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would LOVE to see the Muppets perform this one
Meh, not for me, but it paints a clear picture, like so much country, rap, bluegrass, opera, goth, etc.
Just a little too on the nose for me.
Just a little too on the nose for me.
IndyDoug wrote:
On the left down the way, both past the ford off the main road...
Is Whitehouse Road in the same holler as Copperhead Road?
On the left down the way, both past the ford off the main road...
Is there any original melodies left in country music? Sounds just like 99% of the other modern country music.
Is Whitehouse Road in the same holler as Copperhead Road?
New to me; I like it! 👍🏻
ckcotton wrote:
Really? For me it barely classifies as country; the bluegrass is stronger in this song. A lot of his stuff is very folk traditional inspired but with his own unique modern take. Is it just the twangy voice you don't like? Unlike some country artists that's actually how his speaking voice sounds.
I'm not a fan at all of the glam mainstream pop-country at all, but Childers is completely different. Very skilled writer and guitarist with refreshingly honest lyrics, mostly addressing the harsh realities of life in rural Appalachia. If memory serves he donates the proceeds from some of his work to social causes in that region.
Uggg more Country?
Really? For me it barely classifies as country; the bluegrass is stronger in this song. A lot of his stuff is very folk traditional inspired but with his own unique modern take. Is it just the twangy voice you don't like? Unlike some country artists that's actually how his speaking voice sounds.
I'm not a fan at all of the glam mainstream pop-country at all, but Childers is completely different. Very skilled writer and guitarist with refreshingly honest lyrics, mostly addressing the harsh realities of life in rural Appalachia. If memory serves he donates the proceeds from some of his work to social causes in that region.
"Get me higher than a grocery bill" is an unfortunately stronger metaphor now than in 2017
Uggg more Country?