They open in harmony: Cleto Cordero’s voice riding gentle acoustic warmth, violin and guitar weaving like distant train whistle. Then the lyric hits:
“Some pretty women are just really sad little girls…”
It’s a gut-punch line—tender and jagged, delivered with honest weight against sweeping Tetons backdrop.
Visually, the clip is cinematic—natural light, wide frames of mountains, close-ups that catch the players’ sweat and intent. Audio’s fluid and live—no polish, all presence. You hear the dust, the altitude, the band leaning into the moment.
Final Verdict:
“Pretty Women” live from the Tetons is atmospheric storytelling—rooted in Texas but shot through with mountain mystique. Flatland Cavalry don’t just perform it—they embody it, letting its sadness stretch across the range. It’s easy on the ears and heavy on the heart—exactly as promised.
