Wife and I are in our 70’s. We watched Yellowstone 5 times now (the complete series) as much for you as for the show. Now listen to you on you tube and have downloaded lots of your music. We love you. 5:28
00:00 Intro - Requiem For Mississippi John Hurt (John Fahey) 04:37 Country roads 08:29 My diamond is too rough 15:00 Hurricane 18:21 Lover girl 26:08 Malagueña (Ernesto Lecuona)/Boracho Station 32:42 Pontiac 37:02 Nobody knows my trouble 41:57 Southside of heaven 48:32 Guess who's knockin' 51:31 Snake eyes 56:03 Tell my mother I miss her so 1:00:33 There outta be a law (Terry Allen) 1:06:24 Jingle and go 1:12:13 For what's it's worth 1:19:00 Galway girl (Steve Earle) 1:22:24 Bread and water 1:28:40 Ever wonder why
Brother I've worked gigs all for a dozen or so years, worked a couple of your shows and seen you more than once. You and Sturgil are the best live country I've ever seen. You've got songs that deserve to be up there with Bob Dylan, Hank Sr and the greats!!
This is years after the fact, but I was stranded and alone in the early days of the pandemic. This session got me through a lot of hard times. Ryan, you truly have sole in your voice and it reaches people. Can't wait to see you live someday brother.
That song has a real personal feeling to him as well. Idk if you know the story of his mother but there's a rolling stone interview you might like to read.
Prayers go out to you for your dog I pray he heals and recovers stronger than ever in the. Name of our father god almighty and thy lord and savior jesus christ amen
Fucking awesome! My first time seeing him was on a Tuesday night in New Braunfels, Tx at Ray Wylie Hubbard's show Roots and Branches of Americana with Mattson Rainer. He wasn't the guest, but Joe Eli was. Joe brought him along to introduce him to the Texas scene. He kinda went on from there! My last time I had the pleasure of seeing him in Washington DC and the 9:30 club in 2019.
I work from home. My guitar amp (with aux input) is next to my computer. I've listened to this so much the last two weeks my hearing could be impaired. My neighbors have listened to it unwillingly. I've been learning new (to my playing) Bingham songs all week. Thank you. And for all the red dirt I listen to you have material I didn't know about until this. Heading to the virtual tip jar and to get me some swag. You were prolly at the tops of my concert bucket list already but def now. Thanks again.
My family has loved watching your daily songs and inspiring messages. This was the icing on our Friday night Pizza and beverages!!! Thank you for being YOU!
Late to the party, but I sure do love your music!! Your music gives me the feels. My husband gets told he looks like you on occasion. Both of y’all are sooo handsome. Love those eyes 😉
Did you used to cut wool with those scissors ✂️? My grandmother used to be an upholstery lady for cars...she made me use those to cut foam for the seats...memories...light up your adobe 🏜...your a great singer
Have always appreciated your ability to lyrically describe pain. You stand tall for a lot of people. Thanks for keeping it beautiful and real. Love from West Virginia.
You are the man brother. Yellow stone was awesome and I loved your song in the bar. Thank you for your out look on life. COYBOY for life...from a brother in NZ...chur
Ryan, really get a Patreon account or whatever so we can honour your music and that you put everything for free into RU-vid. Guys, sent him some TIP, even he cant live from love only and there is always a tomorrow. cheers from your biggest German fan from Thailand
Hi, Ryan --- I just sent this video to Danny Terry. I know he'll enjoy it. It's been a while since I talked to him. Thanks for recording these shows!!!
Thanks Ryan. I love your music and your Cantina Sessions. It's just on the Southside of Heaven, where I'm waiting on this f*ckin' train...It's my Situation Station.
Greetings from Appalachian mountains. I almost lived in bars and on the road sleeping in my truck when I had to. Seen both oceans and Canada and Mexico. Funny thing is when I finally landed on my feet married and a house... Guess what... I had to put a bar in my basement just to feel at home. Yep, Home sweet home.
👍 - Play Red Rocks again! Saw last years show with the Mule - felt like I’d gone to church. Bring your dog Buedreau along for a hike. All the best my brother.
Thank you. you have brought me and my family a lot of enjoyment and distraction over the past couple of months. Your talent is a blessing for us at this time.
I found you on Jam in Van years back. Love your voice and music. You are a classic. I’ve been playing a tenor ukulele for the past couple of years. I have more of an appreciation for artists. ♥️
Hey Ryan I just discovered your music. I loved every minute of this. I'm trying to learn your songs on guitar they are beautiful. Big love from BC hope all is well in Texas
Ryan you missed 'knockin' on the door' because you were concentrating so hard on not swearing.. Iz all good!! No serious, the episodes and this last night, i got so many converts... anyway your manner and the way you bring the tunes, it is all life affirming... Stay safe boss, we need you for the sing song after all this xo
Thank you so much for these songs! Love them all! Originally from NM but we saw you a few years ago here in TX and our family has loved your music since! Miss your fiddle player ❤️ playing along with ya!
What’s up dude. Just came back from Skating for the first time in 20 years. Trying to get healthy. Like to listen to your stuff when I’m riding the mini half pipe. Keeps my time. It’s also awesome music !
*How were people commenting live? The live chat was disabled on the live feed? Glad to see the Landscape picture view instead of portrait. Appreciate the live show Ryan. It was as real as real gets. I watched the entire live show. Texas misses ya Ryan*
The times they are a changein, sy im i poor speller, ryan said it right, bob Dylan was way befor his time, people did not understand his words at that time.
