Digitally Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition! 10 years after its initial release, the 'What the Hell' album is still one of the most relevant and iconic compilations of Brian Walton's massive collection of original works.

What the Hell (2025)

Digitally Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition! Written by Gloria Houston and Nina Shackelford, 'A Good Fool Is Hard to Find' was originally recorded by Bobby Kimble in 1966, but first found popularity with Albert Collins' 1983 cover. Brian first recorded 'A Good Fool Is Hard To Find' in 2015 and it peaked at #5 in Billboards Blues Charts in the first six weeks of 2016.

A Good Fool is Hard to Find (2025)

Digitally Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition! Black Widow is one of Brian Walton’s most prolific compositions. First recorded in 2006, it has been featured in over 200 sports and lifestyle videos, 16 major motion pictures and countless television shows. Winning multiple awards for lyrics and composition, everyone from Adidas to Warner Brothers has featured Black Widow to electrify audiences and energize action scenes. As relevant today as when first recorded, Black Widow consistently holds the top spot on worldwide rock and metal charts first hitting #1 in Europe and Asia in 2007.

Black Widow (2025)

Digitally Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition! Written exclusively for Conttonelle for their 2008 campaign, 'Feels Like' is a feel-good song that has been featured in a few independent films and lifestyle videos since its initial release.

Feels Like (2025)

Digitally Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition! A touching coming-of-age story, 'Fly Higher' tells the tale of a daughter going on her first date, getting married, and having a daughter of her own from the father's perspective. Nominated multiple times at the SGA Foundations American Standards Awards, this touching song by Brian Walton has been featured in countless Disney productions, and next to Black Widow is one of his most prolific works.

Fly Higher (2025)

Digitally Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition! The original inspiration for 'From the Road Again' was as a kind of 'Greeting Card' to Brian's family and friends from the rigor of road touring. An instrumental version of the song was used in radio and tv ads for insurance, airline and cosmetic companies as well as on the Discovery Channel in diverse documentaries.

From the Road Again (2025)

Digitally Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition! By far the most popular track off the 'What the Hell' album. Originally recorded as a jingle for a popular Colorado Country Radio Station in 2006, 'I Love My Truck' was penned right after Brian took his new F-150 4x4 off-roading for the first time. Since its release, it has appeared in over 70 documentaries, reality shows, and TV and Radio Ads on The History Channel, Discovery Channel, CMT, and AMC.

I Love My Truck (2025)

Digitally Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition! Originally written 1986, 'Made in the Shade' launched Brian's solo career by entering the Billboard charts in 1993 at #112 and by week 6 was in the Top 5 nationally and internationally. This bluesy remake explodes with excitement from the moment you press Play.

Made in the Shade (2025)

Digitally Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition! Brian Walton’s “Watch That Girl Go” first breathed life as a Jingle for the Maybelline “Go Girl” Campaign in 1984. Written and Composed by Brian in collaboration with Burt Bacharach and Phil Ramone, the original version of the song was much more orchestrated and didn’t much resemble the later Country version. However, both have been staples of the Maybelline brand since their inception making “Watch That Girl Go” one of the longest-running Jingles ever recorded. 38 years and counting at the time of this writing.

While working on the “Made in the Shade” album in 1993, Brian need a “filler” track to round out the compilation. So he, Micky Henke, and Udo Guckelsburger sat down in a late-night recording session and completely rewrote the original as a Country song. After the album was released, much to Brian’s surprise, Maybelline immediately licensed the song and featured it in its advertisement campaigns worldwide. And it is still being played to this day in Europe and South America.

Watch that girl go (2025)

Digitally Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition! Initially written as a jingle for a popular country music venue in Austin Texas, 'Wear them Blues' celebrates hard drinking, hard loving, hard partying women and catapulted the venue to national recognition in July 2014. The full version of the song first appeared on the Billboard Top-200 charts in April 2015 and remained there for 6 weeks reaching 147 on the country charts. Since then, the song has appeared in many History and Discovery channel documentaries.

Wear Them Blues (2025)

Digitally Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition! Written as the soundtrack for 'Boobs: An American Obsession', 'What the Hell' quickly found its way into other broadcast media and is to this day one of the most popular backing tracks in advertisements and film. So much so that even Disney used it in the series 'Andor' and 'The Mandolarian'.

Digitally Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition! Originally written for a CMT Music documentary that required a 'Guitar Army' feel, the song was inspired while traveling the Rocky Mountains where Brian discovered an excellent secluded fishing spot that dead ended on an old dirt road.

Where the Dirt Road Ends (2025)

Brian G Walton Jr. is an American Country, Country-Rock and Blues, multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, composer, and producer best known for his highly publicized tour performances with u.a.: The Bellamy Brothers, The Mavericks, Dwight Yoakum, Vassar Clements, Willie Nelson, Joe Diffie, and Johnny Paycheck.

Brian studied at The Juilliard School and became a staff writer for A&R Records and later Capitol Records penning jingles for u.a.: Maybelline, Baskin Robbins, and Pan American Airlines. Brian is a Songwriters Guild of America (SGA), Society of Lyricists and Composers (SCL), Motion Picture Association (MPA), and American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) member with over 450 released works.

Brian has been awarded Country Artist of the Year (1993, 1997), Band/Group of the Year (1994), Male Vocalist of the Year (1991), and ‘Most Versatile Musician’ three years in a row (1996, 1997, 1998).