The song's a m*rder ballad, a story archetype that travelled from the British Isles to Appalachia over several centuries. Good stuff. And yes, looking at Colton's "visuals," you wouldnt expect the voice of a weathered old dude who's seen some stuff, done some stuff, lived off rotgut whisky and hand-rolled tobacco and possum jerky. But he grabs you and pulls you into the story. Thanks, Peter.
He actually hates these recordings because he said he did not know how to sing! I just love him to pieces! Even if he sings differently now! He is awesome! I’m curious as what what you thought of him live? He was only 21 during these recordings.
After your Commendatore analysis, I'd love to hear you do more analyses of operatic basses; eg George London, Jerome Hines, others..... "Wotan's Farewell and Magic Fire Music" or the "Te Deum" from Tosca or the death of Boris G. for example.
This guy, @PeterBarber, said that Diana Аnkudinova's voice was a result of digital modulation and I've hated him ever since!!!!!!!!! I expect him to say that Dimash's voice is also the result of digital modulation and this will kill me for good!
When I say my jaw DROPPED-
That’s one of the most shocking and insane voices I’ve ever heard. Genuinely.
I love how his story telling is so incredibly vivid with so few words. He’s one of my favorite artists right now.
The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie is an absolutely amazing piece of music and arranging from this same session. One of the best in my opinion.
The song's a m*rder ballad, a story archetype that travelled from the British Isles to Appalachia over several centuries. Good stuff. And yes, looking at Colton's "visuals," you wouldnt expect the voice of a weathered old dude who's seen some stuff, done some stuff, lived off rotgut whisky and hand-rolled tobacco and possum jerky. But he grabs you and pulls you into the story. Thanks, Peter.
Thank you for the introduction to this unforgettable singer.
Thanks for the intro to this singer. New to me, love cowboy music 🎶
Colter Wall is as honest as the sunset
If you haven't heard of him yet, you should check out Shakey Graves.
I saw him afew year ago and he is so good live
Colter Wall is here in Phoenix? Have a blast and let us know how it was. Im in the west Valley, in Surprise. This is the best! 🤗
So glad you introduced me to this artist. Very intense.
The treasure trove that is the human voice!
we're sure he's not 65 years old and addicted to cigarettes, right??
I’ve waited forever for this! Thanks PB
Thank you! I have a new artist to follow.
Great R&A! I love finding artists through your videos!
Wow...a very Special voice☺️
Unique voice and excellent guitar playing to add to the story.
He actually hates these recordings because he said he did not know how to sing! I just love him to pieces! Even if he sings differently now! He is awesome! I’m curious as what what you thought of him live? He was only 21 during these recordings.
Colter's voice is bizarre as hell, and I love it.
Thanks Peter 😊
After your Commendatore analysis, I'd love to hear you do more analyses of operatic basses; eg George London, Jerome Hines, others.....
"Wotan's Farewell and Magic Fire Music" or the "Te Deum" from Tosca or the death of Boris G. for example.
You’ve got to do “The Devil Wears a Suite and Tie” now.
YOU are so cute with that southern accent! Loved the analysis. Now I will pray you do Tyler Childers 'All Your'n.' Thank you for this.
He reminds me a little of Bob Dylan
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This guy, @PeterBarber, said that Diana Аnkudinova's voice was a result of digital modulation and I've hated him ever since!!!!!!!!!
I expect him to say that Dimash's voice is also the result of digital modulation and this will kill me for good!
I love you
Johnny Cash 2.0
:D
Я считаю что ты главный противник following in reverse. Вышло уже два новых видео, ты не отреагировал ни на одно.
That was proper country. I'm not a big fan of the new country. ❤❤