Biografia:
If you were to ask the John D. Hale Band to classify their sound, they’d respond by simply saying “its country.” Charming as this response is, it has the potential to be misleading. Blending together their favorite parts of country, Americana , southern rock, and even bluegrass, the John D. Hale Band have crafted their own edgy and raucous sound.
John D. and the boys began playing in earnest in 2005 in support of their debut album, One of a Kind.
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Outlaw Groove John D. Hale Band
[Verse]
E E
Turned on the radio to see what''s on And all they''re playin is some f****t country songs
E E
What ever happened to the hard rock stuff The s**t they play these days, man it ain''t worth a f**k
A E
They don''t play Willie, hell they don''t play Merle These new radio heads ain''t never heard of Steve Earle
B A E
What''s that you said? Waylon who? One things for sure we need a outlaw groove
[Chorus]
A E
Well it''s time for somethin new It''s time to get the radio into an outlaw groove
A E
It''s time to dip into the past Start listenin'' to a little Johnny Cash
B A E
I''m sick and tired of the s**t they play Play us some Jack Ingram and keep your Billy Ray
[Verse]
E E
Well all they''re playin is the top forty songs If it were up to me, we wouldn''t play the first one
E E
What ever happened to David Allen Coe? A little Hank Jr is always good for your soul
A E
They don''t play no Johnny Paycheck They don''t play no Jerry Jeff
B A E
They never heard of Robert Earl Keen They''re too busy tryin to play f**kin Kenny Chesney
[Chorus]
A E
Well it''s time for somethin new It''s time to get the radio into an outlaw groove
A E
It''s time to dip into the past Start listenin'' to a little Johnny Cash
B A E
I''m sick and tired of the s**t they play Play us some Robert Earl and keep your Billy Ray
[Verse]
E E
These disk jockeys don''t know good from bad They wouldn''t know a good song if it bit em in the ass
E E
They never heard of all my rowdy friends All they think about is f**kin Faith and Tim
A E
They don''t play whiskey Bent And Hell Bound They''re burnin country music to the ground
B A E
They never heard of ol'' George Jones Or the time he got drunk and drove his lawnmower home
[Chorus 3]
A E
Well it''s time for somethin new It''s time to get the radio into an outlaw groove
A E
It''s time to dip into the past Start listenin'' to a little Johnny Cash
B A E
I''m sick and tired of the s**t they play Play us some Willie Nelson and keep your Billy Ray
[Solo]
E E E E A E B A E
[Verse]
E E
Well this will never be a commercial country hit But guess what? I don''t give two s**ts
E E
I don''t care if you like this song Because I''m climbin to the top of the outlaw throne
A E
It''s time for a change It''s time to get your head out of the rain
B A E
Stop listenin to that crap Id rather listen to Nelly do some St Louis rap
[Chorus]
A E
Well it''s time for somethin new It''s time to get the radio into an outlaw groove
A E
It''s time to dip into the past Start listenin'' to a little Johnny Cash
B A E
I''m sick and tired of the s**t they play Play us some Waylon Jennings and keep your Billy Ray
[Verse]
E E
Turned on the radio to see what''s on And all they''re playin is some f****t country songs
E E
What ever happened to the hard rock stuff The s**t they play these days, man it ain''t worth a f**k
A E
They don''t play Willie, hell they don''t play Merle These new radio heads ain''t never heard of Steve Earle
B A E
What''s that you said? Waylon who? One things for sure we need a outlaw groove
[Chorus]
A E
Well it''s time for somethin new It''s time to get the radio into an outlaw groove
A E
It''s time to dip into the past Start listenin'' to a little Johnny Cash
B A E
I''m sick and tired of the s**t they play Play us some Jack Ingram and keep your Billy Ray
[Verse]
E E
Well all they''re playin is the top forty songs If it were up to me, we wouldn''t play the first one
E E
What ever happened to David Allen Coe? A little Hank Jr is always good for your soul
A E
They don''t play no Johnny Paycheck They don''t play no Jerry Jeff
B A E
They never heard of Robert Earl Keen They''re too busy tryin to play f**kin Kenny Chesney
[Chorus]
A E
Well it''s time for somethin new It''s time to get the radio into an outlaw groove
A E
It''s time to dip into the past Start listenin'' to a little Johnny Cash
B A E
I''m sick and tired of the s**t they play Play us some Robert Earl and keep your Billy Ray
[Verse]
E E
These disk jockeys don''t know good from bad They wouldn''t know a good song if it bit em in the ass
E E
They never heard of all my rowdy friends All they think about is f**kin Faith and Tim
A E
They don''t play whiskey Bent And Hell Bound They''re burnin country music to the ground
B A E
They never heard of ol'' George Jones Or the time he got drunk and drove his lawnmower home
[Chorus 3]
A E
Well it''s time for somethin new It''s time to get the radio into an outlaw groove
A E
It''s time to dip into the past Start listenin'' to a little Johnny Cash
B A E
I''m sick and tired of the s**t they play Play us some Willie Nelson and keep your Billy Ray
[Solo]
E E E E A E B A E
[Verse]
E E
Well this will never be a commercial country hit But guess what? I don''t give two s**ts
E E
I don''t care if you like this song Because I''m climbin to the top of the outlaw throne
A E
It''s time for a change It''s time to get your head out of the rain
B A E
Stop listenin to that crap Id rather listen to Nelly do some St Louis rap
[Chorus]
A E
Well it''s time for somethin new It''s time to get the radio into an outlaw groove
A E
It''s time to dip into the past Start listenin'' to a little Johnny Cash
B A E
I''m sick and tired of the s**t they play Play us some Waylon Jennings and keep your Billy Ray
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