Whiskey Myers: "Bury My Bones" Live 8/19/23 Greenville, OH

Whiskey Myers performs "Bury My Bones" live at the Darke County Fair in Greenville, Ohio on August 19th, 2023. Band members: Cody Cannon (Lead Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica), Cody Tate (Lead Guitar, Vocals, Rhythm Guitar), John Jeffers (Lead Guitar, Slide Guitar, Lap Steel, Vocals), Jeff Hogg (Drums), Jamey Gleaves (Bass), Tony Kent (Percussion, Cowbell, Keyboard).
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[@justinsteinley4093]

Wow!!!! Unreal. Thanks for sharing, so talented and underrated

[@costasgiotakis3895]

The Southern boys are still rolling! Love from Greece 🇬🇷 to y’all!

[@oakland-as-diehard6717]

Just saw them in Wheatland, Ca.. Amazing show.. just wish they would of played a few more classic songs. But either way. They ROCKED the shit out that night.

[@Legolas100DE]

Solid southern rock. thank WMS

[@ferloxo]

Alguien mas aquí por Yellowstone?

[@uncle-andy-guitar-herbst]

Wow! I love this song man! This band hasn't made a song I don't like. 🙂❤👍✌☮🎸🎹🥁🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@joemoon9936]

amazing

[@chrisduke2653]

💯

[@wildwatashi]

I love this version of the song, but is this lip synched? At 3:04 you can see his lips moving as if he's singing into the mic, but can't hear him.

[@kobepincombe5430]

Obviously it’s not lip synched lmao

[@wildwatashi]

@@kobepincombe5430 Did you watch it? Do you not see his lips moving without hearing him singing?

[@TheZebbsonchannel]

@@wildwatashiokay to explain what’s happening from someone who can’t confirm 100% but knows how it works live for the most part. Backstage their is a team working on the audio live as each song is progressing actively lowering and upping the volume of different instruments including the mic to make some part stand out more then others, for instance in the intro you can’t hear the melodic guitar as much but the second time the hook comes in the melodic guitar almost drowns the hook out. That’s because the team didn’t lower the melodic guitar for the second part. So what I assume happend is they lowered the mic during the part he didn’t sing in and missed to up it when he went back to sing. Hope that makes sense in writing

[@Mbm.carpfl]

@@wildwatashi you can’t set a mic up in front of four half stacks and drums and keep it on the whole time or it would feedback like crazy and pickup everything, they actively are raising and lowering volumes during the whole show

[@Drip290]

LK Austin Williams sang it better