Music of the Week: November 03, 2023: Colter Wall – Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie
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Music of the Week: November 03, 2023: Colter Wall – Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie
At the age of 28 and with only four albums released so far, Colter Wall is already a legend. There is something incredibly experienced and authentic in the young man’s voice that immediately captures any audience. Canadian-born Colter Wall started playing the guitar at the age of 13 and began writing his own songs as a teenager. His voice is a deep rusty baritone that transports a weatherworn wisdom few country and folk singers are able to capture.
Fans have a rare chance to hear him live in December concerts in Texas and Oklahoma (some of which still have tickets available as by the writing of this post).
With Catherine still traveling in the United States, our Music of the Week offers you some of the finest American country music of our day.
Related:
Colter Wall (Wikipedia)
Calter Wall’s latest Album “Little Songs”
Interview: Colter Wall Talks Vinyl, Personal History and His Debut Album
Colter Wall is the new voice of Canada’s cowboy country
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His earliest albums are excellent too, although the voice isn’t as fine tuned. This guy is one of a kind.