Wall swings and waltzes
Wall and his band put down 10 new songs at Yellow Dog Studios in Texas. From his previous recording sessions with Dave Cobb at the helm, Wall began to take in what it meant to produce a record.
Wall's band is Patrick Lyons (pedal steel, Dobro, mandolin), Jake Groves (harmonica), Jason Simpson (bass) and Aaron Goodrich (drums); joined by Emily Gimble on piano and Doug Moreland on fiddle.
Wall-penned "Talkin' Prairie Boy" features onlyWall's voice and guitar.
"These songs are punchier than I am," said the Saskatchewan, Canada native.
The track list is:
Western Swing & Waltzes
I Ride An Old Paint/Leavin' Cheyenne
Big Iron
Henry and Sam
Diamond Joe
High and Mighty
Talkin' Prairie Boy
Cowpoke
Rocky Mountain Rangers
Houlihans at the Holiday Inn
Wall's discography includes the breakout "Imaginary Appalachia" and two acclaimed full-length collections, "Colter Wall" and "Songs of the Plains."
More news for Colter Wall
- 07/12/23: Wall looks to "Little Songs"
- 04/27/23: Wall opts for "Little Songs"
- 09/21/22: Wall surprises with two songs
- 07/24/20: Wall put out "Cowpoke"
- 10/12/18: Wall, Evans, Allen offer new music
- 07/25/18: Wall goes for the "Songs of the Plains"
CD reviews for Colter Wall
You may not expect the young son of a Canadian premier, the head of government for a province or territory, to also be a gritty singer/songwriter and one of the most promising new voices in folk and country music, but that's exactly what you get in Colter Wall.
The 22-year-old troubadour from Saskatchewan, who also happens to be the son of that province's premier, Brad Wall, is turning heads with his eponymous and independently released new album - a collection that pays homage to some ...
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