Clovis is some of Charleys best work and im collecting his stuff on vinyl. I was wondering if he was probably going to or not release it
Because u/wrkpetey specifically asked for it, here’s the setlist from Spruce Meadows in Calgary on July 4th.
I ordered the signed Clovis CD last week, but when I checked the store page again today, I noticed the product description seems to have been updated.
The details section now specifically states that the album comes with a "signed art card." Does anyone remember if it originally said this when the orders first went live? I was under the impression that the CD digipak itself was going to be signed.
I am certain they have edited the page recently because the original ship date of July 3rd is no longer listed in the description anywhere, and I've yet to receive a shipping notification.
I took a screenshot of what the page looks like right now, which is attached as Signed Art Card Question.jpg.
Can anyone confirm if the "signed art card" wording was there from the beginning, or if they quietly changed it? Thanks.
I ordered the Clovis CD from the official store last week, but I just looked closer at the tracklist today and noticed a discrepancy. "Waylon Rides Again" was supposed to be the 14th track, but it looks like it is missing from the release.
If you check out the screenshot I attached, the tracklist ends at track 13, "Honky Tonk Philosophy."
Sorry if I missed this, but does anybody know the story behind this? Has Charley or his team mentioned anything about this track being removed? Thanks!
The show in Calgary tonight was incredible. It also helped I was close enough to see the beads of sweat on his face. I also got a set list and a guitar pick.
Loving Clovis, particularly Top Hand. Haven't been taken by any song this way in a very long time.
Curious if there are any other fans of Cormac McCarthy who also love Charley? Particularly his Border Trilogy telling the stories of John Grady and Billy Parham and the changing pastoral world of the US/Mexico border leading up to and after the WW1 era. The Crossing might be my favorite book ever.
Hey everyone,
I’ve been working on some fan made illustrated Charley Crockett merch in my free time (poster, bandana, etc.), and I was wondering if anyone knows the best way to actually get these in front of someone on his team?
I checked his official site, but it mostly redirects to larger label pages like Universal Music, and I couldn’t find any direct contact.
I’ll also try reaching out via social media of course, but I figured I’d ask here in case anyone knows a less obvious contact point or has more experience with this.
Any advice would be appreciated 🙏
Dancing around like an idiot this morning listening to Clovis and thought of this old GIF 🤣🤣
God i fucking love this song. I've been listening to charley for a few years and while i've always loved all his music and lyricism, ive always known he could do more. I've always craved a true storytelling type song/ballad (a la Marty Robbins) from him, with characters and a beginning, middle, and end. And "don't take your guns to town" is it, i absolutely love it, immediately replayed it. I hope we can see more songs like this, perhaps even longer ones someday. I love the drama.
If yall enjoyed this song, it reminded me so strongly of the following songs by Marty Robbins, so you might want to check them out:
El Paso
Faleena (from El Paso)
Big Iron
Mr. Shorty
They're Hanging Me Tonight
edit: found out it's a johnny cash cover, still love it, and i do still feel like the storytelling elements are stronger in this album, such as with image of a woman
Jim Sullivan. Plain as Your Eyes Can See. Sampled (maybe indirectly or it’s a coincidence) by Wendy Renee on After Laughter. Charley covers After Laughter (in the best way imo) a decade ago. And now we got a track like Albuquerque Lights. To send us back around. Charley is a goat, I’ll die on the hill
That is all.
I listened to it when it originally dropped and called my cousin and said it reminded me of “campfire songs”. Like kind of really acoustic old timey western. I really loved it . Listened probably 10 times in a row at work.this release which I still love just sounds completely different. Or I just have a different opinion. Maybe so much time has lapsed and it’s in my head. Like more production, more guitars and drums, more “official “. Can’t put my finger on it. Love it still.
Just fired up Spotify and there she was. I’m down in Australia, so it should be up and running now in the US.
Enjoy!
We have been redeemed with Clovis, now we need to get the documentary back, unfortunately, I was only halfway through before they took it down as I was saving the second half for a plane ride.
It looks like he might be live streaming the show. Not 100% sure but he just posted this while ago 👀