Wow. Tyler Childers Is Incredible.

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I never thought I'd be reviewing something like this on my channel, but here we go! Today I'm talking about Tyler Childers and reacting to a live performance of his song "Way Of The Triune God". Apparently this style of music is called "neo country" but maybe it's just god old fashioned country music. Let me know what you think!
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@kathrynhegedus Год назад

Justin, only you could get from a country riff into 99 Luftballons 🎈 😄

@jakefrancis9521 Год назад

Yep, this song

@silver47official Год назад

AaaarrrrgggghhhhhahahahahahahahahahahaaaAAAAAARRRRGGGHHHH!!!!

@gregoryturner9530 Год назад

Couldn't help singing as soon as he played it lol

@Zundfolge Год назад

Oddly it is kinda neo-traditional country. At least it tells a story anyway.

@FreeCatCheese Год назад

I was thinking it, then he did it. GLorious.

@brendan8915 Год назад

Tyler Childers is without a doubt one of the best things happening in country music right now, and for a long time. I grew up with this genre and it's so great to see it come to such an incredible place as it has lately. We're living in a beautiful country and all associated genres renaissance.

@lazyeye3031 Год назад

I grew up with my great grandmother (95 years young and still playing) hosting a local bluegrass festival in our rural Canadian village and can not be more grateful that the tradition of bluegrass and sharing stories through song is thriving in the ultra digital modern age. Art doesn’t die, it adapts. Childers is without a doubt one of the best things happening in music, period.

@luciustitius Год назад

I am very glad seeing him featured on this channel - great taste as always. Childers rough solo acoustic performances of Nose On The Grindstone and White House Road from his “early phase” are truely something else and blew me away when I listened to them the first time. Revisiting them from time to time gives me some very welcome catharsis.

@bcfortenberry Год назад

You might dig Sturgill Simpson. Metamodern Sounds in Country Music.

@Eigenstates. Год назад

Have a listen to Sturgill Simpson. Turtles All The Way Down or his cover of In Bloom (Nirvana). I think you'd enjoy that if you enjoy this. Great singer and great guitarist.

@cherryllcooper679 Год назад

His stage presence reminds me of “Oh Brother Where Art Thou”, a throw back to radio times when the voice and music were out front and stage craft came later. There’s a world of unique (Watchhouse - formerly known as Mandolin Orange) as well as accessible (Chris Stapleton has been very successful with mainstream hits, the work he does in conjunction with his wife Morgane takes their talents to new heights) true Country. Sadly there are plenty of poseurs and country-popsters.

@shazza175 Год назад

Not generally a country fan but love Tyler Childers. My fav is "Nose to the Grindstone". He often gets lumped into the "Americana" genre bucket because he tends to not appeal to those who are steeped in the modern commercial country sound. Doing Kentucky proud along with Sturgil Simpson and Chris Stapleton.

@phaedrus_nz3654 Год назад

Came to the comments to recommend the same song... specifically the OurVinyl Sessions version, such a great performance of an awesome song - Tyler performing without the band really lets his voice take centre stage, where it deserves to be.

@SpadeandArcherBlues Год назад

Yes! Tyler Childers is a great songwriter too, glad you've found him. Think you'd love some of his earlier work like Nose to the Grind Stone, Little Feathered Indians and Follow You to Virgie. Amazing heart felt lyrics and he's a great guitar player too! House on Fire is also a proper banger with some great hammond organ in it.

@borntoloserecords9514 Год назад

Tyler Childers, Sturgill Simpson, Jason Isbell, Drive-by Truckers, and Colter Wall are all highly recommended.

@WojciechFroelich Год назад

Sturgill Simpson - hell yeah!

@Erika.Villalobos Год назад

I'm starting to regret turning on notifications for this channel. I'm now shirking my work duties to watch these when they first come out, instead of waiting until the end of the day to enjoy them like a responsible adult.

@jymestevey1473 Год назад

Blowing that through is called, "Keening". It is pure Appalachia, Scots-Irish sound. It is what ya grow up with in these hills. TC is a master of it and a true poet.

@Rocksarum Год назад

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@TheRobuel Год назад

Steve Earle has been doing marvellous seriously serious country for nearly 40 years, check him out everyone

@angelaevans949 Год назад

It's my 50th birthday today, and Justin, you just gave me the best present ever! Tyler is from eastern Kentucky and my hometown. Tyler is a great artist with many albums under his belt. Many of his songs talk about the area and he is a brilliant country artist that reminds people what country music can be when done well. You should check out his songs "Whitehouse Road", "House Fire", "Bus Route", "Feathered Indians", and "All Your'n". I could go on and on with his many songs and albums. Enjoy your journey with his music and thank you for having an open and inclusive mind to all music.

@user-bj2lu9qt3o Год назад

Happy birthday 🎂

@angelaevans949 Год назад

@@user-bj2lu9qt3o Thank you!

@franambrose8667 Год назад

Happy birthday from one capricorn to another!

@angelaevans949 Год назад

@@TradDad1 Thanks JB!

@angelaevans949 Год назад

@@franambrose8667 Capricorns rule! :) Thanks Fran!

@AceneDean Год назад

Tyler is such an amazing musician. And super super humble. Living his best life out in Kentucky.

@davekingrey1009 Год назад

The vocal thing you were tslking about. Dwight Yokum does it too.

@ozarklisa1199 Год назад

Please review his latest song, "In Your Love." He and his band stretched themselves into a slightly different shape for that one and it's wonderful. What a great band. The piano in particular reminds me a bit of Van Morrison

@DKomnicide Год назад

You should do a reaction to Tyler Childers popular live performance of "feathered Indians". It's absolutely biblical

@dexteritybox Год назад

I'm so glad you did the 99 Luftballons Reference as that's the first thing I heard when you started breaking it down 😂

@NinStardust Год назад

I sincerely love that this channel is always introducing me to incredible new music & artists! 🥰💖 Checking out Tyler Childers and Neo-traditional Country right now! And not just to get that “Root, Fifth, Root, Fifth…” ditty out of my head! 😂 Cheers Justin! 🥰

@Oooo-bi7bi Год назад

It derives from the Yodelling of northern European settlers. Hank Williams incorporated it in his singing.

@sharkmanm60 Год назад

Awesome Tyler Childers is on your radar. I love his music so much. So many of his songs hit me right the feels. If you like Tyler Childers you need to give Sturgill Simpson a listen.

@J_Trask Год назад

Beat me to it

@chelebeaqueen Год назад

at 5:15 -ish : 99 Red Balloons. also, the Doobie Bros with that breakdown part of Black Water... cheers, Señor Hawkins!

@texasjayne Год назад

Yes I thought Doobies too!

@cameronbailey9328 Год назад

Hi Justin! On the topic of country music, I would love to see you react to some of Colter Wall’s music, especially from his first two albums!

@richardpowell6120 Год назад

Outlaw country is making some of the most important music there is today. Childers, Simpson, Stapleton, Margo Price, etc...

@CodyAlushin Год назад

Listen to Charles Wesley Godwin

@wedderboom Год назад

Colter Wall!

@titusbc Год назад

Yes Sturgill Simpson form sure

@Rhythmic1274 Год назад

@@wedderboom Big fan - though I wish he'd do some of the more of the outlaw stuff again.

@ManMicah Год назад

99 Luftballoons! Please do a video about Darren Hayes' new music. Love the channel, love you much!

@chelebeaqueen Год назад

7 Seconds does a great cover... there's a live version on the Walk Together, Rock Together album. ❤️

@chelebeaqueen Год назад

(just for the record, @Your Wife's Boyfriend doesn't i mean didn't ask) 🫠😉

@phoebehagan8654 Год назад

I've only really started getting into country music in the last few years after being averse to it for most of my life, and I'm so glad I've proved my past self wrong because there's some really amazing music out there. Orville Peck in particular is a revelation; Bronco was probably my favourite album from last year and his debut album still is the most extraordinary listen.

@bridgetyoung190 Год назад

I love Orville Peck! 🤩😍

@YourLoyalDeserter Год назад

Seconded, would love to see Justin react to something from Bronco

@adamwilliams1426 Год назад

Willi Carlisle is amazing too if you've not heard hime before.

@franambrose8667 Год назад

@@creamwobbly Jason and the Scorchers have never received the recognition they deserved, I'm so glad you mentioned them!

@troytyner9589 Год назад

Me too lol

@kuddel_m Год назад

In terms of country music I'm totally addicted to Chris Stapleton - his voice and His way of song writing is pure gold. Starting over and Fire away are so good. ♥️

@TheGamesane Год назад

Tyler Childers and Chris Stapleton grew up about 35 mins away from each other here in Kentucky. Lots of talent in these hills

@MikeFields-lb1om Год назад

Sturgill Simpson, Stapleton, and Tyler are all SE KY artist

@mj_b23 Год назад

I detect a bit of "Short'nin' Bread" melody in the song.

@eleanorclaire Год назад

Got giddy at the mention of Suede. Please consider covering them in one of your videos - great band whose early output often gets overlooked, in comparison to their contemporaries.

@juliabobin446 Год назад

An absolutely brilliant band and one of my very favourites for the last (almost) 30 years. Their older albums still stand the test of time.

@michaelmoraga2926 Год назад

Agreed. I'd like to hear Justin's take on the song Shadow Self from the recent album, Autofiction..

@michaelmoraga2926 Год назад

@@juliabobin446 Dog Man Star 💜

@IvanHuntDrum Год назад

'Ere! 'ow comes 'is top drawer's all wonky?!

@Simonize41 Год назад

Brothers Osborne. Magic.😎

@b2bw1955 Год назад

Tyler reminds me a bit of Cy Curnin (The FIXX) on stage. Cy has a great voice and stage antics. I'm more of a Steely Dan kinda guy and country music is way too simplistic to capture my attention. They do have some great lyrics at times. With that said ...I have a question for your Q&A vid sessions. I have always been a Hiwatt fan because of their raw legendary sound. Do you prefer performing with Hiwatt or Marshall? BTW ...I don't own either because they are way too expensive for a non-pro like myself. Thanks for JHRA series ...I have been a Justin Hawkins fan for many years and find your vids very entertaining. For example ...I would have never known who Tyler Childers was if not for this vid ;)

@wildcycles1 Год назад

Glad you are taking a look at Tyler. I started watching him here on YT when he was a teenager in his living room. It's been a blast to watch his success.

@titusbc Год назад

Tyler Childers is freaking awesome.Thanks for this one!

@garygee5365 Год назад

Orville Peck and Serria Ferrell are great country singers as well

@marie-anneguibereau7344 Год назад

Tyler Childers is such an amazing musician. Love the bluegrass vibe!

@JonesySurvived Год назад

"Neo-traditional" is a total contradiction in terms. Which is it? New or old? Make up your mind!

@stevelipscomb Год назад

Eatin' Big Time!!!!

@ninaneher3316 Год назад

Country Death Song by Violent Femmes uses that bass line...one of my favorites from them.

@chuckleberryfinn1992 Год назад

If u dig the country voice twang , check out Nick Shoulders hair of a poodle, the voice of an angel.

@HalenAllison Год назад

I think that Childers is one of the more important singer/songwriters in American music today. Not only does he have an incredible voice, but his lyrical content is as hard hitting as any. I encourage anyone to check out the depth of the subject in "Long Violent History."

@phosphorescentscotsman Год назад

Nice 👍one

@Rreinholdt Год назад

Was literally going to say the same! Great minds 🙌

@troytyner9589 Год назад

You called out 99 lift balloons but I was hearing black water by the doobie brothers

@timmytVA Год назад

My 21 y/o stepson turned me on to Childers. Really good stuff. True artist following his muse. Check out Ian Noe too ... in a similar vein.

@nanob0zo Год назад

If you like this style of country - my all time favorite living country artists is Sturgill Simpson - worth checking out.

@sues6944 Год назад

Damn, damn, damn and lots of "Ooooh Nooooooo!" Jeff Beck has passed and left us. The rock world and the whole world is a paler, more boring place now. Rest In Peace Jeff 🎸🎶😥 That Tyler guy has a great voice. Listen to a bit of Dolly but Country is not my bag. I enjoyed this though, thanks mate x

@soundssimple1 Год назад

Unique lesson on a classical guitar capo'd and country music. Where else would you get this ? Justin Hawkins Leads Again !

@intertubicular Год назад

Justin, you played 99 Red Balloons awesomely on the acoustic guitar. I liked that!

@mj_atx Год назад

Love you are covering Tyler Childers, down here in Austin he’s been the real deal for awhile, Listen to Whitehouse Road, and if you can spare the time, Long Violent History, esp his You Tube monologue about it, Tyler is a superb storyteller with a point of view.

@elink2k1 Год назад

Alright, check out my man, Billy Strings... he is super talented and has a modern take on ole mountain music... love the live stuff. Dust in the Baggie is truly an amazing song. The Blue Grass is the best kinda grass. 99🎈

@joycastle. Год назад

Or Punch Brothers. Although they're not really bluegrass, I think, but they're brilliant, and that's all that matters, innit?

@mj_atx Год назад

I love love love Billy Strings!

@likepaintedkites Год назад

Struttin’? Thumpasaurus? I 😍a Leslie! This reminds me of Stanley Brothers. Excellent!

@3lakesroad Год назад

Tyler's rise has been nothing short of meteoric. Homie has it going.

@DetroitDiesel671 15 дней назад

I love the "mammy's little baby loves short'nin', short'nin'" guitar riff... Jimmy Page also used it in Led Zeppelin's "How Many More Times".

@stef2432 Год назад

Love country and folk music! Would you ever make an episode on Seth Lakeman?

@witch_haunts_ghost Год назад

This was fantastic. I grew up on country music, my home town has a massive country music festival that takes place over three days every year. Although I don't really dig on the trad stuff that is around now, I really love alt country artists like Justin Townes Earle (RIP) , Ryan Adams, Gillian Welch and the like. Justin Townes Earle especially went down that bluegrass style and honkey tonk style, which was just excellent to see live. I also love the classics, Dolly Parton,Loretta Lynn, Kenny Rogers, Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson. I will check this dude out. Thanks Justin. Root, fifth, root, fifth, sixth, seventh!

@witch_haunts_ghost Год назад

@Soul of a robot No, I haven't, but I will check them out! Thanks so much for the recommendation!

@anthonycowan3481 Год назад

You should listen to Charley Crockett, an artist here in Austin that’s blowing up, he’s fantastic

@witch_haunts_ghost Год назад

@@anthonycowan3481 Will check him out! Thank you for the recommendation!

@kittymommy Год назад

Nena’s 99 Luftballons?

@63maddog Год назад

We lived in cowboy country for 9 years. I was a union rep for public employees. The smaller the town the more basic the country music and this reminds me of those days...early 90's.

@TROBassGuitar Год назад

Love bluegrass it's great stuff

@63maddog Год назад

@@TROBassGuitar I would wind up in the middle of nowhere with a bunch of cowboys, bikers and a few old roadies playing music next to a giant fire. (I am NOT a musician!) More like jamming. Either way they would take old and new country music, a bit of rock and roll, bluegrass etc mixed. The guitar skill was insane, sustained runs that blew my mind! The bikers and roadies discovered that using their mechanical skills in wild country was an excellent place to dissappear from their previous...escapades. I was the little guy who protected these goofballs and the only guy who'd seen the Dead Kennedy's, Grateful Dead, Wagner and Social Distortion. A couple roadies did work on a Who tour.

@jenjen81 Год назад

Hi Justin, It would be great to see you react to Chris Stapleton’s music - his voice suits both country (in his solo work) & rock with The Jompson Brothers. I have my fingers crossed!🤞

@toddmurphy390 Год назад

You should do a commentary on Charley Crockett’s - I’m Just a Clown

@keithgillum3414 Год назад

Justin you should have a listen to Whitehouse Road by Tyler Childers. Really good stuff going on in that, particularly the bass with the tremolo on it. Lots of acoustic performances on youtube but the full effect is the studio version.

@mirapiccolo6601 Год назад

Yes...I like this country song, I love when you play and sing...so many things I'm learning in this channel !!!!

@seanmedlock Год назад

99 Luftballons! I'd love to see you break down a Colter Wall song.

@stnimrod157 Год назад

Goldfingers cover of 99 red balloons has to be one of the best covers I've ever heard it's just so infecting

@reidhansen7030 Год назад

Tyler my favorite singer and you Justin just became my favorite music critic. This guy is a well deserving human of all the Glory he recieves.

@casadeserena355 Год назад

5:00 Justin's version of 99 Luftballons is just awesome

@Per.Norberg Год назад

@justinhawkins - PLEASE have a look at Mr Stapleton. THAT's the sort of Country every lover of rock music and great songwriting shouldn't miss out on!!

@jermac8263 Год назад

Try one of the older ones. I would recommend “Whitehouse Road” or “Nose to the Grindstone”. The acoustic version of “Whitehouse Road” is just him alone doing some impressive work on an acoustic and singing. Or…if you want something a little more sultry/scandalous go with “Feathered Indians”. Spoiler alert: it’s not about what you think it is.

@ipinkus7710 Год назад

Justin Hawkins if you weren’t so good with music and didn’t roll your R’s the way I like to I doubt if I’d like you at all. As it is your videos tickle me in spite of myself.

@jasondejong3062 Год назад

You have to check out White House road from Childers, the live version, sooooo damn good!

@michaelmoraga2926 Год назад

Justin, have you ever covered on this channel Sturgill Simpson's SOUND & FURY, particularly Ronin / Remember To Breathe? 🔥

@Dreyno Год назад

Classic country is great. As is the Gram Paraons/Emmylou stuff. Later on Steve Earle, Son Volt, Wilco, Whiskeytown/Ryan Adams etc. What passes for country these days in the States is the worst type of formulaic crap. Trap beats, songs about barbecues and how great is is being from Texas, rapping. It’s godawful shite.

@jimmcdougall9973 Год назад

The vocalist sprays a lot. Especially during his Rob Halford impersonation. Thus the Perspex protection for the manic keyboardist… I prefer Toto’s 99…

@pillmuncher67 7 месяцев назад

"Some of the more contemporary Country stuff is, uh, what, you know, the pop end of it, hmm, has become has become a parody of Country itself." Yes. Preach, brother.

@malsonashley Год назад

Justin, adore your channel! My boyfriend grew up a few miles from where Tyler Childers is from in Kentucky, and learned to hate country music. Please check out Hardy's "The Mockingbird and the Crow". Country metal? Amazing talent and songwriting.

@ozarklisa1199 Год назад

Also. Sturgill Simpson, "Turtles All the Way Down" It hits a mood for me. Absolutely beautiful. I get the same bittersweet feeling from the Glen Campbell "Gentle on my Mind". I'm so glad these fellas exist.

@lueysixty-six7300 Год назад

South Park theme song does that "Country shuffle"..in an offkey, discordant manner.. it's cool. (Les Claypool, of course. On fast forward).

@Microplancakes Год назад

Justin, I grew up on bluegrass music! You want to hear some good guitar playing? Check it out!! Listen to Doc Watson!! I’ve made my husband a convert!!! Come on now!! 99 Red Balloons!! I can’t spell it in German!!

@ariescustom Год назад

If you want to hear some proper alt-country go and look up 16 Horsepower, Palodine, Jay Munly, Trailer Bride and Willard Grant Conspiracy...

@Dreyno Год назад

Americans and their genre fixation. It’s bizarre. As soon as two bands sound vaguely similar some nerd appoints himself grantee of title and concocts some double barrelled nonsense of a genre to stick them in. Math Rock. Grindcore. Freak Folk. Emo Rap. Crossover Thrash. It’s ridiculous.

@peacefulpossum2438 Год назад

Neo country whatever sounds so pretentious and no doubt nothing Tyler would have patience for. He’s a self-described hilljack aka hillbilly who plays country music. As others have said, check out Nose to theGrindstone and Follow You to Virgie. The latter always makes me cry.

@TheEWFX29 Год назад

Sounds like any other country singer. Nothing special. I guess he has the hype train working for him. Usually the bland ones do.

@GizzyDillespee Год назад

This is great music for doing poppers and bondage

@CodyAlushin Год назад

HEY! Everyone! Listen to Charles Wesley Godwin for all your country fixin’s. You won’t regret it! Sincerely, a fan.

@alwaysrighter Год назад

my fine dude, may i direct you to the absolute spike in the Childer's timeline, please check "Nose On The Grindstone" | OurVinyl Sessions, available right here on the Tube of You ...

@brendanjordan6780 Год назад

Tyler voice is so good. You should check out Dust in a baggie by Billy Strings. That dude can play. Also Roll the Bones by Shakey Graves. Love Light and Peace✌

@matteotomaso7204 Год назад

Base line reminds me of the Dead South. You would be good company in hell! We could jam, loudly. With no neighbors remorse.Gee-Tar reminds of Waylon Jennings.

@Slivings911 Год назад

At 8 minutes, the guitarist is referencing, “mama’s little baby likes shortnin’ shortnin’, mama’s little baby likes shortnin’ bread”. 💖

@mistermonsterr Год назад

Absolutely urge to to check out Colter Wall, who Tyler duetted with on a song called ‘Fraulein’. The interplay between their vocals are beautiful, but I’d urge you to listen to his track ‘Snake Mountain Blues’. I defy you not to be awed by his vocal delivery there - especially when you learn of his age at the time of recording!

@joeg1709 8 месяцев назад

I think you would be interested in Sturgill Simpson. Good guitar player and his type of country is kind of a middle finger to the radio trash these days. Try out "You can have thr crown".

@ninjafotos Год назад

Greetings from Wroxham, Have you herd Goldfinger's version of 99 Red Balloons? way cool

@richb81 Год назад

Did you look at Tyler’s Nose on the Grindstone? Also you might really have fun with Shakey Graves and Benjamin Tod. Love what you do!

@GenetikSlayer Год назад

I was hoping that "Neo-Country" ment he got his wife back, his house back, his truck runs okay and his dogs alive! start the car....

@PK-VLOGG Год назад

Hey man if I could please please could you check out any live stuff by Chris Stapleton you’d love his guitar stuff and all together he’s amazingly popular (great for your account!)

@kvstrickland Год назад

Thank you for validating my ear balls … all I could hear was 99🎈 when you started noodling

@davekingrey1009 Год назад

The riff you were playing was Blackwater by The Doobie Brothers

@rifleattheplayground Год назад

This video fucked me up lol. Your interpretations really illustrated how music is relative. Thank you ❤️

@kevinspeight4664 Год назад

Hello good sir, just watching your videos, loving it, and seeing as you have a well tuned ear for music and especially guitar “rock” I would love to hear your take on something like Animals as Leaders’ ~the problem with other minds~

@johnwalenski1555 Год назад

Since we're on the topic (or quite near) of alt country, how 'bout a shout out to Lucero? They and artists like Jason Isbell, Son Volt, and Lucinda Williams have shown me a whole 'nother side of country that kicks ass and doesn't have to be hokey!