Otis Redding, Willie Nelson, Hank Jr, Sinatra, Merle, Robert Johnson, My Daddy, Wilson Pickett, Waylon, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Charlie Daniels, Bonnie Raitt, Lyle Lovett, John Prine, this could go on forever...forever...
The passion, enthusiasm and conviction in Randy Houser’s music is utterly irresistible. One listen to his soul-drenched singing is enough to convince you that you are in the presence of a masterful performer. One scan of his deeply felt lyrics is all the proof you need to see that this is a major songwriting talent. And one meeting with this smiling, endearing, open-hearted personality is all it takes to make you believe he deserves to be a star.
That indefinable something, called charisma, is all over his exceptional debut CD. Whether plunging into sadness or leaping for joy in song, Randy Houser has what all great country artists have – believability.
The album is the capstone of an extraordinary run of good fortune for the singer-songwriter. Thanks to his riveting vocal prowess, Randy is receiving great response from both fans and radio programmers with his first single, the gripping, strikingly emotional ballad “Anything Goes.” In its review of that disc, Music Row magazine stated simply, “A star is born.” After one listen, David Letterman booked the country newcomer on The Late Show with David Letterman.
Hey Bro...AWESOME show with JJ last night in Springfield! Couldn't ask for more...especially ...BOTH bands on the stage at one time! And you are right...the shit be played these days...people riding the coat tails of the greats...WAYLON WOULDA KICKED THAT ASS! Peace!
let me tell you something whistlin dixie is the best country song ever. good stuff brother, I have that shit cranking every where i go man keep it up and stay strong brother
thank u for the add, love ur laugh also seen u last night in kcmo great show also love the song u sing play with my little diling u need to put that on ur ablum please, also love how u and Jamey still played in the dark, love u both had fun keep up the great songs love ya roxy
hey man! u gotta come out to ole 29palms CA to the MARINE CORPS base and see if they'll let you put on a show out here for us marines. I love them songs u done came out with and i know theres a lot more country boys out here thatd love it if you could make it out here. thanks PFC York
Hey Bro...Looking forward to checking you guys out tonight in Springfield. It really would have been nice to have gotten you guys here in the studio at KFLW (Ft. Leonard Wood), but we only found out about the show Monday! We've given away tix though...so see you tonight! Peace!
Randy, just wanted to say me and my wife saw you and jamey last night at the wildhorse and yall rocked that place. Best concert ive been to i believe. I hadnt heard much of your stuff but you definatley gained a new fan last night. I was very impressed, you seemed like a very personable down to earth guy and you cant have to much of that now days. Keep up the great stuff buddy.
Hey Randy...just found out you and Jamey gonna be in Springfield Friday. It would be so cool if you guys could stop by the studio at KFLW 98.9 (Ft. Leonard Wood) and hang out during the Morning Show with "Tracy and the Tan Man". I'm sure the troops would really enjoy hearing from you guys! Peace!
It was good to meet you on the street out infront of the White Elephant Sunday, in the Stockyards in Fort Worth. I ended up going to the show at 5:30. It was a good time... everybody did a good
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