Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway perform "Where Did All the Wild Things Go?" from their 2023 album, 'City of Gold,' produced by Jerry Douglas and Molly Tuttle, live in Nashville. The album is out now on Nonesuch Records: https://mollytuttle.lnk.to/CityOfGold Molly Tuttle - Acoustic Guitar and Vocals Bronwyn Keith-Hynes - Fiddle and Harmony Vocals Dominick Leslie - Mandolin Kyle Tuttle - Banjo and Harmony Vocals Shelby Means - Bass and Harmony Vocals Directed & Edited by Michael Kessler Recorded and Mixed by Sean Sullivan Filmed at Sound Emporium Studio A in Nashville WHERE DID ALL THE WILD THINGS GO? (Written by Molly Tuttle and Ketch Secor) Do you like get down low with the doghouse Or high on the hog when the Friday night lights go down Can you howl like a greyhound Do you like greens and I don’t mean collards Hollered swallered blown your last dollar at dawn And do you like to tie one on Now the street’s full of suits with hundred-dollar haircuts Used to cut loose now it’s uptight airbrushed Scratching my head 'cause I really really wanna know Where did all the wild things go Do you like to get hazy blazy crazy A little bit mad cause you just caught rabies man And are you going off the deep end Do you like jammin’ ramblin’ gamblin’ Slammin’ ’em back ’til you don’t know What you’re standing on Passed out in a port-a-john Now this town’s been tamed like a bear in a cage Like a broke-down train like the fire hits the rain Wracking my brain cause I really really wanna know Where did all the wild things go Where did all the wild things go Sometimes you gotta growl Sometimes you gotta let loose get juiced and howl Sometimes you gotta raise the roof shake the blues Break through make the news Before it all goes south Sometimes you gotta get loud Sometimes you gotta rise up to get down Sometimes you gotta stand out in a crowd get plowed Fly your freak flag proud ’Cause there’s never been a better time to let it shine Than right now So meet me after midnight moonlight It’s gonna be a good time alright Everybody’s coming in hot Gonna divvy up the jackpot ’Til the party light’s out and the police are coming Everybody’s running to thumb another diesel down Come on let’s blow this town ’Cause you can cut out the fangs of a pair of pit vipers But this here tiger’s just getting wilder So all you wild things stand up and let ’em know Where did all the wild things go Where did all the wild things go Where did all the wild things go #MollyTuttle #CityOfGold #AcousticMusic

From the album RHINESTONE REVIVAL, available now. Buy/stream/download the album here: https://rebel-records.lnk.to/Rhinestone-RevivalYT "Let All the Girls Know You're a Cowboy" Written by Jim Silvers Silver Ridge Music (ASCAP) Copyright (C) 2023 Rebel Records. All rights reserved. Kody Norris: Guitar and Lead Vocal Josiah Tyree: Banjo and Harmony Vocal Mary Rachel Nalley Norris: Fiddle and Mandolin Charlie Lowman: Bass Video directed by Amy Richmond Filmed & edited by Scott Sanders, Sunnywood Films Follow The Kody Norris Show: Website: https://www.thekodynorrisshow.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thekodynorrisshow Twitter: https://twitter.com/kodynorrisshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thekodynorrisshow TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thekodynorrisshow #TheKodyNorrisShow #LetAllTheGirlsKnowYoureACowboy #RhinestoneRevival

Rock Hearts Performance Video of song Wanderlust at the International Bluegrass Music Association #IBMAWOB2022.

The Wood Box Heroes taking the stage at the Grand Ole Opry for the first time!

Click here to listen to more from Dave Adkins: https://ffm.to/wif_da Song - What I'm For Songwriters - Marc Beeson and Allen Shamblin Artist - Dave Adkins Album - What I'm For Label - Billy Blue Records "What I’m For,” celebrates love, freedom, and the simple pleasures that make life worthwhile. With its catchy melody and authentic lyrics, Adkins performance encourages listeners to embrace positivity in every circumstance by focusing on what they are for rather than what they are against. It’s an anthemic ballad from writers Marc Beeson and Allen Shamblin that is really a litany of social values, the sort that hold communities together all over the world, wishing the best for others and treating others as you would wish to be treated. A distinctly Christian message, one needn’t be a believer to appreciate the sentiment, which is a perfect fit for Adkins whose heart is as big as his shoulders are broad." -John Lawless Bluegrass Today

The title track to our upcoming album Greener Pastures, available 6/7/24. Filmed at Sweetwater Music Hall, Mill Valley, California Video by Andrew RoAn Gibson: https://www.roangibson.com/ Website: https://nevercomedownband.com/ Substack: https://nevercomedown.substack.com/ Instagram: instagram.com/nevercomedownband Facebook: facebook.com/nevercomedownband Twitter: https://twitter.com/NevercomedownB Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nevercomedown.band Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/39mjf... Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/never-come-down/1436506797 Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/artists/B07F... Bandcamp: https://nevercomedownband.bandcamp.co... Crystal Lariza - Vocals Joe Suskind - Guitar Brian Alley - Banjo Ben Ticknor - Bass Kaden Hurst - Mandolin Greener Pastures (written by B. Alley and C. Lariza arr. Never Come Down) Gettin’ outta here tomorrow Trade this life for something new Cloudy days bring only sorrow And I don’t wanna feel the blue Always seems so much better Out there on the other side My mind it changes like the weather I roll away just like the tide Greener Pastures Ain’t nothin gonna disappoint you faster Ain’t nothin gonna spell the word disaster Like wanting something just because it's new And you’re blue Spending so much time repairing Things in life that could be tossed It’s broken now and not worth caring So save your time don’t count the cost Dream of a life where there’s no losing Perfect people, endless sun I’m always chasing down the new thing Good times as long as you can run Greener Pastures Ain’t nothin gonna disappoint you faster Ain’t nothin gonna spell the word disaster Like wanting something just because it's new And you’re blue It’s emptiness that makes things useful Like coffee cups and living rooms Fill up your life, but nothing’s truthful Sometimes ya gotta feel the blue Greener Pastures Ain’t nothin gonna disappoint you faster Ain’t nothin gonna spell the word disaster Like wanting something just because it's new Greener Pastures

Welcome Spring!! Time to lose the winter blues with Lindley Creek 🌷🪻 Lindley Creek is a progressive Bluegrass Band from the Ozark Mountains of Missouri.

Forget the world outside and listen to two of the most dynamic voices in bluegrass music, Greg Blake (2023 IBMA Male Vocalist of the Year) and Crandall Creek's lead vocalist, Carly Greer, blending harmoniously on the new single, "Lazy Sunday." The recorded track also features the talents of Crandall Creek members Dustin Terpenning on banjo and Jerry Andrews on guitar, who also penned the song. Guest musicians include Andy Leftwich on guitar, mandolin, and fiddle and Darrin Vincent on bass. Jamie Peck produced the song. The single,"Lazy Sunday" is now on all digital platforms.