OT - Hard Country rock music groups

[KranzDictum]

I am not a big fan of current country music but my brother got me hooked on a band called Black Stone Cherry which walks the line between hard rock and Country. We saw them live a couple months back and they were amazing. I like their harder edge stuff over the country songs they have. I guess they are the sons of some of the members of the Kentucky HeadHunters but I don't remember them being anything like Black Stone Cherry.

Anywho I was looking for other Hard Country Rock bands in the same vein, I am not into the Country Rap stuff, just the full on hard rock that you don't hear from Rock radio anymore.

If you have acts to recommend let me know.

I have some Whiskey Meyers on order.

I like Chris Stapleton but he is on the line, I loved Jamey Johnson's the Guitar Song album but want harder rockers like this:

[JakeF]

Originally Posted by scho63

I see and hear Guns and Roses when I listen to this

Originally Posted by KranzDictum

I was thinking a young, very young, like 7th grade version of Led Zep

A little of both, back in the early 70's, Plant's voice was higher like Kiszka.

[Beef Supreme]

Is this genre called metalneck?

[Floridafan]

I'm a 60's rock and roller, Cream, Led Zeppelin, Blind Faith etc and in my opinion good music is good music, period it doesn't matter what genre' it is. if it's good its good.

[Randallflagg]

Originally Posted by KranzDictum

I went to HS with the Banjo player for a jam blue grass band out of Chicago called Cornmeal. He is a good guy and turned into a great player. He was in thrash bands before he picked up the banjo.

Anyone who listens to Bluegrass understands that the "pickers" literally ROCK their guitar, mandolin, banjo or bass. I have heard 80 year old guitar pickers play runs that most rock guitar "masters" would be proud of.

All brought to the hills of North Carolina, Kentucky and Tennessee by the Scots.

[Iowanian]

Originally Posted by Bugeater

This is nowhere near as heavy, but it really grabbed me when I heard it and I'm not into country at all.

I'd heard Tyler Childers before but it hadn't really grabbed me. I watched this video the other day and it put me down the rabbit hole and now I'm on day 2 of a Tyler Childers bender.

This dude is awesome.

[KranzDictum]

Originally Posted by Iowanian

I'd heard Tyler Childers before but it hadn't really grabbed me. I watched this video the other day and it put me down the rabbit hole and now I'm on day 2 of a Tyler Childers bender.

This dude is awesome.

I put him on the list for my local library to find.

[KranzDictum]

MANY MANY THANKS for all the great leads!

I am very grateful to all of you for the bands and the discussion about them as well.

Keep them coming!

[KranzDictum]

Originally Posted by srvy

There would be no rock without a little hillbilly.

Think rockabilly and Chuck Berry and Elvis. No reason country cant meld with metal.

Going through and giving out Rep when I found this post.

Have you guys seen "The Ronnie Wood Show"? I found it on some Music channel on our cable provider. I guess he has a radio show so they video him too and he has a guest on every week, they play pieces of different songs, talk about their influences and play along and tell stories. I have been hooked on it.

Plus he had Steve Cropper on a week or so back. I just saw Steve play when he came into town with Dave Mason. We have a great old theater in a small town way west of Chicago and they have these oldies acts come through and they all do a great job. Not the greatest concert I ever went to but I marked them off the list. Steve told some of the same stories and made others longer and told some different ones. He was the best of the guest on Ronnies show.

[scho63]

Originally Posted by KranzDictum

I was thinking a young, very young, like 7th grade version of Led Zep

I need to re-listen and see the comparison. I love me Led Zep! My brother's favorite band because of me.

[rabblerouser]

Originally Posted by KranzDictum

I went to HS with the Banjo player for a jam blue grass band out of Chicago called Cornmeal. He is a good guy and turned into a great player. He was in thrash bands before he picked up the banjo.

We've played some festivals with Cornmeal, fun band. If you're from Chicago, maybe you've seen Steepwater Band? Fantastic group, great guys. Jeff Massey came down and played guitar on some tracks for our new album.

My best friend from the old neighborhood used to be married to Paul Jackson's cousin, so I've been seeing Blackberry Smoke since they were playing to 50 people at Knuckleheads. We've played some shows with them too, and I even got them on archive.org :

https://archive.org/details/Blackberry_Smoke

Most of the KC/Como/StL area shows were taped by me; Sept 2014 in Lawrence and CoMo especially hot, along with StL 2015.


Cornmeal :
https://archive.org/details/Cornmeal
Steepwater Band :

https://archive.org/details/TheSteepwaterBand

Mofro (Columbia 2014 and Boom Boom Room 2002) :

https://archive.org/details/JJGreyandMOFRO



Drive By Truckers :

https://archive.org/details/Drive-ByTruckers

Driving Wheel :

http://https://archive.org/details/DrivingWheel


Happy weekend - GO CHIEFS (NO INJURIES!!)