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The Church Studio presents Turnpike Troubadours' "The Winding Stair Mountain Blues" live at the historic Church Studio in Tulsa, Oklahoma! With this exclusive performance, the Turnpike Troubadours are helping SiriusXM celebrate 20 years of Outlaw Country, and is part of a series of intimate shows in The Church Studio Live Room, performed to a small audience of about 100 people.

SONG: The Winding Stair Mountain Blues
RELEASE DATE: 2017
SONGWRITER: Evan Felker
ALBUM: A Long Way from Your Heart

The Turnpike Troubadours are a celebrated American country music group from Oklahoma, known for their energetic performances and distinctive blend of country, rock, and folk. Formed in 2005, the band has garnered a loyal following around the world. Their Oklahoma roots run deep, influencing their music's authentic storytelling and heartfelt lyrics. Performing at the legendary Church Studio in Tulsa is especially significant, as this iconic venue has a rich musical heritage and connection to Oklahoma's vibrant music scene. This show was a homecoming of sorts, celebrating their journey and connection to their home state in an intimate, one of a kind setting.

The Church Studio is a historic recording studio that was built in 1915 as Grace M.E. Church. It came to life in 1972 when Leon Russell, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and Grammy Award-winning artist, purchased the old church and turned it into an analog recording studio and home office to Shelter Records. Teresa Knox, a Leon Russell fan and Tulsa native, purchased The Church Studio and has brought it back to life as a professional analog and digital recording studio, event center, audio engineering school, entertainment network, and home to The Church Studio Archive.

Location: The Church Studio, Tulsa Oklahoma
Executive Producer: Teresa Knox
Media Team: Garrison Marsh, Christian McPherson, Ethan Scott, Matthew Simonson, Timothy Simonson, Beth Turner
Post-Production: Garrison Marsh, Matthew Simonson
Audio Mix: Gary Laney

“THE WINDING STAIR MOUNTAIN BLUES” LYRICS:

Well I turned and shut my eyes
As you let the gravel fly
When I looked up you had cleared the driveway
You and your big cloud of dust
All your chrome and all your rust
Beggin' to lay scattered on the highway
Well I have not forgotten when we may as well be kin
Raising hell from here to Bryan County
Wishing I could let you in
Give you shelter from the wind
But that hurricane ain't coming down around me

Oh well you can curse your fiddle till it breaks down at the binding
Curse your locomotive off the rail
And all that trouble you've been looking for is easy in the finding
Well the devil's into fine detail

Well I nearly took your lead
With your pistol and your speed
Shoot to kill and plan to be forgiven
But in between the mill
And whatever deer I kill
Truth be told I barely make a living

Oh well you can curse your fiddle till it breaks down at the binding
Curse your locomotive off the rail
And all that trouble you've been looking for is easy in the finding
Well the devil's into fine detail

And you're somewhere in the Winding Stair
Thinking you still got a trick or two
And you're planning out your fight in the lantern light
But I don't see this going well for you
No, I don't see this going well for you

Well the sheriff came last night everything alright?
Ask for any help that I can give
No we had a falling out
Well then what's this all about
They said the man who's shot is gonna live

Oh well you can curse your fiddle till it breaks down at the binding
Curse your locomotive off the rail
And all that trouble you've been looking for is easy in the finding
Well the devil's into fine detail
Well the devil's into fine detail


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