Description
Music is one of the ways that we express our emotions, find new meaning in life, and explore the world around us. Luke Bell Music has been dedicated to finding and introducing people to a wide variety of musicians from all over the world. With over 2,500 artists performing in more than 100 different genres on their music streaming service, this is one place you won’t want to miss out on.
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George R. A. Aquaro –
I left Country Music behind years ago as it became awash in syrup and stupidity. None of it felt right. I grew up listening to the Oldies, and the new stuff is just too commercialized and lacks the grit of the Masters. Recently, I started playing my old favorites, and discovered new singers like Aaron Lewis, Whitey Morgan, Chris Stapleton/Steeldrivers, and Sturgill Simpson (when he’s not trying to write lyrics like a college undergrad in a comparative religions course during his Sophomore year). Luke Bell has a 1950’s touch, but a very distinctive style that is both familiar and yet somehow refreshing. My only disappointment is that it isn’t longer. My kids, who are less enthusiastic about Country Music, sing along with this album. I hope he’s working on another album, because he just might save Country Music.
Daniel Cooper –
Real country music. Real instruments, great songwriting, and emotional delivery. Great album. Real, traditional country still exists!
Greg Johns –
I saw him open a concert for Hayes Carll and his sound caught my attention. I bought this album and have listened to it a lot in the past couple of weeks. “Glory and the Grace” is one of the best songs I have heard in a long time and “The Bullfighter” is amazing. Every song has held up to multiple plays.
Colorado –
Luke Bell is from Cody, Wyoming and has embraced a classic (Hank Williams Sr.) sound. If you’re like me and can’t listen to country radio anymore due to all of the tractor rap, this album is for you. I must warn you though, it is pretty addictive and you’ll find yourself listening it to a lot.
Pastor Joe –
This fella can go far.. Great sound, great songs… now he needs to get out, see and be seen. Bring his product to the people if you will. He has a traditional sound well executed and with good back up musicians. Luke’s style and sound are unique enough to be his own yet have enough of a traditional edge and beat to satisfy older fans of real non digital heartfelt music… I see big things for this young man if he plays his cards right. Overnight success isn’t worth much and usually does more harm than good. I’d like to see a nice paced assentation to the King of Country music crown. Tour a bit and get the sound out there and make a good follow up to this album. Don’t take my word for it, buy this album, you’ll surely love it.
Leroy –
This is just incredible! Has that throwback honkytonk sound down like it’s nobody’s business, but still makes it his own and it feels brand new and different. I didn’t think they made records like this anymore
Charles Banks –
If you like traditional honky tonk music with some lyrical twists from a real cowboy, try Luke Bell. I ordered five copies to give away as Christmas presents. Love it.
Denver Wilson –
Good Music.No references to drunken mud crickets, and no synthetic drum tracks.Don’t hesitate to buy the album. It hasn’t left my player in weeks.
Gator70 –
If you know what I meant by calling it stone cold county, just buy this thing.Old School Honky Tonk here, would love to see these guys live.
A.D.G. –
This guy is going to go far. He has got a great band. There is a mix of old time country, Texas swing and 50’s rock. This is one of the best albums I’ve ever heard. I love the old stuff like Hank Williams, Waylon, Johnny Paycheck, Hank Snow.You could hear this and think it was literally from the golden age of country. It’s not poppy at all. It’s not over produced. The lyrics are wonderful.And to boot Luke Bell is only 26!Let’s hope he makes it past 29 ;)Buy this album. If you don’t like it then you like bad music.