Jessie Wesloh Missoula, montana
Raised in the pines of northwest Montana on Pabst Blue Ribbon, wood fires, and Willie Nelson records, Jessie Wesloh serves up unpretentious stories of lovers, liars, and losers, darkened by the rural realities of violence and substance abuse. Wesloh pulls influences from the Nashville Sound to the Bakersfield Sound to Outlaw Country, for unvarnished songs no one can say aren't "real country." ... more
Jessie Wesloh recommends:
Oklahoma Lottery
by Karen Jonas
Original sound - Karen's vocals and lyrics are a knife that's sharp but gritty. If you want to feel hot, dusty, and a bit outlaw, put on Suicide Sal. But don't stop there - they are all fantastic.
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If I close my eyes, Indianna's sweet, flawless voice over traditional steel guitar puts me in a dark, smoky corner somewhere, playing sad songs on the jukebox. Sugar-coated honky tonk.
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The Leaving Side Of Gone
by Peewee Moore & The Awful Dreadful Snakes
Damn. Three words: Truck Driving Song. You had me at "play some Dave Dudley or Red Sovine." But then again, I have a "Truck Driving Songs" playlist and fantasize about having my own CB handle. So.
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The Long Way
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Nicolette Hoang's velvety vocals are the finishing touch on this pitch-perfect update on outlaw country with a touch of 60s glam.
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Listening To The Music
by Zephaniah OHora
Irresistible classic country music abounds on “Listening To The Music,” full of lap steel, walking bass, and heartwarming melodies.
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Cauthen's mix of classic country and old-school soul come together on this album about coming back from the brink.
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