Hymns of the Highway Rev Waterman

Gerald “Sal” Salzarulo, lead man of Sal & The Stonewall Hippies, joins Rev and Sam on this fun episode of Hymns of the Highway.  Hailing originally from East Texas, Sal tells us about his time spent in Alto, Texas, and explains what events inspired him to pack it up overnight and head out to Lubbock.  We also talk cooking shows and why we love the world of culinary arts, and Sal closes out the episode with a few unreleased singles.  Check out Stonewallhippies.com for tour dates and information!

If your daddy raised you on Marty Robbins and George Jones, and your momma raised you on Bad Religion and NOFX, you may have wound up in a musical identity crisis similar to songwriter and frontman Lucas Coté. Lucky to stumble upon alt-country bands like Old 97's and Vandoliers, he and his rowdy partners set out to help change the course of Texas based music forever. The Band Laredo tips their hats to Texas legends like Hank Williams, while kicking you in the mouth like an old Green Day record. Keep your eyes and ears on The Band Laredo! 

Noah Bowman is a singer-songwriter based out of Lone Grove, Oklahoma.  Bowman joins Hymns of the Highway on this fun episode to talk about his latest single "Already Gone" and what songs he's currently working on, and the boys play a fun game of "what songs were popular in ____?" Bowman closes the episode out with an exclusive "as only heard live on Hymns of the Highway" cut of an unreleased song, as well as an extended version of an already released tune. Check out Noah Bowman on all social medias and catch a show soon! 

Palmer Anthony is a Fort Worth, Texas based singer-songwriter and musician. These are songs for the common folk, the good timers, the heavy hearts, and the dreamers. 

Originating in a small town just outside of Fort Worth, Texas, TJ Ferryman has begun making his own way in the Texas Music Scene. Influenced heavily by the songwriting styles of John Mayer, the attitude and vibe of Matchbox Twenty, and guitar tones of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Cross Canadian Ragweed, Ferryman and his band have found a sound all their own. With new music slated for 2022, they're just getting started on what's sure to be a wild ride. 

The boys sit down with Jacob Charles to discuss growing up in a small town, and Charles’ journey from college football player to Texas singer-songwriter.