I watched your Nose on the Grindstone video loved it....There were two songs from that session....the other is White House Road.....please do one on that song....ua-cam.com/video/oOIJecsnaWg/v-deo.html
Damn that sounds like a dream come true where and when was this? Im sure before he started playing larger venues. I cant wait for him to become more mainstream so i can get tickets that i dont have to drive or fly hours and hours for. Although i kinda hope he doesnt take too many shows bc he is such a beautiful hidden gem
The man is using a 1936 Walter with no rod. Tuned down 2. There’s no way to recreate this sound. Besides the fact that his influences are people we don’t know. He was a city boy that won’t do interviews because he’s working the ranch. Talk about an inspiration for a California boy that doesn’t belong here.
You know how murder ballads used to be a thing? This dude wrote an amazing one in 2017. It's called Kate Mckannon, check that one out His storytelling is incredible and his fingerpicking is just so good.
Couldn't agree more! @Michael, if you're interested in looking at Kate McCannon, this link is from the same recording session at the brewery and it's stellar, think you'd dig it! ua-cam.com/video/hCebq5lLgos/v-deo.html
Colter is one of the fastest rising stars from Saskatchewan, Canada. He's the son of a recent premier and has been circling our music scene for a decade. Amazing talent.
I heard him first on pandora years ago, saw the video for the first time about 4 months ago. Was completely floored; I thought he was like 40+ by the voice.
Almost met him at Pickathon. At an afterparty I heard a girl behind me say "what was your name again?" (in the voice...) "Colter." I whipped around immediately but he was already headed out. Dude wasn't old enough to drink at the time. Also caught Charley Crockett giving him pointers backstage
The shock and awe in his face when Colter started singing was priceless. Also you gotta listen to Kate McCannon by Colter. It’s probably one of the greatest modern murder ballads.
@@charlesentertainmentcheese1 i'm going to be honest with YOU buddy, yes it is. If it's so easy, where can I listen to your music that's as good as Colter Wall? Go ahead and link the video.
I don't usually like "reaction" videos but this is my first time seeing yours and it's awesome! I'm a big Colter Wall fan, thank you for doing this review!
Quincy Flint I’m with you ! I hardly watch reactions but being a Colter Wall fan this reaction was one of the best I’ve ever seen. I just subbed this guy he is by far the best reactor I’ve ever seen. He is so real. Thanks
I like his reaction videos because, unlike most everyone else who does them, he isn't way up his own ass about his opinion. He just enjoys the music and makes it fun to watch him figure it out.
I know this is older but man oh man Colter’s voice is indescribable. Just watching him sing, it’s like he has to drag it out and I can’t get enough. He’s still underrated as hell. What an amazing artist.
Colter's got some Johnny Cash in his voice. I don't mean he's trying to sound like Cash, he's got his own thing going on. But that deep, dark, mysterious, Ive-seen-some-sh*t quality sounds very Cash to me. Great voice...
I was so ignorant to country music before I found this young man, boy did he change my mind! I can't believe the heart and soul expressed in his music, changed my mind for good.
Love Colter. I heard his voice before seeing a video of him singing and it did not match at all when I finally did. Was amazed. Check out “Late July” by Shakey Graves. Great guitar work, and he has a kickdrum suitcase and tambourine playing with his feet.
The best part about your channel is the remarkable contrast between a real reaction and assessment of the artist’s performance and the hack reaction channels out there. You’re the real deal, Mike.
Saw him live a few years ago with my kiddos. They (he preformed with a group at our concert) sent out security after to come get us and brought all of us backstage to meet them, talked with the kids & took photos, signed some merch and even gifted them some merch too. He & all of them that night were beyond kind and amazing! It meant the world to us, Colter Wall and The Dead South *they're from the same area in Canada, who we also met & they even called our kids to lift their spirits when theyve been in the hospital due to Ehlers Danlos Syndrome* are both amazing musicians and amazing people!
Colter is a total hero. Saskatchewan boy.. heard him a few years ago.. hes also very young in these videos, like 22 I beleive.. I'd like to recommend Shakey Graves - Roll the bones
GREAT video!!! An astoundingly talented and knowledgeable guitar teacher, in grinning, child-like awe of a 20-year-old prodigy/cowboy, reacts in authentic fashion!
I agree. Had never heard of Colter Wall until my son introduced me to his music. Love love love Colter Wall. The Devil song is is best and I can’t stop listening to it. I am addicted to his voice and guitar playing.
Thank you so so so much for playing that tiny little lick he does in the chorus when he slides from the 4th fret to the 6th. I have no ear for notes and junk and I haven’t been able find that little lick in any tutorial online. He does it in the second chorus of his recorded version on imaginary Appalachia. I know every single note of this song except that lick and you just unknowingly taught me how to do it just by trying to copy him for a second. I’m talking about the thing at 3:45 in case that was confusing.
Colter Wall is the artist that I blindly play for friends and family, to get them to guess what he looks like before they even see him. The responses are ALWAYS interesting. You should all try it too....such an amazing / old school, storytelling sound.
I am not a musically literate person. Can’t read music or play any instruments. But I can tell when the music somebody else is making is awesome. I love this reaction video because this guy who obvious does actually understand something about music is having essentially the same experience I had when I watched this Colter Wall video the first time. Basically, whatever this guy is doing, it’s magic.
I met Colter once after a show, he said he played a 1937 Martin & didn't have a truss rod so he had to keep it tuned down to keep the neck on it. He signed one of my acoustics too. Cool guy!
He has such a natural ability for storytelling. One of my favorites is Bob Fudge, it almost feels as though you’re following a man through his entire life. He’s honestly one of the most underrated artists to date in my opinion. Truly gifted
I was listening to Colter and I ended up here so I'm listening being your beautiful smile looked awesome " Yes" Colter is fabulous reminds me of the old man in black Johnny Cash I love him. I enjoyed seeing your face listening to him a trick and treat moment. Blessings 🙏🏻
If you liked Colter playing the bass drum while he's playing, you'll love Shakey Graves. Check out Late July, Roll the Bones, Bully's Lament. There's a whole Audiotree Live session with him that's tremendous
Man! I had to text this to my dad & boyfriend because we love Colter & your expression was mine when u heard his voice.. glad u found this. Just subscribed to your channel. This was the first & only video of yours I’ve watched. Good job, bro. Glad u liked it as much as I did. I’m glad you saw the art in that the way I did.
The more an more I watch this talented dude I have become a huge fan of his ! Not only do we all get to see great artists but also the fact this guy can pick up anything it is kick ass ! Love it ! An thank you for making me understand chord structure !
I have watched so many of these first time Colter Wall exposure videos and the reaction is always the same! Thanks for appreciating him for both his voice in his guitar abilities. He’s a pretty special guy
I first heard his music and I was shocked so I had to listen to all his songs, and by far this is my favorite, my dad wasn’t a big fan of him but my pap was because we share a lot in common, I love this dude and I’m glad you like it
*Colter starts to sing* Micheal: uuuhhh let me turn off the volume on this guitar and listen 😂 I had the luck of spending some time with Colter after his concerts, and he's a really cool guy, plus his gigs are awesome. He has a band with him now, trust me, they're worth far more than the cost of the ticket 😉
Seen him live twice now, you're right, seeing him live is worth so much more than the price of the ticket! Wish I was able to stay and talk to him after, but was with people who didn't want to stay and they were my ride, so :(
@@mmmk1616 oh you definitely have to next time! They're all so cool and humble. They'll treat you like a friend, and you'll easily become one, actually 😁👍
i absolutley love colter wall, he was one of the very first country musicians that i fell in love with. i learned this song and i can admit that this song is deff a extremely hard song to get right and it took me months to get right. props to colter and ik he will keep up the great work.
the channel with the best Version of late july is LIE BE ALL im pretty sure "word of mouth" was in there to love them songs lol when he plays in that little pipe thing BE LIE ALL is the channel lol
Been listening to the song of Colters for awhile now and watching your reaction made me hit subscribe. You’re obviously an amazingly educated guitarist but it was the pure joy of just hearing great music for the first time that got me. It felt like I was watching myself. it gives me all the feels and I’m all about that. It’s why I scour the depths of UA-cam ✊🏻🤍
Colter plays alot of his songs with his guitar tuned a full step down with a capo on the second fret.(might not be in this song) this essentially is standard tuning. why does he do this?? my guess it that it allows standard tuning but allows it buzz and slap a little. Also, i know hes not a very big guy, ive seen him live, i think it allows him to play easier with smaller hands. just my guess
Full step down would be capo four. Which is what this song is. Kate Mccanon is half step down capo’ed 2nd fret for standard tuning. And yes...the loose tension allows the rattle and buzz giving it the old school vibe.
I 100 % agree with the person that said, getting to see someone's reaction watching Colter wall for the first time is truly a treat. Colter wall is original in a very talented artist.Luke Combs has it right when he sings we don't need no more pretty boys singing everybody else's song and pretending to be country. Country music is not country music today! Colter wall is a modern-day Waylon Jennings! Check out his song Kate McCannon!
If no one else has suggested it yet, you should also take a look at Shawn James. Some of his tunes have very unorthodox progressions. Another one of the under the radar greats. Cheers
His talking voice matches his look. He sounds like an average mid twenties guy. To me that makes his singing voice even more striking. BTW the song is about Robert Johnson.
It's a play on Robert Johnson's tune, with a modern riff, clearly these days "the devil" is a record exec, wanting him to adapt his sound. Just my two cents ... 👛
Agreed on everything except which version of Late July. Always choose the one in the storm ditch, especially when introducing Shakey to someone: ua-cam.com/video/eUkSTnUK_T0/v-deo.html
Colter Wall has a ton of amazing songs (Johnny Boy's Bones is a collab with Dead South and Bald Butte are 2 more songs of Colter's I love). IMO him and the Dead South are 2 of the amazing bluegrass/outlaw country bands/artists of this generation - and they are both freaking Canadian. Check them out when you get the chance. Deep when the River's High, Spaghetti and Black Lung are some of my faves from them.
I watched different reactions to Colter, and I watch different guitar teachers, but your reaction, man, made me immediately click this Subscribe button :). Loved it. Colter is a True Talent, when I found him accidentally I was literally Crying how good he was.
I love this shit, man. Just heard this song for the first time a few days ago and every expression on your face was exactly how I felt. This young man is talented beyond description.
I just found out about colter wall just yesterday and I loved him the second he started signing. His reaction when he first started to sing was my same reaction, like, you wouldn't guess that's what he looked like, it's so amazing
That face he makes once Colter begins to sing...literally have seen that same face so many times before, showing others who never heard of him before. Just awesome. Would love to see you do more Colter in the future!
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Would definitely recommend checking more from him out if you haven’t already. Sleeping on the blacktop is a great one.
I watched your Nose on the Grindstone video loved it....There were two songs from that session....the other is White House Road.....please do one on that song....ua-cam.com/video/oOIJecsnaWg/v-deo.html
This is not what I expected him to look like lol
Colter: "Well..."
Everyone: *STOPS WHAT THEY'RE DOING AND LISTENS*
I’ve heard this song a thousand times. I STILL pause for a moment 🤔..
his storytelling is more graphic than Stephen King
this is exactly what happens!!! when i show him to other people. its funny to watch their reaction! lolol
That voice man sounds like he smoke a pack gargled rocks and washed it all down with some whisky and it’s beautiful 👌
YES
Colter: "Well..."
Guitar teacher: *forgets about the guitar*
Exactly. Lol! He just starts holding up fingers to let you know what he would play IF he stopped the song.
Getting to see someone listen to Colter wall for the first time is always a treat.
It's definitely a first for me , I'm a freakin' fan from the giddy up!
Pure joy!
It’s like watching people listen to Jinjer for the first time. Lol
My dads reaction when I showed him this video was one of shock and amazement. Colter has such an amazing voice.
@@richardmann4006 I remember seeing a video of a voice coach reacting to Jinjer Pisces and it was great!
I was lucky enough to see Colter perform in a church. His voice in the church was the greatest instrument I’ve ever seen live.
Holy shit that’s epic
Damn that sounds like a dream come true where and when was this? Im sure before he started playing larger venues. I cant wait for him to become more mainstream so i can get tickets that i dont have to drive or fly hours and hours for. Although i kinda hope he doesnt take too many shows bc he is such a beautiful hidden gem
Saw him at the Panoka rodeo in Ab great artist
The man is using a 1936 Walter with no rod. Tuned down 2. There’s no way to recreate this sound. Besides the fact that his influences are people we don’t know. He was a city boy that won’t do interviews because he’s working the ranch. Talk about an inspiration for a California boy that doesn’t belong here.
Good, cause I'ma gonna need this man to go to Heaven!!🎉
I'd pay good money to see a compilation of people reacting to Colter's voice for the first time.
Lol what a priority
kswindl I would too honestly dude he’s just so good
Get a UA-camr on it. That would be good content. That could be an easy half million views for someone
seriously man. every single time. like how the hell does this baby faced boy sound like a 65 yrold dude after 60 years of whiskey and cigars
Well... 😱😆 that one word alone
You've got to love the fact that the look on his face when Colter starts singing is the same one we all made.
Hahahahaha yep.
You know how murder ballads used to be a thing? This dude wrote an amazing one in 2017. It's called Kate Mckannon, check that one out His storytelling is incredible and his fingerpicking is just so good.
Kate McKannon is one of the greatest country songs ever written. Simply amazing!
Couldn't agree more! @Michael, if you're interested in looking at Kate McCannon, this link is from the same recording session at the brewery and it's stellar, think you'd dig it! ua-cam.com/video/hCebq5lLgos/v-deo.html
Love that song
Got to agree man it’s a hella jam!!
Yesssss!
Colter: *opens mouth*
Michael: *visible confusion*
Nobody: ....
Colter Wall: Well,
Everyone: 🤯😍😭💕😏😍🥰
His face when Colter first started singing was all our faces the first time we heard colter. Especially live.
I came here to say the exact same thing!
I just heard him for the first time and yes that is correct
Colter is one of the fastest rising stars from Saskatchewan, Canada. He's the son of a recent premier and has been circling our music scene for a decade. Amazing talent.
I might forgive that you sent Justin Bieber now
What's a "recent premier"?
@@elsvaughn7959 A premier is a provincial leader like a governor in the US.
@@mangycoyotemedia thanks. I thought it was prob like a premiere in England, but wasn't entirely sure since we're talking about a musician
Seeing all these Colter fans recommending Shakey Graves. I have found my people.
We have found each other! Shaky graves in the chamber :)
I am your people.
Was scrolling to see if anyone had suggested Shakey and very pleased to see so. As a native Texan, he's my number one go-to for anything music.
WOO SHAKEY
Also michael kiwanuka
Get yourself someone who looks at you the way Michael looks at Colter.
Keep in mind he is only 24 years old, 19 when this song was released
I heard him first on pandora years ago, saw the video for the first time about 4 months ago. Was completely floored; I thought he was like 40+ by the voice.
to quote my Banjo Player when I showed him this "and so young, the lucky bastard"
holy moly.
Almost met him at Pickathon. At an afterparty I heard a girl behind me say "what was your name again?" (in the voice...) "Colter." I whipped around immediately but he was already headed out. Dude wasn't old enough to drink at the time. Also caught Charley Crockett giving him pointers backstage
Hes 25 or 26 he's a 94 baby
The shock and awe in his face when Colter started singing was priceless. Also you gotta listen to Kate McCannon by Colter. It’s probably one of the greatest modern murder ballads.
TheZestyGoat alongside Andy Schauf’s ‘Wendell Walker’
And Jason Isbell’s “live oak”
"The Ballad of John Mcrae" by The Other Favorites is a solid one too
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Chris Knight respectfully disagrees.
The fact that he is singing playing the guitar like that and hitting that kick drum all in time is amazing
I’m gonna be honest with you, that isn’t incredibly hard.
This isn’t his his most technical song either 🤯
@@charlesentertainmentcheese1 i'm going to be honest with YOU buddy, yes it is.
If it's so easy, where can I listen to your music that's as good as Colter Wall? Go ahead and link the video.
I don't usually like "reaction" videos but this is my first time seeing yours and it's awesome! I'm a big Colter Wall fan, thank you for doing this review!
Thanks!!
The look on anyone's face when they here Colter for the first time, priceless. Never expect it.
Quincy Flint I’m with you ! I hardly watch reactions but being a Colter Wall fan this reaction was one of the best I’ve ever seen. I just subbed this guy he is by far the best reactor I’ve ever seen. He is so real. Thanks
I normally don’t like them either, but this is great. His genuine enjoyment and his little dissections of the music to help you understand it, amazing
I like his reaction videos because, unlike most everyone else who does them, he isn't way up his own ass about his opinion. He just enjoys the music and makes it fun to watch him figure it out.
I know this is older but man oh man Colter’s voice is indescribable. Just watching him sing, it’s like he has to drag it out and I can’t get enough. He’s still underrated as hell. What an amazing artist.
Tyler Childers: nose on the grindstone!!
oh man great shout!
Would love to see that!
please!!
hell yeah! Any of Tyler's stuff is incredible
Colter and Childers duet of Fraulein. Their voices couldn't be more different but they sound great together.
Colter Wall is an absolute monster songwriter, and he makes it look and sound so effortless when it absolutely isn't.
Colter's got some Johnny Cash in his voice. I don't mean he's trying to sound like Cash, he's got his own thing going on. But that deep, dark, mysterious, Ive-seen-some-sh*t quality sounds very Cash to me. Great voice...
Agreed! Definite Cash vibe. Guy is like 5ft, 21yrs old, from Saskatchewan sounding like he's singing a song in some John Wayne movie. Amazing live!
@@RedneckJessi damn good, don't have to be a giant to create a monsterous sound
it's not effortless though. He looks like he is struggling when he sings
Day12My Thats called expression. This is blues not pop this has some soul and buddy this guy sure has got soul.
It's sound like Colter wall.
I was so ignorant to country music before I found this young man, boy did he change my mind! I can't believe the heart and soul expressed in his music, changed my mind for good.
Love Colter. I heard his voice before seeing a video of him singing and it did not match at all when I finally did. Was amazed. Check out “Late July” by Shakey Graves. Great guitar work, and he has a kickdrum suitcase and tambourine playing with his feet.
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Roll the bones is also excellent ua-cam.com/video/sD72LbIk02M/v-deo.html
Shakey Graves, Colter Wall, Tyler Childers, Sturgill Simpson, all my favorite modern country/rock guys.
To cheat code it, a lot of his tunes are in open tuning, but his song The Perfect Parts is in standard.
Love how as soon as colt starts singing he just says f the guitar and focuses on him. Perfect voice
Please do “Sleeping on the blacktop” by Colter
This is one of my favorites! His new album has grown on my, but the mysterious darkness of these older EPs is still my favorite.
AND JOHNNY BOYS BONES
2:25 I love how he rolled off the guitar vol after hearing Colter's voice lol
Ya colter is an amazing artist. I feel no bullshit with him. He ain't no "bro" manufactured country boy band
Hate bro country
The best part about your channel is the remarkable contrast between a real reaction and assessment of the artist’s performance and the hack reaction channels out there. You’re the real deal, Mike.
Saw him live a few years ago with my kiddos. They (he preformed with a group at our concert) sent out security after to come get us and brought all of us backstage to meet them, talked with the kids & took photos, signed some merch and even gifted them some merch too. He & all of them that night were beyond kind and amazing! It meant the world to us, Colter Wall and The Dead South *they're from the same area in Canada, who we also met & they even called our kids to lift their spirits when theyve been in the hospital due to Ehlers Danlos Syndrome* are both amazing musicians and amazing people!
god, colter's voice is so incredible. could suffocate someone to death with all that smoke in his voice
Colter is a total hero. Saskatchewan boy.. heard him a few years ago.. hes also very young in these videos, like 22 I beleive..
I'd like to recommend Shakey Graves - Roll the bones
GREAT video!!! An astoundingly talented and knowledgeable guitar teacher, in grinning, child-like awe of a 20-year-old prodigy/cowboy, reacts in authentic fashion!
Colter has written some good stuff. He has a Robert Johnson/Johnny Cash thing going on. Sings deep and writes old school ballads.
I love the look on his face when Colter says “well”
Guy Clark - The Guitar. That song will give you goosebumps
Facts. Verlon Thompson kills the solo there
'I'm a sucker for details" - great way to put it, I am too but I didn't know how to put it into words.
FYI, Colters dad was the premier (like a governor) of the Saskatchewan province in Canada.
I agree. Had never heard of Colter Wall until my son introduced me to his music. Love love love Colter Wall. The Devil song is is best and I can’t stop listening to it. I am addicted to his voice and guitar playing.
Colter take about this song in an interview, it is about Robert Johnson.
Thank you so so so much for playing that tiny little lick he does in the chorus when he slides from the 4th fret to the 6th. I have no ear for notes and junk and I haven’t been able find that little lick in any tutorial online. He does it in the second chorus of his recorded version on imaginary Appalachia. I know every single note of this song except that lick and you just unknowingly taught me how to do it just by trying to copy him for a second. I’m talking about the thing at 3:45 in case that was confusing.
Colter Wall is the artist that I blindly play for friends and family, to get them to guess what he looks like before they even see him. The responses are ALWAYS interesting. You should all try it too....such an amazing / old school, storytelling sound.
I am not a musically literate person. Can’t read music or play any instruments. But I can tell when the music somebody else is making is awesome. I love this reaction video because this guy who obvious does actually understand something about music is having essentially the same experience I had when I watched this Colter Wall video the first time. Basically, whatever this guy is doing, it’s magic.
You’d love Shakey Graves, check out ‘roll the bones’ from Audiotree
DANIEL GABBITUS shakey man, that brother is a fuckin magician Eh
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And funny as hell to see live
I met Colter once after a show, he said he played a 1937 Martin & didn't have a truss rod so he had to keep it tuned down to keep the neck on it. He signed one of my acoustics too. Cool guy!
He has such a natural ability for storytelling. One of my favorites is Bob Fudge, it almost feels as though you’re following a man through his entire life. He’s honestly one of the most underrated artists to date in my opinion. Truly gifted
I was listening to Colter and I ended up here so I'm listening being your beautiful smile looked awesome " Yes" Colter is fabulous reminds me of the old man in black Johnny Cash I love him. I enjoyed seeing your face listening to him a trick and treat moment. Blessings 🙏🏻
If you liked Colter playing the bass drum while he's playing, you'll love Shakey Graves. Check out Late July, Roll the Bones, Bully's Lament. There's a whole Audiotree Live session with him that's tremendous
Yea, everything about this video from Colter is incredible. The videography, sound, and performance compliment each other perfectly.
I would love to see you react to Tyler Childers “Purgatory” Creek session
His initial reaction to Colters voice was awesome. And damn picked up the melody fast as hell def subscribing to learn from ya brotha
Thanks brother!
I've been a wall fan for a couple years he's masterful.
Man! I had to text this to my dad & boyfriend because we love Colter & your expression was mine when u heard his voice.. glad u found this. Just subscribed to your channel. This was the first & only video of yours I’ve watched. Good job, bro. Glad u liked it as much as I did. I’m glad you saw the art in that the way I did.
Check out all of Tony Rice's work. Church street blues, and the all star jam of freeborn man especially
This guy plays guitar, if he doesn't already know Tony rice already then idk...
The more an more I watch this talented dude I have become a huge fan of his ! Not only do we all get to see great artists but also the fact this guy can pick up anything it is kick ass ! Love it ! An thank you for making me understand chord structure !
His reaction the first time he hears Colter’s voice is priceless.
I have watched so many of these first time Colter Wall exposure videos and the reaction is always the same! Thanks for appreciating him for both his voice in his guitar abilities. He’s a pretty special guy
Kate McCannon is a great murder ballad by Colter, one of the best I’ve heard in general actually
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I first heard his music and I was shocked so I had to listen to all his songs, and by far this is my favorite, my dad wasn’t a big fan of him but my pap was because we share a lot in common, I love this dude and I’m glad you like it
*Colter starts to sing*
Micheal: uuuhhh let me turn off the volume on this guitar and listen 😂
I had the luck of spending some time with Colter after his concerts, and he's a really cool guy, plus his gigs are awesome. He has a band with him now, trust me, they're worth far more than the cost of the ticket 😉
Seen him live twice now, you're right, seeing him live is worth so much more than the price of the ticket! Wish I was able to stay and talk to him after, but was with people who didn't want to stay and they were my ride, so :(
@@mmmk1616 oh you definitely have to next time! They're all so cool and humble. They'll treat you like a friend, and you'll easily become one, actually 😁👍
@@Guy1105Fawkes I hope to, that would be really sweet!
i absolutley love colter wall, he was one of the very first country musicians that i fell in love with. i learned this song and i can admit that this song is deff a extremely hard song to get right and it took me months to get right. props to colter and ik he will keep up the great work.
I don’t have the link but do Shakey Graves, late july
the channel with the best Version of late july is LIE BE ALL im pretty sure "word of mouth" was in there to love them songs lol when he plays in that little pipe thing
BE LIE ALL is the channel lol
When he sings, the reaction. No one believes he actually sounds like that it’s amazing
So glad you done a reaction to Colter.
Love Colter! He's amazing. He's got sooooo many great songs
I'm assuming this got to my feed by watching TheDooo and Tyler Childers videos. This was a chill watch
Been listening to the song of Colters for awhile now and watching your reaction made me hit subscribe. You’re obviously an amazingly educated guitarist but it was the pure joy of just hearing great music for the first time that got me. It felt like I was watching myself. it gives me all the feels and I’m all about that. It’s why I scour the depths of UA-cam ✊🏻🤍
Learned about him watching Hell or High Water. Awesome movie
I love this style of playing. One guy, guitar and a kick drum playing with feeling. Reminds me of Reignwolf.
Colter plays alot of his songs with his guitar tuned a full step down with a capo on the second fret.(might not be in this song) this essentially is standard tuning. why does he do this?? my guess it that it allows standard tuning but allows it buzz and slap a little. Also, i know hes not a very big guy, ive seen him live, i think it allows him to play easier with smaller hands. just my guess
Full step down would be capo four. Which is what this song is. Kate Mccanon is half step down capo’ed 2nd fret for standard tuning. And yes...the loose tension allows the rattle and buzz giving it the old school vibe.
@@jakeruiz7421 no, full step down is capo 2, not 4
I just found him a few months ago myself. What a throw back to the low fi country blues music. I LOVE this guy.
I 100 % agree with the person that said, getting to see someone's reaction watching Colter wall for the first time is truly a treat.
Colter wall is original in a very talented artist.Luke Combs has it right when he sings we don't need no more pretty boys singing everybody else's song and pretending to be country.
Country music is not country music today!
Colter wall is a modern-day Waylon Jennings!
Check out his song Kate McCannon!
Jesus Christ died for your sins please repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand 🤧😯🤒🥱😷🥱
Michael, I had to subscribe because I love your appreciation for details. Your enthusiasm is perfect. Glad I found your channel.
If no one else has suggested it yet, you should also take a look at Shawn James. Some of his tunes have very unorthodox progressions. Another one of the under the radar greats. Cheers
Been listening to Colter wall for a few years and glad he's finally getting the attention he deserves
His talking voice matches his look. He sounds like an average mid twenties guy. To me that makes his singing voice even more striking. BTW the song is about Robert Johnson.
Alaska here.
New to your channel. I so enjoy your enthusiasm. What a joy to watch you, your expressions are true, and what an education you give. T.Y.
when Michael wants to play dirty but he is so used to playing clean...playing Dirty is an Art
This song is actually about how Robert Johnson was rumored to have sold his soul to the Devil to play his guitar like he did.
Did you watch the video? He says this at 9.20
That’s exactly what I thought when I first heard it too!!’
@@eoghan375 yeah but its funny because hes just guessing and is spot on
That's actually how I found Colter Wall, through that story.
It's a play on Robert Johnson's tune, with a modern riff, clearly these days "the devil" is a record exec, wanting him to adapt his sound.
Just my two cents ... 👛
I discovered colter wall like almost a year ago now. This is one of my all time favorite songs. Love this guy.
Please for the love of God watch the audiotree live version of "Late July" by Shakey Graves
I second this. Check out some Shakey!
Agreed on everything except which version of Late July. Always choose the one in the storm ditch, especially when introducing Shakey to someone: ua-cam.com/video/eUkSTnUK_T0/v-deo.html
Agreed
ua-cam.com/video/sD72LbIk02M/v-deo.html yess absolutely
@@keeganpeterson4276 that version is the best one imo that one and word of mouth
Colter Wall has a ton of amazing songs (Johnny Boy's Bones is a collab with Dead South and Bald Butte are 2 more songs of Colter's I love). IMO him and the Dead South are 2 of the amazing bluegrass/outlaw country bands/artists of this generation - and they are both freaking Canadian. Check them out when you get the chance. Deep when the River's High, Spaghetti and Black Lung are some of my faves from them.
Colter starts to sing an it’s like a spell comes over you to listen
Such sincere and pure joy watching this video of someone having sincere and pure joy.
Look up “cowpoke” by Colter Wall. It’ll blow your mind
That song got me legitimately interested in country music
Who ever wrote his song is an amazing artist. Painting pictures through his voice.
A good ole Saskatchewan boy. He is the son of our former premier.
I watched different reactions to Colter, and I watch different guitar teachers, but your reaction, man, made me immediately click this Subscribe button :). Loved it. Colter is a True Talent, when I found him accidentally I was literally Crying how good he was.
Have you heard Mean Mary - Sweet Jezebel? (It’s another musical encounter with the devil)
I love this shit, man. Just heard this song for the first time a few days ago and every expression on your face was exactly how I felt. This young man is talented beyond description.
Have you reacted to Sturgill Simpson? His Tiny Desk Concert is amazing.
Tuned a full step down. Capo 4 brings it back to standard tuning. What a lovely sound. Huge fan of Colter.
“Ben Howard - I forget where we were” the Spotify sessions version
Wall is such an amazing guitarist, like those licks are so sick
I just found out about colter wall just yesterday and I loved him the second he started signing. His reaction when he first started to sing was my same reaction, like, you wouldn't guess that's what he looked like, it's so amazing
This guy's is 24 years old. Must have been smoking a pack a day from his second month in the womb
Austin C eating gravel baby food and drinking whiskey instead of formula
He sounds like my grandpa did, but it took my gramps over 80 years of heavy smoking and drinking lol, and he lived to be a 100
I believe he was 19 when he recorded this as well I think
The pure glee on your face is beautiful and made me happy. That is not all, but that is all I can articulate properly.
Every man is gay for colter wall that’s heard him
Ben Gray NGL id give him a lil pp touch if he asked me to.
The Rustiest Shackleford ahhh its good to see another king of the hill fan still kicking it
It's always awesome seeing somebody enjoy the same sounds that you do. I was like "Yes!!" when Colter started to sing.
listen to his "sleeping on the blacktop"
That face he makes once Colter begins to sing...literally have seen that same face so many times before, showing others who never heard of him before. Just awesome.
Would love to see you do more Colter in the future!