Corb Lund | "S Lazy H" | Western AF
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- Western AF presents | Corb Lund | "S Lazy H"
Corb Lund’s writing is at home in the west. The story of the S Lazy H is one that is all too familiar to anyone, like us, who grew up around ranching. He is another in a long line of Canadian cowboys writing some of the best cowboy tunes out there. We fell in love with “Horse Soldier, Horse Soldier” years back and have always wanted to catch up with him for a video. To get to shoot in our hometown was an honor.
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Mixed and Mastered by: Curtis Harnish
Editor: Manuel Deakins
Executive Producers: Irv Maddox, Travis Blankenship, Johnny Callahan & C.E. Eschenburg II
Special thanks: The Gryphon Theatre in Laramie, WY
Producers: Brian Harrington & Mike Vanata ( Square State Film )
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![Corb Lund - "S Lazy H" [Live]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2Yb3dRyLMB8/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks for watching folks!
Seems like a lot of people are missing the fact we are gonna starve to death if we don’t help are farmers and ranchers stay in business. I was born into the livestock industry raising cattle and helping manage my families business a Livestock Auction Market. After my grandfather passed away we had to sale the stockyard because Dads brother and sisters wanted out or wanted to add more hands to the pot that didn’t contribute anything like the work my Father and I did. So after that we just had our home farm that I could keep about 125 steers on that I’d precondition for larger outfits out west. I couldn’t find any decent land to rent as was once an easy prospect to find. Those farms are all being spit up by the next generation because they have zero interest and don’t have the farming background at all anyway. It’s not easy but it’s rewarding I promise you that.
I’m not crying you are crying
Six generations is a long time. I’m a fourth generation dairy farmer and this song really hit hard. Statistics show you’re lucky to make it to 2 generations now a days. I’ve seen too many family business dissolve over the years due to greed.
Love Corb's tunes. A true Canadian treasure, keeping country alive!
It was years ago now but I was driving my old Chevy S-10 home from a snow removal shift at around 3 in the morning and the CD player in the truck was a little worse for wear. I was exhausted. As I parked in my spot behind the house the Smalls CD I had been listening to skipped twice and ejected itself and the last radio station I was listening to started to play. On CBC2 at 3 in the morning was a live recording of Corb Lund playing in a local studio. I know this is ill-advised but I went inside and got the six pack I bought before work and sat in my truck to listen to the final hour of the performance. Corb played the S Lazy H for his final song and it brought a tear to my eye. Thanks, Corb, for your sincerity and authenticity.
Thanks for having Corb Lund on western AF. He's the first musician that made me even give a chance to country music, so let's say if it wasn't for "gothest girl I can" I would never have found western AF
A true masterpiece. I've listened to this song hundreds of times, and I love and hate how true it is.
Such a sad song
It should be illegal. Protect our producers. Protect our legacy.
Can’t give enough thumbs up!!! I get it, I cried my self to sleep nights when I helped build the houses on my grandpa’s farm. A half mile from the house I grew up in. I’m in the East and all 25 -40 head family dairy farms disappeared between 1990 and 2000. Replaced by developments and a few 1000+ cow farms that run the milk pumps 20 hours a day over 3 shifts.
Song hits home. Just sold the family place. Not a spread like Corb sings about, just 10 acres, house and barn. And not generational or maybe it was, 47 years is a long time. Sad to see it go and will never return to it but it filled my life with memories.
I’m a butcher, not a rancher, but this still hits home. I work with the small family farm kind of places this song is all about. Butchers and ranchers are both being hit hard right now, and this sort of story will only become more and more common the way things are going.
Best real deal Cowboy Tunemaster today.
Alberta is proud of this man.
Was not expecting to see Corb gracing the Western AF channel! Love this dude just as much as I love Colter!
This song tears out my heart. My dad was born on a tiny farm that I spent a lot of time at. I still have nightmares about developers coming in and tearing down the trees. Did a letter-writing campaign to keep them from widening the road that ran past because it would have taken out the giant white pines my grandpa planted when they moved in.
If you’re not shedding a tear and looking skyward by the end of this song, you ain’t human 😭
No way they got Corb on Western AF. Freakin' love this guy!
Corb has some great songs. I've always liked Bible on the Dash. Just a dandy tune.