The Bootstrap Boys - Some Boots (2026) [Hi-Res]

"Some Boots" is the quintessential expression of the style that The Bootstrap Boys themselves dub "Delta-Billy." Hailing from Grand Rapids, Michigan, the band, led by Big Jake Bootstrap, has crafted a record deeply rooted in the traditions of outlaw country and classic honky-tonk. The release is characterized by a raw, authentic sound that harmoniously blends energetic guitar work, distinctive vocals, and lyrics chronicling blue-collar life, road adventures, and the search for one's place in the world. "Some Boots" showcases the band's evolution: while remaining faithful to the retro aesthetics of the 1970s, the musicians inject a fresh Midwestern energy into the genre. This album has solidified The Bootstrap Boys' status as one of the most prominent independent country acts in the region.

Tracklist:
1-1 The Bootstrap Boys;Hayes Griffin - Better Than (feat. Hayes Griffin) [3:12]
1-2 The Bootstrap Boys - I Just Can't Leave [2:31]
1-3 The Bootstrap Boys - '57 Chevy [2:22]
1-4 The Bootstrap Boys - New Years [2:12]
1-5 The Bootstrap Boys - Black Lung [3:51]
1-6 The Bootstrap Boys - Charlie the Crow [3:35]
1-7 The Bootstrap Boys - Bootstrap Anthem [2:34]
1-8 The Bootstrap Boys - Just Like That [3:56]
1-9 The Bootstrap Boys - Poverty Line [2:12]
1-10 The Bootstrap Boys - The Bullet or the Bottle [3:44]
1-11 The Bootstrap Boys - Thank You for Being A Friend [2:00]