)
"I gave her a daughter she gave me a son" hits home in many levels. Love.
Bloody oath
My grandfather was an old cattle-rancher.
He taught me everything there is about life.
He passed away about 4 years ago and your way of playing guitar...
That unique way of pickin' made me travell back in time to when I was 10 years old and he played his 12-stringed Fender and talked about the old days.
You made me shed tears of joy as I listened to your music and travelled down memory lane.
Thank you, ever so much for the fantastic music
Hey cowboy, you're one of a few left in a dying American tradition. Make sure you pass on the knowledge, the tall tales, and all the laughter and tears.
@@majordetractor I sure will partner!
@@911130 Ride for the brand brother.
Can´t call myself a cowboy but I have cattle to (for me a cowboy can ride a horse and I can´t.) That pickin´is magic.
Generally people don't give a fuck about you and your grandfather even if they write some heartening comments.
I'm 62 years old and in love for the first time with these dead boys. WA HOO!!!!!
Me too! Born in 1955 (69 y.o, which is a trip in itself!).
11 million views and still half of them are mine - could the other half give a thumbs up?
Gave a thumbs down cause you asked. Cheers
Just absolutely blown away by this song. A masterpiece. The lyrics, each musical instrument just perfect, the harmonies... wow.
i always forget how much I LOVE listening to the banjo, and then these guys remind me...
@@judythompson8227 really like the way the banjo came in last. You don't realize how empty the music is without it
Beautiful lyrics
It's been a long dark dirty road
And pocket full of gold
I've been out here now
All on my own
It's real quiet here
Just the way I like it here
There's no one to bother me
Except
In 1955, born into Wadena's pride
I laid my head on that
Milligan creek bed
When I was a young man
I helped build this land
Oh, I put down these rails as a
CPR man
Thought I'd live forever
With my heart in my pocket
Oh, my gun by my side
And my feelings in a locket
Well, that was a cold year in '77
But I married my wife
We had two kids
I gave her a daughter
She gave me a son
And we rode those damn horses 'til we had none
Fist still like flyin'
Doing things for dyin'
Oh, I should have put that old gun away
Well I, I am a broken Cowboy
And I don't feel right no more
'Cause I am a broken Cowboy
Livin' life in the fast lane
Racing cars and robbing trains
I thought I had it all
Then one day, I got the call
A father's worst dream
My son went down and I
The colours deceive me
As I see grey
Oh, you're cutting me down with those
Cold words you're saying
Then you called me, brother
But this can't be so, 'cause you
Slander my name, anywhere the wind will blow
Well, I am a broken cowboy
And I don't feel right no more
'Cause I am a broken cowboy
Yes, I am a broken cowboy
It's been a long dark dirty road
But a pocket full of gold
And I've been out here now
All on my own
Well, it's real quiet here
Just the way I like it here
There's no one to bother me
Except that old taunting tree
It's really sad.
Very nice
thx
....when mericans separated from Britain, they also abandoned all wisdom. A man oinks up an heir AND the spare :)
Wow I never realized how few lyrics there are in the song, even though it's 6 minutes long. Just shows how deep the lyrics are and how invested you get in the story. How they play their instruments in this song really adds a thick layer to it too!
Now, I'm 71 and I still love these guys.
I'm 69, (born in 1955) and I just discovered them a few months ago. My new favorite group.
Damn, who ever mixed this did an incredible job. Audio techs never get the recognition they deserve.
If you watch full session. The guy who mixes got 7 Grammys
You got me curious so I dragged out the big guns, amps and earspeakers (yes, earspeakers.), It's pretty good but the singers guitar is too far to the right and the 2nd singers voice is to far up. This could be youtube distorting things though. Either way, good song, will see them in a couple weeks time.
Well filmed too
with visual aids, that is no longer a real job (protools, garageband )
and that room wasn't doing the audio guy a lot of favors either... great job keeping the sound so crisp and clean
'I gave her a daughter, she gave me a son' might be the best verse I've heard.
"I guess, she's my cousin, but she needs some sweet lovin anyway" is my fav
For me is "Father's worse dream my son when down" I feel that pain.
The first few times I heard this I thought he sang "I gave her a dollar, she gave me a son" - which I thought was a bargain.
@@LoomyX Same lol.
@@LoomyX me too lol
No analysis. Just love for the Dead South. In their entirety.
Possibly the most under appreciated song of the decade. An instant classic with a great western tale. This song makes me reflect on life I’ve yet to live.
Funny thing is that the song is full of midwestern Canadian references. good music is good music.
1:07. This is a band that is truly underappreciated. Their music is one of a kind and great.
AMEN SISTER!!!
They are appreciated.
Wow I am for the first time in 60 + years very confused by a piece of music. I am a metal head and clicked on this by mistake , normally I would just scroll past , so glad I didn’t this is absolutely brilliant. The total opposite of what I thought it would be it’s so there is the lesson listen before you judge
Yup, many of us fall for this band, the only conclusion I can come to, is that metalheads have excellent taste in music. Not that I ever doubted that, obviously.🙂
If i'm not mistaken, all except the bass player were originally metal musicians. The banjo player seems to use metal chord progressions in some of the songs too.
Wait until you hear in he'll ill be good company it's brilliant
I'm 70 years old and love these guys. I listen to them for hours. My sister is 80 and she likes them too.
What is not to like? They are great!
👍👍👍👍👍👍Me too.
These boys are the real deal, totally unique.
Agreed, agreed, AGREED!!!
yup
Remember when Cherry Poppin Daddys was a thing?? It's like this also, bunt obviously different. I like it when people invent genres. This is one of those things.
@Beverly Lodge i still love 'zoot suit riot'
Look up Colter wall, hes up there as well. Bringing back folk country!
My favourite The Dead South tune by far, his voice in this song is just perfection
It's one of my favorites,too. I sing along with them in the harmony. Just wish I could get all the lyrics, though. There's some I just can't catch. Please share if you know them. Thanks.
His voice: broken glass and honey
Russians really like these songs. I do not know why. Perhaps a lot of movies about cowboys used to show. Greetings from Russia, the Urals.
I think it is just good rural music. Its about a simple life. I think it relates to a lot of different places.
god speed to you
weird that I like Russian folk stuff too? I think Adam's right. The genre's speak to eachother
Listen to Lost Dog Street Band playing September Doves. While listening to this band I came to find LDSB. Their sound is amazing too!
Drinking. 🤷♀️
For me, that is as near to perfection, as you will ever Hear. Everything right, everything tight. Hits your emotions too
The Beatles of Blue Grass.
IMO.
Perfect blend of voice and instruments.
I have to thank the the Lord"and the youtube algorithm", for the music he gave me.
Could be the greatest band on the planet right now
Hell yeah these guys have nothing but toe tappers
Yep.
What do you mean they are cool😎👍
True
That's a MIGHTY big stretch. Besides, 'best band,' 'best singer,' 'most talented,' etc., are all pointless. Which color is your favorite and why is it better than the others? Talent can be agreed upon, but "best" is way too subjective to be applied in music classification.
im still in my honeymoon phase with this song, i play it at least twice a day when I have the time, and it's been months since I found it
The ghost of Johnny Cash is watching from Heaven, with a smile on his face.
I’ll drink to that 😉
Yes he is brother
Or hell i suspect he sold his soul
I was thinking that too…
@@dermotpurcell8861 maybe that's what they mean when said that in Hell we'll be in Hood Company! :)
I’m so entranced by them and their music.
I've never heard a more beautiful blending of voices and instruments. Perfection!
One of the most underrated Bands, see u in Cologne this year
in Köln? Wann und wo?
@@overtimefreak2685 www.eventim.de/artist/the-dead-south/?affiliate=EVE
Ist leider schon ausverkauft.
40 people are... Well, fuck it I'm not even gonna try to be witty. 40 people fuckin' suck! Who could downvote this!?
Würde gern zwei Tickets kaufen wenn einer hat
super - so viele Deutsche hier :-)
I can't get enough of this group. I keep trying to turn my computer off for the night, but keep finding these fantastic videos. Oh well, who needs to sleep?
Babies do. Otherwise they get really crabby 😂.
Yep, sleep is overrated
My favorite thing is to find obscure song that hooks you and sends you down a rabbit hole of great music. Man cannot survive on Slayer alone.
I have love for the dead South and each of their talents but this song just shows how amazing they all are
I'm not a cowboy, nor an American but I appreciate this tune as an old / New World lament.
This song crosses the Atlantic perfectly.
the band is Canadian-out of Regina, Saskatchewan.
This song will be remembered as one of the greatest ballads ever.
Broken cowboy wow what a story I can listen to it forever
This song just wrecked me hard. It's sung with such talent, passion and heart. The lyrics are timeless and it could be any of us. Bravo guys, bravo.
His voice + harmony and performance of The Band are beyond of extraordinary, not only for this song but also for their all works.
It's been a long, dark, dirty road
But a pocket full of gold
And I've been out here now
All on my own
Well it's real quiet here
Just the way I like it here
There's no one to bother me
Except
Well, in 1955, born into Wadena's pride
I laid my head on that
Milligan creek bed
When I was a young man
I helped build this land
Oh I, put down these rails as a
CPR man
Thought I'd live forever
With my heart in my pocket
Oh, my gun by my side
And my feelings in a locket
Well, that was a cold year in '77
But I married my wife
We had 2 kids
I gave her a daughter
She gave me a son
And oh, we rode those damn horses until we had none
Fists still like flyin'
Doing things for dyin'
Oh, I should have put that old gun away
But I, I am a broken cowboy
And I don't feel right no more
'Cause I am a broken cowboy
Livin' life in the fast lane
Racing cars and robbing trains
I thought I had it all
Then one day I got the call
A father's worst dream
My son went down and I
The colors deceive me
As I see grey
Oh, you're cutting me down with those
Cold words you're saying
Then you called me brother
But this can't be so cause you
Slander my name anywhere the wind will blow, oh
But I, I am a broken cowboy
And I don't feel right no more
'Cause I am a broken cowboy
Yes, I am a broken cowboy
It's been a long dark dirty road
But a pocket full of gold
And I've been out here now
All on my own
Well it's real quiet here
Just the way I like it here
There's no one to bother me
Except that old taunting tree
Im in love
Thanks for the lyrics 😎. Prec🤯
@@stacyscore8234 it's a pleasure!
Now I just want to make a Fallout New Vegas mod for the Rocky Mountains just so this can be the soundtrack.
thank you. thank you thank you
I love these guys , super talented musicians that defiantly gets a feather in their cap. I’m a death metal guy. Been headbanging for the last twenty years. Spent four years in alaska and started listening to local mountain folk that would come in and play bluegrass for beer and I feel in love with it. Thank you for these guys
Same here bro,, I'm a double bass Sepultura, canible corpse, decided, Pantera, morbid angel, slayer, etcetera, drummer myself.
These guys slow shit down,, very talented,, I agree with you 100%
I know what you mean, however, us metal heads we have an ear and taste for good and powerful music. Be it some classical piece, Tyr, Lamb of God, or The Dead south. We know good music when we hear it.
Am also a metal fan and THIS BAND ROCKS on so many levels give me static X give me Anthrax give me Stone Sour and give me the Dead South!! Was raised on country music surrounded by super talented musicians and thought country music was played out...
Black metal and folk guy here. Dead South fits in there perfectly :D
I totally agree with you it's always a good thing change the music sometimes...i listen to every genre of metal and sometimes i end to listen to dead south...
Everytime I think a song is The dead South's masterpiece. I hear another! So much talent in a single band!
The background vocals are downright fantastic and on point.
These guys are good. Nice to see Canadians who appreciate and contribute to this genre.
Good Canadian kids right there!
I love it too being Canadian. So much more refreshing than another Justin beiber and celine dion.
Canadian cowboys are a real deal.
Just found them on UA-cam I’m a fan OMG I love them keep singing. From Belfast Northern Ireland ☘️
I have the Dead South on Pandora...highly recommend....Peace
Вы ирландцы крутые ребята. В России вас любят. День Святого Патрика большой праздник здесь🙂😘
@@Nat.Ka1 So tough that they lost a quarter of their country? I hear you also like Detroit-I dare you to come visit 😉
@@Nat.Ka1 So tough that they lost a quarter of their country to Britain? I hear you also like Detroit-I dare you to go visit 😉
They were supposed to play Katie Dalies 2020 tickets were only £22.
Extremely pissed I missed it
They do more with just music than almost anyone. No pyrotechnics, no fancy clothes, just song. Love it.
I just love how Nate's and Scott's voices mix together. Gives me chills every time. Beautiful, just beautiful song and performance.
An amazing band , true talent, keep music live , exactly what they do . Canadians showing Nashville what its all about .
i don't always drink alone, but when i do, i drink alone with the dead south.
Oops sorry wrong, girl from Codeine? Not trampled by turtles
@@Skunkworks66 man, i feel very confused by your comment. the words are English but I can't seem to glean any sort of meaning from them.
@@alexparker6171 your not meant to, if you understand then you do, if you don't you don't, the confusion is yours.. good day
@@alexparker6171 best leave them be, entertained in their own heads.
Salud! Cheers!🍻
the bow on the cello with the mandolin sounds so great.
I listen to these guys every day his voice is unlike any other
I was starting to feel guilty about to drink alone at night ,but with these amazing guys! I really don’t care … you’re all amazing guys!! Cheers from Chile .
You are never ever alone drinking alone with this kind of music. Saludos desde Islandia.
Wow nice to know there is other people in our country Who enjoy thist music, cheers!!!! And blesses!!!!
Me too, Now I know Im in good company!
My first wife from Chile but we were too nuclear
@@jimmitchell8081 thanks for sharing, Jim
So refreshing to hear true musicians that love their craft. The rest of the X,Y,and Z generations can learn a thing or two from this band.
I agree think that this genre of music needs to be preserved for future generations to hear
2K thumbs down. If you don't have anything nice to say, say nothing. I don't go on musicians sites I don't care for and bash them. I LOVE this band.
They sang Blue Trash for that reason.
These guys just keep on sounding better and better.
My little baby loves. End of chat.
This is one of the best songs I've heard in my 37 years alive. Can't stop listening to it... been about 2 months now. Fuckin' A. 🤘
Listen to Lost Dog Street Band playing September Doves. While listening to this band I came to find LDSB. Their sound is amazing too!
This song even made it to Denmark. Completely unknown band over here, but they are fantastic. What a song, what voice. And it's not their only masterpiece
I can’t get enough of these guys. The pure, raw emotion that they play with is amazing!
Fresh different pure
My father passed 30 years ago and when I hear you guys play, I hear him and his buddies❤thank you for this gift❤
I never thought I’d like this type of music…. Omg it’s simply brilliant and amazing.
I think that's what half of their fanbase thought when they first heard them. I know I did.
Agreed
Yeah scary how it's grabs ya open minds and ears will open your heart, I'm glad you found it as I am. Enjoy.
Whenever i return to this masterpice I feel home.
When I hear this , I can actually feel the wind in my cheek as I ride into a cattle town in the American frontier in the 19th century. It feels old, romantic and melancholy
LoL Nice
And they're Canadian
I found them looking for "You are my sunshine" because I wanted to sing that to my 6 month old daughter. since then I can't stop listening to all their songs. This is just an awesome band and I'm so glad that still good people making great music out there
Goddamn, that mandolin player's vocal harmonies are ON FUCKING POINT! watch this video again and just watch him and hear his voice.. . Very well played Sir.
Do you need to swear Buddy ?
Your comment came across
@@chrisd0801 do you need to act so sensitive over the word FUCK.?
I just gave your comment a like. He's voice and sound is fucking awesome!
POINT taken Zombie, relax bud these guys are totally FECKING awesome.
Oh so true
Молодцы, ребята! Так приятно их слушать, душой отдыхаешь. Кажется, что они поют для себя и им дела нет до слушателей, отсюда такая простота и естественность. Спасибо, очень понравилось!
What you said maybe.
I live in Cape Town and we have great music in South but this tops it all! Magical…….
God these lyrics are so good, and the emotional delivery just heightens them so much. As someone who's been very suicidal in the past, "that old taunting tree" is absolutely fucking HAUNTING.
I got the same feeling. It's as if there was a noose on one of the branches
I'm French and i Say : this is great music! wow! I love this band 👍🏻
there are times when a song brings tears to my eyes. This is one!
these guys are magic - the music, the gravely voice, pure love.
I rarely go to live shows but if I ever get the change they are on my bucket list.
Saw them Live a couple of year ago in Glasgow, get that bucket list ticked, they were awesome
My son went down too. 2/13/24. Eric took his own life. May he rest in peace. Til I meet him in heaven one day. 26 forever.
Probably the best no fakery added music there is today. Truly a great band whose sound will live forever.
Nose como he soportado estos 25 años de mi vida sin escuchar este grupo
Listen to Lost Dog Street Band playing September Doves. While listening to this band I came to find LDSB. Their sound is amazing too!
This song is absolutely fantastic. Gives me chills.
I love the way those instruments complement each other.
I can hear this over and over, really
like it
God help me I love you people. Good job n please keep it up. I'm a covid nurse from Australia . N I need a bitt of joy in my life. Many souls I have lost and thay won't leave me. Xii I just wanna visit the live south n party with those lost souls that live forever. One day ah. Stay safe x thanks for pure soul music x
I'm a cleaner(covid) for a company near FMC. Thank You is all I can say!!!!!
I like seeing the original group back!!
It's a cello it's a bass it's a fiddle. It's pretty awesome.
The primo factor in blues, country, folk
YES, it is.
to the shirts in the music industry: MORE OF THIS and less of the crap you keep shoving on us that all sounds the same!
the best is, for that kind of music no industry is needed…
If you don't like what they give you, make better. It really isn't all that hard...
@@theancienteternaloaktree i like that kind music. What i meant, this music does need no industry to sound brilliant. It is like old craftsmen /artisans that need no engineers to produce beautiful things
@@SD_Alias , thanks. I know. My point was that more people with good ears like you need to make music worth listening to.. ; ' )
The same cabal who is trying to destroy America are the same cabal who control Hollywood and the music industry.
Such a unique group of musicians putting out great music
wow when they sing together its truly amazing
Fucking incredible, their live performance sounds exactly like the studio version, if not better. That's so rare for most bands, usually musicians leave out the cool little flourishes they do on album versions
My dude just pulls out a bow and casually drops a Cello solo.
Thats danny for ya
that was, man, great. I just found out my fav new song from them.
Danny actually plays a cello in some fancy orchestra, occasionally. I forget which one. He is a very accomplished musician! And he also has a career in engineering(according to Wiki)
As I am arrived in Texas, I fall in love with dead south. I know they are Canadians.
Saw them the other night in Sydney at the Enmore 23.1.23. They played all their songs, it was almost my play list. Fantastic version of broken cowboy and they finished with in hell I'll be in good company. It was a great show. Go and see them if you get a chance. I never thought I would see them, and there they are in Sydney Australia 🇦🇺.
hello !
Je suis français. Je découvre ce groupe. J'adore. C'est juste sublime. Cà dégage plein d'émotion.
I don't know why UA-cam keeps offering up a different (and good) one of their songs, when I like this one 10 times more.
I ran across The Dead South by accident. Now I am hooked. This is my style of music
If you love them like I do...check out trampled by turtles, weary boys, Lucero especially...I can give other examples...good music is not dead
Love this sound! No offense to the other members over the years but this quartet is pure gold.
Who is giving this song a thumbs down!? Amazing live performance.
I still can't stop watching. Poetry, music, performance. Just about perfect.
I'm listening to this in Cuba awaiting an evacuation flight, I only have an hour of youtube music a day and this is worth every second!
This is my favorite song by The Dead South and I finally got to hear it live last night in Toronto. Sung my heart out. Amazing night. Amazing band.
I'm super happy for you that you got to do this!
I too consider this my favorite song from them.
The raw power of emotion that this song elicits in me, and the trip it takes me on, is just unbelievable.
It's absolutely hypnotizing.
I hope one day to see them live as well.
Thanks for sharing your experience friend!
@@King_WhiteWolf Thank you! Hypnotizing is a great way to describe this song. I hope you'll get a chance soon to see them live. :)
My deceased English brother always loved American country & western, so he would have loved this, a mix of bluegrass and folk, particularly also as it's a Canadian band. Thanks guys, you have two more fans in my brother and me!
Sorry for your loss. Music heals the soul eh
Perfect music. I could listen to them every day for the rest of my life. Which is probably gonna happen.