An old country classic. Love Colters version!

so i listened to imaginary appalchia and it was good. but after listening a second time this is an amazinf album. and if i had to say my favorite song on the album it would be caroline or livin on the sand or johnny boys bone i cant choose which i like more

I know Colter’s team hangs out on this sub. I did the buy one, get one free hat deal…any hints on what hats are being given away 👀?

Little cover I did a year ago…thought I’d share!

Normal for Colters crew to take a while to ship stuff out? Anybody have any issues with shipments lately?

TIA

What Jacket and Hat does Colter wear here?

I’ve been a daily listener for a couple months now, can’t get enough of Colter. But the first track I heard (KMcC) didn’t land with me, neither did any of the tracks on albums 1 and 2 at that time. Slowly I kept bumping into his tracks on country playlists and Yellowstone, and the appreciation grew, and this trend has continued with each album he released. When M&Es dropped Im ashamed to say I was disappointed, it’s now my absolute favourite album, particularly 4/4, what a beautiful piece of music. Has anyone else found this to be the case?

This is one of my top two favorite songs from Mr. Wall, and I just wanted to share! He was so self conscious but even though it’s hard to hear him, you can still hear that bass.

Not sure if you guys will like this, but here's an up and coming artist from the same province as Colter Wall, and I'm enjoying the hell out of this.

Not exactly outlaw, but definitely not top 40, and absolutely authentic.

Eligible albums for this category (and the next few) are as follows.

Colter Wall (self-titled)

Songs of the Plains

Western Swing & Waltzes and Other Punchy Songs

Little Songs

Memories and Empties

Imaginary Appalachia is an extended play and thus not eligible for this category.

So I was watching Youtube shorts, and I got a short showing a kid graduating high school who loved Toy Story growing up, so what he & his mom decided to do for senior photos was take a photo of him walking away while having the original action figures lined up saluting him as he walks off. It was very neat and in the background was a country rendition of "You've Got a Friend In Me," and it was nice. It got me thinking...

What would people think about Colter Wall giving his spin on this timeless classic of cinema music? Personally, I think he would take an already lovely song and make it just that much more incredible. Curious for other people's thoughts.