GET TO KNOW STONEY LARUE.
Stoney LaRue is closely associated with the Oklahoma Red Dirt scene, where country, blues and roots-rock meet. His voice can move from a rough, full-bodied line to a surprisingly delicate phrase, a flexibility that matters across songs such as One Chord Song and Feet Don’t Touch the Ground. The Red Dirt Album and Velvet are useful starting points for hearing the songwriting beneath the crowd favourites.
LaRue combines country melody with blues colour and a loose roots-rock feel. The vocal phrasing can stretch across the beat, giving familiar song structures a more individual character.
ALBUMS & RELEASES.
The Red Dirt Album
A foundational studio collection.
Velvet
Expands the range of his songwriting.
Onward
A later roots-oriented chapter.
PAST TOURS & LIVE ROOTS.
Live at Billy Bob’s Texas captures the communal side of his catalogue. His later live recordings continue to revisit songs that became staples through years of Texas and Oklahoma touring.
COLLABORATIONS & CONNECTIONS.
His recording work has included producer Frank Liddell. LaRue’s interpretation of Mike Hosty’s Oklahoma Breakdown is an important example of another songwriter’s song becoming central to his own live identity.
YOUR LISTENING ROUTE.
Start with these recordings to explore Stoney LaRue’s catalogue. This listening selection is separate from a concert setlist.
FOLLOW & LISTEN.
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