Hi all, a question for anyone that stumbles across this. Could you do me a favour by letting me know which state or country your based in or just your time zone and what time you're most likely to watch my videos? Just working out if I could find a better upload time to suit you all!
He isn't kidding. Appalachia, in the coal mines, on the border of west Virginia, isn't easy money. Coal is harder to get than oil is. These people are the heart of America!
“Well the sign at the church says I’ll reap what I’m sewing. But I ain’t lost sleep cause it’ll come in due time.” He knows his sins will lead him down a bad path where it will all catch up to him but he’s desperate so he has to do it. “And if the lord wants to take me then I’m here for the taking cause Hell’s probably better than trying to get by.” His life is incredibly hard and he feels like living in Hell everyday would be easier than living another day on his shoes. Powerful lyrics right there. That puts into perspective how difficult his life must be. Tyler has a good way with words and this song showcases that well.
this song speaks so clearly to my appalachian roots. tyler has the god given talents and intuition to say what mountain folks want to say but cant...down to the very heart and soul of matters common then (ancestors) and now.
Love the video! My favorite way to genre this style is "Appalachia." That's the perfect way to describe the lyrics and musical influence. Tyler Childers is the man.
He deserves the respect! Got a lot of Tyler fans over on this channel. Lady May dropping tomorrow! I think I’m going to carry on with weekly Tyler vids for a long long time.
I live one county over from Tyler and I definitely know n have lived every friggin ounce of words he speaks about! Life in Eastern Kentucky is tough to live but it makes each of us who we are today! Even though it's a hard life I wouldn't EVER change a single thing!! 🇺🇸
Sad thing is he doesnt want applause for this. It's very real. Multiple generations of government neglect has left small towns in Kentucky useless. If everyone was silent at the end of this song he would weep. As I am
I think he repeats the first verse at the end to signify the Groundhog Day nature of the work. I also think the the verse about robbing the texaco is potentially a day dream about making money an easier way than he is... and then he snaps out of it, (back to the first verse) back to the hard times. Just my thoughts anyway - keep the channel going. So good to see another young guy from the UK loving country, I thought I was the only one lol!
Hadn't even run it like that in my head. But fully makes sense! Ayyy brother - there's a few of us out here for sure. It'd be good to get a community going at some point if possible. Ain't no authentic country venues around here. Let's see what we can build up!
The 94 Club down in London (when gigs were on) there’s some really good ones. Seen kip Moore loads down here and I think Colter Wall has done European Tours before! Hopefully corona virus settles down and they can get back over here!
If you wanted some more inspiration for music to listen to, Charlie Crockett is popping up a lot now. There’s a bit of an old country revival in Texas at the moment and he is from that scene. Round this world and big gold mine are good ones to start with!
I left my hometown in Eastern KY when I was 19 years old. My father was unemployed for years and very hard on his family. The unemployment rate in the early '80s ,when I left, was 35 percent. My Mother's people are from John's Creek in Pike County. They were Welsh Coal Miners. I really like Tyler. I hit sixty years old this week and I am a multimillionaire. Work hard, Start your own business, save and invest.
Hindman a great little community nestled here in the mountains of eastern KY. There are so many great singers and musicians that come out of these hollers and stay tuned there are more to come. Hollar is hillbilly for hollow
Being from the same part of the country my opinion is his music is new generation of raw pure bluegrass. This area of Appalachia was settled by Irish and their music evolved in to bluegrass and he has taken it even further while stripping it down to a raw pure form. Just my thoughts on it.
2 years later and I’m down a Tyler Childers rabbit hole. I want to bring up 2 big things I took from this song. 1) Repeating the first verse at the end is just a way to show that this cycle repeats itself. Whether it’s the next person down the road or the child he bought a crib for, this cycle of poverty through generations is continued. 2) “They’ll say I was desperate, they’re probably right.” Adding “probably” here feels intentional. Meaning he didn’t see himself as “desperate.” At least not initially. He’s known hard times since he was born. This is just the way things are. And you do what you have to do to make a dollar. You don’t stop to categorize yourself as “desperate.”
One of the most heartbreaking things about coal mining is how it represents, in our part of the world, the beginning of being divorced from the land, a departure from the Romantic ideal of agriculture and the ways in which, when you work the land and you rely on the land, then that's when you belong to a place and it belongs to you. When the coal companies came, they really kicked off the cash economy; the change was really hard... culturally and spiritually, because all of a sudden you weren't relying on yourself and your God. You were dependent on the caprices of a board of directors and a company man. And then there was the chestnut blight, and after that you couldn't afford to keep hogs because you couldn't afford to feed them. And then, all of a sudden a man needed a piece of paper that he couldn't even read (a deed) to say that he owned his own house.
@Tyler Childers You'll have to pardon me a bit of fan-girling right now. When the notification for this reply popped up a few days back, just assumed it was a comment left for the channel creator, not me! *fans self* I'm well aware that this might be a comment you leave to lots of people, but the idea that you saw my response to your art is still really special.
Also, it's 6:30pm here in Nebraska. United States. Central standard time. I usually watch most of my videos whenever I get a break from life but I work a lot so unfortunately it's not as much as I would like as my family gets most of my time as they should. Great great videos brother I honostly have watched a lot and a lot of reactions and this is top 3 that I've seen. Great job buddy. 🙏💪🏼
That was a really good analysis of the song. I enjoy the channel, because you have such interest and enthusiasm for the music. Great content! Edit to answer the questions in your comment above: I am in North Carolina, US, Eastern Standard time zone; No specific time I watch, although I tend to watch CZcams more in the evenings (more time to sit down and lose myself down the YT rabbit hole lol).
Great reaction and great interpretation! You hit the nail on the head!! I'm from the area Tyler's from! There's no jobs or opportunities for anyone in The Appalachian mountains. They're closing mines left and right! There's absolutely nothing for anybody there!
Stopped by after your reply in the other video, man, this song hits hard. I always seem to stumble across it because it’s not on his albums that I have, so when I do listen it just creeps up. The story that revolves around doing something drastic just to make a little more money, circling back to acting like nothing happened and going back to look for work is just far to real. It’s almost haunting, especially since I have plenty of guys I’ve worked with in jail now just trying to provide or get caught up. And when they get out, it’s right back to looking for work. A song very similar to this to check out on your own would be Bleu Edmonson’s “Finger on the Trigger.” Almost a similar story! But man, I’m excited for your line up this week, especially Koe Wetzel. I’m excited to see your reaction to his stuff!!! I’ll continue to keep coming around brother! Cheers!
Cheers brother! Trying to keep some good line ups coming. But Bleu Edmonson is likely going to be on the list for sure. I'm trying to focus on artists and music with strong storytelling in their songs so keep the suggestions coming! Koe Wetzel is dropping on Friday, just because it's real anthemic and nice to run into a weekend with!
The south east, specifically Appalachian mountain area has been exploited since the founding of this young country. Mostly scotch - irish. We where asked by Washington to fight the revolution war with the tactics learned from the natives we set this country free. Washington turned around and thanked us by taxing home made liquor. We turned that into a global sport by building fast cars that looked stock, running from the law. Now once again with corporate sponsored stolen Valor we're forgotten. Coal mines of the future. All we want is to enjoy this mountain view and raise or family in pride. It's easier to land a habit than a job here. Regardless of what they say, the rarities of these hill's ain't even been tapped yet. It's hard times but the view is amazing here.
If the lord wants to take me I’m here for the taking Cause Hells probably better than tryin to get by That’s also one of my favorite verses, so powerful.
Hey you should check out Hill Country Devil. "Rats get fat". Or "Glory" this guy is an amazing artis that sings about his struggles. So real, true and underrated. Please give him a try. Nobody reacts to his music and I think a lot of people are missing out. Thanks man keep up the great work. Best reaction channel out there.
Love Tyler. His early stuff is great. Although his new stuff is equally good just a bit overly Sturgilled. You should add Drive By Truckers - Decoration Day to the list. Great song. Have a good day
Still one of my absolute favorite songs and some don't really realize how powerful this song is. I understand a lot of us has been through rough times but it's the worst feeling ever trying to just live for your family. 🙏
In KC, Missouri/ CST I’d likely watch most at about 6 or 7 pm In this performance of Hard Times, look at his clothes. If he was a Nashville star I’d say that was some aashat publicist’s idea. Tho he wasn’t nearly as that big then. imo the tore up boots and his outfit are clearly work worn. It made me pay as close attention to the keys he uses to sing in being as real. His mournful voice tells only truth about addiction and poverty as well as the deep love for life and his wife. Love it PS speaking of killer lines, which tune does he sings about a woman cooking “who ain’t had meat in years” 😢
It's a struggle brother! I'm going to release two next Tuesday I think. I can't keep doing this to myself. There is a whole library of music out there I need to listen to!
@@OliWilford also on koe bc i seen u do one of his try the older stuff like im done or tell it all town they are more texas county also something to talk about is my favorite
Ashland Kentucky or rather Flatwoods. I guess saying Ashland didn’t help. This song resonates we have lost so many jobs due to mines closing. It tough where he is from. The song WhiteHouse road was written about a guy he worked with when he delivered furniture
Justin Townes Earle if you want to talk roots country. Justin had a unique right hand technique and was the real deal. Part of that renewed country + outlaw style.RIP JTE Halfway To Jackson for a starter.
I always thought 30 was the best time to worry about marriage and children. Kids in their 20s and even younger end up pregnant, unready, unskilled, no work available to them, scared out of their minds. While I believe family, the clan, should stick together, it’s still a blow to your pride when you turn to them for help with problems like that.
Banded Clovis, Rock Salt and Nails, I Swear (to God), Purgatory, Lady May, House Fire and Charleston Girl all by Tyler Childers. Also I recommend If We Were Vampires by Jason Isbell. And also Ain’t a Train by Cody Jinks and Cowpoke by Colter Wall
Listen to Koe Wetzel if you want different types of country. Koe plays more of a country rock or outlaw country, rather than traditional country. I recommend “Too High to Cry”, “Forever”, or “February 28th, 2016”.
Alright UK you get a sub friend. Check out his song out on a drunk/honky tonk flame live at Bristol sessions. Talk about Expressing pain through a song
What I get from the song is, when he goes to look for work but does not succeed he may have to hold up a Texaco station because he is desperate. That’s why he ended with the start?
Give Parker McCollum a shot. Popular Texas guy. I Can't Breathe, Hell of a Year, and Like a Cowboy are some of his popular (and good) songs. Enjoy the content!
I’m gonna subscribe to you, only because I believe you’ll listen to my suggested song. Derek Dillon Fishing alone! You should really react to that song.
Childers has a really interesting & beautiful cover of "Time" by Pink Floyd that leads into a bluegrass song he co-wrote called Harlan Road. As an American it was definitely surprising to see a country star cover a Pink Floyd classic, would be interested in your take on it from the other side of the pond. Link: czcams.com/video/BoDXjhnCoA0/video.html
Now the sign at the church says I'll reap what I'm sowin' But I ain't lost sleep, it'll come in due time And if the Lord wants to take me I'm here for the takin' 'Cuz hell's probably better than tryna get by Powerful AF
I don't even know just yet Courtney! I've seen a few requests for Lady May or Shake the Frost... But there are only 2 weeks of Tyler Tuesdays left before we get in to August and we review Colter Wall tracks on a Wednesday!
Hi all, a question for anyone that stumbles across this. Could you do me a favour by letting me know which state or country your based in or just your time zone and what time you're most likely to watch my videos? Just working out if I could find a better upload time to suit you all!
I"m from Mississippi, USA (CST) and just about any upload time during the day for me and I'll be able to check it out
I’m in Bali Indonesia. About 7 hours ahead of you
Current upload times are cool 😎
I am from Louisa, KY, USA (EST). I have known Tyler since the day he was born.
Mostly in NC (EST) but I am currently working in Montana (MST).
Fort Worth, Tx, Central Time.
"Hell's probably better than trying to get by.." you clearly get it, I'm convinced that this verse is the best ever written
He isn't kidding. Appalachia, in the coal mines, on the border of west Virginia, isn't easy money. Coal is harder to get than oil is. These people are the heart of America!
“Well the sign at the church says I’ll reap what I’m sewing. But I ain’t lost sleep cause it’ll come in due time.”
He knows his sins will lead him down a bad path where it will all catch up to him but he’s desperate so he has to do it.
“And if the lord wants to take me then I’m here for the taking cause Hell’s probably better than trying to get by.”
His life is incredibly hard and he feels like living in Hell everyday would be easier than living another day on his shoes.
Powerful lyrics right there. That puts into perspective how difficult his life must be. Tyler has a good way with words and this song showcases that well.
Oh man, I've listened to this song a lot since reviewing it. There's no line in it that strays from the story he's telling.
The 94 Club his early stuff is really good, although the story goes he’s not a fan of it.
He wrote this when he was sixteen. Heard him live at the Ryman. Incredible. Long Violent History is his latest. Give it a listen.
He is amazing in the subtleness of his writing.
@Tyler Childers You're a scammer. Stop impersonating an artist.
@@bobthabuilda1525you're wrong and I hate to tell you but Tyler can't see your dumbass little comment.
@@bobthabuilda1525Proof?
I’m from West Virginia and coal is life this song make me cry every time I hear it. Love the vid keep it up
this song speaks so clearly to my appalachian roots. tyler has the god given talents and intuition to say what mountain folks want to say but cant...down to the very heart and soul of matters common then (ancestors) and now.
That’s some real country music right there. Haunting, soul shredding truth. Nice breakdown dude
Tyler is a force of nature.
His lighthearted fun stuff is amazing, but his heavy stuff is a gut punch to your soul.
Love the video! My favorite way to genre this style is "Appalachia." That's the perfect way to describe the lyrics and musical influence. Tyler Childers is the man.
You're not wrong. Tyler is incredible!!
*Kentucky wail or Appalachian wail
...and heavily influenced by Welsh/Irish/Scottish immigrants over the decades
Tyler is the best storyteller there is. Paints a picture like no other.
Greetings from Kentucky, USA! Just came across your channel. Thanks for looking at Tyler, we're very proud of him. Great video!
This song breaks my heart every time I hear it.
You pay respect to the Bard of my people 💯. For that you may have my respect a patronage. THANK YOU
He deserves the respect! Got a lot of Tyler fans over on this channel. Lady May dropping tomorrow! I think I’m going to carry on with weekly Tyler vids for a long long time.
I live one county over from Tyler and I definitely know n have lived every friggin ounce of words he speaks about! Life in Eastern Kentucky is tough to live but it makes each of us who we are today! Even though it's a hard life I wouldn't EVER change a single thing!! 🇺🇸
Sad thing is he doesnt want applause for this. It's very real. Multiple generations of government neglect has left small towns in Kentucky useless. If everyone was silent at the end of this song he would weep. As I am
I think he repeats the first verse at the end to signify the Groundhog Day nature of the work. I also think the the verse about robbing the texaco is potentially a day dream about making money an easier way than he is... and then he snaps out of it, (back to the first verse) back to the hard times.
Just my thoughts anyway - keep the channel going. So good to see another young guy from the UK loving country, I thought I was the only one lol!
Good points dude. Always something 2 think about, but same thing all the fucking time can get to be a drag. Groundhog Day can be a bitch.
Hadn't even run it like that in my head. But fully makes sense! Ayyy brother - there's a few of us out here for sure. It'd be good to get a community going at some point if possible. Ain't no authentic country venues around here. Let's see what we can build up!
The 94 Club down in London (when gigs were on) there’s some really good ones. Seen kip Moore loads down here and I think Colter Wall has done European Tours before! Hopefully corona virus settles down and they can get back over here!
If you wanted some more inspiration for music to listen to, Charlie Crockett is popping up a lot now. There’s a bit of an old country revival in Texas at the moment and he is from that scene. Round this world and big gold mine are good ones to start with!
I think he did rob the station and die , there was no work in hideman and he couldn’t go home empty handed.
I left my hometown in Eastern KY when I was 19 years old. My father was unemployed for years and very hard on his family. The unemployment rate in the early '80s ,when I left, was 35 percent.
My Mother's people are from John's Creek in Pike County. They were Welsh Coal Miners. I really like Tyler.
I hit sixty years old this week and I am a multimillionaire. Work hard, Start your own business, save and invest.
Hindman a great little community nestled here in the mountains of eastern KY. There are so many great singers and musicians that come out of these hollers and stay tuned there are more to come. Hollar is hillbilly for hollow
Being from the same part of the country my opinion is his music is new generation of raw pure bluegrass. This area of Appalachia was settled by Irish and their music evolved in to bluegrass and he has taken it even further while stripping it down to a raw pure form. Just my thoughts on it.
I recommend Shake the Frost, Lady May and Purgatory for the next few videos. These videos are awesome man, keep going!
Shake the Frost or Banded Clovis!
Man that shake the frost from Red Barn is my favorite song on earth right now.
All his stuff is amazing and shake the frost is up there at the top. Follow you to Virgie too
Love Purgatory, that song hits close to home lol
2 years later and I’m down a Tyler Childers rabbit hole. I want to bring up 2 big things I took from this song.
1) Repeating the first verse at the end is just a way to show that this cycle repeats itself. Whether it’s the next person down the road or the child he bought a crib for, this cycle of poverty through generations is continued.
2) “They’ll say I was desperate, they’re probably right.” Adding “probably” here feels intentional. Meaning he didn’t see himself as “desperate.” At least not initially. He’s known hard times since he was born. This is just the way things are. And you do what you have to do to make a dollar. You don’t stop to categorize yourself as “desperate.”
One of the most heartbreaking things about coal mining is how it represents, in our part of the world, the beginning of being divorced from the land, a departure from the Romantic ideal of agriculture and the ways in which, when you work the land and you rely on the land, then that's when you belong to a place and it belongs to you. When the coal companies came, they really kicked off the cash economy; the change was really hard... culturally and spiritually, because all of a sudden you weren't relying on yourself and your God. You were dependent on the caprices of a board of directors and a company man. And then there was the chestnut blight, and after that you couldn't afford to keep hogs because you couldn't afford to feed them. And then, all of a sudden a man needed a piece of paper that he couldn't even read (a deed) to say that he owned his own house.
@Tyler Childers You'll have to pardon me a bit of fan-girling right now. When the notification for this reply popped up a few days back, just assumed it was a comment left for the channel creator, not me! *fans self* I'm well aware that this might be a comment you leave to lots of people, but the idea that you saw my response to your art is still really special.
@@saraseay that’s a fake account
Another guy to check out is Chris Knight, mainly "Down the River" and "North Dakota". Another good Childers song to check out is Fake Bouquet.
I wish I could give two thumbs up. The ones you mentioned and house and 90 acres are incredible.
Chris Knight - It ain’t easy being me.
One of the best stories he tells is this song love the video love the channel bud I'm in Canada and usually watch around 1pm and later
Also, it's 6:30pm here in Nebraska. United States. Central standard time. I usually watch most of my videos whenever I get a break from life but I work a lot so unfortunately it's not as much as I would like as my family gets most of my time as they should. Great great videos brother I honostly have watched a lot and a lot of reactions and this is top 3 that I've seen. Great job buddy. 🙏💪🏼
That was a really good analysis of the song. I enjoy the channel, because you have such interest and enthusiasm for the music. Great content!
Edit to answer the questions in your comment above: I am in North Carolina, US, Eastern Standard time zone; No specific time I watch, although I tend to watch CZcams more in the evenings (more time to sit down and lose myself down the YT rabbit hole lol).
Great reaction and great interpretation! You hit the nail on the head!! I'm from the area Tyler's from! There's no jobs or opportunities for anyone in The Appalachian mountains. They're closing mines left and right! There's absolutely nothing for anybody there!
I dig the way your brain works! Keep up the good work of being a great human being. You give me hope. Much love ✌️
Thank you for doing you man!
Tyler Childers is so good
The song brought me to this channel. By far the best, most thoughtful reaction to this song. Thanks for getting it brother 🙏
Ur doing a great job with your reviews. Well done.
Definitely one of his best songs! Glad you liked it!
Thanks for your earnest reaction. I hit like button and subscribed
TURNPIKE TROUBADOURS AND ZACK BRYAN
Turnpike!!!
Charleston girl is one of my favorite Childers songs.. but there are so many, keep it up man I enjoy your videos.
Luv his club! Keep it up bro…
Stopped by after your reply in the other video, man, this song hits hard. I always seem to stumble across it because it’s not on his albums that I have, so when I do listen it just creeps up. The story that revolves around doing something drastic just to make a little more money, circling back to acting like nothing happened and going back to look for work is just far to real. It’s almost haunting, especially since I have plenty of guys I’ve worked with in jail now just trying to provide or get caught up. And when they get out, it’s right back to looking for work. A song very similar to this to check out on your own would be Bleu Edmonson’s “Finger on the Trigger.” Almost a similar story! But man, I’m excited for your line up this week, especially Koe Wetzel. I’m excited to see your reaction to his stuff!!! I’ll continue to keep coming around brother! Cheers!
Cheers brother! Trying to keep some good line ups coming. But Bleu Edmonson is likely going to be on the list for sure. I'm trying to focus on artists and music with strong storytelling in their songs so keep the suggestions coming! Koe Wetzel is dropping on Friday, just because it's real anthemic and nice to run into a weekend with!
The south east, specifically Appalachian mountain area has been exploited since the founding of this young country. Mostly scotch - irish. We where asked by Washington to fight the revolution war with the tactics learned from the natives we set this country free. Washington turned around and thanked us by taxing home made liquor. We turned that into a global sport by building fast cars that looked stock, running from the law. Now once again with corporate sponsored stolen Valor we're forgotten. Coal mines of the future. All we want is to enjoy this mountain view and raise or family in pride. It's easier to land a habit than a job here. Regardless of what they say, the rarities of these hill's ain't even been tapped yet. It's hard times but the view is amazing here.
Politics free that’s why I am willing to listen to you.everything in America now is politics and it’s exhausting
Yes brother! That’s a subject I’ll never look to talk on!
Feeling a pretty strong connect with Tyler's music.
I dig your channel man, keep up at it.
New subscriber.
The lyrics in this song are so good. Tyler is the man.
If the lord wants to take me
I’m here for the taking
Cause Hells probably better than tryin to get by
That’s also one of my favorite verses, so powerful.
Hey you should check out Hill Country Devil. "Rats get fat". Or "Glory" this guy is an amazing artis that sings about his struggles. So real, true and underrated. Please give him a try. Nobody reacts to his music and I think a lot of people are missing out. Thanks man keep up the great work. Best reaction channel out there.
Love Tyler. His early stuff is great. Although his new stuff is equally good just a bit overly Sturgilled. You should add Drive By Truckers - Decoration Day to the list. Great song. Have a good day
Thank you for stopping by and for your recommendation. I will definitely add that to this. Good day to you, too!
Jason Isbell used to be in DBT and wrote that song.
Gooseflesh...his voice is haunting. Everything he sings is wonderful. xx
Still one of my absolute favorite songs and some don't really realize how powerful this song is. I understand a lot of us has been through rough times but it's the worst feeling ever trying to just live for your family. 🙏
If you wants to plumb the depths of the soul check it out Benjamin Tod, "Using Agin".
I’d love to see some Benjamin tod on here
That’s good to hear. Because that reaction is dropping on the channel tomorrow!
truly a timeless song
Awsome , told you I'd be here and am. Keep them coming and my likes wiil
In KC, Missouri/ CST I’d likely watch most at about 6 or 7 pm
In this performance of Hard Times, look at his clothes. If he was a Nashville star I’d say that was some aashat publicist’s idea.
Tho he wasn’t nearly as that big then. imo the tore up boots and his outfit are clearly work worn. It made me pay as close attention to the keys he uses to sing in being as real. His mournful voice tells only truth about addiction and poverty as well as the deep love for life and his wife. Love it
PS speaking of killer lines, which tune does he sings about a woman cooking “who ain’t had meat in years”
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What an incredible line up
i know these videos are older, but my two favorite songs of his are Coming Down and Shake the Frost if you want to listen.
Man if your only listening to one Tyler Childers song a week i respect the discipline Lol 😂
It's a struggle brother! I'm going to release two next Tuesday I think. I can't keep doing this to myself. There is a whole library of music out there I need to listen to!
@@OliWilford county squire and bus route are my personal favorites
@@OliWilford also on koe bc i seen u do one of his try the older stuff like im done or tell it all town they are more texas county also something to talk about is my favorite
Ashland Kentucky or rather Flatwoods. I guess saying Ashland didn’t help. This song resonates we have lost so many jobs due to mines closing. It tough where he is from. The song WhiteHouse road was written about a guy he worked with when he delivered furniture
Do “House Fire” by Tyler.
Good channel man. Just stay consistent!!🙏🏻
Justin Townes Earle if you want to talk roots country. Justin had a unique right hand technique and was the real deal. Part of that renewed country + outlaw style.RIP JTE Halfway To Jackson for a starter.
Every once in a while, Tyler channels his inner Townes Van Zandt. Fucking bleak and beautiful .
Great review! Lady May or Purgatory next.
Hell is better than trying to get by. Fact
I always thought 30 was the best time to worry about marriage and children. Kids in their 20s and even younger end up pregnant, unready, unskilled, no work available to them, scared out of their minds. While I believe family, the clan, should stick together, it’s still a blow to your pride when you turn to them for help with problems like that.
See a lot of Tyler’s songs are based on his life. He’s from my area and growing up and it was/is coal, farming, industrial jobs.
I love him. 😩
*****Avoids Texaco ***** gasoline is too expensive there anyways
You gotta react to “The harvest” by him
Banded Clovis, Rock Salt and Nails, I Swear (to God), Purgatory, Lady May, House Fire and Charleston Girl all by Tyler Childers. Also I recommend If We Were Vampires by Jason Isbell. And also Ain’t a Train by Cody Jinks and Cowpoke by Colter Wall
Paintsville Kentucky
Try his newer song: "All Your'n"
Check out Benjamin Tod he has a song called "using again". I believe you will like him
Just a guess on what you react to, you'll love Kassi Valazza she's pretty dang good. Female version of Tyler.
Just bookmarked a song of hers! It'll be good to get into some artists that aren't as well known, soon.
I'm from this area and most of my friends are dead from the pill epedimic. Good to know that Doctor's got rich off of killing the poor
Listen to Koe Wetzel if you want different types of country. Koe plays more of a country rock or outlaw country, rather than traditional country. I recommend “Too High to Cry”, “Forever”, or “February 28th, 2016”.
I've got his new track 'Sundy or Mundy' dropping on Friday on the channel. But I'll definitely be checking out more. I was real impressed with it!
If you want to hear another great Kentucky artist you should check out the group Jericho Woods. “Clear Cut” is my favorite
What's the intro song? Thanks.
Alright UK you get a sub friend. Check out his song out on a drunk/honky tonk flame live at Bristol sessions. Talk about Expressing pain through a song
What I get from the song is, when he goes to look for work but does not succeed he may have to hold up a Texaco station because he is desperate. That’s why he ended with the start?
Where is Aaron tippin when the world wants the easy button
Give Parker McCollum a shot. Popular Texas guy. I Can't Breathe, Hell of a Year, and Like a Cowboy are some of his popular (and good) songs.
Enjoy the content!
Banded Clovis needs to be on your list
Even if you don't review it, watch the official video for Tyler's song Country Squire.
You should do the song “William Hill” by tyler. It’s kinda hard to find but there’s a version on CZcams that’s really good
I have not got to the song already like it and sub .
Not bad for a uk boy
I really think ud enjoy Nothing in particular by the Lacs
one in front of you all wake up take your life back like the for fatheres predicted
Check out Orville Peck ..... dead of the night
POKEY LaFarge review!
I’m gonna subscribe to you, only because I believe you’ll listen to my suggested song. Derek Dillon Fishing alone! You should really react to that song.
Childers has a really interesting & beautiful cover of "Time" by Pink Floyd that leads into a bluegrass song he co-wrote called Harlan Road. As an American it was definitely surprising to see a country star cover a Pink Floyd classic, would be interested in your take on it from the other side of the pond.
Link: czcams.com/video/BoDXjhnCoA0/video.html
It is anazing. Never thought anyone could cover thst song. It is brilliant.
i got banned on twitter for posting long violent history
Now the sign at the church says I'll reap what I'm sowin'
But I ain't lost sleep, it'll come in due time
And if the Lord wants to take me I'm here for the takin'
'Cuz hell's probably better than tryna get by
Powerful AF
What’s on the cue for him next week!!?
I don't even know just yet Courtney! I've seen a few requests for Lady May or Shake the Frost... But there are only 2 weeks of Tyler Tuesdays left before we get in to August and we review Colter Wall tracks on a Wednesday!
The 94 Club Lady May makes me tear up. You gotta listen to it! And All Your’n is sweet, too!! Yay for CW! I love Motorcycle from him!
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You should check out Ian Noe. Another impressive lyricist from Kentucky. Here's one to get you started: czcams.com/video/3YfJ34ZlKUo/video.html
Dude you talk way too much so less talking more reacting
I am subscribing to your channel 😮 don’t let me down 😊