It is already happening, Andrew. Tyler is one good addition to the work. I literally hate the Nashville scene, though. Worst music in music history. Welcome to change, Tyler.
Never really listened to this genre of music, but I heard “Feathered Indians” and thought man this is good old country, turns out this guy is almost my age lol. I like any type of music as long as it connects with the soul. Or as kids like to say these days...when that shit hits different.
I'm from a holler in southeastern ky and I listen to him because he reminds me of home. Nothing like a Appalachian accent it's one of the oldest English dialects in America still vastly unchanged since our people came here from across the pond
I'm a underground miner/driller and this is our song as we are going down for our shift your bad ass man keep making awesome tunes from the the crew at tug underground mine
Tyler Childers is so good and raw man. I am a huge fan. th-cam.com/video/nWpwnKcJzrY/w-d-xo.html I also dig this guy Brett McDaniel. He isn't well known and I think he plays out of The Alabama area. So good man. ahahah Aaron
I’m from North Carolina I’m African American and I love his music my friends look at me crazy when I play him in my truck I always tell them you don’t like it you can walk
Love from Milwaukee Wisconsin! Don't ever let them make you feel wrong for doin you!👌💯 Music is the heartbeat of the soul and it beats the same in all of us. Regardless of the genre, if it brings you peace or invokes some kind of emotion, you're doin it right. And thats all you need fam👍🤙
Us metalheads do the same haha. But right on man. Music is universal and an amazing experience that brings balance to the crazy ride we all call life. Much love from Texas.
I'm 56 ,I've been listening to Tyler for about a year now. Totally love the sound!! This song is my favorite. My son approached me yesterday and asked if I had heard of Tyler Childers. Hes 29 . There is something about this music that transcends ages. You sir should be a superstar. Thank you for the post and may all your dreams come true.
as I approach 67years old this song seems like a map of my younger days, when things were simple and people just left each other to live their own lives. nashville has went the way of tight jeans and everybody sounding the same. tyler childers is the real deal.
I don't know but he was in Garden City, Idaho this past Sunday. If you ever get a chance to go to one of his concerts do go because the energy is incredible.
20 years off the needle. Know exactly what you mean brother. I can honestly say now that I am grateful of the experience. Sometimes I forget the gratitude of waking up with a needle in my arm. So close to not being here, every day is a blessing.
@@hannibalcrusoe8784that’s crazy my friend 😮 glad you here to tell the tale! Never look back! I’ve never done that one cause I know me and know I’d be dead. Drinking is my main. Six months sober
This my friends is as real as it gets! Pure, unfiltered, & raw. Guys like him, Stapleton & Jamey Johnson are carrying on the true country sound. Thank you for sharing!
Dustin Whitfield Tyler and Chris are awesome guys. We all grew up together here and I can tell you they are as genuine as it gets. Proud to be from Paintsville Ky Johnson county
Also here in the arctic circle in the northern dephts of Finland. Make good music with some soul and pain in it and people around the globe will enjoy it!
It's such a profound thing to know that all the great talents of the last ten years haven't been on the radio, VEVO, or had their names in lights. You have to earn the right to hear the greatest art of this generation by working for it. Slogging through comments for suggested artists and through rag entertainment newspapers to take a chance on random small venues denoting genres that are so damn opaque in their description. Bluegrass, folk...hell, even real hip hop and jazz all went underground. Those who aren't worthy of hearing these sublime moments have written off the notion of there being anything great since the 80's because they didn't hear it on FM or shoved into their faces by television. Share these moments with those who quit searching and remind them that art is alive and well, but you have to get off your ass and look for it. Just like this song. A twinkle of youth and a tear came to my 60 year old dads eye to hear it when I shared this (and more) with him. A little injection of life and youth, and suddenly he wants to find live music again. Thank you for that, Tyler.
@@stephenfranco964 exactly my point a half assed cover. Just about any musician can take an awesome classic and change the lyrics. It's like taking free bird updating the music to today's times and calling it safe bird.
Because it says road in the title? The song content is nowhere near the same or reworked at all. Quit grasping a straws. Old stick in the mud attitudes like this don’t grow the genre at all
You would want this kind of talent mixed into the "COUNTRY POP" garbage that has taken over our airwaves? The top 40 pop music of the 80s with a pair of cowboy boots next to it? Yeah..the difference is that this artist is authentic, and plays great music that people of all genres, roots and influences can relate to, and deeply appreciate. And so many other musicians with songs of equal caliber... which there will never be a "chart" for. Excellence is independent of consensual recognition...
It's 2021 I'm a hip hop head (swore off country music at a pretty young age) looking for good lyrics and then I stumble upon this guy here. I mean he's talking bitches and coke, he's talking struggles, that's some real shit right there. Thanks for opening my eyes to GOOD country music and GREAT lyricism
When will the record executives and mainstream country radio wake up and get with the program guys like Tyler Childers and Cody Jinks are the real deal !! I luv it boys keep it up and we will keep on listening
Eddie Berry your comment was so dead on! Tyler was the first country artist we have featured and we are so happy every one on our channel has received him! Thanks again for taking the time to leave a comment!
Eddie Berry jinks was on an outlaw country station on Apple radio or something like that. Might not be the same thing, but at least it's something recognizable.
the feeling i feel from how much i relate to this song is divine. horribly obsessively divine. i’m 3 years clean, but this song has given me a rush i haven’t felt in years. ‘when the wind cuts cold’ ‘rock gut whisky gonna ease my pain’ (of the come down) so fucking relatable. tyler, i pray you’ve found God.
Tyler Childers is so good and raw man. I am a huge fan. th-cam.com/video/nWpwnKcJzrY/w-d-xo.html I also dig this guy Brett McDaniel. He isn't well known and I think he plays out of The Alabama area. So good man.
A couple of months ago I was driving a couple buddies of mine back to Charleston, WV, after an outing at New River Gorge, and I asked my friend Andrew to give me a disk to play. He gave me the compilation of "Red Barn" recordings that includes this song. I've been a fan of Tyler Childers ever since. This guy is a real poet with a distinctive and mature timbre to his voice, and he knows what he's singing about. A tremendous talent. The first time I heard "Deadman's Curve" it brought tears to my eyes.
@@guilhermebahia6050 OK expert, same shxt lol👌Definitely take the word of someone with a name like "Guilherme Bahia". Never heard a single Portuguese COUNTRY song.
@@richardjameslucas9501 Not the same shit, that is why you tried to "correct" the guy who made the comment lol You dont have to take my word, just research a little bit and you will know what genre of music Tyler Childers do. I bet you think Country is limited to Nashville crap lol
I just discovered Tyler. I'm not much of a country fan, anymore, I used to be. But something about his voice draws me in. I like the bluegrass & folk aspect of his sound.
I asked my dad to play this to me while I was in intensive care In hospital, hooked up to every machine possible to keep me alive - not ashamed to say that I cried my eyes out
As an Irishman I can confirm. This made me want to become an American gunslinger in 1847. Spitting out tobacco and walking out of the saloon for a gunfight over land that my father gave me. Love from Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Came here to listen to the music.... tonight i read the comments.... "played this in my house last night and my neighbors thew a brick through my window to hear it better"... best comment ever!
LOL!!!! I LOVED IT TOO!!!! LOVE THIS MUSIC...AND NO PEOPLE DON'T SING LIKE THIS ANYMORE....I SING AND THIS IS THE STUFF I LOVE...I LOVE THE OLD COUNTRY TOO
Tyler Childers is so good and raw man. I am a huge fan. th-cam.com/video/nWpwnKcJzrY/w-d-xo.html I also dig this guy Brett McDaniel. He isn't well known and I think he plays out of The Alabama area. So good man.
Our son turned us on to this, my father in law would of loved this. Dead south and Tyler Childers should tour together. Bluegrass music gets to your soul.
Thanks so much, Dallas! We like to see the OurVinyl performances of songs as a complement to the record versions. We hope you can find something unique to enjoy about whatever version you hear. We're glad we were able to capture something so special with Tyler that day!
jcxstargazer came here after I heard the new version and I think I like both. This one seems more raw and personal and his new version sounds more upbeat with all the other instruments
The song doesn't have the same feel to me. It's good, but not something I'd have to sit and finish out if I passed by while it was played on the street. If I heard this jamming out on a corner somewhere, I likely couldn't just walk away.
I love that people who usually gravitate towards different genres are openly expressing their enjoyment of Tyler. I think we often judge people based on very little information such as a song they're playing as they drive by, or a specific shirt they chose to wear on a given day, etc. And it's a shame that we boil people down when their well is so much deeper. That kinda thing keeps us so separate. I implore anyone reading this to challenge you're snap judgements about people when you catch yourself doing this. Have a good one.
This guy is something special, i live nearly 4000 miles away from where he's from and it still strikes a strong resonance with me and the people i care about. Amazing stuff, stay happy and keep doing what you're doing.
Thank you Tyler for using your voice. We are proud of you. We are glad to have seen you live twice before all this madness happened. Keep being awesome.
Tyler Childers is so good and raw man. I am a huge fan. th-cam.com/video/nWpwnKcJzrY/w-d-xo.html I also dig this guy Brett McDaniel. He isn't well known and I think he plays out of The Alabama area. So good man.
His music and lyrics are relatable to all of us. Gritty. Dirty. Truthful. Beautiful. And totally American. I so enjoyed reading many of the comments. We love you and your music! Much respect.
Gonna play this at my dad’s funeral. Thank you for keeping him occupied at 4 in the morning. He really loved your music. Never got to have a funeral. Miss ya dad been 3 years now Still miss ya dad
Just lost my dad a few months ago. Even though this song is painful to listen to, it's also beautiful. I have been struggling. Every day seems harder and harder to keep moving...but I know I have to put my nose on the grindstone and keep moving.
I have recently discovered Tyler, he now makes it getting through my work day a lot easier!!!! I have a wide variety of music taste, BUT HE TAKES THE CAKE!!!!! COME PLAY IN CHARLOTTE TYLER!!!!!!
I'll never forget when I first watched this in the summer of 2017. I felt a feeling that I have seldom had before, and it was the first time I've felt it since I heard Living the Dream by Sturgill for the first time. I really don't even know if Tyler realizes how important he is to the country genre. Here's to many more years of hearing his music.
Yesterday was the first time listening to Tyler Childers, got goosebumps, and went on a complete binge of his music. I don't know if I can even stomach radio country anymore. Tyler, you got yourself another fan! ❤️
Look Tyler, I know you are talented. But I have sat and listened to your music for over an hour in rural Texas. I love you, you need to keep who whom are alive. Because it is keeping me alive.
Me and my dad whenever we go camping we always go fishing till the sun sets and whenever we would head home or drive anywhere you Will always hear Tyler Childers playing in his truck. Now because of that Every single time I listen to him I start to cry I don’t know why
Born and raised in the city I’ve always been very open to every genre except country until now. This hits the soul. Lovely music so thankful to be here. I need more recommendations please!
As a beginner guitarist i can't play this type of music just yet but this is the genre i want to learn and feel this deeply in. My Soul... if you aren't moved by this man's music then you my friend are soulless
Keep singing it! Wish more of this music was on the radio. Anymore it’s pop and all about money. Guys like you keep this style of music from fading away.
Cody, u introduced me to this song & I love it! I can't listen to it & not think about u! I miss u soooo much!!! Hopefully it won't be much longer til I can hug u again. I'll always be proud to be ur mom no matter what! I'm blessed to have u.... I love u to the 🌙 & back! Love, Mom
So sorry for your loss....I found this video on TH-cam by chance in 2017 shortly after losing my little brother to a heroin/fentanyl overdose.... I know he would've loved Tyler's music!
@@Bluecat33 Thanks, you too. He passed away from throat cancer on 4th of July, found out he had stage 4 cancer in April this year. 36 years old with 2 boys and a wife. Someone you could always count on. Still grieving. I appreciate your comment.
Same, but I've been turned onto this genre lately. Kids used to rock out and dance to my metal pandora stations. They absolutely love dancing to this kind of stuff more. It's absolutely amazing stuff.
Coming from Ohio, this song is really special to me, my best friend recently passed away. At his balloon release my buddy played this. Just straight goosebumps every listen. R.I.P Carlos Tarango 💔🕊😪
November of 2020 and here I am. Truth is....this story being told is as old as time is...just how he explains it hits home today and forever more...til time doent exist anymore.
Good music has no barriers... including race, ethnicity, sex, gender, self identification, socioeconomics, social class, politics, religion, education, lifestyle, urban/rural, generation, family members, and/or lived experiences. Don't let anyone tell you differently! 😊
Outlaw country deserves to make a comeback. These pop singers calling themselves country is a disgrace. Keep em coming.
OUT LAW COUNTRY (Cheryl-archer)
It is already happening, Andrew. Tyler is one good addition to the work. I literally hate the Nashville scene, though. Worst music in music history. Welcome to change, Tyler.
I saw David Allan Coe last month, he described where the term outlaw country came from. Great story!
Its alive and well.
True that
Who else couldnt stop listening to Tyler after first hearing him. His voice is haunting in a beautiful way
We couldn't stop either, and we're not upset about it. His voice is one of a kind.
@Jerry Rowe Welcome, Jerry! Enjoy the discovery!
Never really listened to this genre of music, but I heard “Feathered Indians” and thought man this is good old country, turns out this guy is almost my age lol.
I like any type of music as long as it connects with the soul. Or as kids like to say these days...when that shit hits different.
@@diegobert4033 "...as long as it connects with the soul." Couldn't have said it better ourselves!
Realest country music around today
I really appreciate how he doesn’t fake the accent like most country singers do. THIS is what a country accent sounds like.
I’ve only known a few guys with this accent during my time in the service; all of them were from Kentucky, too.
@@OscarDeltaSierra100%. kentucky accent is supreme, and i say that as a southerner from another state lol
And what real Country music sounds like!!
I'm from a holler in southeastern ky and I listen to him because he reminds me of home. Nothing like a Appalachian accent it's one of the oldest English dialects in America still vastly unchanged since our people came here from across the pond
@@melissasmith8155check out the movie Songcatcher. It's about that same subject
I’ve despised country for about the past 2 decades…this reminds me of the country I’d heard in my dad and grandpas cars growing up… bring this back
"Lawman, woman, or a shallow grave, same ol blues just a different day"
No truer words ever spoken!!
For a young guy (tyler) that's an old head type line and wisdom.
Naw New it's a drug thing
amen
DAMN SKIPPY !! ✌🇺🇸
👍
I'm a underground miner/driller and this is our song as we are going down for our shift your bad ass man keep making awesome tunes from the the crew at tug underground mine
Very cool!
Thanks for the work you do, may the lord watch over you and your crew!!
Hard shit, brother!
Thank You to All you Men that dig underground to make a living and keep this country going !
Me 2 run boring Riggs in tx
I don't always listen to Tyler Childers, but when I do, so do my neighbors.
You're a great neighbor.
Tyler Childers is so good and raw man. I am a huge fan. th-cam.com/video/nWpwnKcJzrY/w-d-xo.html I also dig this guy Brett McDaniel. He isn't well known and I think he plays out of The Alabama area. So good man. ahahah Aaron
@@OurVinyl yea, it’s high time I introduced Tyler Childers to my neighbors!
Our neighbors listen to him almost nightly. Lol
Hell yuh my guy!
I’m from North Carolina I’m African American and I love his music my friends look at me crazy when I play him in my truck I always tell them you don’t like it you can walk
Love from Milwaukee Wisconsin! Don't ever let them make you feel wrong for doin you!👌💯 Music is the heartbeat of the soul and it beats the same in all of us. Regardless of the genre, if it brings you peace or invokes some kind of emotion, you're doin it right. And thats all you need fam👍🤙
I'm Slavic, Eastern European green card dude that does about the same thing, just moved to TX too
They dont ever walk i guarantee ✊️
Us metalheads do the same haha. But right on man. Music is universal and an amazing experience that brings balance to the crazy ride we all call life. Much love from Texas.
yeeyee!
This is SO much better than the album version.
Agreed
just him and his guitar
Live is always better!
Definitely!!
Feels more raw and Real doesnt it? My man!!!! Feed me More!
Please don’t change your style Tyler. We have been dying for something like you to happen. Please don’t change anything.
I'm 56 ,I've been listening to Tyler for about a year now. Totally love the sound!! This song is my favorite. My son approached me yesterday and asked if I had heard of Tyler Childers. Hes 29 . There is something about this music that transcends ages. You sir should be a superstar. Thank you for the post and may all your dreams come true.
Well said Blasty. Tyler's music truly is timeless! Glad you listened to your son and found his music now.
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Poop see re 13th we can 2
I’m 18 and this man’s music is what my generation needs and Im doing my best to keep it alive
@@outdoored.ccydecker4746 check out lane hardy hurricane .... and in the bayou kid is only 18 0 or 19
How did I sleep on this guy!??
He's INCREDIBLE!!!
OUTSTANDING
you sleep with guys?
I just saw him come out with Bob Weir at Radio city. Truly outstanding
That's what I'm saying ol son
Saw this on TH-cam the first week it was out.. I was privileged lol.
This is what country should be. If country was all like this, with honesty and soul, I’d be way more apt to listen.
Red dirt
Blue grass
yes
I say this everyday
This is appalachian music. Wouldn't quite call it country. I miss WV.
I just discovered Tyler a couple days ago. I feel like this might be a paradigm shift in my life. Music can do that. It's done it before in my life.
You are in for so much good music. I did the same about 4 years ago
Same here buddy
@@bas7242 check out Coal
It was for me too
This. Exactly this. 😎👌🏻✌🏻
as I approach 67years old this song seems like a map of my younger days, when things were simple and people just left each other to live their own lives. nashville has went the way of tight jeans and everybody sounding the same. tyler childers is the real deal.
Yes sir. He is doing it legit!!!!!
I appreciate the classics they teach lessons you can't learn in modern life.
I hear you.....trying to do better now
Truth!
I live by Nashville tn i grew up near east los angelos lived in south Texas and arizona its alot of younger guys like that
This is real country. Roots and all. I need me more of this.
I'd pay hard earned cash to see this man play!
Saw his show 10/12/2018 in Boston at the Royale and he was phenomenal!!~!!!!!!!
I saw him yesterday at the Revolution Concert house in Garden city.
Jason Landeros I love to listening to this guy,
You can hear the soul through his voice man
When is he coming to Florida??
I don't know but he was in Garden City, Idaho this past Sunday. If you ever get a chance to go to one of his concerts do go because the energy is incredible.
Damn right
Went to school with Tyler played baseball together. Always been an awesome guy and an old soul.
John Simms I feel like I know him.
where you from niddyy
+John Simms just wondering is he from Johnson county Ky
Countryboy gamer He's from Lawrence County dude ...but he went to Paintsville high school.
its hard go come by ppl like this.
This is the definitive version of Whitehouse Road. Perfection.
Can't argue with that.
Absolutely prefer this over the other version
This version slaps
19 years free of the needle, so much loss back then and since, grateful for that experience, grateful I made it out.
Good on you! Me, I'm 5 years free of the bottle.
20 years off the needle. Know exactly what you mean brother. I can honestly say now that I am grateful of the experience. Sometimes I forget the gratitude of waking up with a needle in my arm. So close to not being here, every day is a blessing.
@@hannibalcrusoe8784that’s crazy my friend 😮 glad you here to tell the tale! Never look back! I’ve never done that one cause I know me and know I’d be dead. Drinking is my main. Six months sober
This my friends is as real as it gets! Pure, unfiltered, & raw. Guys like him, Stapleton & Jamey Johnson are carrying on the true country sound. Thank you for sharing!
Dustin Whitfield and #STURGILLSIMPSON
DJ Smith I read sturgill actually produced this guy's latest album. real recognizes real
Amen to that
The upcoming album "purgatory" was produce by Sturgil and David Ferguson.Real recognizes real...indeed
Dustin Whitfield Tyler and Chris are awesome guys. We all grew up together here and I can tell you they are as genuine as it gets. Proud to be from Paintsville Ky Johnson county
Tyler Childers has oddly enough become popular among me and my friends up here in the northern Europe, keep it coming!
Check out Margo Price!
Nederland! Loving it!
Colter wall is good too, and all the old country singers are good as well
Cowboys from the South are comin for you just w8 you Neanderthals
Also here in the arctic circle in the northern dephts of Finland. Make good music with some soul and pain in it and people around the globe will enjoy it!
It's such a profound thing to know that all the great talents of the last ten years haven't been on the radio, VEVO, or had their names in lights. You have to earn the right to hear the greatest art of this generation by working for it. Slogging through comments for suggested artists and through rag entertainment newspapers to take a chance on random small venues denoting genres that are so damn opaque in their description. Bluegrass, folk...hell, even real hip hop and jazz all went underground.
Those who aren't worthy of hearing these sublime moments have written off the notion of there being anything great since the 80's because they didn't hear it on FM or shoved into their faces by television. Share these moments with those who quit searching and remind them that art is alive and well, but you have to get off your ass and look for it. Just like this song. A twinkle of youth and a tear came to my 60 year old dads eye to hear it when I shared this (and more) with him. A little injection of life and youth, and suddenly he wants to find live music again.
Thank you for that, Tyler.
Hell. Yes. To all of the above.
That's awesome I hope your Dad gets to keep rocking
The reason is money. Something illuminotic.
You need to meet my friend connor
Wow! What you wrote struck me as very profound and eloquent. Great writing.
He's so punk rock 🤘🏼 I love his artistry and raw talent. Tyler's style is so special.
22 million views and I still haven't heard the local "country" radio station play this or any of Tyler's music.
Because is a half assed cover of Steve Earl's Copperhead Road
@@easttnlocalmusic6313 copperhead road is a good jam. A bit played out. White House road is more compliant to today's times..
@@stephenfranco964 exactly my point a half assed cover. Just about any musician can take an awesome classic and change the lyrics. It's like taking free bird updating the music to today's times and calling it safe bird.
Because it says road in the title? The song content is nowhere near the same or reworked at all. Quit grasping a straws. Old stick in the mud attitudes like this don’t grow the genre at all
@@TheKaosKatalyst finally
The reason Tyler isn’t taking over the country charts is what’s wrong in this country
Awesome song
is the problem individualism or anti-whiteness?
@@Wrightwing dawg wut
You would want this kind of talent mixed into the "COUNTRY POP" garbage that has taken over our airwaves? The top 40 pop music of the 80s with a pair of cowboy boots next to it? Yeah..the difference is that this artist is authentic, and plays great music that people of all genres, roots and influences can relate to, and deeply appreciate. And so many other musicians with songs of equal caliber... which there will never be a "chart" for. Excellence is independent of consensual recognition...
@@Wrightwingit’s our government kid.
Now I know how my Grandpa felt the first time he listened to Hank Sr.
Great artist i just got his record yes i said record not cd
Fucken a man he's our Hank that's for sure
Nice my man.
Tyler is cool but he is 100% nowhere not even close to Hank
Then there's this this guy. ^
Tyler's awesome that's all that needs to be said lol
It's 2021 I'm a hip hop head (swore off country music at a pretty young age) looking for good lyrics and then I stumble upon this guy here. I mean he's talking bitches and coke, he's talking struggles, that's some real shit right there. Thanks for opening my eyes to GOOD country music and GREAT lyricism
Same here bro. Rap is my vibe. Found this the same.
Yes sir !
Check out Billy Strings too
@@MundaneRyno same bro, expanding to other genres now though
Nothing brings demographics together like sniffing that cocaine.
Anyone else get chills when they hear this song??
Of course
About 100x in and still I get them every time... no such thing as playing Tyler to much!
Damn right I do
Absolutely
Hell YES
When will the record executives and mainstream country radio wake up and get with the program guys like Tyler Childers and Cody Jinks are the real deal !! I luv it boys keep it up and we will keep on listening
Eddie Berry your comment was so dead on! Tyler was the first country artist we have featured and we are so happy every one on our channel has received him! Thanks again for taking the time to leave a comment!
Cody effin Jinks is the MAN!
Eddie Berry jinks was on an outlaw country station on Apple radio or something like that. Might not be the same thing, but at least it's something recognizable.
Eddie Berry spot on!
Hippies and cowboys
the feeling i feel from how much i relate to this song is divine. horribly obsessively divine. i’m 3 years clean, but this song has given me a rush i haven’t felt in years. ‘when the wind cuts cold’ ‘rock gut whisky gonna ease my pain’ (of the come down) so fucking relatable. tyler, i pray you’ve found God.
RIGHT!
I feel ya buddy 10 years myself.
Keep it up brother.
May lord be in your heart, we have all been through our rowdy days but either way theirs a place in heaven for those who repent their sins
Tyler Childers is so good and raw man. I am a huge fan. th-cam.com/video/nWpwnKcJzrY/w-d-xo.html I also dig this guy Brett McDaniel. He isn't well known and I think he plays out of The Alabama area. So good man.
Brother this is one of the best songs that I've ever heard personally
A couple of months ago I was driving a couple buddies of mine back to Charleston, WV, after an outing at New River Gorge, and I asked my friend Andrew to give me a disk to play. He gave me the compilation of "Red Barn" recordings that includes this song. I've been a fan of Tyler Childers ever since. This guy is a real poet with a distinctive and mature timbre to his voice, and he knows what he's singing about. A tremendous talent. The first time I heard "Deadman's Curve" it brought tears to my eyes.
Dude. This song went from pure obscurity to a straight essential in a matter of days. Craziness.
And will be forgotten just as fast.
Sad.
Good ole boy right here. Went to school with him. Glad to see him on the rise.
BrandonX444X gonna see him with Prine in May in Beaver Dam, Ky!! I can’t wait!!
Ky boys love him all over the state
14million views is on the rise.
That's gotta be pretty damn cool bro
@@HooozyerYup. Check the views now
the intensity of these solo played tune is a thousand times greater than the recording with his band - absolutely stunning
Another ol Kentucky boy showing em how it's done!
justin harp Yessss!!! KY ❤️
I was born and raised in southern Kentucky.
Eastern ky here
Born and raised in ohio county ky
I'm from Simpson county
This is working man's music .... so much talent. Country meets the blues.👍😊
Damn right! Spot on
Bluegrass (or Folk) meets Blues.
@@richardjameslucas9501 COUNTRY meet the blues. You just dont know what Country is.
@@guilhermebahia6050 OK expert, same shxt lol👌Definitely take the word of someone with a name like "Guilherme Bahia". Never heard a single Portuguese COUNTRY song.
@@richardjameslucas9501 Not the same shit, that is why you tried to "correct" the guy who made the comment lol
You dont have to take my word, just research a little bit and you will know what genre of music Tyler Childers do. I bet you think Country is limited to Nashville crap lol
I just discovered Tyler. I'm not much of a country fan, anymore, I used to be. But something about his voice draws me in. I like the bluegrass & folk aspect of his sound.
Talk about soul. THIS IS COUNTRY. FAST & LOOSE. HONESTY, PERIOD. SICK TALENT. GOD BLESS THIS MAN. VOICE OF AN HONEST GENERATION. WOW. GOD BLESS HIM.
I asked my dad to play this to me while I was in intensive care In hospital, hooked up to every machine possible to keep me alive - not ashamed to say that I cried my eyes out
Hope you're doing better, OP.
❤
Whoa ya hope you are doin better! That’s commitment
Glad to see you’re still here,
Cheers!
Hmm...
As an Irishman I can confirm. This made me want to become an American gunslinger in 1847. Spitting out tobacco and walking out of the saloon for a gunfight over land that my father gave me. Love from Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Hell yeah!!
This land is your land this land is my land
Pure true Brother....
🇮🇪🇺🇲 Proud !
Haha!!
Known this man for years and honored to call him a great friend! Way to go dude!
Indeed, Mr. McBoogerballs
@@krossbow_ LMAO I died
@@7aflores7 You died! Eh?
@@mubblemann Yeah, my spirit replied to your comment.
ITS A DAMN GOOD FEELING TO HEAR SOMETHING FRESH WORTH A DAMN
Im from California, never left the state. But this man just dragged me through the dam Appalachian mountains!
He has a way of doing that. Thanks, Chris!
Try living in semi-rural Utah and not being religious. He'll definitely hit a note.
This was the first Tyler Childers video I ever saw. One man with a guitar and a voice. No autotune. Just heart and a story to tell. God Bless!
Came here to listen to the music.... tonight i read the comments.... "played this in my house last night and my neighbors thew a brick through my window to hear it better"... best comment ever!
LOL!!!! I LOVED IT TOO!!!! LOVE THIS MUSIC...AND NO PEOPLE DON'T SING LIKE THIS ANYMORE....I SING AND THIS IS THE STUFF I LOVE...I LOVE THE OLD COUNTRY TOO
Lmfao that comment is my favorite🤣
Tyler Childers is so good and raw man. I am a huge fan. th-cam.com/video/nWpwnKcJzrY/w-d-xo.html I also dig this guy Brett McDaniel. He isn't well known and I think he plays out of The Alabama area. So good man.
I love Brantley Gilbert
I thought that was awesome also
Our son turned us on to this, my father in law would of loved this. Dead south and Tyler Childers should tour together. Bluegrass music gets to your soul.
So glad my son turned me on to Tyler, unbelievable, unbelievable, such a beautiful style, no rainbows and unicorns.
How about now
This is and will always be the best version of Whitehouse road, bought his purgatory record on vinyl and it was the updated version
Thanks so much, Dallas! We like to see the OurVinyl performances of songs as a complement to the record versions. We hope you can find something unique to enjoy about whatever version you hear. We're glad we were able to capture something so special with Tyler that day!
When those goose bumps hit you know it’s a good one!
Who else likes this version over the newer full band version? Feel like the new ones take away from the sound the song has that “rough edge “
jcxstargazer came here after I heard the new version and I think I like both. This one seems more raw and personal and his new version sounds more upbeat with all the other instruments
The song doesn't have the same feel to me. It's good, but not something I'd have to sit and finish out if I passed by while it was played on the street. If I heard this jamming out on a corner somewhere, I likely couldn't just walk away.
Definitely
jcxstargazer love this stripped down version far better!
Like this one better but they both have a place at my table.
I love that people who usually gravitate towards different genres are openly expressing their enjoyment of Tyler.
I think we often judge people based on very little information such as a song they're playing as they drive by, or a specific shirt they chose to wear on a given day, etc. And it's a shame that we boil people down when their well is so much deeper. That kinda thing keeps us so separate. I implore anyone reading this to challenge you're snap judgements about people when you catch yourself doing this. Have a good one.
This is what American folk music could use more of.
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Just listened to this for the first time yesterday, and I already know that this guy is the definition of an artist. Well done sir, well done.
This guy is something special, i live nearly 4000 miles away from where he's from and it still strikes a strong
resonance with me and the people i care about. Amazing stuff, stay happy and keep doing what you're doing.
I do think Tyler Childers could unite the world!!!❤❤
5 years later and I still keep coming back and everytime I still get that feeling...
Lost a good friend 48 hrs ago & this is the only song I can think of to bring me some peace between tears❤ thank you
Time heals I'm sorry for your pain brother or sister.
Kept this living and wound up dead 😢
Very few new artists have this amount of soul Zero fucks given awesome song
Wow ! I guess I’m a country fan now. Where have I been !!
Thank you for speaking to my soul.
Thank you Tyler for using your voice. We are proud of you. We are glad to have seen you live twice before all this madness happened. Keep being awesome.
what madness??
Ahhh the fond memories of that "drip" and endless sip. Glad the good lord blessed me enough to make it through the other side. This dude can wail!!!!
Try paul cauthen. "Cocaine country dancing". Then "holy ghost fire live performance" its black and white. Its bad ass
@@stephenfranco964 Just checked him out, you're right he's outstanding!!!!!
Tyler Childers is so good and raw man. I am a huge fan. th-cam.com/video/nWpwnKcJzrY/w-d-xo.html I also dig this guy Brett McDaniel. He isn't well known and I think he plays out of The Alabama area. So good man.
Hey guys, check out Creed Fisher as well, he's a true classic throw back and writes great material!
Damn right , still young and gettin the drip and endless sip, damn good and fun.
Tyler represents Kentucky so well! It’s a damn good feeling to run these roads!
His music and lyrics are relatable to all of us. Gritty. Dirty. Truthful. Beautiful. And totally American. I so enjoyed reading many of the comments. We love you and your music! Much respect.
Gonna play this at my dad’s funeral. Thank you for keeping him occupied at 4 in the morning. He really loved your music.
Never got to have a funeral. Miss ya dad been 3 years now
Still miss ya dad
Wow! Thank you Tyler Childers. For years I’ve thought this music was lost. Don’t stop
This is the best version of this song and is the gold standard for a rooster!’
When the wind cuts 🥶
Just lost my dad a few months ago. Even though this song is painful to listen to, it's also beautiful. I have been struggling. Every day seems harder and harder to keep moving...but I know I have to put my nose on the grindstone and keep moving.
I have recently discovered Tyler, he now makes it getting through my work day a lot easier!!!! I have a wide variety of music taste, BUT HE TAKES THE CAKE!!!!! COME PLAY IN CHARLOTTE TYLER!!!!!!
Makes me sick ive never heard this musical genius on the radio. Hair on back of neck standing on end!!! WOW
I'll never forget when I first watched this in the summer of 2017. I felt a feeling that I have seldom had before, and it was the first time I've felt it since I heard Living the Dream by Sturgill for the first time. I really don't even know if Tyler realizes how important he is to the country genre. Here's to many more years of hearing his music.
Here here!
After seeing him live and him sounding the exact same just blows my mind. What an experience.
It's not every day you hear a voice that gives you cold chills 😍
Damn right
Yesterday was the first time listening to Tyler Childers, got goosebumps, and went on a complete binge of his music. I don't know if I can even stomach radio country anymore. Tyler, you got yourself another fan! ❤️
Look Tyler, I know you are talented. But I have sat and listened to your music for over an hour in rural Texas. I love you, you need to keep who whom are alive. Because it is keeping me alive.
Me and my dad whenever we go camping we always go fishing till the sun sets and whenever we would head home or drive anywhere you Will always hear Tyler Childers playing in his truck. Now because of that Every single time I listen to him I start to cry I don’t know why
"It's a damn good feeling to run these roads." This song is full of great lyrics!
As SOON as he started singing, my heart fluttered. Hot. Damn.
@Tyler Childers that's so sweet! Thank you! I've told everyone about you and your music ❤❤❤
@Tyler Childers Georgia, about an hour outside of Atlanta
@Tyler Childers that's awesome! Thank you so so much ❤❤❤
As a old time musician on fiddle and banjo I think he is very talented. May he live a long life.
He describes, to absolute perfection, the destinations of all my friends of 25+ years ago...
"Lawmen, women or a (shallow) grave"
Every now and then... i listen to this gem and it gives me chills...thank you for your music...greetings all the way from germany
I love all Tyler's music but something about this song makes me want to get in my truck and never look back
Lets ride..
Yes
Couldn’t of said it better
Let’s get it then fellas and lady friends, cause we know it’s a damn good feeling indeed.
Ya gotta listen to deadman’s curve. That’s my driving song
Born and raised in the city I’ve always been very open to every genre except country until now. This hits the soul. Lovely music so thankful to be here. I need more recommendations please!
Check out Billy Strings and Colter Wall
Check out Billy Strings and Colter Wall
As a beginner guitarist i can't play this type of music just yet but this is the genre i want to learn and feel this deeply in. My Soul... if you aren't moved by this man's music then you my friend are soulless
Just keep at it you will get there 🤘🏻
You can do it, it’s G F C the whole way, as you get more comfortable you can do the little variations he’s doing
Keep singing it! Wish more of this music was on the radio. Anymore it’s pop and all about money. Guys like you keep this style of music from fading away.
Somebody throw this good old boy a fiddle player. Damn this is the good shit.
Geoffrey Van Buren I’d honestly sell my soul to see Matt Heckler do a duet with him.
He's got one. Jesse Wells. The Professor.
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He can play the hell outta a fiddle!
How y'all feel about that new fiddle album? Lol
Cody, u introduced me to this song & I love it! I can't listen to it & not think about u! I miss u soooo much!!! Hopefully it won't be much longer til I can hug u again. I'll always be proud to be ur mom no matter what! I'm blessed to have u.... I love u to the 🌙 & back! Love, Mom
My brother in law grew up in Alabama, said this was a very accurate rendition of growing up. I grew up in NYC so I can only assume he’s right
And months later….I’d like to say this song is fucking awesome
This is the version of W.R. that I heard some years back on Pandora. I’d never heard anything quite like it.
Been a Tyler fan ever since! 👏 🍺
So glad you came across this, thanks for checking us out!
My brother played this, I love him and he passed away. Always will remember
So sorry for your loss....I found this video on TH-cam by chance in 2017 shortly after losing my little brother to a heroin/fentanyl overdose.... I know he would've loved Tyler's music!
@@Bluecat33 Thanks, you too. He passed away from throat cancer on 4th of July, found out he had stage 4 cancer in April this year. 36 years old with 2 boys and a wife. Someone you could always count on. Still grieving. I appreciate your comment.
@@Bluecat33 also lost my brother of fentanyl overdose. Sorry to hear that.
@@joester_memester prayers and good vibes your way 🙏
@@karleygogas1548 prayers and good vibes your way 🙏 #FUCKHEROIN
I thought I hated country music. Turns out I just hate the stuff they play on the radio.
Travis M. New country Us a joke 🤣🤝Welcome
@@AkaidanTv fuck yea brother. glad you're on the band wagon of REAL MOTHERFUCKING COUNTRY
Stolen comment...but yet still true.
Good answer
Travis M. So true for most types of music! Glad to have found Tyler and I’d throw in Sturgill
This guy here. I wish i could have found his music sooner. GOTDAMN MONSTER!!!!
Played this in my house last night and my neighbors thew a brick through my window to hear it better
Hahaha holyf*ckinshit
Bravo !!😎👍🇺🇸
Fuck yeah 🤣🤣🤣
Bahahahahaha
Lmao love it
I'ma huge metal fan, and rarely listen to this style of music, but man this should be viral.
Same, but I've been turned onto this genre lately. Kids used to rock out and dance to my metal pandora stations. They absolutely love dancing to this kind of stuff more. It's absolutely amazing stuff.
Coming from Ohio, this song is really special to me, my best friend recently passed away. At his balloon release my buddy played this. Just straight goosebumps every listen. R.I.P Carlos Tarango 💔🕊😪
Amazing, completely blows away the studio version
November of 2020 and here I am. Truth is....this story being told is as old as time is...just how he explains it hits home today and forever more...til time doent exist anymore.
Good music has no barriers... including race, ethnicity, sex, gender, self identification, socioeconomics, social class, politics, religion, education, lifestyle, urban/rural, generation, family members, and/or lived experiences. Don't let anyone tell you differently! 😊
Mexican from LA, this is an English version of what we call corridos. This shit hard!
I'll make sure to check it out.
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Pssst, guess where those cowboys they got the guitar lessons from out west? Mexican cowboys.
@@pahwraith style too that why they were boots and cowboy hats
Sadboy corridos is a more similar comparison. Alot of corridos are love songs. I feel you though. Corridos are dank
I actually just discovered this guy. Now one of my favorites!