How a Busted Pilot Called ‘Outlaw Country’ Helped Luke Grimes Record His First Song
Luke Grimes, known for his roles in Yellowstone and Marshals, recorded his first songs for a pilot called Outlaw Country. The pilot, which was never picked up, featured Grimes as a country songwriter involved in criminal activities. His recent album, Red Bird, showcases his growth as a singer and songwriter, with songs co-written alongside notable collaborators.
- ▪Luke Grimes released his new album 'Red Bird' this spring.
- ▪He played a country songwriter with criminal ties in a television pilot titled Outlaw Country.
- ▪Grimes wrote and recorded original songs for the pilot, marking his first opportunity to do so.
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