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Corralling the Blues | Colter Wall | 02:27 | |
Evangelina | Colter Wall | 03:47 | |
Kate McCannon | Colter Wall | 04:34 | |
Sleeping on the Blacktop | Colter Wall | 03:12 | |
Johnny Boy's Bones | Colter Wall, The Dead South | 02:56 | |
Talkin' Prairie Boy | Colter Wall | 03:50 | |
Plain to See Plainsman | Colter Wall | 03:49 | |
High & Mighty | Colter Wall | 02:41 | |
I Ride an Old Paint / Leavin' Cheyenne | Colter Wall | 03:10 | |
Diamond Joe | Colter Wall | 03:12 |
Canadian country singer Colter Wall's stark, dusty Americana comes full of grit and loneliness and nods back to the likes of Guy Clark, Waylon Jennings and Townes Van Zandt. The son of politician Brad Wall, he grew up in the rural prairie lands of Saskatchewan and started writing songs after hearing Bob Dylan's track 'Don't Think Twice It's Alright' at the age of 13. Obsessed with the roots of delta blues, folk ramblers and lonesome country troubadours, he dropped out of college and released his first EP 'Imaginary Appalachia' in 2015 at just 19, before heading out on the road and opening for The Dead South and Lucinda Williams.
His world-weary, gravelly songs earned a surprising range of celebrity fans including WWE wrestler Brock Lesner, actress Shannon Tweed and TV star Dog the Bounty Hunter, and he recorded his self-titled debut album in Nashville with producer Dave Cobb and Waylon Jennings' sideman Robby Turner. Released in 2017, Wall's baritone croon and skilled acoustic finger picking were the basis for murder ballads, autobiographical odes and twanging blues stomps and marked him out as one of the great new voices in alternative country and Americana. His song 'Sleeping On the Blacktop' featured in the Academy Award-nominated movie 'Hell Or High Water' and he was featured by 'Rolling Stone' magazine as one of the most important new voices in country music, increasing anticipation of his 2017 debut album 'A.L'.