I'm not even American but i love this song sooo bad. Everytime i listen to this song i feel like I am an outlaw of the 19th century, riding my badass horse. Greetings from Greece.
Not Country it's Bluegrass. There is a difference. Ky. Hillbilly here. Heard Bluegrass winding down the hollar drifting through the tree's, skipping over the creek many times. Bluegrass came from the hills and mountains of Ky. Scotts, English, Irish sound incorporated the banjo from the South with a mournful solitairy sound. The hardships of the hills is what makes it personal to those who get it. ✌️☯️🎶
White guy blues is what I say. Seriously though, if they didn't say yall and weren't white, it'd be blues. Lots of country and bluegrass can be crossed over as blues, no problem. Just depends on perspective.
It's all about the money and who got a contract, who was marketable. It's the industry and who they can make money from. Steeldrivers are relatively well known and did well for themselves in a real successful way. Chris has a really special voice that is one of a kind and he made some good choices with his career.
This is the first I'm hearing this band. Definitely goin on a deep dive with them soon. And to the 3,000 people who disliked this, they wouldn't know good country music if it slapped em in the face.
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I'm a Towboat Captain & the Ole Mighty Mississippi is my home away from home...next time y'all standing on the bank &you hear this song jamming out of the wheelhouse of a boat.. just know its me! this song JAMS!!
Reminds me of my childhood when my dad's cousins and mine would come over with their banjos n spoons. Everyone sat around and jammed. Everyone. It was a good childhood.
@@cardinalsausage8486 LOL Nope, the late 20th Century. Not the 19th lol! It really wasn't that long ago when the world was like this believe it or not. Fresno, CA used to be full of farmers and my dad's cousins had a Bluegrass band.
@@Beansie how old? Like 40? Your still kickin dust and what not. I'm sure you had a good trail behind ya, just when ya do go. Lay that banjo steadily where it may forever stand where you lye.
Late one night behind corn whiskey I fell asleep with a guitar in my hand I dreamed about the ghosts of Mississippi And the blues came walkin' in like a man Without a word I passed that guitar over He tuned it up like I'd never seen A crooked smile was his expression Then he closed his eyes and began to sing Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be When I woke up I looked into the mirror I saw no reflection for a while But as my eyes came into focus I recognized that crooked smile Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be Late one night behind corn whiskey I fell asleep with a guitar in my hand I dreamed about the ghosts of Mississippi And the blues came walkin' like a man Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
SteelDrivers is always a great sound ,always a blessing. Chris was a wonderful addition . Now we have their music and his music to enjoy. Both move my soul to the core. Thank y'all for your gift.
Im Mexican American born and bred in The farmlands of middle California Hell! Ive never been down to the South! But I swear in a past life I was livin in the deep south.This music cuts into my heart . Damn it!
I’m Mexican American and I love country and blues brotha. Nothing wrong with putting on your boots, jumping on your atv with your bow and a cooler mounted to the back to practice your shot with your buds and your girl
I'm a detail officer and I've actually had some old school blues singers for inmates and this reminds me of one of the old chain gang songs that they would sing
Unless they killed somebody, or committed a violent crime like armed robbery, they shouldn't have been in prison. It's completely fkd up we have made an industry of jailing people. But it is the new de facto slave.trade.
@@patriciaalberts4026 so we don't punish people for stealing or commuting fraud???? Should we just impose a fine on them and not jail them?? Then you liberals would again complain that the system supports the rich ... Either give a better system or just fuck off.
@@patriciaalberts4026 Its obvious you haven't had the chance to be a victim of crime. Your a simpleton, don't impose your bullshit on the rest of society that actually lives/works in the world you shy away from. ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
@@patriciaalberts4026 you got all that right...the democrat communist kkk party is still in the slaver business and they use the cops to keep the jails full of free labor these days.
@@snow-rm3jx did I say that? Let me guess. You're white. Probably middle class. You've never been affected by systemic racism and cash bonds that you can't pay. Jailed even though you were innocent because you can't post bond. Jailed for years even though you were acquitted at trial. Because you couldn't post cash bonds
As a proud and grateful native resident of Mississippi, I make exception for this song because it’s just that good. Ain’t nothing like the history, the culture, the real spiritual experience of Southern Gothic music. God bless this sound.
I am so glad that Chris Stapleton is finally in the Spotlight. I love this Blues Grass Project, SteelDrivers and especially this song. I live a couple of miles from the Mississippi River and go over to Natchez quite a bit. Nothing like driving up and down those hills and roads where History was made. From the Natchez Indians, French, Spanish, English and everything in between. This song sums it up perfectly.
If that ole damn Yankee spent some time in Mississippi he would have met some friendly down to earth folks. He's just singing about some sheet he read about in the fifties when the Democrats ran things.. Jim Crow and his gang.
i did not know this was Chris Stapleton sing. When i started reading the comments i was like I'll be damned lmao. makes sense and no wonder they sound so familiar. 😂
LYRICS: Late one night behind corn whiskey I fell asleep with a guitar in my hand I dreamed about the ghosts of Mississippi And the blues came walkin' in like a man Without a word I passed that guitar over He tuned it up like I'd never seen A crooked smile was his expression Then he closed his eyes and began to sing Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be When I woke up I looked into the mirror I saw no reflection for a while But as my eyes came into focus I recognized that crooked smile Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be Late one night behind corn whiskey I fell asleep with a guitar in my hand I dreamed about the ghosts of Mississippi And the blues came walkin' like a man Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be Oh Lord why have you forsaken me Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
friggen luv this song....only i change chorus to...oh lord why have you forsaken me.....got me down in elk city where I dont wanna be. been in hell since '95 get me out of here...!!!! Great song....been playing it back to back for the past 4 days...!!
Quel dommage qu'une majorité de Français passent à coté de ce morceau génial. Soyez rassurés il en existe quand même. Continuez, vous avez toute mon énergie pour vous soutenir.
This album played and replayed when I made jewellery.. it's so good...get lost in it.. supreme stuff...and introduced me to Chris Stapleton...none finer
I was at a bar that was playing a bunch of crap modern country pop on Pandora where amongst the sad, pathetic sound of so called country singers trying to be rappers, this gem arose from the sewage. How it got there I don't know, but that 6 minutes and 14 seconds almost completely makes up for the 2 hours of that other shit.
I probably don't live too far from you---live south of Ocala----like to go on the Ocklawaha River---the wild unfucked up parts of it that still remain---we are fast losing what is left of "old Florida." I'd help stoke that fire and pretty soon----can bring some Florida made "shine" to the party.....play this song and some other kick ass music----like Ray Wylie Hubbard's "South of the River!!" A true kick ass song for sure--no lame assed "pop goes the country" bullshit that they play on the commercial country radio stations----Saw RWH last fall at the St. Augustine Ampitheater---he did a kick ass show! To those who say that they are Mississippi River Rats--I am an Ohio River, river rat----I first went on that river before I could walk and boated it on and off for years----till just a few years ago----but I am not done with that river and the rest of the rivers connected with it and the Mighty Mississip….even though for now----the St. Johns and the Ock are "my rivers" being back down here in Florida again....I was on the seas for pretty much four years back when I was in the Coast Guard-----but I always found myself missing rivers---to me----something special about them. The ocean is pretty---but rivers---something special about them that I just cannot describe....
Everytime I play this in any bar I am in, I get almost everyone in there asking to write down who it is... So they can remeber it!!! Love this band!!!!
I'm 25 years young and live just a tab bit north of ya'll up in British Columbia. I love this! We got the good old muddy Fraser river running through our back yard. Great fishin'. Especially in the fall for Salmon :)
i have a friend over there workin on some drone base, said its as hot and dusty as hell. It made him miss New Jersey and signed up for the express purpose of escaping that shithole.
I posted this comment on another song by the SteelDrivers but it applies even more so on this song... "Many bluegrass bands should stick to instrumentals, others should stick to their stills. SteelDrivers aren't in either of those classes. Quality instrumentals, strong vocals and lyrics that come from the roots of bluegrass. Great stuff all the way through." I better be careful though as I could post this on quite a few of their songs.
I liked the Steeldrivers before I liked Chris Stapleton, I had no idea he was in that band. It's obvious now that I'm listening to the Steeldrivers again.
Heard this song on You Tube while viewing forgotten Southern Mansions, so appropriate, this music is poetic and instrumentally beautiful, so much so it breaks your heart to think of the losses of a former time in history. Bought the CD---Great Value !
The fiddle player is a godess from heaven she kicks ass on that fiddle 🎻the rest of the band also is a perfection of I believe God's work 💪 very strong and bluegrass powerful alliance ohio 🙌 love you steeldrivers
This process this band uses is timeless and seamless. They remove any difficulty we may have to appreciate the multi-dimensional flow of their message.
Exactly it's basically the idea that you could have many layers to it but the main aspect or reality of it is there is nothing more because you can't sell your soul so you wake up believing that s*** that would have been cooler would have been nice and I mean it was just a drunken nightmare
This awesome. I really wish that the so called "country" music these days wasn't so "Hollywood" like. I can't even listen to the radio these days and I live in NW Montana far from any damn city.
LOL...put some tunes you like on your iPhone and play them on your Bose Wave sound system or you can link to the radio in your Prius ...just kidding ;), I know what you mean though.
Ed Jones most everything is catchy, trendy, empty, hollow these days. And it's only getting worse. Seek truth now, while we have time. This fallen world is falling away. Find peace in your soul, trust Jesus Christ & stay strong brother 👐
Ed Jones Check out some Cody Jinks, Whitey Morgan, Ward Davis, Sturgill Simpson, Whiskey Myers, or Sunny Sweeney. They are all youngish but very talented traditional style country music artists. I have seen 3 of those mentioned in person in the last year, Ward Davis twice, and plan on seeing the rest soon.
Montana was settled by a whole lot of Confederates after the Civil War...filled in by immigrants after that. We are bout half country up here, except for some of the California implants driving teslas and subarus. This music runs through our blood.
I just got here from Band of Heathens! I had no Idea who this band was and I kept thinking, man this guy sounds just like Chris Stapleton!! Then I read the comments and realized was him!! Soo Cool!!!!
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I'm not even American but i love this song sooo bad. Everytime i listen to this song i feel like I am an outlaw of the 19th century, riding my badass horse. Greetings from Greece.
Not only am I from America, I am from Mississippi.
Haha, you've still got Psariots ;)
Maybe late 19th century 👍
Lemme tell ya this...it’s overrated
Same here just discovered it.
Not Country it's Bluegrass. There is a difference. Ky. Hillbilly here. Heard Bluegrass winding down the hollar drifting through the tree's, skipping over the creek many times. Bluegrass came from the hills and mountains of Ky. Scotts, English, Irish sound incorporated the banjo from the South with a mournful solitairy sound. The hardships of the hills is what makes it personal to those who get it. ✌️☯️🎶
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Bluegrass has a lot of overlap with country and could be considered a piece of the big country-folk web
God dam mo fo u boot goot itz
White guy blues is what I say. Seriously though, if they didn't say yall and weren't white, it'd be blues. Lots of country and bluegrass can be crossed over as blues, no problem. Just depends on perspective.
KY bluegrass has a lot of overlap with country. Carolina bluegrass however is fast and fun. Not as country adjacent.
Why is this not more popular????? I don’t understand how Chris Stapleton is such a world renowned voice yet The Steel Drivers go unnoticed????????
Mainly because “country music radio” focuses more on what’s popular, hence why chris went solo.
It's all about the money and who got a contract, who was marketable. It's the industry and who they can make money from. Steeldrivers are relatively well known and did well for themselves in a real successful way. Chris has a really special voice that is one of a kind and he made some good choices with his career.
@HH-hj6mx besides the countless hits he wrote and or produced for many other artist prior to going on his own as they led him to do.
14 million views isn't a bad number.
I don’t care for Chris solo usually way too slow
I don't always listen to the SteelDrivers but when I do, so do the neighbors.
Istina,tak i moji
Thanks... I am his neighbor
Me too.
Lol same
Seems like that with me the same way
This is the first I'm hearing this band. Definitely goin on a deep dive with them soon. And to the 3,000 people who disliked this, they wouldn't know good country music if it slapped em in the face.
Fuck'em anyway!
This is closure to Blue Grass than Country music.
@@adamclark5895 Blend of blue grass, blues and folk. Stapleton definetely sounds bluesy
Those 3,000 people are down in Mississippi and like it there
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That chorus is pure shine straight out of a Kentucky holler with a little dab of muddy Louisiana swampland.
Sean Meece correct you are lol
Sean Meece oh that was a good un
Yes!!!
YES!!
But nothing Mississippi
I'm a Towboat Captain & the Ole Mighty Mississippi is my home away from home...next time y'all standing on the bank &you hear this song jamming out of the wheelhouse of a boat.. just know its me! this song JAMS!!
You just may hear this blasting in my wheelhouse as well lol
Josh Buck I am jealous, however anytime I am near the old Mississippi I will listen for you. And send you a hello.
That's badass
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Im the guy on the banks with a fishing pole in my hand a big fat doobie in my mouth waiving to you.....
Born and raised northeastern Mississippian. Been picking guitar my whole life, our blues culture is deeper than most can imagine.
As a european, who never had some business with country/bluegrass-music, I have to say: This is awesome!
It's great to hear a good Bluegrass band with Alabama roots, you guys are great!
David O ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!
Sorry .... but Chris is from Kentucky.
less alabma and more the tennesee valley. Upper bama middle tenesse and lower middle kentucky
Mr. Tophat ....All up in that region... Lol
i hope 2 hell you dont call that bluegrass, i really dont know what you would call it but it shure as hell ain't bluegrass...
I fell asleep with a whiskey in my hand and I woke up listening to The Steeldrivers, amazing what whiskey can do.
Reminds me of my childhood when my dad's cousins and mine would come over with their banjos n spoons. Everyone sat around and jammed. Everyone. It was a good childhood.
Bro you most been born in the 1800’s
@@cardinalsausage8486 LOL Nope, the late 20th Century. Not the 19th lol! It really wasn't that long ago when the world was like this believe it or not. Fresno, CA used to be full of farmers and my dad's cousins had a Bluegrass band.
*Beansie* well jokes on me then lmao
@@cardinalsausage8486 Not so much bro....I'm still old af
@@Beansie how old? Like 40? Your still kickin dust and what not. I'm sure you had a good trail behind ya, just when ya do go. Lay that banjo steadily where it may forever stand where you lye.
The blues came walking like a man. ;) ~ This is what I needed.
I sing "oh Lord, thank you for blessin' me! Got me down in Mississippi right where I wanna be!". LOVE this song and the group!!!!
oldchickenlady love my adopted State of Mississippi!
Thank God for missippi
I love Mississippi, it’s where I live and it’s where I always will live
actually, it's "where I don't wanna be!".
@@markroeder2491 what’s bad about Mississippi
Late one night behind corn whiskey
I fell asleep with a guitar in my hand
I dreamed about the ghosts of Mississippi
And the blues came walkin' in like a man
Without a word I passed that guitar over
He tuned it up like I'd never seen
A crooked smile was his expression
Then he closed his eyes and began to sing
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
When I woke up I looked into the mirror
I saw no reflection for a while
But as my eyes came into focus
I recognized that crooked smile
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
Late one night behind corn whiskey
I fell asleep with a guitar in my hand
I dreamed about the ghosts of Mississippi
And the blues came walkin' like a man
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
A man of the people!
Girl!!!! Thanks 🙏❤️🤗
It just don't get any better than this!
Good but one line is I saw an old reflection for while
Front of the line with you!
SteelDrivers is always a great sound ,always a blessing. Chris was a wonderful addition . Now we have their music and his music to enjoy. Both move my soul to the core. Thank y'all for your gift.
Oregonians here saying damn fine work, some of the only "Popular" music we like, has that same spirit as devil makes three.
I have all ways loved this man god bless you johnny
22 years old and I love oldies country (and this)!
Same. 22 and only country I love
Zsanine Turner I have my mom to thank for that.
21 here almost 22 lmao
Im Mexican American born and bred in The farmlands of middle California Hell! Ive never been down to the South! But I swear in a past life I was livin in the deep south.This music cuts into my heart . Damn it!
intersting chatter chatter.....the south is great place to be....it’s not what you see on tv .......come visit one day and you’ll see
I’m Mexican American and I love country and blues brotha. Nothing wrong with putting on your boots, jumping on your atv with your bow and a cooler mounted to the back to practice your shot with your buds and your girl
I am Mexican from the Central Valley of California, and I love this music. My wife calls me a Mexibilly. I think that's an accurate title.
This group is awesome love the style and the sound is awesome bringing that southern sound back
Ever been stuck somewhere you didn’t wanna be? This is the blues for that. 🔥
never a false moment. this is music i can trust.
popbottle Yeah, the blues kinda does that to a man.
I'm a detail officer and I've actually had some old school blues singers for inmates and this reminds me of one of the old chain gang songs that they would sing
Unless they killed somebody, or committed a violent crime like armed robbery, they shouldn't have been in prison. It's completely fkd up we have made an industry of jailing people.
But it is the new de facto slave.trade.
@@patriciaalberts4026 so we don't punish people for stealing or commuting fraud???? Should we just impose a fine on them and not jail them?? Then you liberals would again complain that the system supports the rich ... Either give a better system or just fuck off.
@@patriciaalberts4026 Its obvious you haven't had the chance to be a victim of crime. Your a simpleton, don't impose your bullshit on the rest of society that actually lives/works in the world you shy away from. ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
@@patriciaalberts4026 you got all that right...the democrat communist kkk party is still in the slaver business and they use the cops to keep the jails full of free labor these days.
@@snow-rm3jx did I say that?
Let me guess. You're white. Probably middle class. You've never been affected by systemic racism and cash bonds that you can't pay. Jailed even though you were innocent because you can't post bond.
Jailed for years even though you were acquitted at trial. Because you couldn't post cash bonds
Chris Stapleton voice is so great, he's so talented, he's also a great song writer ❤❤
As a proud and grateful native resident of Mississippi, I make exception for this song because it’s just that good. Ain’t nothing like the history, the culture, the real spiritual experience of Southern Gothic music. God bless this sound.
Honestly the early history is interesting. Anything after the 1850’s or the civil war not so much.
@@seanhartnett79 why not?
@@nathanadkins4696 well the after the civil war Mississippi reversed its social progress.
@@nathanadkins4696 it is interesting but much like the trail of tears not good.
I am so glad that Chris Stapleton is finally in the Spotlight. I love this Blues Grass Project, SteelDrivers and especially this song. I live a couple of miles from the Mississippi River and go over to Natchez quite a bit. Nothing like driving up and down those hills and roads where History was made. From the Natchez Indians, French, Spanish, English and everything in between. This song sums it up perfectly.
The Mississippi River is practically in my backyard. Love fishing it. Pretty dirty though. At least where I'm at.
+Al B Gives good catfish though.
The Mississippi is literally a block away from my house
+FutureJarhead3 what state?
Al B Wisconsin
Still one of the bests “feel good” type songs ever. Steeldrivers never will get old.
Swear if Stapleton recorded himself crapping in a paper sack it would still sound amazing
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Google it
That thought creep into your mind, all on its own, there, bud?
@@jrayproductions7790 hahahahaha
U not wrong tho
Love the Blues Grass sound of the Steeldrivers, every musician and singer is incredible!
In their greatest song, the SteelDrivers discuss the unending misery that is spending more than seven minutes in the state of Mississippi.
I mean true. I'm from the Sip but why is it so bad exactly?? 😂
If that ole damn Yankee spent some time in Mississippi he would have met some friendly down to earth folks. He's just singing about some sheet he read about in the fifties when the Democrats ran things.. Jim Crow and his gang.
Dude. Love the Sip. Wish I was back there now. Stuck up in this Yankee state where I don't wana be.
My new favourite band!! 🇺🇸🤠 as real as music gets, pure authenticity 🎻🎸 true country music!! 👌
This is my new FAVOURITE JAM 😊 So damn catchy 👍
I from Biloxi Mississippi grow up in MCcomb Mississippi loving this Keep on Brother👍👍👍👍👍👌
Hell yeah im from west lincoln in brookhaven brother
Nice to see another Mississippi boy here
Born in Slidell, LA, living in Moss Point, MS.
I have a new obsession for bluegrass music thanks to the steeldrivers. This is amazing
Jesus.... This song was such a pull. G'hatdamn!
i did not know this was Chris Stapleton sing. When i started reading the comments i was like I'll be damned lmao. makes sense and no wonder they sound so familiar. 😂
Chris Stapleton also sang for the Jompson Brothers
LYRICS:
Late one night behind corn whiskey
I fell asleep with a guitar in my hand
I dreamed about the ghosts of Mississippi
And the blues came walkin' in like a man
Without a word I passed that guitar over
He tuned it up like I'd never seen
A crooked smile was his expression
Then he closed his eyes and began to sing
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
When I woke up I looked into the mirror
I saw no reflection for a while
But as my eyes came into focus
I recognized that crooked smile
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
Late one night behind corn whiskey
I fell asleep with a guitar in my hand
I dreamed about the ghosts of Mississippi
And the blues came walkin' like a man
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
Oh Lord why have you forsaken me
Got me down in Mississippi where I don't want to be
You forgot the "Well I already know one thing" at the end, lol.
friggen luv this song....only i change chorus to...oh lord why have you forsaken me.....got me down in elk city where I dont wanna be. been in hell since '95 get me out of here...!!!! Great song....been playing it back to back for the past 4 days...!!
YO THIS IS STRAIGHT HEAT WTF
I'm from the Ozarks...sound like home..songs written in the winds.
Ronin Williams Ozarks are beautiful
Ronin Williams what part of the Ozarks I'm near mountain home
Stoway421 the Branson area
Awesome
Stoway421 ill go back to retire...Charleston is too flat
Quel dommage qu'une majorité de Français passent à coté de ce morceau génial. Soyez rassurés il en existe quand même. Continuez, vous avez toute mon énergie pour vous soutenir.
I've seen this band a dozen times or more. They NEVER disappoint. I love feeling the steel drivers loud and live. Best band ever.
Hello there 👋 how are you doing today??
Yea I hear you. My neighbors don't hear the MUSIC .BUT THEY DAMN SURE HEAR ME SINGING THE SONG .LOL
Nice tunes these Kats will take you home nomatter where you live.
Richard Klempke Never been to Mississippi but it speaks to the soul and brings you home.
Best blue grass band ever. The blues came walking up like a man. Without a word I hand that Guitar over. So good
this is good ole delta swamp music
This album played and replayed when I made jewellery.. it's so good...get lost in it.. supreme stuff...and introduced me to Chris Stapleton...none finer
Incredible song
Brooklyn NY is listening this masterpiece too.
drinken that Tennessee shine now prayen the devil don't find us before we make it to Mississippi
I was at a bar that was playing a bunch of crap modern country pop on Pandora where amongst the sad, pathetic sound of so called country singers trying to be rappers, this gem arose from the sewage. How it got there I don't know, but that 6 minutes and 14 seconds almost completely makes up for the 2 hours of that other shit.
Best comment ever
Hahahahahahaha too funny!
Are you me?
I agree 100%
Chris Stapleton has a way of doing that
Damn I need a rippin bonfire with a jar of shine. This song makes me wanna yell at the moon and make these Florida swamps come alive.
Clay Armontl
I probably don't live too far from you---live south of Ocala----like to go on the Ocklawaha River---the wild unfucked up parts of it that still remain---we are fast losing what is left of "old Florida." I'd help stoke that fire and pretty soon----can bring some Florida made "shine" to the party.....play this song and some other kick ass music----like Ray Wylie Hubbard's "South of the River!!" A true kick ass song for sure--no lame assed "pop goes the country" bullshit that they play on the commercial country radio stations----Saw RWH last fall at the St. Augustine Ampitheater---he did a kick ass show! To those who say that they are Mississippi River Rats--I am an Ohio River, river rat----I first went on that river before I could walk and boated it on and off for years----till just a few years ago----but I am not done with that river and the rest of the rivers connected with it and the Mighty Mississip….even though for now----the St. Johns and the Ock are "my rivers" being back down here in Florida again....I was on the seas for pretty much four years back when I was in the Coast Guard-----but I always found myself missing rivers---to me----something special about them. The ocean is pretty---but rivers---something special about them that I just cannot describe....
Me too
Where in Florida? Used to stay in Kissimmee.
Clay Armontrout
As a Florida girl, I can agree with this sentiment.
See I like this one line made me a fan and it went like this "The Blues came walking like a man!"
Amazing artists and an amazing song! I love the SteelDrivers and Chris Stapleton!
Wow 🥺😳 I'm hooked like a catfish onna chicken liver!!! Thank God for Steel Drivers,!!🤸💣❤️💪🙏🤘😎😊👌
These dudes are amazing. One of the best songs I’ve ever heard
I love it. People who don't listen to country resonate with it.
This brings back so many memories from when I lived in Mississippi for all my life till I was18
Just heard this . I love it
Everytime I play this in any bar I am in, I get almost everyone in there asking to write down who it is... So they can remeber it!!! Love this band!!!!
I grew up my entire life near the bank near the Mississippi river, y'all folk should come visit if you haven't see what true country folk look like.
HEEEEEEEEYYY! DAMN! This song & band resonate through my bones!
I'm born and raised southern Mississippi and my husband is from New Orleans. This band is amazing!
i was on a Chris Stapelton tangent when i found this tune........its definitley on par with awesomeness.
Joey L21st 1244677890yon
Mississippi, love it, it is a different country of it own, lived there , real south of another kind
The best song I've heard in a very long time. Looping this one. God damn, this is perfect.
I was in Mississippi in July of 2023 and yeah that’s accurate where I don’t wanna be 😂 it’s to hot down there
New favorite song. These guys are so good. What a great sound.
nothing bad has ever come from this guy. Jesus so much talent in one song. all of these artist compliment eachother so well
I'm 25 years young and live just a tab bit north of ya'll up in British Columbia. I love this! We got the good old muddy Fraser river running through our back yard. Great fishin'. Especially in the fall for Salmon :)
I'm 25 as well! It is great to know that people my age love this sort of music too. Let's bring it back!
Yeee :)
I'm younger than both of you, and this is what me and a lot of my friends listen to as well.
also, listen to some Marty Robbins.
Whoa. That is impressively old skool.
+Ron W ... Lame-Ass Award of the year. You're so full of shit
(smfh@yourdumbass)
Love from Djibouti, Africa!
...if you're ever deployed here I'm so sorry lol.
Hahaha that place blows as a det site
You poor feller
i have a friend over there workin on some drone base, said its as hot and dusty as hell. It made him miss New Jersey and signed up for the express purpose of escaping that shithole.
You guys have electricity? Never would have guessed.
Camp LemonHead. Don't miss it at all...
Blasting this in the garage turned it off neighbor yelled thank you he must like the steeldrivers so I turned it back on🤘
Uhhh.. where have I been?? Late to the party! But! I'm here! I love this band!
sick tune. cheers
this is giving everyone a run for the money. good job.
Top.god bless you from Morocco
I posted this comment on another song by the SteelDrivers but it applies even more so on this song... "Many bluegrass bands should stick to instrumentals, others should stick to their stills. SteelDrivers aren't in either of those classes. Quality instrumentals, strong vocals and lyrics that come from the roots of bluegrass. Great stuff all the way through." I better be careful though as I could post this on quite a few of their songs.
I liked the Steeldrivers before I liked Chris Stapleton, I had no idea he was in that band. It's obvious now that I'm listening to the Steeldrivers again.
Much love from MS
I'm from Laurel, MS. I live in New Mexico. I'm a ghost of Mississippi. Except I want to be back in Mississippi.
That's a mighty fine a'picken and a'singen! Yee yee!
Cross Roads Productions yep!
YEE YEE
Skee yee
Hop on in while you give it a think!
Damn! We're in a tight spot!
I love when bands throw out a country song that keeps the embers alive.
This is what happens when great musicians make the music they wanna make, for no reason other than their absolute love of playing.
Dark Country music brought me here. This song is awesome.
Wish I could play this music during my streams lol. Goddamn this band deserves more attention.
Heard this song on You Tube while viewing forgotten Southern Mansions, so appropriate, this music is poetic and instrumentally beautiful, so much so it breaks your heart to think of the losses of a former time in history. Bought the CD---Great Value !
The Steel Drivers make me feel like I'm riding my horse right now in my pasture
The fiddle player is a godess from heaven she kicks ass on that fiddle 🎻the rest of the band also is a perfection of I believe God's work 💪 very strong and bluegrass powerful alliance ohio 🙌 love you steeldrivers
This process this band uses is timeless and seamless. They remove any difficulty we may have to appreciate the multi-dimensional flow of their message.
Exactly it's basically the idea that you could have many layers to it but the main aspect or reality of it is there is nothing more because you can't sell your soul so you wake up believing that s*** that would have been cooler would have been nice and I mean it was just a drunken nightmare
The music holds my soul right😮 loved it...
This awesome. I really wish that the so called "country" music these days wasn't so "Hollywood" like. I can't even listen to the radio these days and I live in NW Montana far from any damn city.
LOL...put some tunes you like on your iPhone and play them on your Bose Wave sound system or you can link to the radio in your Prius ...just kidding ;), I know what you mean though.
Ed Jones most everything is catchy, trendy, empty, hollow these days. And it's only getting worse. Seek truth now, while we have time. This fallen world is falling away. Find peace in your soul, trust Jesus Christ & stay strong brother 👐
Ed Jones
Check out some Cody Jinks, Whitey Morgan, Ward Davis, Sturgill Simpson, Whiskey Myers, or Sunny Sweeney. They are all youngish but very talented traditional style country music artists. I have seen 3 of those mentioned in person in the last year, Ward Davis twice, and plan on seeing the rest soon.
Same said well
Montana was settled by a whole lot of Confederates after the Civil War...filled in by immigrants after that. We are bout half country up here, except for some of the California implants driving teslas and subarus. This music runs through our blood.
I just got here from Band of Heathens! I had no Idea who this band was and I kept thinking, man this guy sounds just like Chris Stapleton!! Then I read the comments and realized was him!! Soo Cool!!!!
Oh Lord - great song, great sound!!
My favs are blue side of the mountain and hear the willow cry this one is def banger as well 😎 ✌️ ❤️ from Wv
OLD TYME MUSIC FOR A YOUNG GENERATION!!!! FUCKIN RIGHT!!!!
I've jammed this album so much I am surprised my device still works
Mind your language young feller this is a public market
Keys man here. You are knocking it outa the box here. One fine ass song here. 🎶🤘🎹
real country music right here
drippin wet YEE YEE
drippin wet yeah fuck Blake Shelton this shit is good
Well, its bluegrass, but close enough
I came from Crypt's microphone video.
Thank you for singing this music. 😁
Great song
Love n Respect from down here in South Mississippi.