Still alive & well. Just homesteading in the Uintas. Setup a new studio space to record new songs. Recording on an isolated mountain is great, but that roosterโฆ. hmmm, Can't have him bleeding into the sessions.
Y'all were an amazing crowd tonight in Duchesne County, Utah! And many of you came from over an hour away! God bless y'all and your heart for God! Anything Christian in Utah is like gold and y'all treasure the opportunity to gather for live worship. Amazing youth! Keep that fire!
A year ago I returned to this platform after the Taylor U. fallout over my tweets. Well, you can't cancel me and you know what else you can't cancel? God! Tonight in Mormon country, we bring Christian worship and preaching to Utah youth. #MyXAnniversary
Hey, Y'all. I've been gone awhile. I was courting the lovely Miss Lori Dawn who is now my wife. We met as co-writers and the sparks began to fly. Here's a glimpse of our new life together playing... I Want You https://t.co/2AOXc1z8oL via @YouTube
"People mistakenly thought I was a great fan of Toscaniniโs, so they kept sending me his recordings. Well, at least I always have a birthday present handy. Naturally, I wouldnโt give something like that to a friend. But to an acquaintance, why not?"
- Dmitri Shostakovich
@KyleCoroneos Let's start a movement to get @vandoliers to play halftime at next year's Super Bowl in Las Vegas... that would shake up the country music establishment!
@Correction2016 That is a common household myth. Another common one is "I'm related to the Indians". Nearly every white person in America thinks they were related to a Cherokee. It's never a Sioux, Wea, Iroquois, or Mandan. It's always a Cherokee. & 99.9% of the time there is no proof.
@EPhotius@illtakemystand1 Nashville died when it turned pop, but Texas has a music scene that is alive and well, AKA red dirt music. All the best bands are in Texas and not signed to a major label. Most radio stations only pump out the pop garbage from the big Nashville labels, because they are pawns.