Thursday 9/21/12 I drove up to Jackson, Tennessee for the Colt Ford show at the Carl Perkins Civic Center, and spent some time driving around the city before dinner.
Colt Ford
Last Wednesday, I drove up to Jackson, Tennessee to put up posters for the upcoming Colt Ford show at the Carl Perkins Civic Center, and ended up taking some pictures around town, 9/12/12
Last Wednesday, I drove up to Jackson, Tennessee to put up posters for the upcoming Colt Ford show at the Carl Perkins Civic Center, and ended up taking some pictures around town, 9/12/12
Last Wednesday, I drove up to Jackson, Tennessee to put up posters for the upcoming Colt Ford show at the Carl Perkins Civic Center, and ended up taking some pictures around town, 9/12/12
Colt Ford (@coltford) Live at Arkansas International Airport, Gosnell AR
@coltford live on stage at Arkansas International Airport in Gosnell, AR near Blytheville, Saturday, 5/12/12. @AverageJoesEnt #DeclarationOfIndependenceTour
@coltford performs for an enthusiastic crowd in the rain at Arkansas International Airport in Gosnell, AR near Blytheville Saturday May 12, 2012 @AverageJoesEnt #DeclarationOfIndependenceTour
Colt Ford (@coltford) Live on Stage at Arkansas International Airport, Gosnell AR
Average Joe Entertainment recording artist @coltford took the stage Saturday night May 12 at Arkansas International Airport in Gosnell, AR near Blytheville, for a wet but willing crowd during the Declaration of Independence Tour.
@coltford brought his Declaration of Independence Tour to Arkansas International Airport at Gosnell, AR near Blytheville on Saturday 5/12/12, and the rain didn’t keep anybody away. There was plenty of music and plenty of fun.
Hearing Colt Ford on a studio album is one thing, but hearing him live, with the enthusiastic cheers of his fans and backed by his first-rate band is something altogether different. Recorded at a live gig at the lovely Suwannee River Music Park in 2009, Live at Suwannee River Jam shows Ford at his best, comfortable in a backwoods outdoor venue performing for an appreciative audience. Most of the songs are familiar to anyone who has heard Ride Through The Country, but the cover of Charlie Daniels’ “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” is noteworthy, as is “Saddle Up”, on which each band member takes a solo. “Dirt Road Anthem” is here, too, of course, and the overall feel of the album is an odd mix of love of God, love of country and love of raising hell. But it’s great fun, and you’re left with the feeling that Colt Ford really loves the country, really loves his fans, and means every word he raps. And that’s ultimately what it’s all about.
Hearing Colt Ford on a studio album is one thing, but hearing him live, with the enthusiastic cheers of his fans and backed by his first-rate band is something altogether different. Recorded at a live gig at the lovely Suwannee River Music Park in 2009, Live at Suwannee River Jam shows Ford at his best, comfortable in a backwoods outdoor venue performing for an appreciative audience. Most of the songs are familiar to anyone who has heard Ride Through The Country, but the cover of Charlie Daniels’ “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” is noteworthy, as is “Saddle Up”, on which each band member takes a solo. “Dirt Road Anthem” is here, too, of course, and the overall feel of the album is an odd mix of love of God, love of country and love of raising hell. But it’s great fun, and you’re left with the feeling that Colt Ford really loves the country, really loves his fans, and means every word he raps. And that’s ultimately what it’s all about.