The Dead South - Broken Cowboy - Reaction/Review

In this reaction video, we check out The Dead South's song Broken Cowboy. Daves seen it already, A.J. hasn't.
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[@ryantorney5581]

Colours deceive me, I see only Grey …I think it’s a poetic way of saying his love and appreciation of living was lost when his son dies. There is no light in his life anymore.

[@karentrupp3746]

I just discovered these guys and LOVE THEM!!!!!!

[@musicmaker2]

the line about Born into Wadenas pride. Is refering to the town of Wadena Saskatchewan. Check out You are my sunshine. they make that song sound sad and melancholy. Im a big fan of these guys, im actually in the video for their Banjo Odessy song

[@leannsmarie]

I'm nine months late but here are some clarifications/answers to questions brought up in the reaction.

[@fergusscruffypants3025]

There are over 23,000 people in the fan club on Facebook! It’s the BEST group on Facebook!

[@alishathor]

I listen to heavy metal and the dead south. And this is my favorite song of all time ever

[@ryantorney5581]

These are the Kings of our Prairies, in my mind’s eye. If you are just finding their catalogue, bring a lunch.

[@user-cz1vn1in5x]

I find myself being very entertaining you guys comments and conversation discovering such soul rediscovering of what my soul was blessed to have already felt to my every being

[@michaelread4580]

Didn't mention that Nat and Coulton on the guitar and banjo last band was a heavy metal band. So combination of bluegrass, heavy metal and punk.

[@ryantorney5581]

If I’m not wrong, The cello is a normal one. Normally and in other videos, he just uses the extension rod to the fullest length most of the time so he can switch quicker between picking and bow pieces.

[@user-ju6yd5vu7j]

great, I'll listen to this song again

[@Donnybrook10]

It's really not that surprising to know they are from Saskatchawan.. It's very much like the American West there. They are far more like the US than Canada. Always has been. They were always part of the cattle drives from the western states and there has always been a cowboy culture there. You'd swear you are in Wyoming or Montana

[@hlawrencepowell]

Nothing to do with America or the Civil War. He talks about laying down rails and working for the CPR, racing cars and robbing trains.

[@frankfreeman1444]

It's a normal size cello. Nobody is playing the kick drum at all. It is just a piece of detritus in the room.

[@BonnieHilts-hn8ly]

You don’t know what you are talking about