I am about to move back to my hometown of Port Arthur, Texas. Working at the plants was life when I grew up there. My father is the current director of the Museum of the Gulf Coast. This song speaks to me deeply. All the words are so familiar. I remember many family members going to work at the Texaco refinery, and the jumpsuits/uniform they wore each day. The largest refinery in North America is Motiva and it is in Port Arthur, Texas.
I'm 61 years old. My Grandfather lived in Port Arthur Texas. He went to work for Gulf Oil... I've been in that area all my life. This song is so heartbreaking that no one can make it up. Thanks guys. Beautiful inspiration and an extremely talented group. Y'all keep the past alive. Sometimes it hurts.
I used this song as the message of my at my toast to my son and his bride during their wedding this weekend. Passing along the role of "keeping the wolves away" is tougher for the father, but I know he's ready.
I have your CD, have listened to this song so many many times. I'm 67 yo. My husband and father of our children worked in the chemical plants on the Houston Ship Channel from the 1970's until 2019 when he retired. We both relate to this so much. Such a wonderful song about the blue collar life, that I believe keeps this country afloat. We have had some close calls during those years. Only those that work in the petrochemical industry can understand the risks. Every time I listen and hear your song it brings tears and goose bumps. Thank you for writing such an amazing tribute to your parents and all those that work in the petrochemical industry.
My youngest son and I saw y'all at Greune Hall at your last performance and also returned to see yall on February 17, 2024 I'm 61 he is 38 I had a stroke in 2018 He kept the wolves away for 2 years He sent me this song and I cried my eyes out Ty for writing and recording this song
Just see you last night in kountze texas drove from jones creek to see you me and my wife had a great time you pit on a helluva show we need you to play at the house of blues houston or in freeport keep the great songs coming we love you brother
I lived near refineries growing up and later worked in them around Beaumont, TX. They are dangerous to work in, I can totally relate to the story. Three guys I worked with got burned by a chemical spill. Only 1 survived. 😢
I first heard your song on the Michael Berry Show in the late 2010’s…his dad worked for DuPont in Orange his whole life, and it was an instant favorite on the show for a while. I grew up a Brown and Root brat, both mom and dad working at the refineries up and down the gulf coast, so I felt it too…especially since I had actually heard the words “keep the wolves away/at bay” from both parents at various times in the 90’s. While I jagged left and became an engineer in the aerospace industry, I brought my babies home to the Golden Triangle after the divorce. They have loved this song for years, as they see the parallels in my stories about my childhood, and they see their friends living it currently. We are all stoked to see you play here in the heart of refinery country in a few weeks!
You definitely should be paid for it! I found out about this song yesterday and I stopped and mowing my grass to listen to every word brought tears to my eye's
My husband got into a motorcycle wreck in 2018. And then he recovered. And then he finally went back to work, and shortly after, the pandemic hit. I had to quit my job, because I have an immune system that doesn't work. And truly I was scared. Then in 2020 my dad got sick, and the specialists wouldn't see him, and so my brother and I put him on hospice, and I took care of him until he died, at the end of 2021. This song is how I feel. What is the wolf? It's so many things. And I live day by day, doing my best, trying to keep the wolves away. Thank u for ur authentic self. I'm gonna be a new groupie. And strangely enough, my brother moved to Cleveland, for that better position, just down the street from Dow Chemical. Please keep telling ur stories❤
This song brought me to yall. I'm from the same area, I'm an operator in the plants, my dad worked in the plants, this song hits home in so many ways. We are going to see yall in kety in a few weeks and I can't wait.
I seen y’all recently at your show in Hockley Texas 2 months or so back. I cry when I hear the song cause by brother was right there on them front lines as your dad but he worked for a different company. But he remembered it vividly. He has since passed away from cancer but that’s a whole different story. Thank you
I just heard your song and video on utube Keeping the wolves away around 3 weeks ago.. I grew up in Northwest Houston and traveled to Galveston every chance I got... It hits home, my Father worked for Amerigas down that way and saw some horrible accidents also
I a so glad to have found these videos. Thank you for sharing this with the world. I pray your Daddy is doing well. I am so saddened to hear that he endured such pain.
This is awesome news💥 I loved this song from it's 1st note. It came up on YT as it fit into the music I was listening to. I played it over and over again. I shared it with many friends. I cried sad tears and happy tears. The song moved my heart, no true life experiences to attach it too. But to our (meaning everyone who knows this song) current life situations where every day we are fighting to keep the Wolves away. And know, I have never seen one episode of Yellowstone! Love to you brothers...Play On❤🎶
My Neice and I Flipped when we first saw you all performed in Texas unforgettable then l heard yourcslng on Yellowstone so cool Blessing's ❤❤😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊
This song came on with the you tube algorithm for me, sometime during covid era, probably because I listen to Ryan Bingham (though I didn't realize it was on Yellowstone, which I've watched since the beginning). Love this song, so heartfelt. My pap pap worked in the Steel Mills in Pittsburgh and hurt his back, was disabled. I think anyone that grew up with blue collar family feels this song in their soul. ❤️
Wow, been Loving song but never watched yellow stone either came up on Pandora 2-3 yrs ago. What a True Story into music. Perfect! Finally watched your Doc about song...Sweet!! I just sent off song info to another person Struggling as me. I Live in Fl. But Mass Born. To say the least..."This song is WICKED Awesome" maybe when i can find some relief, i can catch a concert someday...Also, Capitol Theater Clearwater, Fl. Small, Quaint Venue. Be Super Cool for You!! Thank You for You Music. MB
I'm so happy here this. I've never watched Yellowstone but have listened to y'alls music and love it. Hopefully you'll release new vinyl. Let us know because I'd definitely buy it. Ang hoping for some repressing as well. ❤
By dad by choice He 80 year old he is still working as a Superintendent of a school in Colorado. I wish when is that I would be in place in life take care of his Beautiful log cabin. I that it my be I know it's impossible I wish him many more years and someone to love because he is a GREAT man. Maybe will but I will keep wolves away coming are and u just rest u have more then Earned it.i love dad and hope this find this
Never thought I'd hear admiration for the Fibonacci Sequence while I was watching a general behind-the-scenes video. 😂 Not much of a television watcher, so I've missed the Yellowstone series along with many others. Just heard about Uncle Lucius from a musically-inclined friend. Hoping that the music-contract-snatching snowball helped out you and yours through your trials and tribulations.
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Have played that song probably hundreds of times. I literally jumped out of my chair with full-body goosebumps when it came on Yellowstone.
I am about to move back to my hometown of Port Arthur, Texas. Working at the plants was life when I grew up there. My father is the current director of the Museum of the Gulf Coast. This song speaks to me deeply. All the words are so familiar. I remember many family members going to work at the Texaco refinery, and the jumpsuits/uniform they wore each day. The largest refinery in North America is Motiva and it is in Port Arthur, Texas.
I'm 61 years old. My Grandfather lived in Port Arthur Texas. He went to work for Gulf Oil... I've been in that area all my life. This song is so heartbreaking that no one can make it up. Thanks guys. Beautiful inspiration and an extremely talented group. Y'all keep the past alive. Sometimes it hurts.
I used this song as the message of my at my toast to my son and his bride during their wedding this weekend. Passing along the role of "keeping the wolves away" is tougher for the father, but I know he's ready.
Rolled up on Pandora and was all in the first listen. Great song, thanks for the story of it.
Love to browse that album collection behind you. 😃
I have your CD, have listened to this song so many many times. I'm 67 yo. My husband and father of our children worked in the chemical plants on the Houston Ship Channel from the 1970's until 2019 when he retired. We both relate to this so much. Such a wonderful song about the blue collar life, that I believe keeps this country afloat. We have had some close calls during those years. Only those that work in the petrochemical industry can understand the risks.
Every time I listen and hear your song it brings tears and goose bumps. Thank you for writing such an amazing tribute to your parents and all those that work in the petrochemical industry.
Music with meaning.. . In an age where sadly music (key word) has died.
Awesome song by an awesome artist !
Long live rock & country!
My youngest son and I saw y'all at Greune Hall at your last performance and also returned to see yall on February 17, 2024
I'm 61 he is 38
I had a stroke in 2018
He kept the wolves away for 2 years
He sent me this song and I cried my eyes out
Ty for writing and recording this song
Just see you last night in kountze texas drove from jones creek to see you me and my wife had a great time you pit on a helluva show we need you to play at the house of blues houston or in freeport keep the great songs coming we love you brother
Been working in the refineries for years. Some kid introduced me to the song. I play it at least once a week.
I lived near refineries growing up and later worked in them around Beaumont, TX. They are dangerous to work in, I can totally relate to the story. Three guys I worked with got burned by a chemical spill. Only 1 survived. 😢
Wow Beautiful 😮
I first heard your song on the Michael Berry Show in the late 2010’s…his dad worked for DuPont in Orange his whole life, and it was an instant favorite on the show for a while.
I grew up a Brown and Root brat, both mom and dad working at the refineries up and down the gulf coast, so I felt it too…especially since I had actually heard the words “keep the wolves away/at bay” from both parents at various times in the 90’s.
While I jagged left and became an engineer in the aerospace industry, I brought my babies home to the Golden Triangle after the divorce. They have loved this song for years, as they see the parallels in my stories about my childhood, and they see their friends living it currently.
We are all stoked to see you play here in the heart of refinery country in a few weeks!
You definitely should be paid for it! I found out about this song yesterday and I stopped and mowing my grass to listen to every word brought tears to my eye's
Well, you gave your fans a fantastic song !! One of my favorites.
My husband got into a motorcycle wreck in 2018. And then he recovered. And then he finally went back to work, and shortly after, the pandemic hit. I had to quit my job, because I have an immune system that doesn't work. And truly I was scared. Then in 2020 my dad got sick, and the specialists wouldn't see him, and so my brother and I put him on hospice, and I took care of him until he died, at the end of 2021. This song is how I feel. What is the wolf? It's so many things. And I live day by day, doing my best, trying to keep the wolves away. Thank u for ur authentic self. I'm gonna be a new groupie. And strangely enough, my brother moved to Cleveland, for that better position, just down the street from Dow Chemical. Please keep telling ur stories❤
I love the song ❤
Thanks for sharing this
Congratulations to you and the guys. And bless your parents.
You are TRUE Musicians!
This song brought me to yall. I'm from the same area, I'm an operator in the plants, my dad worked in the plants, this song hits home in so many ways. We are going to see yall in kety in a few weeks and I can't wait.
Just your whole storyline is enough to make one smile. May you all keep smiling.
Great interview KG! Elated that y'all are back on the road. I'm visiting inlaws in Mariposa. I'll see y'all in Bakersfield on Sun.
I'm so happy the original band is back together... Happy Holidays and make some magic soon guys... Cheers
I seen y’all recently at your show in Hockley Texas 2 months or so back. I cry when I hear the song cause by brother was right there on them front lines as your dad but he worked for a different company. But he remembered it vividly. He has since passed away from cancer but that’s a whole different story. Thank you
I just heard your song and video on utube Keeping the wolves away around 3 weeks ago.. I grew up in Northwest Houston and traveled to Galveston every chance I got... It hits home, my Father worked for Amerigas down that way and saw some horrible accidents also
Absolutely love this song brother!
Yellow stone is where I first heard the song,then I had to add it to my favorites, Thankyou.
Love the song, listened so many times, it's from the heart, thanks and keep doing what you are doing...
I a so glad to have found these videos. Thank you for sharing this with the world. I pray your Daddy is doing well. I am so saddened to hear that he endured such pain.
This is awesome news💥 I loved this song from it's 1st note. It came up on YT as it fit into the music I was listening to. I played it over and over again. I shared it with many friends. I cried sad tears and happy tears. The song moved my heart, no true life experiences to attach it too. But to our (meaning everyone who knows this song) current life situations where every day we are fighting to keep the Wolves away. And know, I have never seen one episode of Yellowstone! Love to you brothers...Play On❤🎶
My Neice and I Flipped when we first saw you all performed in Texas unforgettable then l heard yourcslng on Yellowstone so cool Blessing's ❤❤😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊
I absolutely love this song, I hope you continue writing music ❤️
This song came on with the you tube algorithm for me, sometime during covid era, probably because I listen to Ryan Bingham (though I didn't realize it was on Yellowstone, which I've watched since the beginning).
Love this song, so heartfelt.
My pap pap worked in the Steel Mills in Pittsburgh and hurt his back, was disabled. I think anyone that grew up with blue collar family feels this song in their soul. ❤️
Heard your song on Sirius under Jamey Johnson’s channel, amazing song, definately everyone can relate to!!
Wow, been Loving song but never watched yellow stone either came up on Pandora 2-3 yrs ago. What a True Story into music. Perfect! Finally watched your Doc about song...Sweet!! I just sent off song info to another person Struggling as me. I Live in Fl. But Mass Born. To say the least..."This song is WICKED Awesome" maybe when i can find some relief, i can catch a concert someday...Also, Capitol Theater Clearwater, Fl. Small, Quaint Venue. Be Super Cool for You!! Thank You for You Music. MB
Your Band getting back together is EXACTLY the story of the Blues Brothers Band.. ❤
MISSISSIPPI HIGHWAY is HAWESOME
Great song
Such an incredible song, I can't wait to see what you do in the future
grew up in a copper mine town in arizona. props. love. respect.
LOVE THE SONG,SORRY FOR THE TRAGEDY THAT CAUSED YOU TO WRITE IT,😢
I'm so happy here this. I've never watched Yellowstone but have listened to y'alls music and love it. Hopefully you'll release new vinyl. Let us know because I'd definitely buy it. Ang hoping for some repressing as well. ❤
I just heard this song today and it touched me🥹 BEAUTIFUL SONG!
Would love to see y’all play here in North Carolina.
By dad by choice
He 80 year old he is still working as a Superintendent of a school in Colorado. I wish when is that I would be in place in life take care of his Beautiful log cabin. I that it my be I know it's impossible I wish him many more years and someone to love because he is a GREAT man. Maybe will but I will keep wolves away coming are and u just rest u have more then Earned it.i love dad and hope this find this
I loved the song b4 Yellowstone 😁😁.
Never thought I'd hear admiration for the Fibonacci Sequence while I was watching a general behind-the-scenes video. 😂 Not much of a television watcher, so I've missed the Yellowstone series along with many others. Just heard about Uncle Lucius from a musically-inclined friend.
Hoping that the music-contract-snatching snowball helped out you and yours through your trials and tribulations.
there's something wrong with my eyes.... 😢
this, legit, makes my soul glow. Tangent away, Kevin.
I have little autism. Try read in between the lines