People keep saying "I don't even know what genre this is". Settle down Francis, this here is Country, real Country.

This is one of those songs you wish had 30 more verses.

22 years old going on 60.

This should be played on country radio but it won't be cuz country radio doesn't play country music any more.

Guys, Let these artists be who they are. They aren't some cheap knockoff of Waylon, Johnny or Merle... Sure, you can see the influence some of the legends have had on these new artists but these guys have just as much talent. This is Colter Wall.... a Legend in the making.

When that band kicked in, I was overwhelmed. This kid is the absolute frikkin truth.

Colters dad. Brad was premier of Saskatchewan. He drove home to Speedy Creek. 2.5 hours every day after work. They lived at the end of my street. Brad owned Waylon’s Cadillac. Colter is named for Jesse Colter. Brad thought naming him Waylon was a little much. Lol. Great People.

How refreshing to hear some true country music played and sang so beautifully

This guy, Tyler Childers, Chris Stapleton and a few others are keeping real country music alive.

The kind of country they should play on the radio

i have never had a stronger urge to buy a stetson

I find his transformation incredible.He must be an old soul. He is actually from Saskatchewan Canada the son of a prominent politician . But he sounds like he was born 100years ago in Texas.

His vocals are one thing entirely but the writing is absolutely phenomenal as well

dude is like a reincarnation of colter wall

I love Colter Wall. But this version is by far the best. The fiddler just adds the little extra on top, if you ask me.

Sounds like Colter Wall to me

Colter wall and Tyler Childers are the shit right now I would love to know when Colter wall is coming around Tennessee

Bro please go on JRE you know he is waiting...

Am I the only person who watches this daily? I HAVE to listen to it. It's honesty, it's raw nature, and the amazing musicianship draws me back day-after-day. I'm back today for my daily fix....

good lord, I wanna listen to him live with a whiskey and a cigar while I play cards......

I didn't like country until I found Colter Wall. Turned out I just didn't like bad country. Edit: got an album from him. While it’s great music, his live sound is unmatched.

This version never gets old. Loved this set.. crazy to think Joe Rogan has desperately tried to get Colter on the show for over a year, but he’s just a cowpoke!!

This is why Country style is still thriving. One of the best.

Colter makes me so proud to be Canadian 👊🏻🇨🇦

As a motorcycle riding whiskey drinking Mexican. I dig this! Damn it's a shame this isn't played on the radio.

As a fellow picker and singer..he's got the best voice out there..and rising..he's not imitating any one..Original and great writing to boot..

This is one of the best songs I have heard for a long time.

Listening from England, again... loving Colter Wall.

The absolute best rendition of this song, I can’t stop listening to it. Can’t get enough of Colter!

what a voice 💪

This is my favorite of Colter's songs.

A six string, a kick-drum and a hell of a voice and you've got a country music revival in the making.

How does one develop the voice of a weatherbeaten chain cigar smoking 65 yr old downtrodden troubadour in 17-20 years?? He's a talented kid for certain and it is refreshing and rare this day & time to experience someone with a new and authentic yet somewhat old schoolish sound, far from the top 40 "pop" music row BS that Nashville dictates for radio play. I personally can no longer bear listening to country radio anymore because aside from Chris Stapleton, it all sounds like the same crap. Thank goodness for KZfaq, otherwise, I may have never been exposed to Colton, Sturgil and the handful of the current artists who actually have a soul that I very much appreciate and enjoy listening to. Cheers!

And i just looked him in the eye and sang Blue Yodel #9...... We love you, Colter...in N Georgia ♡

This young man is keeping the country roots alive, very well done. Came back for a relook ( about 10 times now) and wow, this has got to be one of the best country songs done last year. Too bad so many of the new players sell out to the CMA. I hope he is around for a while longer.

Bass player is wearing a KY State Police hat. I'm from KY. This totally hit home and brought back some memories from my college days. Lawd...need more music like this.

My goosebumps hurt!!!

Wow. I love the studio version but that fiddle just knocks this outta the park

this kid is GOOD

found him about a week ago and have been listing to as much as posible

Excellent! The more I listen to this the more I appreciate the band! Arrangement is brilliant. Great harmony and awesome accompaniment.

A true legend. I love this sound. like a mix of bluegrass and Country

Respect to that audience silently listening to every note and lyric. Not a single cellphone held up.

Just go back from his show. absolutely amazing!!!!!!! I've seen Alan, Toby, Trace and Randy in concert, Colter sure can hold his own!!!!

Even Willy had uneasy days of starting off... A tall towering oak tree was a little nut that took a stand!! This is one fine, written and performed song... Great job guys!!!

Steve Earle sent me here. Glad he did!

Colter Wall brought me here. Again. Man.....can’t believe more folks haven’t discovered this dude. Or maybe KZfaq isn’t cool anymore. CW is the man!

Can't stop listening to this bloke. It's pure quality.

this should be the best selling country song in the land

He's a damn good poet

What a fucking legend. He brings 1950's country style back without even blinking.

Just bought tickets for Colter in August. Very excited to see this guy.

so glad I heard this on cbc the q show.... definitely buying this young mans music. fantastic

I'm convinced this one of the only true country singers left.

Maybe the best 3-minute song I've heard.

Steve Earle was right when he said this guy is fucking amazing!

In case no one’s said it yet…this here’s the son of former Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall. Proudly Canadian and a tremendous talent. He’s true country.

If someone had told me that one of my all time favorite country singer-songwriters was going to be not just a cowboy from Canada, but a kid of 20 some-odd years, I would have told them to put down the pipe. His voice is like a ghost from another century.

Just discovered Colter Wall last night and I was immediately blown away. That voice is amazing. I would love to see him tear it up with Marcus Mumford in a collaboration.

Heard this song for the first time ever yesterday evening, have listened to it at least a dozen times since then. Happy to have finally found good, new country music.

My soul lit up when I heard this young genius mention the letters "RCM" and "P". a CANADIAN! His dad was the 14th premier of Saskatchewan. His unique weatherbeaten voice is literally just that - playing hockey outside when it's 20 below. Cold? Put on 2 pair of socks? Life not fair? Get over it. Canadian truisms. And yes, the RCMP will leave a drunk to freeze in the snow, particularly if they are indigenous. I feel like I've discovered a treasure here - and I have!

Honestly one of the best country singers I've seen in awhile. He's got a nice classic style and damn good voice for it. Kinda sucks everyone keeps putting him Johnny Cash's shadow. I love me some Cash, but let this guy do his own thing instead of forcing him into the Johnny 2.0 category.

My friend showed me this guy like 7-8 months ago... And i cannot stop listening to EVERYTHING this man does.. Saw him live recently.. Lawdi lawd..

Man I love the stuff I hear from Colter Wall, what a resounding voice!

He can sing to me every single day and night 😍

Kids got it. Wonder when Nashville will take his soul?

He sounds like 1950s country and he's not even trying to...not fake at all just a real country soul.

as a rambling Montanan i feel this song on a personal level

Colter Wall has one of the most unique voices I have ever heard...instantly recognizable. THAT is one of the things that makes him stand out. He's not some establishment "sound-alike".

Who else had to go and listen to Blue Yodel #9?

When my friend first Introduced me to colters music, I legit though this was from like 40 years ago. Good to hear this energy and style brought back into country. It was missed

WOW!! Blown away!! This fella is truly awesome!! Real country music!!

Proud Saskie Boy, even mentioned my home town "Speedy Creek" aka Swift Current.....very happy I found this young man. Connects me with my roots and reminds me of my father

Painted on that shiny car the letters RCM&P. Pure Canadian love it

This is absolutely beautiful

this might be my favorite Colter Wall song, amazing.

What an absolute fucking tune

When he’s 60, he’ll sound 300 years old

Chico Basin last night and Colter opens with this....damn good people of this great land love this. I love this and Colter puts on a good show. Humble as can be as this song gets me every damn time!!

this guitar stays in my head for hours.

I like the bass player's Kentucky State Trooper hat

Holy crap, this is GREAT! This is the best country music I've heard in 20 years, without a doubt.

This song and performance makes me so happy! Thank you,.

This is one of the songs you can listen to and it never gets old

Hey I was born and raised in PRESTON....were did ya leave your stash...ill go an grab it for ya

Amazing sound to his voice, love it just as much as I did Chris Stapleton, when I first heard him sing :-)

WTF, I simply don't get sitting down at a concert. Get on your feet and show that you feel the damn music. This is gold!!!

I just love this song. Whoever has been down on their luck whether self inflicted or not knows what this song is about

It was a cold and cruel evening sneakin’ up on Speedy Creek, I found myself a-sleepin’ in the snow, For one or two odd reasons I ain’t too proud to repeat, For now we’ll say I had no place to go, There was a rustle and a hummin’ just haulin’ down the street, I drew myself up from my icy bed, Painted on that shiny car the letters R C M and P, I could feel a little achin’ in my head, And then out jumps this old boy about a-twice the size of me, He asked me for my name and where I dwelt, And I just looked him in the eye and sang Blue Yodel No. 9, He didn’t catch the reference I could tell, Then the old familiar click and the handcuff’s bindin’ grip, He should’ve left me in the snow where I lay, Well he just laughed and touched his gun and turnin’ to me he said, “Son, I bet you don’t own a damn thing to your name.” “I got my health, my John B. Stetson, I got me a bottle full of baby’s Bluebird Wine, I left my stash somewhere down in Preston, Along with 13 silver dollars and my mind.”

Townes would be proud!

I can't say how many times I've watched this video. Not enough. Too good.

This guy will be the biggest thing in country music one day.

my johnny cash replacement with bob dylans poetry

Would love to hear this guy cover Folsom Prison Blues.

I grew up an hour west of speedy creek, my hometown there is called Maple Creek, speedy creek is AKA Swift Current Saskatchewan. You go guy. Keep rambling an rollin.

That gal's got a seriously good fire on her left shoulder complimenting his voice near perfection

Oh wow....it was great until the band kicked in. Then it just freaked me out. Absolutely amazing !This is exactly what I've been looking for in music. Thank you. Instantly biggest fan!

Before he hits the stage he gargles with the blood of Chuck Norris...

Man, Colter's voice really benefits from a full band. Not that it doesn't stand alone, but it really brings out the fullness when accompanied by drums, fiddle, etc.

These are the guys keeping real country music alive