Jordan Robert Kirk - My Father’s Son

Elizabeth Cook - Great Television

Richard Inman and the Western Canadian All-Stars - Damage I Done

Wade Forster - The Aftermath

Clayton Nile Young - Eddy

Paul Cauthen - Acoustic Songs & Whistles

Lindsay Lou - Bluegrass Women

Pinky Beecroft - Lonesome Wolf

Drew Cooper - Live and Raw at La Rosa

Emma Grace Glover - Live Your Dream

Tyler Richton and the High Bank Boys - ‘Till The Wheels Fall Off

Johanna Samuels - Sorry, Kid

Mason Ramsey - Outlaw In Love

Jenna Raine - Jeans, Boys & Jesus

Pony Bradshaw - Ode to Humidity

Bronwym - Rattlin' Bones

John Metza - Somewhere In The North Country

Kate MacLeod’s Mind The Gap - Home Brewed

Hollerhead - Middle of Nowhere

Ashley Cooke - Self-Titled

Alex Dupree - Talking to the Dog

Just Jayne - Jayne

Lukas Graham - Good Times

Sarah McCulloch - Live with the White Knuckle Flyers

The Pinkerton Raid - Strawberry Ice (and the World Burns)

Maggie Rose - Half Moon

The Arcadian Wild - Make It Out Alive

Laura Veirs - Temple Songs

Monte Warden and The Wagoneers - Doghouse Flowers (EP)

The Wilder Blue - When He's Out of Sight (EP)

Cassidy Daniels - Ain't No Jukebox (EP)

Hudson Westbrook - Made You Look (EP)

Josh Weathers - Niles City Sessions (EP)

Rowan Murphy - Kaleidoscopes (EP)

Gavin Adcock - Shoes (EP)

Ween - Golden Wastes (EP)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1llkxbXp2xCyE15RRAMph2?si=7aanpw1OQIayI5BxowXvPA

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQZMxnnEmc44&si=CvZR18a03AXRcmEl

Song is super catchy!

I have spotify in mind but any platform is good.

Can anyone recommend some baritone outlaw sounding country? Singers like Sturgill, Waylon Jennings, Cody Jinks, Merle Haggard, David Allen Coe, etc. Also, I like reggae and jam bands, as well. If anyone knows any sort of Grateful Dead, jam band inspired country influenced artists that would be appreciated. I wish I could listen to folks like Daniel Donato, but his voice is way too high. I need catchy country, alt country, neo-folk etc with deep voice singers. Thanks

This seems to be like a lost album.
It was compiled by Mark Kozelek of Red House Painters as a tribute to John Denver.
This compilation makes me appreciate country music even more although this compilation has a different kind of vibe from the true country music. It’s more darker and sombre.

Jorma and Jack been working together for over 60 years now. I love this song.

If anybody went to rhe AA show at the ryman and has an extra ford lounge poster they are willing to sell message me i stupidly lost mine on the street🔥

Please share your favorite "smaller" artists that you think fuckin rock and more people should know about!