HeyJaredBrian G Walton
Brian G Walton Jr. is an American Country, Country-Rock and Blues, multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, composer, and producer best known for his highly publicized tour performances with u.a.: The Bellamy Brothers, The Mavericks, Dwight Yoakum, Vassar Clements, Willie Nelson, Joe…
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I Love My Truck (opens the original)
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"I Love My Truck" began as a jingle for a popular Colorado radio station in 2006. The full version was reworked and released as a single later that year, and it quickly climbed the country charts and became the anthem for truck and off-roader clubs alike. To this day, "I Love My Truck" has appeared in more than 70 documentaries, movies, and television series for Disney, The History Channel, CMT, and AMC, among others.
Watch that Girl Go (opens the original)
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"Watch That Girl Go" was composed in collaboration with Jodi Mitchell and Burt Bacharach for the Maybelline ‘I’m at my Best’ campaign in 1984. In 1999, Maybelline executives asked Brian to help reinvigorate the campaign, so he recomposed the song and added lyrics; the resulting single entered the Billboard charts in March 2000. After more than 35 years, ‘Watch That Girl Go’ remains a key part of Maybelline’s advertising strategy and has been featured worldwide on radio and TV
A Good Fool is Hard to Find (opens the original)
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The only song on the album Brian didn’t write, 'A Good Fool Is Hard to Find,’ was recorded on a dare made during a radio interview, when he was challenged to produce a song in a day. A few hours and cups of coffee later, the unabashed one-day version hit the airwaves that night in 2005 and has since peaked at number 5 on the blues charts. Short of digitally remastering the track, the song remains as authentic as it was when it was recorded and shows Brian’s love for the guitar styles of B.B. Kin
Black Widow (opens the original)
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Black Widow is Brian’s most prolific composition. First recorded in 2006, it has appeared in over 200 sports and lifestyle videos, 16 major motion pictures, and countless television shows. It has won multiple awards for lyrics and composition, and everyone from Adidas to Warner Bros has used Black Widow to electrify audiences and energize action scenes. As relevant today as when it was first recorded, Black Widow consistently holds the top spot on worldwide rock and metal charts, first hitting #
Where the Dirt Road Ends (opens the original)
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In 2004, Brian was approached by friends Rick Hall and Anne Fentress to create the soundtrack for a Southern Rock documentary they were working on. The focus was on the ‘Guitar Army’ aspect of the genre, with heavy rhythms and harmonizing guitar solos. Not one to shy away from a challenge, Brian immediately got to work and, within a few weeks, "Where the Dirt Road Ends" was released, paying homage to the guitar-playing brilliance of the giants of Southern rock.
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