After years of hearing urban legends about a lawless old mining town with a sky-high murder rate, blues musician Big Mike Griffin decides to learn the truth about Iron City for himself. Unlike nearby McNairy County which was home to Sheriff Buford Pusser in "Walking Tall", Iron City has remained lawless and untamed. To Big Mike, it seemed like the perfect subject for a blues song.
Along with a former Marine as a guide, Big Mike rides through Tennessee's backwoods into the heart of Iron City. There, surrounded by buildings ravaged by fire and years of decay, he interviews a fascinating collection of locals who seem to actually enjoy living their lives on the edge of anarchy. The resulting song, a high-energy blues anthem infused with southern rock, is as much a celebration of Iron City as it is an ominous warning to outsiders. Welcome to Iron City. Watch your back.
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iron city ain't that bad, anymore. just ol country folk, still wouldn't go messin around where you dont belong
TheStone2531 1 year ago
This is all nonsence! Iron City is nothing like this video says.
Mr54racing 1 year ago
I was born and raised in Wayne County and I know that Iron City can be a bad ass place if you don't mind your our business...I would love to hear the song..So, if anyone has it please post it...
tess2161 2 years ago
Wow, i've lived in Wayne Co., all my life and knew that Iron City was a bad ass but never like that. Rock on Iron City!
irishjeans123 2 years ago
im from there. its not that bad
Jarred13 3 years ago
dude what do you mean "fuked up?"
NairbReklaw 3 years ago
damn!!
NairbReklaw 3 years ago
This is honestly a bad ass town. My brother in-law is from here. He is so fucked up its unreal. They honestly will kill you just for the hell of it!!! Fuck that place!!!!
amazingandre 3 years ago