Jim Gaff Song List
- Aaron Lewis - Multiple Songs
- Blackberry Smoke - Multiple
- Chris Stapleton - Multiple Songs
- David Allan Coe - Multiple Songs
- Garth Brooks - Multiple Songs
- Hank Jr. - Multiple Songs
- Jim Gaff - Carry Me To The Hilltop
- Jim Gaff - Cause That Ain't Country Music
- Jim Gaff - Don't Know Why Were Not Together
- Jim Gaff - Dreams Fall
- Jim Gaff - Good Ol' Song
- Jim Gaff - House a Home
- Jim Gaff - I Stand For America and Kneel When I Pray
- Jim Gaff - I'd Think I Still Love You
- Jim Gaff - If I could Have Just One Whiskey With Hank
- Jim Gaff - Redneck Wild and Livin' Proof
- Jim Gaff - Take It To The Barn
- Jim Gaff - That Devil Tracks Me Down
- Jim Gaff - That Don't Sound Like Country
- Jim Gaff - That Would Be Cool
- Jim Gaff - That's What It Means When She Loves You
- Jim Gaff - Toast To The Legends
- John Michael Montegomery - Multiple Songs
- Johnny Cash - Multiple Songs
- Luke Bryan - Multiple Songs
- Luke Combs - Multiple Songs
- Lynryd Skynyrd - Multiple
- Merle Haggard - Multiple Songs
- Thomas Rhett - Multiple
- Tim Hicks - Multiple Songs
- Travis Tritt - Multiple Songs
- Tyler Childers - Multiple
- Waylon - Multiple Songs
- and More - by Jim Gaff
Jim Gaff Description
Jim Gaff. Rebel with a Cause. Country’s Outlaw
Jim Gaff was born with an old country soul. Raised at the end of a fishing pole, running through a corn field or half way up an old oak tree, Jim’s love for all things country came to him naturally. It’s a love that was nurtured through the chords and lyrics of Waylon, Jones and Haggard.
As a young man, Jim’s postcard country upbringing found an outlet in music. As a singer and songwriter, Jim’s music has been described as quintessential American. Country with an outlaw edge. It’s a sound that is further enhanced by his classic, gravelly country vocal sound. Backed by his incredibly talented band, “Coyote Posse”, a night with Jim, is a stage burning mix of powerful lyrics and the classic American sounds of guitar, dobro, banjo, fiddle, piano and harmonica.
Since he first took the stage, Jim’s unique brand of Outlaw Country has been steadily gaining popularity. From playing venues across the Midwest, Jim has gained fans all around the world and he can often be heard on radio interviews. To date, five of his songs have gone to number one on internet radio.
In shows from Nashville to Wisconsin, this ex-firefighter is known to heat up the night with an original song list that includes hits like- That Don’t Sound Like Country, If I could Have Just One Whiskey With Hank and Redneck Wild and Livin’ Proof. Put Jim on stage, and no matter how many people your venue seats, one thing is certain, they won’t be seated long.