Ian Noe

5 жыл бұрын

Ian Noe // Irene

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@howichangeyoutubehandle4 күн бұрын

"I’ll never forget the time I called OH on the phone and his producer, Brown Eyes, told me he was out walking his cat and that he would call me back when he came back inside and he did indeed call me back." not mine, taken from another comment elsewhere, much love from the shenandoah valley

@NeilAngus-we2gh7 күн бұрын

Sadly i am irene

@troybreedlove41958 күн бұрын

Now then, get me a musician and as the musician played God's hand came upon him, and the rest laided upon that old Chopin block;

@Metal-Possum11 күн бұрын

This whole album is great.

@SolidSnnake13 күн бұрын

Song could fit right in with red dead 2

@christiand124720 күн бұрын

It might be just me, but I think I hear a Mickey Newbury influence on this song. Not a damn thing wrong with that...🥃

@bethstaggs2369Ай бұрын

Just discovered you bc I was listening to Pandora. I absolutely love this song

@91hamburgersАй бұрын

O.H. Napier was from Hardshell

@bobnunn4363Ай бұрын

You tube rabbit holes take you to some glorious places!

@Winnetou1518Ай бұрын

Alot sun u bring my heart Love u music love u style from Poland 🇵🇱

@paulinncАй бұрын

One of my favorites. He's got other songs that are just as great, all of them paint a vivid picture.

@sumkindofbeastАй бұрын

this has some awesome range, best southern rock sound i've herd in awhile like a Willie Nelson, CCR, Skynyrd, John Prine, Dwight Yoakem vibe. this guy does it right. keep killin it bro.

@kyledorsey5674Ай бұрын

The redpill is that Bruce Springsteen was singing sad and based songs in a way that sounded like standard stadium music

@mzuniga_742 ай бұрын

CRIMINAL this doesn’t have more views. Amazing story telling and composition. This song has quickly become a favorite of mine that I can’t seem to never not enjoy listening to it. Superb work!

@IMFHater2 ай бұрын

Simply incredible, what a talent.

@nogoodmrwood11292 ай бұрын

I remember Ian from way back in like elementary or middle school, I believe. It's so wild to see someone from your area make it big. He's such a talent. It makes me happy to see him representing Eastern Kentucky's people the way he has, and I can't wait to see how far he goes.

@ThomasTrussell2 ай бұрын

Powerful.

@karenboyd61453 ай бұрын

I remember meeting you at Big Bone State Park then a coffee shop in Oxford Ohio very talented young man.

@BobM1953 ай бұрын

Good Tune..Ian. "Ol Irene" she gets me through.👍🐾🎸✝️☮️🇺🇸

@benjamjarmin3 ай бұрын

There aint many like you my friend. Ian, I'm a British lad that got left behind by you lot. I thought you were somebody that my Dad would know. Letter to Madeline is incredible, but this is very special too. Please, keep making music my man. I can't bare this electronic background to everything these days

@coreystella78063 ай бұрын

Holy shit your voice is incredible!!

@lordneojacks3 ай бұрын

rest easy girl. im sorry

@JimmyCMusic8883 ай бұрын

Brilliant ! what chords are you playing? Your vocal inflections are perfect.

@jogman262Ай бұрын

I would like to know the chords too and capo placement. I can't tell what fret it's on. Thanks! Great job BTW!!

@cybershinigami99074 ай бұрын

This one hits close man. I used to have a pretty bad drinking problem.

@davehandelman28324 ай бұрын

Goddamn!!! I can HEAR the pain! Fantastic!!! This is one of the BEST covers!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@carlitobrigante49654 ай бұрын

They got the farmhouse burning, watched it burn to the ground Smoke filled the horizon just two miles from town There was no need to worry, there was no one who'd care It was a dog den where good men were rare With the wheels on the highway through the cold autumn rain Out came the pistols and a book full of names Thumbing each one who'd sing out the words Facing hard time is an old junkie curse On down between the country Where deer lay along the road On down between the country Where a long life is a blessed one, I'm told When they caught up with Henry, he was out in his yard Splitting that beechwood before the winter hit hard Laid a bullet in his back, watched him drop like a rock And come to rest 'cross that old chopping block Anne Carol ran the uppers from the laundry downtown Played online poker when there was no one around And except for a few strays in the dead parking lot Not a soul heard the thud or the shot On down between the country Where deer lay along the road On down between the country Where a long life is a blessed one, I'm told ❤❤❤❤

@bshiel924 ай бұрын

This is the music I try to tell people about, don't stop my brother

@kazhartmann4 ай бұрын

They got the farmhouse burning, watched it burn to the ground Smoke filled the horizon just two miles from town There was no need to worry, there was no one who'd care It was a dog den where good men were rare [Verse 2] With the wheels on the highway through the cold autumn rain Out came the pistols and a book full of names Thumbing each one who'd sing out the words Facing hard time is an old junkie curse [Chorus] On down between the country Where deer lay along the road On down between the country Where a long life is a blessed one, I'm told [Verse 3] When they caught up with Henry, he was out in his yard Splitting that beechwood before the winter hit hard Laid a bullet in his back, watched him drop like a rock And come to rest 'cross that old chopping block [Verse 4] Anne Carol ran the uppers from the laundry downtown Played online poker when there was no one around And except for a few strays in the dead parking lot Not a soul heard the thud or the shot [Chorus] On down between the country Where deer lay along the road On down between the country Where a long life is a blessed one, I'm told

@Kemsleydd5 ай бұрын

Jesus, listened to this by mistake...it's like...the best track I've ever heard. Banger! Downloading the shit out of Ian Noe. 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

@lornebain36595 ай бұрын

Well yeah....

@user-tj7tk1zw9i6 ай бұрын

I live in Beattyville where Ian is from PROUD of my hometown people!! Keep up the GREAT MUSIC

@FasterBastard16 ай бұрын

I represent KY and I approve this message

@user-go4wj7kz1l7 ай бұрын

I am not a big Springsteen fan - but this song is one of his best compositions - and this cover of it is amazing - much better than the original --- Springsteen's "Ghost of Tom Joad" is also an awesome composition - totally reimagined in an amazing cover by Rage Against the Machine

@ts-wo6pp5 ай бұрын

Add the band's cover of atlantic city to that

@Charmer19967 ай бұрын

Godbless you dad. R.F.Jr

@gregsmith81137 ай бұрын

Awesome. Nothing to say.

@CarlDavidBirman8 ай бұрын

Love this!!! Thank you very much from Albany New York. Cheers.

@jarrodmiller53298 ай бұрын

Written about oh napier

@MaruchanLunchDate9 ай бұрын

This is crazy.,.this is Krisstoferson, before us. Lol, its Prine,its Dylan, and some oĺd school austin writer cool shit. Feels dirty and real like VanZandt...makes me feel like nobody and everbody loves me all at now. God looks after "Drunks And Fools." Somedays, i have risen from the "dead", as both. Sorry, for the faint of heart, i laughed, with the rest of yall.

@matthewcoyle52779 ай бұрын

I want to see. Red dead redemption clip for this song .

@kws7679 ай бұрын

I swear to God, finding music like this gives me so much hope that there really are young artists out there playing their guitar, writing REAL country music with REAL lyrics instead of all of the crap we hear coming out of Nashville these days. Love it !!!!

@spodefarmwillie2559 ай бұрын

Song like a 300 page book in 4 minutes

@Metal-Possum9 ай бұрын

America practices all 14 defining characteristics of fascism and it's songs like this that remind me of that. The characteristics that stand out the most is their obsession with national security, identifying their enemy (usually communists), and supremacy of the military, and an obsession with crime and punishment. Since WW2, America has always been at war with someone, always found a way to continually pump money into the military and the corporations that manufacturer for them, but how many victories have the USA actually had since WW2? Korea was a flop, resulting in a stalemate. Vietnam was a flop. The USA withdrew. The Cold War was a decades long bluff. Gorbachev discussed with Reagan that he wanted both USSR and USA to dismantle a significant portion of their nuclear weapons but Reagan's arrogance prevented that from ever happening, unable to accept that the "enemy" wanted to do something that was objectively good. If Reagan were to go along with such plans then there would no longer be an enemy to identify. The war on terror has had no clear victory and the war on drugs hasn't been a success either given that drugs have won. If a nation truly has freedom, why would they ever need such a large military? Living in constant fear is NOT freedom. Iceland sets an excellent example, a country with no military and some of the best living standards in the world.

@acpw20online59 ай бұрын

Seriously awesome man! Congrats. Haunting.

@TheWaltm10 ай бұрын

His lyrics hard like a sledgehammer, where it matters, there's something real there, that can't be fabricated where death and betrayal and the longing for something more than what we got in this life. found in the palisades where there's no other place to hide, there's a beauty that withstands and lets up hold close those we need the most.