Controversy still surrounds the CONvid-1984 modified mRNA gene therapy bioweapon shot four years on after numerous databases, including the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), indicate these bioweapons are extremely harmful and in many cases deadly. The question is why is it controversial? Those supporting the “Make America Healthy Again” agenda are confident with their …

Do you think anybody standing here knew they were witnessing greatness? Or was this just another kid with a guitar in Huntington, West Virginia? It’s hard to say, really… On the one hand, Tyler Childers is utterly captivating from the very first note, you can just feel the passion and conviction in his voice. But on the other, does anyone really realize what their witnessing in the moment? Rarely. I remember seeing Chris Stapleton at Joe’s Bar in Chicago over a decade ago, a couple years before his big break in 2015. He didn’t even sell enough tickets to have them move the high-top tables out of the room, and while he certainly blew the roof off with that killer voice, did I leave thinking he was the next big thing. Nope. But prior to the release of his debut album Bottles and Bibles in October of 2011, Tyler stepped foot on the stage at the Huntington Music & Arts Fest and delivered this bone-chilling performance of “Shake The Frost.” About 20 years old and rocking a killer suit and bow tie, even Tyler didn’t know what his future would hold for him. Flash forward to today and the man is a 7-time Grammy nominee, the owner of Platinum and Gold albums, multiple Platinum singles, all without an ounce of radio play or mainstream Nashville behind him. The man sells out massive venues night after night, and is widely regarded as one of the greatest singer/songwriters in modern-day country music. And even at 20 years old, he sounded pretty damn good. Groom Sings “Shake The Frost” For Vows THAT’S how you do some vows. I got married a handful of years ago in February, and was lucky enough to get the ceremony and the honeymoon in right before COVID happened and the whole world shut down. Ideally I would’ve been stuck in Costa Rica for the foreseeable future, but I made it back. Anyways, writing your wedding vows, is a rather important part of getting married. And while the divorce rate would indicate that they don’t mean all that much, it’s kind of the crux of the ceremony. Vowing to do life with your partner, in good times and bad, entering into this divine covenant in front of God and all your friends and family… it’s special. But I’ll tell you what… my vows were NOTHING like this. Sure, I wrote them half an hour before the ceremony while I guzzled down some George Strait Código tequila and little Johnnie Walker Blue Label with my groomsmen, but either way, it wouldn’t have came out like this no matter how hard I worked. I DID however use Tyler Childers “All Your’n” as my wedding song. Anyways, enough about me, on to the main event right here. A few years back musician Dustin Smith said “I do” to his wife Tara Ray, and rather than just saying his vows like the rest of us schmucks (myself included), he did what he does best, got our his guitar and performed his vows in song. And when it comes to finding the words to express how you feel, who really does it better than the great Tyler Childers? Nobody, that’s who. I know that, you know that, and Dustin knows that. Performing “Shake The Frost,” Dustin’s vows brought his bride to tears, and I can only imagine there weren’t too many dry eyes in the room after that. And best of all, he CRUSHED IT. There’s nothing worse than someone who is only kinda “meh” at music busting out the guitar in situations where it’s definitely not required, but Dustin is GOOD. Really good. Check it out: The post Watch A Young Tyler Childers Perform “Shake The Frost” All The Way Back In 2011 first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

That’s one way to do it… Ray Wylie Hubbard is a legend in the country scene, and was a big part of the outlaw country movement in the ’70s, which was led by his friends Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, as well as Jerry Jeff Walker and Bobby Bare. Of course, his signature song “Up Against the Wall, Redneck Mother” became a hit in the 70’s and the rest, as they say, is history. Of course, he never became a huge commercial success, but to this day is a respected songwriter with a cult following. More recently, he’s written songs for the likes of Whiskey Myers, Hayes Carll and Eric Church. He’s been around for a long time, and has so many great stories about knowing Willie in his prime, and he told one during an appearance on the Drifting Cowboy podcast that is SO on-brand for Willie and his wild crew back then. Of course, it involves his best friend, right-hand man and drummer Paul English, as well as his tour manager Pootie Locke and Michael Gene Schroeder. Ray recalled his phone ringing at 3 o’clock in the morning, and it was Paul calling to be let into his place. He was not interested in hanging out at that time, but after a lot of insisting, he gave in. They wanted him to come with them to a beer fest in Milwaukee, though Wiley already had other plans. He was supposed to take a girl he was “trying to sleep with,” who loved The Eagles, to a concert because he felt he was guaranteed to get lucky if he did: “It’s about 3 o’clock in the morning, and it starts buzzing. So I go up, and was I probably awake, I go, ‘Who is it?’ And the voice goes, ‘It’s Paul English with Pootie Locke and and Michael Gene Schroeder. Let us in.’ I’m going, I’m not gonna let you in.’ They go, ‘Come on, man. Let us in.’ I go, ‘No.’ And they go, ‘Come on.’ So against my better judgement, I let them in. So they get up, and I said, ‘What’s going on?’ And they said, ‘Well, we’re gonna meet Willie out in Garland on the Time 2,’ that was his first bus. ‘We’re going to Milwaukee to a beer fest. Come on with us.’ And I said, ‘Man, I can’t, I got tickets to The Eagles, and this girl I’m trying to sleep with loves The Eagles, and so if I take her to The Eagles, it’s guaranteed.’ And they go, ‘Oh, man you don’t wanna go see The Eagles. They sound just like their records.'” Well, they just wouldn’t take no for an answer, and so they decided to kidnap him… dragged him out of there. “So anyhow, about 6:00 that morning, Pootie and Michael Gene picked me up and carried me down the stairs. And put Reynolds, my roommate guy, comes up and gives me a toothbrush and a leather jacket. And we go out there to Garland, We get on this bus, next thing I know we take off. And I go, ‘Wait a minute, no.’ So anyhow, they came up and put a pillow case over my head and start blowing smoke in it. So about next stop, we made, Little Rock or somewhere, maybe Memphis, I get off, I gotta call the girl and say, ‘Hey, I’m not gonna be able to take you to The Eagles tonight.’ She goes, ‘Where are the tickets?’ ‘They’re upstairs.’ I’m gonna go get ’em.’ So I  never heard from her again…” The life of a country star, amirite… On the route back, he realized his friend Jerry Jeff Walker was playing at a stop on the way, and demanded to be let out there to hang out with him, and this time, they followed his wishes: “But anyhow, so we went to Milwaukee, to a beer fest, and then it’s so weird, we were coming back from somewhere, Chicago, I don’t know where Milwaukee is… they were trying to mess with me a lot, but Jerry Jeff Walker was somewhere, I said, ‘Let me off here. I’m gonna go hang out with Jerry Jeff.” Who else on Earth can say they got kidnapped by Willie Nelson’s band? Honestly, Paul English was not one you could really say no to, so I give him props for trying… but what a story. Check it out: @dillon.weldon Willie Nelson’s band kidnapped Ray Wylie Hubbard! #willienelson #raywyliehubbard #funny #countrymusic #foryou #fyp ♬ Snake Farm – Ray Wylie Hubbard The post Ray Wylie Hubbard Tells Wild Story About Willie Nelson’s Band Kidnapping Him To Go To Milwaukee: “Put A Pillowcase Over My Head” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Marcus King is teasing some new tunes. Last night, Marcus King held a pop-up show at Robert’s Western World in Nashville, Tennessee. Given that they advertised the pop-up, it was not a stop-in, total surprise kind of show, but regardless, the legendary honky tonk was jumping last night with King and his band taking the stage. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Marcus King (@realmarcusking) King played a short set with only a handful of songs, but one of those songs was a new one. Even though King just released a new single, “Honky Tonk Hell,” the fact that he’s previewing another leads one to believe that he might have a larger project in the works. The single he debuted last night was written alongside Lainey Wilson and Meg McRee. “This song is gonna be our last song. This is a song I wrote with my good friend Meg McRee, a fantastic writer, and my good friend Lainey (Wilson). Any Lainey Wilson fans out there tonight? Well there better damn be! This song’s called ‘Here Today’ and it goes like this…” King then counts down with the band to fire up the tune. “Here Today” instantly has an addictive groove as his lead guitar player lets a killer riff rip. When King begins to sing, the melody pulls back slightly, allowing the acoustic guitar to shine. But that dialed-back sound is only there momentarily before a steel riff comes in, amping the melody back up. As for the lyrics, King sings of a man who feels like he’s living on borrowed time and is trying to get by while living on the run. “I’m a ramblin’ desperado Never lookin’ back’s my middle name All the time I had I had to borrow Here today, gone tomorrow Here today Gone tomorrow…” @whiskeyriff @Marcus King @Meg McRee @Lainey Wilson #whiskeyriff ♬ original sound – Whiskey Riff This was not the first time King had sung this song in front of a crowd. King debuted “Here Today” while touring in Sydney, Australia. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Marcus King (@realmarcusking) Similar to “Hony Honk Hell,” the sound of “Here Today” goes back to the roots of King’s sound. On his latest project, King dove deep into his songwriting, addressing the struggles of his past and how he’s moved on from them. With the heavy subject matter found in that tracklist, the sound curated with Rick Rubin for Mood Swings highlighted a different side of King as an artist. While some might have missed the rip-roaring sound of King shredding on that record compared to his previous ones, I thought the different sound showcased in Mood Swings was almost necessary at this point in his career and added depth to who King is as an artist. He’s multifaceted, and Mood Swings proved that to fans. This next chapter of King’s music sounds like it will be filled with heaters. What King has released and teased this year excites me for what’s in store. Keep ’em coming. Before you go, fire up his latest release, “Honky Tonk Hell.” The post Marcus King Performs Unreleased Song Written With Lainey Wilson & Meg McRee At Nashville Pop-Up Show first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating how pilots flying into Denver International Airport temporarily lost contact with air traffic controllers on Monday.  The FAA told FOX Business that part of the Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC) experienced a loss of communications for approximately 90 seconds around 1:50 p.m. local time on Monday after both transmitters that cover a segment of airspace went down. Sources told Denver7 that as many as...