The Steeldrivers – If It Hadn't Been For Love Lyrics | Lyrics

There are still plenty of people who like one or both of your groups mentioned. Edited by - Jim Yates on 06/25/2013 20:12:27. Here's another version of Wagon Wheel for those of you that don't hate it. I hear Wagon Wheel on a fairly regular basis, everyone seems to love it. I've already seen almost everything I need to know from some previous posts on here, it's really nice to see a sub-reddit filled with such knowledgeable people. You get an interesting double stop sound in there, though I don't think those are fully-executed double stops. I'm an old man now, can't do nothing Young folks don't pay me no mind. "Reckless Side of Me". I am sticking with my band and with bluegrass. This is a cover of The Steeldrivers' song "If It Hadn't Been For Love". If it hadn't been for love chords steeldrivers members. You have never caught a rabbit and you are no friend of mine. The song appears on Stone's 2011 album LP1.

With breakneck vocals and sprawling guitar riffs, it's the perfect song to roll down the windows and turn up the volume on during a long road (or truck! ) When you say "fully executed", do you mean both notes fretted? Old Crow Medicine show is a huge reason I got into playing bluegrass and old-time music. "If It Hadn't Been for Love" is about it, and that maybe twice in five years. Report this Document. © © All Rights Reserved. Edited by - tonyelder on 06/25/2013 15:02:17.

The Steeldrivers are one of my favorite current groups. You got my meaning perfectly. After playing at bluegrass festivals from around 2005 they signed to Rounder Records and released a self-titled debut in 2008. I just don't like Wagon Wheel, and I'm sick of it to boot.

I'd start it out, just me on acoustic, there'd be some hoots and hollers as people recognized it. One solution is to try to move to other lead instruments, often mandolin, which has several overlaps with guitar technique. As for purists, well I get it, and there is a place for that and them. The phrase that comes to mind in listening to your rendition is 'bluegrass swing. ' Old Crow Medicine Show "Wagon Wheel". "Crash and Burn" was the lead single off Thomas Rhett's sophomore album, Tangled Up, and earned Rhett his fourth No. Without one dollar to my name. Thanks for the tip coelhoe. I like a lot of tunes from different genres played in the Bluegrass (or old time) style. He said, because I've heard it a million times on the radio and I'm sick of it. But write it Stapleton did, giving Joss Stone a vocally charged single backed by a big-band beat. 57 on the U. S. Billboard Top Country Albums chart. The group was nominated for a Grammy more. It's raw and real and some of the best Stapleton writing out there.

I have only been playing Bluegrass for a little over a year, but I am puzzled by the absolute disdain, bordering on hatred, which most Bluegrass musicians heap upon Old Crow Medicine Show and The SteelDrivers. Just like they frown on Old Crow Medicine Show, they frown on any guitar that isn't made by Martin or any mandolin that isn't made by Gibson. The SteelDrivers are a five-piece bluegrass band from Nashville, Tennessee that incorporates country and soul, or "new music with the old feeling. We attend a couple bluegrass jams and the only outright hatred I've witnessed was for Jerusalem Ridge, because nobody seems to know exactly how to play it.

With songs such as "Whiskey and You" and "Tennessee Whiskey, " it's pretty clear that Stapleton puts a lot of stock in the healing pours of a little bourbon -- and so, it seems, does Travis Tritt, who recorded Stapleton and Jerry Salley's song "Small Doses" for his ninth album, My Honky Tonk History. The album peaked at No. When the New Grass Revival albums first arrived in the early 70's, I learned most of the songs, but there were very few at jams in those days who had the technique. I have been in jams where half the musicians get up and walk away if someone starts "Wagon Wheel" or anything else by Old Crow or "Good Corn Liquor" or anything else by The SteelDrivers. When I join a jam, or a band for that matter. Regarding DaddyJ's comments, I'm really surprised to hear about hatred for "Jerusalem Ridge. " The uptempo song, which was cut by JT Hodges on his 2012 self-titled album, packs a serious lyrical punch, conjuring imagery of the glaring lights of hometown football games revealing the town's dirty little secrets. California Chainshaw.

This was their first "big" show and I think they knocked it out of the park. Long before Stapleton released his hauntingly simple acoustic version of "Whiskey and You, " Tim McGraw put his own stamp on it for his 2007 album Let It Go. Wagon Wheel has that "pop formula" that the public loves. I couldn't understand why. Tonyelder - Posted - 06/25/2013: 14:54:36. Everything you want to read. Two takes were recorded and released on a bootleg tape, but Bob mumbled the verses and only the chorus, the "Rock me Mama like... " part was fully audible. "Like a Cowboy" by Randy Montana. Written with Jesse Frasure, "Crash and Burn" is more upbeat than other recent Stapleton songs, and its genre-melding Motown-esque sound shows off the range of his writing and composing abilities. Reward Your Curiosity. The lack of interest is probably found more among musicians than the listening public. Back when Brad Paisley was still that fresh-faced guitar-playing cowboy, the up-and-coming star had his first No. In regards to this thread, I like the songs. 54% The Wood Brothers.

Both he and the gal steel player are fabulous. I don't get the snobbishness or exclusiveness thing. The original Wagon Wheel was called Rock Me Mama and was written by Bob Dylan for a movie sound track, but never used in the movie. It's one of Bill Monroe's most famous tunes, after all. "Independent Trucker" by Brooks & Dunn. Guitars, Whiskey, Guns and Knives. Then look for the jams that involve a bigger genre and start playing at those. All about what happens when word gets around in a small town, "Sleepy Little Town" was written by Stapleton and Lee Thomas Miller. Thirteen years later, in September of 2017, Stapleton would pay tribute to Troy Gentry after his passing with a rousing rendition of the duo's debut single, "Hillbilly Shoes. Original Title: Full description. 0% found this document useful (0 votes). "Diamonds Make Babies" by Dierks Bentley. Again, I think that the reason these songs pass muster is because many bluegrass musicians aren't aware of the song's origins in another genre.

The revenge-fueled anthem was cut by Kellie Pickler for her fourth studio album, The Woman I Am, and is just as much fun as it is vengeful. One thing I learned playing in bars and cafes and festivals was to give the crowd some of what they wanted. "Don't Start Lying to Me Now" by Joss Stone. If that means playing "Melissa" or "Sweet Home Alabama" in every gig, so be it.