AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! aww? are you hungry? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Met this guy tonight and have to say apart from his amazing music what a humble and lovely young man. Even face timed my son to say high to him as my 6 year old son is his biggest fan. Thankyou colter and one hell of a gig . God bless you
Well I only hope Colton wants to come to Iceland and play here but I reckon that won´t happen, but I can keep on hoping ;) Love his voice and lyrics! So happy I found this young man here on YT, he is amazing! Greetings from Iceland !
I had the same experience, dude chilled with me and some friends at the bar after a show and then smoked with us outside. 11/10 would kick it with Colter again.
Saw him live in Bakersfield last year, such a good musician. It feels like the beginning of the return of true folk and cowboy ballads. With the loss of Don Edwards a couple years so, it’s not a moment too soon either.
Right!!? I'm from 'next door' in AB and I can hardly believe the talent that comes out AB, SK, and MB. As an aside to good music, Sask peeps are awesome...who can't appreciate a Roughrider fan! lol Nothing like seeing grown men with hollowed-out watermelons helmets on their heads at football games - and I'm not even a true blue football enthusiast! Geezus, what a hoot.
@@austinchick6226 Got 'em way down here in rural Mississippi too. They are hella cool people and make the BEST baked goods at little store between Lowndes and Jones county
Just learned about this guy from a friend today. Have to admit. He's good. Real good. Nice tone. Classic sound. And sadly wholesome doesn't sell. Hope you go far young man. You're truly talented. Never sell out to the machine.
Toronto man here , would never twist your arm . Your music lifts me from madness in this city and soothes my mind.Gives me a break and a reason to just sit back and enjoy. Thank you Colter
Colter is an insane mix of Cash, Townes, Billy Joe Shaver, Waylon, Willie, Steve Earle and probably a few more I'm missing. He is country to be sure but it is more that Texas singer songwriter thing than the next George Jones. Dude has the chops, the voice, and especially the songs to the next great one. He takes all his influences and jells them into something all his own and it's just too cool for school. Killer lyrics.
If you just found Colter, welcome home. Being in his 20's, we've got a sweet 50 years ahead of us, which will see me out. All is well. Take hold of your favourite poison and find a moment. It's warm, and good for the soul.
It's an old American folk song called stagger lee/staggolee...he just changed the lyrics because there are a thousand versions of this song. Its so old nobody knows who wrote it. Nice try though :D
Saw him in Birmingham, AL. Talked to him twice that night. He's a great guy. Just as down to earth as he can be. He's got that sound that everyone watching this video has been looking for.
OK so i heard this song on the radio a day or two ago so i tried to look it up but i couldnt spell Saskatchewan to save my life so i looked up large cities in Canada and still couldnt find it so i looked up small towns and no results, then the map of Canada and finally to find out that its a state or whatever they call it up there. so Colter if you see this i just want you to know im devoted to your music in a way like no other.
Hahaha hah this killed me. I'm from Saskatchewan and we get absolutely shunned from the rest of the country due to our lack of populous towns. Doesn't stop us from kicking ass and putting ourselves on the map. Colter is my absolute favorite since I have found him Years ago.
Egg don’t let the music be what brings you here because colter is the only good thing out of this province in awhile aside from the dead south. The jobs and the people are what makes it so hard to leave!! Plus cheap bills haha.
Matthew Brutosky I'm from Alabama. I lived in the flathead valley my first year out of college. It was some of the best days of my life. It's the only place I've ever been outside of Alabama that I felt at home.
Knew his cousin when I was a kid. His music randomly popped up in my feed and I really enjoyed it. Finally googled him and discovered the connection. Who knew. Small world. Or um, province I guess.
Just heard him, for the first time, on the series Yellowstone. Man, have I been missing some great music. I'm not a Canuck, but my dad and grandpa were. Feels right at home, eh?
I have studied quite a bit Mississippi John Hurt. I can hear the influence in colters playing style to a big degree... I am really happy I found him through the movie hell or high water. Thank God for cats like this keeping real music alive. Thanks Colter!!!!
Love his easy, John Hurt style pickin' and ballad phrasing as he sends his songs out around the campfire or wherever. I believe he's a folk musician with broad and deep roots.
Wtf!?!? Awesome seasoned voice and picking style for such a young man, I was raised on these type of songs around the campfire, so good to hear this from the younger breed of musician !
LYRICS: Mr Toronto man go away from my door, you've got my wheat and canola seed; you're asking me for more. Better fly before I produce my 44. I'm just a prairie boy, never meant none no harm. Spent my days making wages out on the Martin's farm. No eastern boy's gonna twist my arm. It's so damn cold out here, the wind will cut you half in two I ain't kidding now, my old plow is frozen to my mule I've been living off of ice cold rainbow stew Don't be picking fights with no Mennonites Don't be raising cane while they're planting grain and working through the night. They're gonna let you know if you ain't acting right Mr Toronto man go away from my door, you've got my wheat and canola seed; you're asking me for more. Better fly before I produce my 44. Better fly before I produce my 44.
thank you!!! i changed this now... it was wishful thinking with the weed maybe, ha ha... i do live in a large wheat/grain/lentil/garb/pulse/etc area and i can't believe i missed that. thanks again!
It don’t matter a speck what label you wanna toss at this young hoss, that there is mighty fine music! This man represents the salvation of country music from the jaws of modern, commercial, lyrically impotent Country-Rap (C-RAP). Steve Earle so eloquently describes modern country as “hip-hop for people who are afraid of black people”. Make mine “Outlaw Country” and I reckon the genre will survive! Who needs all these “purty boys” anyhow?!?
Another GA fan here. Colter doesn't sound like the mainstream country crap they are putting out these days so It's gonna be tough to break into the country scene unfortunately.
I didn't make it as far as Saskatchewan in my trip to Canada earlier this month, but I had this and many other of his songs on my playlist while on long bus rides from Calgary to Alberta and back. Listening to his sage old man's voice while I looked out the window at the rolling prairies and cragged mountains really brought it home for me.
I just recently stumbled on this dude.. Killer voice, reminds me of a mix between Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash.. love his sound... this is what country music should be.
i love this tune,,, im from ontario did construction in alberta and sakatchewan and worked with the mennonite martin lads ...oh and i cheer for the leafs...good ole country.. keep playing!!!!
A guy teaching me how to reset an E-Stop brought me here
Same😂😅
😂
Lol Same
Same! I love “The Wears a Suit And Tie” but haven’t heard this one, and I’m glad I got pointed in this direction! This man has some pipes on him!
Same my boy
A blue collar electritiom called me here
Feel ya.. same
Same :D
Same
And that is pretty cool!
Same for me, and I do love country music so this is quite the recommendation.
He told me I'd thank him later, I will and that's pretty cool
Crazy how we got video of him playing in 1881. Good thing he has lived for so damn long
Legends never die
This made me giggle😆😆
It was a good year.
Dude, nobody can live 140 years. It was obviously video’d.
I wonder if when Colter would cry as a baby, it just sounded like an average adult man screaming.
Its currently 12:55 AM EST and I currently cannot sleep due to being disturbed by the thought of that
Ask his dad Brad Wall, the former Premier of The Province of Saskachtewan.
He probably has facial hair as a child too
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! aww? are you hungry? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
When Colter left his parent’s home he turned to his dad and said “You’re the man of the house now, take good care of my mom.”
Lol
😂
Made me giggle like a girl. Nice.
🤣😂
🤣🤣🤣
He sounds like his dad was Johnny and his uncles are Willie, Waylon and Merle. Love it! He's great live!
More like his dad was Cash, Grandpa was John Hurt, and uncle was Townes Van Zandt
👌🏻🅱️👌🏻🅱️👌🏻🅱️👌🏻
My dad was swearing that he was Waylon Jenning's son xD
NO SHIT! RIGHT!!!
If his dad was johnny then his name'd be Sue
Met this guy tonight and have to say apart from his amazing music what a humble and lovely young man. Even face timed my son to say high to him as my 6 year old son is his biggest fan. Thankyou colter and one hell of a gig . God bless you
Saskatchewan makes good people
Well I only hope Colton wants to come to Iceland and play here but I reckon that won´t happen, but I can keep on hoping ;) Love his voice and lyrics! So happy I found this young man here on YT, he is amazing! Greetings from Iceland !
That's what I love to hear about artists. Love his music that much more now.
I had the same experience, dude chilled with me and some friends at the bar after a show and then smoked with us outside. 11/10 would kick it with Colter again.
He grew up on my street in swift current Saskatchewan.
His dad was premier of Saskatchewan.
Awesome people.
Hey! I live in Saskatchewan. There is also the Estop with the reset on the bottom of the box, we used them as the autodriller stop on drilling rigs
If Colter Wall covered “Islands in the Stream” he’d need Sam Elliott to sing the Dolly Parton harmonies
Hilarious! Bahahaha
And now I wanna hear it 🤣😭
Of all the TH-cam comments...
This is the one that sent me.
Funny shit!!
I want somewhere over the rainbow, I feel like it would be very interesting!
I used to hate country. I thought I didn't like it. Guess I hadn't listened to enough GOOD country
right? that shit on TV ain't right
This ain't country it's Blue Grass or Outlaw Country, shoot I hate country, this is the real raw good stuff!
Kathy Abad it’s not bluegrass really. It is country, fair and square.
It's Western Folk
In what world is "outlaw country" not a subset of "country"? There's nothing bluegrass about this.
Saw him live in Bakersfield last year, such a good musician.
It feels like the beginning of the return of true folk and cowboy ballads. With the loss of Don Edwards a couple years so, it’s not a moment too soon either.
Pure magic. What an ancient sounding voice, right out of the 30s.
I'm from SK. Im pretty proud of the musicians we have produced. Especially considering how small the population is!
Right!!? I'm from 'next door' in AB and I can hardly believe the talent that comes out AB, SK, and MB.
As an aside to good music, Sask peeps are awesome...who can't appreciate a Roughrider fan! lol Nothing like seeing grown men with hollowed-out watermelons helmets on their heads at football games - and I'm not even a true blue football enthusiast! Geezus, what a hoot.
@@cinders302 From Sk....the Riders are a registered RELIGION here! Take earplugs to the games ...😆
As a Canadian, the line about Mennonites gets me every damn time
I live in Missouri, there’s hella Mennonites here also.They’re cool ass people
Saskatchewan sounds like country USA
imagine being a Martens from Saskatchewan...
@@austinchick6226 Got 'em way down here in rural Mississippi too. They are hella cool people and make the BEST baked goods at little store between Lowndes and Jones county
Lived next door to Mennonites my whole life here in North Carolina
This turned my leather boots back into a cow
Best response ever!
Sooo gooood !!
😂
@@cjab111 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
Give this man his 5k thumbs, FFS
Just learned about this guy from a friend today. Have to admit. He's good. Real good. Nice tone. Classic sound. And sadly wholesome doesn't sell. Hope you go far young man. You're truly talented. Never sell out to the machine.
he's grown a bit since then, wholesome is getting pretty high in demand
this comment didnt age well 😂
@@Chris-wq3pe whadya mean? He still hasn't sold out, in my humble opinion. I think he's just finding the type of music he wants to make.
this song unironically changed my life
His guitar skills lyrics and voice are insane. Every song is a hit in my book. So talented.
I just stumbled upon colter wall and now I can't stop listening to his music! really good singer
DustinSixx66 went and saw him,Cody Jinks, and Ward Davis in Atlanta last night. All 3 were awesome. Colter put on one hell of a show.
Lydell Stalvey I was at that show too
DustinSixx66 same here love the songs and the voice great artist
Same here
I stumbled on him last year!! This kid is the savior of real country music!!
God bless America! Lol. I love this Canadian. Beautiful music
Between ColterWall and 'The Dead South', something good must be in the water of Saskatchewan, Canada.
Now I have to lookup "the dead south"
The dead south are terrible and fake asf..
Not to mention bubbles, Ricky and Julian 🤣
Johnny boys bones..Colter Wall ft the dead south 👍
Well the pipes are of lead in Regina, soo take from that what you will.
Toronto man here , would never twist your arm . Your music lifts me from madness in this city and soothes my mind.Gives me a break and a reason to just sit back and enjoy. Thank you Colter
My last name is Kennedy too, and also from Ontario. Big family, so who knows, we could be cousins or somethin'.
john kennedy the east has been twisting the arm of the west for 40 + years. Want to exit your Trudeau lovin shit.
Threasa Craig haha calm down
@@threasacraig402 trust me im no trudope lover
Toronto men are not made equally
wish my grandpa could be around to here country music isnt dead.
Tony Kittle, amen to that....my dad and grampaw would love it bout as much as I do!
I wish the same. I miss him but he would’ve loved ol’ colters music
What a great song! I must have listened to it a 1001 times and it keeps getting better every time.
Canadian and 22 years old, but one of the best artists in country today, blows my mind
Colter is an insane mix of Cash, Townes, Billy Joe Shaver, Waylon, Willie, Steve Earle and probably a few more I'm missing. He is country to be sure but it is more that Texas singer songwriter thing than the next George Jones. Dude has the chops, the voice, and especially the songs to the next great one. He takes all his influences and jells them into something all his own and it's just too cool for school. Killer lyrics.
Dude sounds like dic Watson. Check him out if you haven't heard of him
Doc Watson
There's some Gordon Lightfoot Canadian folk in there too
throw in a little Woody Guthrie as well
close your eyes and think Don Williams as well...
If you just found Colter, welcome home. Being in his 20's, we've got a sweet 50 years ahead of us, which will see me out. All is well. Take hold of your favourite poison and find a moment. It's warm, and good for the soul.
The only whistle tuned to his voice is made of sweetest brass. My favorite musician of the modern era.
This song is a warm blanket on a rainy night
Well I was drinking water at the start of this video now it’s whiskey
Same regurgitated comment others have said again...and again....you need attention huh?
Mr.SmithGNR Smith Lol and thank you for it
Same
I usually hate and can't bring myself to listen to more than a few seconds of country music but this song is truly a great one!
Check out the rest of his stuff. I think you’ll love “Transcendent Ramblin’ Railroad Blues”
Instant Canadian Legend!!!! best tunes ive heard in a long long time
It's an old American folk song called stagger lee/staggolee...he just changed the lyrics because there are a thousand versions of this song. Its so old nobody knows who wrote it. Nice try though :D
i think you were born in this year with that age old story teller voice... chills man .. chills
Saw him in Birmingham, AL. Talked to him twice that night. He's a great guy. Just as down to earth as he can be. He's got that sound that everyone watching this video has been looking for.
It's not very often. The world is blessed with someone like Colter
OK so i heard this song on the radio a day or two ago so i tried to look it up but i couldnt spell Saskatchewan to save my life so i looked up large cities in Canada and still couldnt find it so i looked up small towns and no results, then the map of Canada and finally to find out that its a state or whatever they call it up there. so Colter if you see this i just want you to know im devoted to your music in a way like no other.
Murica!
😂😂😂😂 this cracked me up. It's called a Province by the way.
Hahaha hah this killed me. I'm from Saskatchewan and we get absolutely shunned from the rest of the country due to our lack of populous towns. Doesn't stop us from kicking ass and putting ourselves on the map. Colter is my absolute favorite since I have found him Years ago.
@@420dredog I'm an Ontario boy and y'all are making me want to move out west.
Egg don’t let the music be what brings you here because colter is the only good thing out of this province in awhile aside from the dead south. The jobs and the people are what makes it so hard to leave!! Plus cheap bills haha.
It’s hard to believe this even as I’m watching it. That voice is one in a million.
I grew up in MT, and this is the exact sentiments I grew up knowing and feeling. Colter is the real deal.
Matthew Brutosky I'm from Alabama. I lived in the flathead valley my first year out of college. It was some of the best days of my life. It's the only place I've ever been outside of Alabama that I felt at home.
i also grew up in montana! what part are you from?
squörm me aswell
East Montana feels
@@BigJon94 I live in kalispell 😂😂
This guy is a legend that is just getting started
Knew his cousin when I was a kid. His music randomly popped up in my feed and I really enjoyed it. Finally googled him and discovered the connection. Who knew. Small world. Or um, province I guess.
This song is a masterpiece
Just heard him, for the first time, on the series Yellowstone. Man, have I been missing some great music. I'm not a Canuck, but my dad and grandpa were. Feels right at home, eh?
I have studied quite a bit Mississippi John Hurt. I can hear the influence in colters playing style to a big degree... I am really happy I found him through the movie hell or high water. Thank God for cats like this keeping real music alive. Thanks Colter!!!!
Jesus Christ! I just can't get over how good this is!
Colter should just do a live album with a guitar and voice because that's all he needs
Just found this song, already liked it 10 seconds in and then heard he mentioned us mennonappers, new favorite song aha
am i the only one who came here from a short about emergency stop buttons
Love his easy, John Hurt style pickin' and ballad phrasing as he sends his songs out around the campfire or wherever. I believe he's a folk musician with broad and deep roots.
Similar to John Hurt... no nails.
I could listen to his voice for decades. Come home baby.
Wtf!?!? Awesome seasoned voice and picking style for such a young man, I was raised on these type of songs around the campfire, so good to hear this from the younger breed of musician !
That Standup 🎸/ back up vocals are on POINT like 90! BIGTIME 🙏
LYRICS:
Mr Toronto man go away from my door,
you've got my wheat and canola seed;
you're asking me for more. Better fly before I produce my 44.
I'm just a prairie boy, never meant none no harm.
Spent my days making wages out on the Martin's farm.
No eastern boy's gonna twist my arm.
It's so damn cold out here, the wind will cut you half in two
I ain't kidding now, my old plow is frozen to my mule
I've been living off of ice cold rainbow stew
Don't be picking fights with no Mennonites
Don't be raising cane while they're planting grain and working through the night.
They're gonna let you know if you ain't acting right
Mr Toronto man go away from my door,
you've got my wheat and canola seed;
you're asking me for more. Better fly before I produce my 44.
Better fly before I produce my 44.
Thank you!
jordanfstop think it's wheat my friend, not weed. 2 biggest crops on the prairies- wheat and canola
thank you!!! i changed this now... it was wishful thinking with the weed maybe, ha ha... i do live in a large wheat/grain/lentil/garb/pulse/etc area and i can't believe i missed that. thanks again!
Many think it says "weed and cologne"
jordanfstop has
Wow! I live just across the border, in Montana, and this song is going to go down well here in Big Sky Country. What a great vocalist!
Colter Wall’s songs hit me different than any other music. Old soul
It don’t matter a speck what label you wanna toss at this young hoss, that there is mighty fine music! This man represents the salvation of country music from the jaws of modern, commercial, lyrically impotent Country-Rap (C-RAP). Steve Earle so eloquently describes modern country as “hip-hop for people who are afraid of black people”. Make mine “Outlaw Country” and I reckon the genre will survive! Who needs all these “purty boys” anyhow?!?
I'm so obsessed with Colter. I've listened to his songs countless times and they never get old.
Good sounding Canadian country song, loved this song for a years. Hats off to the Canadian singer
I can't wait for this guy to make it big! He's got the best sound around!
Your biggest fan in GA
Corbin Streck
Uh I don't know about that haha
I'll challenge that GA comment
Me too lol
Looks like there are a few of us in Georgia. lol
Another GA fan here. Colter doesn't sound like the mainstream country crap they are putting out these days so It's gonna be tough to break into the country scene unfortunately.
I didn't make it as far as Saskatchewan in my trip to Canada earlier this month, but I had this and many other of his songs on my playlist while on long bus rides from Calgary to Alberta and back. Listening to his sage old man's voice while I looked out the window at the rolling prairies and cragged mountains really brought it home for me.
Colter.. has picked up the "Townes Van Zandt " torch and running with it.. God bless him
Like to know what key he summer wages in
I could listen to this all night. unfortunately I have to work tomorrow. love this style music. makes me miss home.
a guy taught me how to twiddle his knob and said to come here, i have to say it was a good choice
My old plow is frozen to my mule........Best verse ever
i love the mennonite verse, made me smile. live in Lancaster pa and grew in a mennonite church:)
I live in Fleetwood.. mennonites live right down the road from me..
Im in ephrata
Haha same, live in Lancaster PA too
Leonidas.of.Spartan We have a shop in Ephrata. That’s cool
Late to the party, but Lancaster too!!
Saskatchewan is the best province in the country
Alberta phase 2 😉
Lmfao. No. Just a bunch of bunny hug wearing inbred's.
smashypeople My youngest son lives in North Battleford!
n o
@@evictioncarpentry2628 bruh
No
Anyone else thought he said: "you've got my weed" instead of wheat?🙈
Miss0pheliac I just realized it didn’t!!
Miss0pheliac he may have 👀
I am positive he says weed i just listened very hard.... Sound like a clear d
He is to country to pronounce the t right
I so did 😂😂
1 million views that makes my heart happy.... this young man is the real deal!! Man real country music right here!!!
This one is called "Western Canada's New National Anthem"
god is love to hear hear him sing Folsom prison blues
Sandy Sykes
Me too
Sandy Sykes Tennessee Stud maybe too!
Want to see something coool!
Recently had the pleasure of seeing #ColterWall in #Columbus Ohio. Great show! His voice is deep and smooth like velvet as he strums that guitar.
What a GREAT voice!
listening from eastern canada!
This.Shit.Bangs.
Who said Canadians can't sing .. Truly talented 👏
Nobody
@@andrea1877 thanks to Colter Wall
I just recently stumbled on this dude.. Killer voice, reminds me of a mix between Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash.. love his sound... this is what country music should be.
This song is great buddy. Ignites the imagination towards our canadian forefathers, love it.
Thomas Elliott I just found out he's Canadian I don't know how to feel about this
No complaints from me.
Yup, this is ace. Gonna have to learn it 🎸
Bantham Legend if you do, put a video up so I can learn it too
Quite likely!
How's the tutorial coming along! your version sounds great!
zeppelinkm I've just recorded a tutorial, will have it produced with tab by the weekend :)
Would be good to see the lyrics if you've got them :)
*HOLY $H!T* He is _SO YOUNG_ !
-My Mind- *Cannot* Process that he is *NOT* in his 50’s. *Young Face, Old Voice*
Colter Wall you are the Canadian "Blaze Foley" for sure!!!
i keep coming back to this song.
need more colter in my world
Not going to lie my new favorite artist
I started to learn guitar so I could play this song. Looking at tutorials, I've got a long way to go. Just shows how talented Colter really is!
hope ya stuck to 'er
Nicely done sir. Solid songs...true Canadian music...western Canadian that is.
Anyone else here because some guy showing you how to reset an E Stop button told you to?
I absolutely dig this music. A little disappointed that I am just now encountering it!
Love Colt's beautiful guitar work on this one. Already appreciated his voice and songwriting. Amazing young talent.
It sounds like a rip off doc Watsons blue railroad train tbh. Still this is a great tune
Ahhh looking for new music and found just what I was looking for. This song is amazing
song is so slow and beauitufl it's like watching a river.
Checkin in from Kentucky... This kid is legit country! Holy hell I'm into his music..
Josey Wales hi from brethet county ky he can sing. dudes from Canada and keeping Country Music alive that's kind of sad
Jessie Jones you got that right..
Nashville is a sad state of affairs right now. I hear Colter has been livin in Pulaski County.
July 3rd in Dallas! Outlaw Music Festival See u there Colter 🍺🍺
This is so great. I hear some Mississippi John Hurt guitar nuances and a ode to mule skinner blues. On my 50th listen or so! Now! 😂
That finger picking is not the easiest thing and he is doing that well singing very well that’s impressive
i love this tune,,, im from ontario did construction in alberta and sakatchewan and worked with the mennonite martin lads ...oh and i cheer for the leafs...good ole country.. keep playing!!!!
This is the next life that I see myself living if I get through this one.
My lord! Outlaw music will never die🤟🏻
If they were to remake O Brother Where Art Though, he should BE the soundtrack.
When Colter was a baby,he was telling his parents,to put old number 7 in his bottle! And they did. That's how his voice became to be!