He is perfect!! Colter Wall - The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie Reaction
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The story behind this song is based on the legend of Robert Johnson learning the guitar after making a deal with the devil at a crossroads.
I thought of Robert Johnson. I didn't know that! Cool info to know...
Every good aspiring guitarist knows the Robert Johnson devils pact. It’s the birth of rock!
I watched O Brother Where art Thou this week and he’s the hitch hiker they pickup in the cross roads lol
I didn’t know that, but I do love Robert Johnson.
Robert Johnson was a genius. Some of the best riff of the Rolling Stones are actually Robert Johnson’s riffs, just to mention one group among many who were inspired by him.
I'm a simple man. I see Colter Wall, I click.
Same
I've seen many reactions to Colter Wall, but I really enjoy this guy's insight on songs. He really dives deep into the meaning and message of a song
This
Smae
Most underrated comment I’ve seen this week!!!
The dude’s guitar ability is so underrated because his vocals are outrageous
I agree, I play classical guitar/finger style and this one was tough for me.
@@jewlz72 all while also adding a kick drum in too. A lot of practice hours went into this performance! Gotta respect the work he puts in
@@coreywigal5435 and he was like what..early 20s lmao.
This is an old recording of him. There is a whole series of these with Colter. He has since grown into his voice and developed quite a bit as a performer. My favorite song of his is “13 silver dollars” but most would direct you to “Kate McCannon”. His songs “Nuthin” and “Me and Big Dave” are also ones that touched me.
living on the sand is also one of my favorite ones from that album, his new song summer dean is also pretty good
@@mattwing621 Bob Fudge and Bald Bute all the way
"Kate McCannon" is a MUST LISTEN for MrLboyd
Great choices but Motorcycle is the closest thing to a perfect song there is
Love to see 13 Silver Dollars get the love it deserves.
i love the reaction of people at his first "Well..". Never ceases to make me grin when people look surprised
It's insane how young he was during this performance. I saw him in early 2018 and I believe he had just turned 20 or 21. His voice is amazing. It will bring you to tears.
The thing I like most about Country artists is the storys in their music.
Me too. I grew up listening to Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, and John Prine. The story is what makes the song.
And he’s from Canada believe it or not
@@okscribbles9556 cool, there are some great artisys from Canada Rush comes to mind.
I've been listening to one Colter Wall song in Spotify for almost 2 years. I assumed he was an older man. I'm in legit shock that he's only 26. That voice is WILD.
he was like 22 when he wrote this song
@@kodiak3995 I think he is only 19 here. 🍺
It’s great to see Saskatchewan on the map through Colter’s talent. 🇨🇦
Too bad he only talks about it in 1881. 😃
As someone who's always looking for great music, are there some other artists from Saskatchewan that you would recommend? I only heard about this artist through this reaction video. I love his sound and lyrics. Thanks if you see this and take the time to respond.
@@davebeach2343 The Dead South are terrific. Blake Berglund and Belle Plaine. Tenille Arts and Jess Moskaluke if you are into more mainstream stuff.
@@jjj832 Thanks for the reply. I listen to the Dead South already. Their sound is definitely something that I appreciate. The lyrics are what makes me come back. Typically I'll listen to a song and get drawn in because of the sound and style of the band. The second time around I pay particular attention to the lyrics. I'm partial to story telling songs. I find it particularly impressive when a song writer can tell a story through the relatively few words that a song contains. The combination of a great sound and well written lyrics is what I'm always searching for in music. I've been listening to music for over 50 years now, and I absolutely love talking with other people about what music they love, and giving them suggestions of what I love.
I will check out the other two artists you reccomend. I would also like to give you some artists that I like, based on your suggestion of the Dead South.
First, the group's name is Gangstagrass, it's a mixture of bluegrass and rap. In particular I'd recommend two songs, "Nickel and Dime Blues", and "You Can Never Go Home Again". Both songs are personal favorites.
One more suggestion is an album from 1979 titled "Broken English" by Marianne Faithful. This is rock-n-roll at it's best. She has been around since she was a girlfriend of Mick Jagger. Jagged and Richards wrote their first song together for her, "As Tears Go By". Anyway, if you like rock music you might give it a listen, either the first track "The Ballad of Lucy Jordan" or the last "Why'd Ya Do It".
Sorry for going on so long, but I lost my wife to covid19 in March, and music was a central part of our lives. She sang in an opera chorus for 16 seasons, directed a church choir for 11 years, and sang with other groups also. We both considered music essential in our lives, great music evokes great emotion. So I find some solace in discussions with other people about music in general. I didn't really participate in any online activities until after she passed away, with the exception of searching TH-cam videos looking for something good. I thank you for your earlier reply, and for taking the time to read and respond to this rambling text if you choose to do so. No worries and GL
I love this song, and they say he perfectly, imperfectly plays the instruments, is a subtle hint that he never sold his soul to learn them...
My favorite song of Colter's is "Sleeping on the blacktop". He is amazing! I heard the song in the movie "Hell or High water" and fell in love with it and had to find out who did it. I'm so glad I did.
Sleeping on the Blacktop is one of my favorites of his too.
Same here, great soundtrack. I liked the movie too, hard not to cheer for the outlaws taking down the evil bankers.
Am I right in believeing it's about a man who ran over some people or hit another vehicle and sees their ghosts on his travels to the next town and so on?
@@tonyoliver2167 I don't think the man telling the story was involved in the crash. I don't know what it all means, but I like it.
Colter is one of those treasures more people need to know about
This man was about 19 I think when he sang this recording of the song. He has really grown into his singing voice over the years. Please listen to more of him!
He was about 20 or 21 when he did these sessions and his voice has matured GREATLY in the years since. He's said in an interview he's actually quite embarrassed how much he is forcing his voice down here. I still enjoy these sessions a lot since its how I was introduced to him. To hear a refined Colter, I would HIGHLY recommend watching his cover of a song called Cowpoke from the Western AF TH-cam channel.
Seeing new people discover colter makes me smile lol. True talent knows no boundaries/genre
He wasn’t ready for the Colter wall epic voice I highly recommend Bob fudge and Kate Mccannon and fraulin
I love Bob Fudge. Good choice.
@@aaronhoward464 hell yeah that and it’s a relatable song to those of us from Texas moving out to Montana
@@Texasgodzillakun I'm not leaving Texas yet, best of luck though!
Fraulein
@@TheSilentsniper1973 yeah that
my favorite song by him was also covered in this same brewery session: Colter Wall - "Sleeping on the Blacktop" I was hooked on him after this song, thanks for reacting to him, you are a legend sir.
Colter Wall live performances never ever disappoint, Thirteen Silver dollars was fantastic, Motorcycle, Rocky Mountain Rangers.. proud to say Colter is a Canadian!
Caroline is another one of my favorites. Absolutely love his voice. It’s also a duet.
Colter Wall is the son of the former Premier (Governor) of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan (Sask-atch-e-win)that brought us out of colonial Canadian poverty. The beer company is a local brewery owned by former employees that bought the facility when the major beer corporation pulled out of Sask. Colter was born to sing and has soo many amazing songs. I can’t listen to Caroline without getting chills and tears! (And I never liked country music before him).
If u really enjoyed this you should check out colter's amazing old school murder ballad, "Kate McCannon"
This guy has been on a lot of back porches overlooking alligator swamps in the deep south with some old, old men? 1920-1930 vibe here! Love that old simple washboard, spoons, handmade guitar real soul felt blues! Can't get enough of it! Robert Johnson comes to mind.
This song and Sleeping on the Blacktop are my absolute favorites of Colter's. Pure Dynamite.
I started cackling with unmitigated glee the second you heard his voice, because that was much the same reaction I had. I'm glad I'm not the only one that fell in love with Colter Wall's voice the second it touched my ears.
Can we just take a moment to gush over this man's insane vibrato
I met Colter in AZ. Dude is a great guy! Thanks for reacting to him. He is a unique sound.
I love your reaction to this! Your reaction when he started singing was priceless, and so relatable.
Yeah, Boyd, you're exploring music! So much hear and enjoy!
Much Love!
Somehow I missed this months ago but I love this guy's voice & here to listen now💯🧡
Quarter of the way into the video I realized I first came across colter wall while watching a short of this on tiktok, great reaction video!
This was an awesome reaction.....we can see you truly enjoyed this song and performance. I loved your reaction.
Colter: "well...."
Everyone: stops what they are saying mid sentence and listens
I must tell you how delightful it is to see your reactions to new (for you) music!!
I don't know this singer but I really want to do so now! Thank you for this share!!
my first time hearing him but this reminds me of Johnny Cash a story telling song and the sound of his voice
Mr. Lboyd - a lot of people are surprised to hear your voice coming out of your body, too.
My daughter and her boyfriend introduced me to this treasure. We were out at the campground, listening to music, and some country pop came in, and I said, to my grandson’s father, country hasn’t been good since the 90’s, and he said I disagree, two words for you, Colter Wall, and I checked him out as soon as I got back in the WI-FI, that was over a year ago now, and I am so glad I got turned on to him! He’s very old school, which I love.
"That's the science behind it." I laughed.
I could listen to these two talk for hours
Bro, Colter Wall's - "Kate McCannon" is even, more amazing.
I discovered Colter Wall a year ago! And he's freaking awesome! Also look into Brent Cobb
If you like the brewery session idea, definitely listen to Sturgill Simpson “You Can Have the Crown”. It’s a great version of a great somg
Hey like ya brought up double meanings.... 1degree between hot & STEAM! One can conduct power fast yet cause fade of soul yet attract deep desires.
Going to check out your suggestion @Jeff Storey
Sturgill Simpson all day sir. You would really specifically like that type of specific content
2nd this
3rd
Yeah the sound and video quality there are top notch
Yesss....so happy you found Colter!
Im so glad you did this. i was about to suggest it
I am so excited you finally landed here boss! Let's hear it.
Sleepin on the blacktop is an incredible and somewhat tragic song. Absolutely beautiful, would recommend. Really anything of his is good tho
I loved this reaction
Highway 61 is in Mississippi and it's where Robert Johnson supposed to have sold his soul to the devil at the crossroads but Colter is a a very talented song writer and guitar picker but you can't say he's a country artist but more so on the fringe of country but great reaction thanks
Highway 61 re-revisted
Saw him live a few years ago with my kiddos. They (he preformed with a group at our concert) sent out security after to come get us and brought all of us backstage to meet them, talked with the kids & took photos, signed some merch and even gifted them some merch too. He & all of them that night were beyond kind and amazing! It meant the world to us, Colter Wall and The Dead South *they're from the same area in Canada, who we also met & they even called our kids to lift their spirits when theyve been in the hospital due to Ehlers Danlos Syndrome* are both amazing musicians and amazing people!
I'd contemplate selling my soul for his voice but the way my soul shivers when I hear his voice is priceless
I love your quote at the beginning of this song.
My late brother lived two doors down from his grandpa and remember him as a happy boy who loved music 🎵
I'm so glad you did this song. I was just saying to myself that you should.
everyone has the same reaction hearing Colter Wall first sing
finally hit my suggestion
You’re in for a real treat with this one!!
Dude you tuned into the message roght away! Your commentary basicly predicted the next lines of the song, good video and not surprised you have so many subs.
First Time I heard Colter Wall I was blown away.
i love Colter wall never seen anyone react to him cant wait.
Very comfy reaction video, good job my man.
"Cow poke" is another great session.
broooooooooooo this is just wow!
You have that smooth jazz DJ voice.
Love how you're reacting to different music. Should chech out Shawn James - Through The Valley live.
I was wondering when you’d get around to this one. This is such a great tune.
Amazing song love his voice though I heard it before I saw him and was surprised as well. Wouldn’t mind more of him. And though different Uncle Lucius is good too Keep the Wolves Away gets me misty.
Man lm so happy to see someone experience the magic of Colter Wall for the first time! You neeeeed to do Kate McCannon next man like that’s songs story is just incredible!
Thanks for the commentary too
Sturgill Simpson has some brewery sessions. He is an artist you should really check out his SNL performance is one of the best ever on SNL.
Colter is the man. ‘Cowpoke’ is my personal favorite.
This is music and this is musicianship, this is soul food
The Robert Johnson story is what I assume he's talking about.
You're awesome man.
Hey. Just wanted to let you know you've become one of my favorite reaction channels. You sir and damn intelligent. And I love when people catch things that slipped past me. You are a gem man. I bet you're making a lot of people listen a little harder everytime they listen to music now.
I totally agree
Never make a deal with the devil….. cause he is in the details. 👍👍👍👍 love your clips
Robert Johnson was rumored to sell his soul to pay blues and Eric Clapton played his song Crossroads which Robert Johnson wrote.
Wow this song just made the playlist & ill be checking mote Colter Wall out asap 👍👍
You're one of my favorite channels on YT. You're impressive with a high knowledge base in music and history. (The rap battles)
I think that’s the science behind it 😂😂 howling haha
You just opened a door.
Shakey Graves - Late July
The Dead South (who does brewery sessions) - any
Amigo the Devil - any
I love Colter Wall!
But this is probably not the best performance for a first impression.
Great work sir, nice video!
I believe this is folk rock, but it also reminds me of the blues. Funny thing is, people used to call the blues, “Devil’s music”. Because of the mention of the devil in the songs. But, to me, it wasn’t in reverence to, but to warn of, the Devil. A figure as supernatural as the things that go bump in the night. Or any strange cryptic stalking the Smokies or the trees. The song really gives off a supernatural vibe to it. Of folklore and southern gothic.
Finally been waiting for this one
Basically you make a deal for your deepest desire of success (as success leads to pride) for, usually, your soul and thus eternal servitude to him
White man's blues was what my old granddad used to call it , he was a massive country and blues fan , I learnt my taste from him , great man .
This guy is from my Province. I've seen him dozens of times. He is definitely at his best in more intimate settings
Check out "Last July" by Shakey Graves. Youll enjoy how many instruments that guy plays at once.
Colfer did another session there for Kate McCannon very recommended!
Same session.
LOVE , is NOT to strong a word here!
He’s got a kick drum !!
Definitely one of my favorite artists on the scene, I highly recommend Caroline, Kate mccannon, sleeping on the blacktop, or big iron.
I'm a fan of his songs "Henry & Sam" as well as "Ride An Old Paint / Leaving Cheyenne."
Love your voice
"You sould your everlasting soul for that?'' " well i wasnt using it" lol
Yes several brewery sessions for new up and coming artists who want a free recording.
There were lots of sessions. You can find them on TH-cam. Thank you for the reaction!
What's up kin folk lovin your reactions. Your quick and concise reactions withholding extemporaneous extrapolation are a god send compared to the commonly overreactive channels I'm used to seeing in youtube. Continue to keep it real and as you say work until you're recognized, Peace Bro.
You HAVE to do sleeping on the blacktop now!!!
I second that. And thank you to whomever requested this one.
A few of my favourites from this end of the music spectrum
Tyler Childers - Nose on the grindstone (OurVinyl session)
Benjamin Todd - Using again
Whiskey Myers - Broken window serenade
Uncle Lucius - Keep the wolves away.
Thank you in advance! Keep up the good work.