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Goldbrick
1180 posts
Nov 06, 2015
2:30 PM
Who said songwriting is dead- Honky Tonk special- Hillbilly Blues






JInx
1118 posts
Nov 06, 2015
4:11 PM
Sounds great, but ain't it been done before?
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6SN7
598 posts
Nov 07, 2015
5:04 AM
Nice post Goldbrick.
Sturgill Simpson is the best thing out of Nashville or Texas or wherever to hit country music in a very long time.
I had the pleasure of seeing him several times this summer and his band is smoking hot and features a Estonian guitarist named Lil' Joe. Great songwriting , great singing, great performance, best act I have seen this year.
AG posted something about Justin Timberlake on the CMT show the other night. Pretty pathetic when the biggest country music show neglects to put SS on the show, but then again, Sturgill was head lining the Ryman Auditorium that night. Excuse my french, but the CMT show was pure bunk without this guy.

Here;s some clips with his current band

"Turtles All the Way Down" brilliant song. The Dead wish they wrote a drug song as good as this.



Life of Sin. check out this tele player

Last Edited by 6SN7 on Nov 07, 2015 7:09 AM
sonny3
295 posts
Nov 07, 2015
5:22 AM
That line about the Reptile aliens always slays me.Yeah, Sturgill is the shit.
6SN7
599 posts
Nov 07, 2015
7:15 AM
Here's Sturgill singing blues his way. This is a man whose soul you can hear.

KingoBad
1677 posts
Nov 07, 2015
8:20 AM
I got to see Sturgill the night he was nominated for a Grammy. He was awesome! The show was spectacular and he was amazing. I love his tiny desk session.

http://youtu.be/w5cMqD0WqYE
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Danny
LumberjackShark
55 posts
Nov 10, 2015
12:11 PM
Right-on guys!! There's been a not-so-underground movement for real country music and singer-songwriting stuff for quite awhile.... whether you call it Texas Country, Red Dirt, Americana, whatever, it beats the hell out of any Nashville pop crap. Sturgill is it, and there are lots of others putting in the time on the road.

I like blues, but am much more a country/honky tonk guy. I play my harp to lots of it. I'm always looking for something in this style, but when I put in Country Music & Harmonica, I get Home On The Range.... If I'm lucky I'll get Charlie McCoy.

Anyone out there with my craving & knows a thing or two and some licks, let me know.

(I like another thread about pop harp players, it was interesting. How bout some harp player on the real country side....)

Last Edited by LumberjackShark on Nov 10, 2015 1:32 PM


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