A wonderful production. Pretty contemporary topic these days too. The life, if you wanna call it that, of a young miner...direct and to the point...separation of instruments was excellent, really looked forward to every second.
This song is a musical journey right down into the pit of a dark coal mine. This is blues at its best! A master storyteller, whoever wrote the lyrics crafted word pictures coupled with a tune that hits the listener right between the eyes with a story of hard work and the hopelessness of escape. The instrumentation is superb: guitar, violin, dobro, and OH THAT BLUES HARP! Carefully produced so that no one instrument prevails over another; they all take their turns and complement the vocal flawlessly. This is one of the very best blues songs I have ever heard on Broadjam. My favorite rhyme: tongue/lung.
lIKE THE SUBTLE START GOOD HARP! TASTY FIDDLE!
i always enjoy these kind of songs which are very popular in tv shows, sons of anarchy etc which set a mood rather than overthrow with hooks ,its rock but with a bit of country blues. vocals are good and different like if elvis made this kind of song.
harp was great and the rest of the music. dark and moody just how i like it.