Tennessee Jet, Couldn't Care Less (live), The Fillmore, San Francisco, January 6, 2020 (HD)

Tennessee Jet opens for Willie Nelson and plays his song "Couldn't Care Less" live in concert before a sold-out crowd at The Fillmore in San Francisco, California on Monday, January 6, 2020. Tennessee Jet is a singer-songwriter from Nashville, Tennessee. Couldn't Care Less was recorded as a duet with Dani Flowers and released as a single in May 2016, and later as part of Tennessee Jet's second studio album, Reata (2017). Perhaps in honor of Willie Nelson, TJ changed the opening line during this version from "I'm sittin' here rollin' an American Spirit" to "I'm sittin' here rollin' a joint."

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TN Jet live tour dates:

Jan. 6 - San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore (w/ Willie Nelson)
Jan. 8 - San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore (w/ Willie Nelson)
Jan. 9 - San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore (w/ Willie Nelson)
Jan. 11 - Redding, CA @ Redding Civic Auditorium (w/ Willie Nelson)
Jan. 13 - Stockton, CA @ Stockton Arena (w/ Willie Nelson)
Jan. 14 - Ontario, CA @ Toyota Arena (w/ Willie Nelson)
Jan. 16 - Fayetteville, AR @ George's Majestic Lounge (w/ The Steel Woods)
Jan. 23 - Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West (w/ The Steel Woods)
Jan. 24 - Miramar Beach, FL @ The Village Door Music Hall (w/ The Steel Woods)
Jan. 25 - Orlando, FL @ The Social (w/ The Steel Woods)
Feb. 7 - Nashville, TN @ WMOT Finally Friday - 3rd & Lindsley (w/ The Steel Woods)
Feb. 8 - Maryville, TN @ The Shed Indoor
Feb. 27 - Birmingham, AL @ Zydeco (w/ The Steel Woods)
Feb. 28 - Chattanooga, TN @ Songbirds South (w/ The Steel Woods)
Feb. 29 - Greensboro, NC @ The Blind Tiger (w/ The Steel Woods)
Mar. 6 - Springfield, MO @ Midnight Rodeo (w/ The Steel Woods)

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Couldn't Care Less lyrics:

Well I'm sittin' here rollin' an American Spirit
on a Stack of Rolling Stones
Turntable's turning, I'm slowly burnin' gettin' drunk with George Jones

And I see you been callin'
You'll probably come crawlin' back and knockin' on my door
But I couldn't care less if you love me anymore

Maybe once upon a time I was out of my mind
Happy to play the fool
Longin' to see you, achin' to please you
Actin' like a kid in school

But now I'm cuttin' the rope
Guess I'd rather blow smoke
Beats the hell out of walkin' the floor
I couldn't care less if you love me anymore

Why bother?
Quit trying
Consider it a lesson learned
It's over
Your affection is no longer my concern

So go find another, or don't
Do whatever
Just know it ain't like before
I couldn't care less if you love me anymore

No I couldn’t care less if you want me
I couldn’t care less if you need me
I couldn’t care less if you love me anymore

Written by Tennessee Jet

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Tennessee Jet official bio:

Describing a Tennessee Jet show isn’t easy...because there is no other band that sounds like him. You could say it’s Dwight Yoakam meets The White Stripes or Waylon Jennings meets the Black Keys, but that would only be a jumping off point in describing the one-of-a-kind performance he and his band deliver.

Imagine intimate whisper-soft hear-a-pin-drop solo acoustic alt country renderings one minute and full-boar high volume fuzzed out rock ’n roll offerings the next. Picture a one-man band version of Hank’s “I Saw the Light” where everyone is singing and stomping along followed by a blistering full-band set of revved up bluesy twang. Because this is a show about the exchange of energy, stark contrast, and the power only a song can possess.

TN Jet grew up on Country Music from the bench seat of his parents truck going from rodeo to rodeo and his extensive knowledge of traditional country music is ingrained in his performances. If you’re looking for something that ain’t the same old same, Tennessee Jet is a good place to start.

TJ is currently finishing up his 3rd album recorded in Los Angeles by 5-time Grammy winning engineer Ryan Freeland (Ray LaMontagne, Milk Carton Kids), and the album is slated for a Summer ’19 release. Tennessee Jet’s current single is a duet with Cody Jinks on the Waylon Jennings song “Waymore’s Blues."