Need My Jones

Good Time Better

Good Time Better is the latest single release by Canadian Outlaw Country artist Sheldon Tyacke, following up his prior radio singles Need My Jones and Tattoos and Guitars.

This rollicking honky tonk uptempo was penned by Tyacke with Nashville songwriter royalty, Amanda Colleen Williams ("Beer Run" Garth Brooks & George Jones) along with rising Texas Soul artist Taylor Lewis, and Teresa Wright, former touring guitarist and high harmony singer for country legend "The Voice" Vern Gosdin.  


Available on all streaming platforms June 13, 2025.


"After going on a rip on the bike and a fun day with my girlfriend, we head back home and make a good time better." 


ABOUT THE ARTIST

Sheldon Tyacke [rhymes with "bike"] is a native of Weekes, Saskatchewan, Canada where he enjoys hunting, fishing and the great outdoors.  His solo music career has spawned a series of independent releases, including his tribute to "The Possum" George Jones, "I Need My Jones," that received international airplay, while he performs locally as front man for The Tyacke Brothers and alongside guitarist Robbie Lee (Clay Walker).   


Tyacke is an outspoken advocate for the community organization BACA (Bikers Against Child Abuse) and hosts a "Bikes for Kids" event in support of their local chapter at the holidays.  


Sheldon is currently working on his debut solo album "Black Wolf" slated for release in October 2025.

Playing at The White Elephant in Fort Worth Texas

I was watching the show 1883 with my folks up in Porcupine Plain, Saskatchewan and saw The White Elephant, a bar in the Fort Worth Stockyards in Texas, U.S.A. I just played at a few weeks ago.

In the show, the sheriff character of Billy Bob Thornton shot someone at The White Elephant and Tim McGraw was in the scene, too.

My folks were like holy crap! that’s where Sheldon was.

The White Elephant website tells all about the story of the famous shoot out. Learn more on History.net here .

Thanks to my buddy Taylor Lewis for taking me to the Stockyards, and Rachel Stacy for letting me get up to play one of my songs.