Austin City Limits Interview with Sturgill Simpson
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- čas přidán 19. 01. 2017
- Sturgill Simpson talks about the turning point in his career and how reading influences his songwriting.
Watch Austin City Limits on PBS. For more visit acltv.com. - Hudba
I'm glad he's getting his due. I knew three different people (family and friends) that took the same exact path he did through the navy, complete with all the fumbles and struggles, and none of them came out this well. I'm very happy Sturgill has come out of this so centered and shares the experience with people so they can realize this is not an uncommon story and you can come back from that dark place. So thank you to Sturgill, I believe this record could change lives.
This evening, for the first time during this year's Blues fest in Ottawa (Canada) i heard a tune and a voice that stirred my soul the way that Muddy Waters singing did. I stopped everything -- I could hear from my balcony - and i listened . When it was over I wanted more. I went online to find out from the schedule who that artist was. I am delighted to have discovered this amazing musician and singer. Thank you Sturgill for coming to Ottawa. God bless.
I know how you feel - it was just like Christmas for me when I discovered his music. Enjoy getting to hear all that you can!
It's interesting how he seems to gather his thoughts before he opens his mouth. On old soul, perhaps. Or at least very thoughtful. I wish the interviewer hadn't used so many clichéd questions and comments. "It's been a great ride and a long ride ahead of you." "Make the most of it and take one day at a time." But Sturgill is gracious and takes it all in stride. And his music is so damn good.
Rodinmod I saw an MF DOOM interview and he did the same thing with waiting to answer the question until he's gathered his thoughts. For sure a sign of an intellectual kinda guy.
he is bringing back real country music.
He is super low key because he is real and probably sleep deprived and even depressed like the rest of us. He isn’t fake and that is what makes him super good
I love him. I am glad to be alive to witness this man's music. There aren't many artists that can move my soul nowadays.
I love your comment... I can't agree more. It's like you get to witness something great
Thanks Sturgill for all the great music.
Saw him open for John prine at radio City music Hall. Just him and his guitar. Best show ever.
I am...jealous
Congrats on the Grammy!
I like how you can tell that he has no idea how friggin good he is, like it’s still just a hobby for him. I’m like his mom, “I don’t care if you hit it big, cause your already #1”.
Great stuff!
from Ohio, going to Arizona this weekend to see him March 17th 2018 !!!!!
So how was the show? 😀
Over most ‘country music’ fans heads
Good stuff
He sure does wear the shit out of that shirt
He looks so stoned in this interview lol
....and? 😂
@@benf8706 nothing wrong just made me laugh
I just love him
Everyone says he sounds like Waylon. He definitely picks like old hoss, but his voice sounds a lot like Keith Whitley, and Vern Gosdon
I can listen to quite a few sturgill songs and automatically hear Waylon in his voice.
this guy is Waylon reincarnated!!! love his voice!!! and the sound of the band...
I see Rocky Balboa too. lol
Look the first time I heard him sing I thought I was being punked. He sounds so much like Waylon Jennings its scary.
Quite a ride indeed.
never met him but a great artist
Was this for Metamodern or a Sailors guide?
Corbin Karl sailors guide
Such a good dude ,ole Sturgill
You think he owns another shirt?
Ruhl Williams he said in an interview once that he has 2 of that same shirt. But other than that I don't think he does.
Ruhl Williams Real country shit
This interviewer is kind of weird.
Anyone else feel like he is using the Cobain angle in his interviews
Sturgill: country's dad rock
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