On this episode of Bar Conversations, Greener sits down with country singer-songwriter Caleb Lee Hutchinson to discuss his new album, Long Line of Losers. Caleb talks about returning to the traditional country sounds of the 1970s, reuniting with producer Titanic Sinclair, and finding inspiration in artists like Sturgill Simpson, Jamey Johnson and Tyler Childers.
Caleb also reflects on growing up in Dallas, Georgia, learning Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues” on guitar at age five, and his evolution as a songwriter, from working with Brent Cobb on Slot Machine Syndrome to exploring indie rock and synth influences on Southern Galactic. He shares the stories behind new songs “Famous” and “Sadder Days,” discusses taking creative control of his music, previews the upcoming Long Line of Losers Tour and so much more.
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