That is a great one, but "Tell Me What You Dream at Night" hit #1 on the Adult Contemporary charts. It also had the drummer John Dittrich on lead vocals.
@@MultiEviscerator So did When She cries. Larry Stewart, the original lead vocalist of the band, left for a solo career by then. "I'll Still Be Loving You" was the biggest hit they had with Larry Stewart in the band.
also important to remember that after Larry left the band, Restless Heart recorded When She Cries, Tell Me What You Dream, etc, with the drummer singing lead, and those songs crossed over to pop and rock charts - something they hadn't done before then.
@@jeffwestcott6902Actually "I'll Still Be Loving You" with Larry was a big top 40 crossover hit in Spring Summer 1987. It hit #3 on the Adult Contemporary chart and top 25 in pop airplay & #33 on the pop chart
@@jeffwestcott6902 I have wondered what Larry thought when he left, and the group not only carried on without him, but had bigger hits with the drummer John Dittrich on lead vocals.
OMG! So glad you reacted to Restless Heart. One of the most underrated groups mainly because Alabama dominated the 80s and 90s. They did have 6 #1s and many charted hits. My favorites "A Tender Lie", "Why Does it Have to be (Wrong or Right)", "Fast Moving Train", "I'll Still be Loving You", "That Rock Won't Roll", "Big Dreams in a Small Town", and "Dancy's Dream", "When She Cries" just to get started....
As a huge Alabama fan, I totally agree with you. Restless Heart and Sawyer Brown never got the recognition they deserved because Alabama dominated the ‘80’s. Another band I’d put in the same category is The Shooters.
I suggest checking out Sawyer Brown... You will LOVE lead singer Mark Miller's voice... He is one of those performers that just can't stop moving... They are quite versatile band, so they offer a variety of music types... They had a huge list of hits spanning the '80s and '90s... All of them are great... I suggest one of their earlier hits, "Some Girls Do"...
Restless Heart is basically described as the Eagles of Country. So good in concert, a ton of hits, and impeccable harmonies. Check out Fast Movin' Train and many others!
So underrated and so many great songs! Say whats in your Heart, Big Dreams in a Small Town, Wheels, When She Cries,Tell Me What Deams (mean Sax in it. List goes on!
The bass player sings lead on Tender Lie, I think. Also, at one point, the lead singer went solo. The band released a very popular album where all the remaining members took turns singing lead.
Restless Heart was a really class act. They were booked to play a really small town venue in the mid eighties as their star was rising. Even though their fee had increased, they played a fantastic concert for our small town at the original, agreed-upon rate. That’s true class!
From 1984 to 1993, Restless Heart was one of the biggest country bands around, and this was when Country Bands ruled the charts. During this period, they put out 6 studio albums and 22 chart singles, including 6 number one's. They were known for their great harmonies. Larry Stewart was the front man and main lead singer, but every band member could, and eventually did, sing lead. Some great songs from them include: "(Back to the) Heartbreak Kid", "Wheels", "That Rock Won't Roll", "Why Does It Have to Be (Wrong or Right)", "Big Dreams in a Small Town", "When She Cries" and "We Got the Love". If you would like to hear the bass player (Paul Gregg) sing lead, check out the song "Mending Fences."
Absolutely LOVE Restless Heart. I saw them in concert in San Antonio with Alabama. What a great concert that was. Restless Heart has soooooooo many great songs. I’ll still be loving you When she cries Wheels Dancys Dream That rock won’t roll You cannot stop with just this song. Brings back so many memories. Thank you.
A friend of mine and I went to see them at a country music festival. My oldest daughter was a baby (2) at the time, and she loved Larry Stewart (the lead singer). The funny or sweet part of the story is that when we were getting signatures from the band, she held her hands out to Larry and he actually took her and held her in his lap, for the longest time, while he signed other peoples stuff. He and the other guys her awesome to her and us. Still have the picture of her on his lap.
This is my favorite Restless Heart song and one of my favorite Country songs. So happy to see y'all react to it! My favorite Country song is Doug Stones, "I'd Be Better Off (In A Pine Box)." Hope to see you react to that one too.
**Amber Alert** Please get Jay to react to "I loved her first" by; "Heartland". Just keep some tissues handy because I'm pretty sure Jay specifically will be tearing up! I won't say why, tho, you'll have to trust me. 😉
Actually saw this band open up for Alabama at the 1987 Illinois State Fair. Amazing to see both bands together and collaborate. Keep doing what you two do! Bless you two!
Restless Heart has been a personal favorite since 1986 and first hearing the song "New York (Hold Her Tight)" - which I don't think anyone mentioned yet. Their keyboard player is from my hometown. Their 4-part harmonies are amazing! You cannot go wrong with any of their songs. Keep up the great reactions guys.
Saw them at the Grizzly Rose in Denver (I don't want to admit how long ago) and got to hear that one live - one of my favorites, too. They were amazing in concert.
When I saw that you were listening to Restless Heart I was so hoping it would be the song"I'll Still Be Loving You". That in my opinion is a great song, check it out sometime.
these guys were/are the Eagles of country music. The only other group that can harmonize like this was Alabama. I heard them live and it sounds the exact same. No auto tune, just pure country
I worked security at one of their concerts in 1991 in Pittsburg, KS. Got to meet them right before they went outside to attempt to board their tour bus but they had about a thousand people waiting to meet them outside.
"When She Cries" was probably their first real country pop cross-over! It was after Larry Stewart left to go solo, and the rest of the band took turns with lead vocals! This song actually did decent on the adult contemporary chart if my memory serves me correctly!
A fun band to check out is Sawyer Brown, a few of their songs~~ The Race Is On~~ Six Days On The Road~~ The Walk~~ Step That Step~~Some Girls Do~~ All These Years~~ Thank God For You~~..... Another great band to check out is Little Texas~~ God Bless Texas~~ What Might Have Been~~ My Love.
One of my favorite songs of all time. Restless Heart is the most underrated country band of all time. Larry Stewart is amazing. “Why Does It Have To Be (Wrong or Right)” is also a banger.
I saw Larry Stewart with Tim Rushlow of Little Texas and Richie McDonald of Lone Star in concert together as The Frontmen Of Country in Midland/Odessa, Texas a few years back. Talk about a supergroup! They delivered 😮a high energy show packed with their hits with their respective groups and even a few surprise songs from some of the artists who had influenced them. After the show, they stood behind tables with their merch on them and signed anything a fan gave them to sign. I got to talk with Larry for about 5 minutes as the crowd thinned out. I told him the RH songs we played in the area honky tonks and he motioned me over to the end of the table where we just chatted about playing in a group. He was very down to earth and made me feel like I was the one person in the world he wanted to talk to. Of course my date just stood there salivating the whole time! Lol. I love so many of their songs but Long Lost Friend is my favorite. Amber, you would especially love it. I think it would really touch you.
The bass player (Paul Gregg) is from Altus, Oklahoma, and one of my best friends back in the time. I've partied with Paul and the band a couple of times in the past, even sat in a hotel room with Paul and Wynonna Judd when they were opening for the Judds in Oklahoma City. Glad you are playing music with a fellow Oklahoma boy in the band.
Thy had so many good songs.. say what in your heart, big dreams small town, why does it have to be wrong, tender lie, that rock won’t roll, I’ll still be loving you..
You have stumbled upon a great group that has other pop/soft rock hits. Similar to what the Eagles played in their earlier years, and their harmonies are great. My favorite is the "Heartbreak Kid". If you like a great saxophone, listen to "Tell Me What You Dream at Night" which hit #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart.
Oh boy!! This is a deep DEEP rabbit hole youve found!! Little Texas has a boat load of great tunes.....Why Does it Have to Be, Amy's Back in Austin, Till I Loved You, etc etc etc.....these guys are harmonic excellence!!
"Heartbreak Kid" is another great song...They have a lot of great songs, so I hope you will keep going with this group. Harmony, Harmony, Harmony and great guitar playing.
I keep saying its but it true. One of my favorites... thank you. A great song about remembering. Also, the music is very understated. The focus is on the story.. Even the outtro is a continuation of the "daydream"...
I found this album for $3 at an antique store last year and it quickly became my favorite album of all time! Other songs from the album I think you’d like: Say what’s in your heart Big dreams in a small town No way out Jenny come back El dorado Tender lie
I got to see their lead singer, Larry Stewart, on a solo tour. I attended with a lady I'd gone to high school with, and we slow-danced to this song. We've long since parted ways, but every time I hear this song, I'm right back on that dance floor in my hometown.
And no autotune lol! But we did double track. In our diversity lies our strength. Will people ever learn that? There's only two kinds of music, good and bad.
Also need to look up the group Black Hawk , goodbye says it all, there you have it,and I sure can smell the rain. they had great harmony back in the day.
Many of the Restless Heart hits (and other songs) were written by Van Stephenson and/or Dave Robbins of Blackhawk. Dave Robbins is still touring with Henry Paul. They do a lof of double shows with Blackhawk and Henry Paul's band The Outlaws.
Two things about that high note: 1) it is breathtaking; 2) it reminds me of my favorite John Denver song, "Calypso." I don't think you've reacted to that one yet, but you would make me happy if you did, and I'm sure you'd love it, too.
Larry Stewart is an excellent vocalist & made great solo music after this when he left the band, but Restless Heart also continued to create hits including the classic "When She Cries."
This is now the only reaction video channel I will follow. You just listened to the song, felt it and didn’t interrupt every 30 seconds. You guys are amazing and I hope you cover more bands like this. Dr. Hook is a great start. Thanks for just loving the music. 😊
This song hit No. 1 on the Billboard country chart in 1988. I was thinking it crossed over to the pop chart too, but apparently not. Two of their other songs did -- "I'll Still Be Loving You" in 1986 and "When She Cries" in 1992. ETA: Today's country sounds like Southern rock rather than what it did in the 70s and 80s. You can't forget the country crooners like Don Williams, Gene Watson, Ronnie Millsap, Randy Travis and Keith Whitley.
Noooooo.......nothing today sounds like the awesome Southern Rock that started in 1979 as the best year of Southern Rock....like Charlie Daniels Band and other greats....
It's definitely an incredible song. When I was in my mid 20s and throwing house parties, my cousin and I would lip-sync this song into our beer bottles like microphones... serenading all the girls. Such a great memory.
Ah, Larry Stewart, such a great lead vocalist! Restless Heart and Diamond Rio were probably my two favorite country bands in the early 90's, so many terrific songs from both. What J was saying about previously thinking all country was the same until he started to really get into it made me think of a song called "Songs About Me" by Trace Adkins, it basically explores that very theme!
Great band, terribly underrated for their talent and rich sound. I think their biggest charting song was "When She Cries" and it's worth a listen.
That is a great one, but "Tell Me What You Dream at Night" hit #1 on the Adult Contemporary charts. It also had the drummer John Dittrich on lead vocals.
@@MultiEviscerator So did When She cries. Larry Stewart, the original lead vocalist of the band, left for a solo career by then. "I'll Still Be Loving You" was the biggest hit they had with Larry Stewart in the band.
also important to remember that after Larry left the band, Restless Heart recorded When She Cries, Tell Me What You Dream, etc, with the drummer singing lead, and those songs crossed over to pop and rock charts - something they hadn't done before then.
@@jeffwestcott6902Actually "I'll Still Be Loving You" with Larry was a big top 40 crossover hit in Spring Summer 1987. It hit #3 on the Adult Contemporary chart and top 25 in pop airplay & #33 on the pop chart
@@jeffwestcott6902 I have wondered what Larry thought when he left, and the group not only carried on without him, but had bigger hits with the drummer John Dittrich on lead vocals.
"I'll Still be Loving You" is another great song by Restless Heart!
Yes!!!!
For sure, a must listen!!
Great one!
Absolutely!
Yes!!!!
OMG! So glad you reacted to Restless Heart. One of the most underrated groups mainly because Alabama dominated the 80s and 90s. They did have 6 #1s and many charted hits. My favorites "A Tender Lie", "Why Does it Have to be (Wrong or Right)", "Fast Moving Train", "I'll Still be Loving You", "That Rock Won't Roll", "Big Dreams in a Small Town", and "Dancy's Dream", "When She Cries" just to get started....
As a huge Alabama fan, I totally agree with you. Restless Heart and Sawyer Brown never got the recognition they deserved because Alabama dominated the ‘80’s. Another band I’d put in the same category is The Shooters.
I'll Still Be Loving You, and When She Cries are amazing songs by Restless Heart. ❤
I suggest checking out Sawyer Brown... You will LOVE lead singer Mark Miller's voice... He is one of those performers that just can't stop moving... They are quite versatile band, so they offer a variety of music types... They had a huge list of hits spanning the '80s and '90s... All of them are great... I suggest one of their earlier hits, "Some Girls Do"...
Yes 🙌 Sawyer Brown is sooo good! ❤
Love Sawyer Brown. If you want up beat chec out Shaking
Betty's bein' bad and heart don't fall now.
Yes!!! I second this
Yes, yes, YES!! So many fantastic songs by Sawyer Brown. Do The walk! Some Girls Do!
Another great Restless Heart song is That Rock Won’t Roll
I forgot how good these guys were. A WONDERFUL blast of nostalgia!
Restless Heart is basically described as the Eagles of Country. So good in concert, a ton of hits, and impeccable harmonies. Check out Fast Movin' Train and many others!
I can kind of see the Eagles footprint in their harmonies and songs.
Restless Heart has so many great songs!!! Love their harmonies!!! More Diamond Rio and Alabama songs soon. (Speaking of harmonies!) ❤
"Why does it have to be" is the best Restless Heart song
Oooo just got reminded of another great band with fantastic harmonies. Blackhawk "Goodbye says it all."
BlackHawk - I sure can smell the rain 🌧
That's Just About Right is another good one by them...
"I'll still be loving you" All Time great Ballad. Wedding song
So underrated and so many great songs! Say whats in your Heart, Big Dreams in a Small Town, Wheels, When She Cries,Tell Me What Deams (mean Sax in it. List goes on!
I saw this band live back in the day.
I'm with you Jordan. That harmony from the bass player is the highlight of this song. This band was all about harmonies, to me.
The bass player sings lead on Tender Lie, I think. Also, at one point, the lead singer went solo. The band released a very popular album where all the remaining members took turns singing lead.
I love this band-they can really frickin play. Do there songs “I’ll Still Be Loving You,” “When She Cries” and “That Rock Won’t Roll.”
No other band has the rich harmonic sound of Restless Heart, period. Those 5 guys made the best harmonies ever.
Restless Heart was a really class act. They were booked to play a really small town venue in the mid eighties as their star was rising. Even though their fee had increased, they played a fantastic concert for our small town at the original, agreed-upon rate. That’s true class!
Love, love, love Restless Heart!! Listen to more of their music. You’ll love it. The music is great and the vocals are solid!
I don't know this song but I love their songs-" I still be loving you" and "When she cries" also.
Both great songs!
I especially enjoy "I'll Still Be Loving You". One of my favorite romantic ballads ever...
@@Deborahtunes Me too!!!!
@@Deborahtunes one of the biggest wedding songs too. What a great song.
@@Tejaye777 ~ 👍🎶🍁
From 1984 to 1993, Restless Heart was one of the biggest country bands around, and this was when Country Bands ruled the charts. During this period, they put out 6 studio albums and 22 chart singles, including 6 number one's. They were known for their great harmonies. Larry Stewart was the front man and main lead singer, but every band member could, and eventually did, sing lead. Some great songs from them include: "(Back to the) Heartbreak Kid", "Wheels", "That Rock Won't Roll", "Why Does It Have to Be (Wrong or Right)", "Big Dreams in a Small Town", "When She Cries" and "We Got the Love". If you would like to hear the bass player (Paul Gregg) sing lead, check out the song "Mending Fences."
Great song! Other hits of theirs are I'll Still Be Loving You, When She Cries, Why Does It Have To Be.
Also, two other songs of theirs I failed to mention, that are fantastic, are You Can Depend On Me, and That Rock Won't Roll.
Oh my gosh I suggested this song, thank you so much for reviewing it!!!!
Great suggestion!!
I love Restless Heart!! Please listen to I'll Still Be Loving You. It's such a beautiful song.
Absolutely LOVE Restless Heart. I saw them in concert in San Antonio with Alabama. What a great concert that was. Restless Heart has soooooooo many great songs.
I’ll still be loving you
When she cries
Wheels
Dancys Dream
That rock won’t roll
You cannot stop with just this song. Brings back so many memories. Thank you.
I bet that was a fantastic concert 🙋🏻♀️
I saw them in NC with Alabama. Got backstage to meet both.
Such a beautiful song. I love Restless Hearts ❤So much great harmony. 😊❤
A friend of mine and I went to see them at a country music festival. My oldest daughter was a baby (2) at the time, and she loved Larry Stewart (the lead singer).
The funny or sweet part of the story is that when we were getting signatures from the band, she held her hands out to Larry and he actually took her and held her in his lap, for the longest time, while he signed other peoples stuff. He and the other guys her awesome to her and us. Still have the picture of her on his lap.
I like Nina Perssons (the Cardigans) version a bit more. Was at the closing credits of the movie “Boys Don’t Cry”.
One of my favorite songs!
Love this song! I think they are more like Ambrosia or Little River Band. Highly recommend Lonestar "Amazed". Y'all would love it!
Any Lonestar. My Front Porch Looking In!
My favorite Restless Heart song ❤️❤️
I saw them in concert twice. Amazing!
Incredible live show!
@@craigdragseth9272 Incredible!! I saw them with Alabama at one of those concerts and they were just as good.
This is my favorite Restless Heart song and one of my favorite Country songs. So happy to see y'all react to it! My favorite Country song is Doug Stones, "I'd Be Better Off (In A Pine Box)." Hope to see you react to that one too.
**Amber Alert** Please get Jay to react to "I loved her first" by; "Heartland". Just keep some tissues handy because I'm pretty sure Jay specifically will be tearing up! I won't say why, tho, you'll have to trust me. 😉
Couldn't agree more!
Yes!!!!
Yes, but the hairband Heartland :) Paradise is awesome.
I love this idea!
Actually saw this band open up for Alabama at the 1987 Illinois State Fair.
Amazing to see both bands together and collaborate.
Keep doing what you two do!
Bless you two!
Oh dang, I saw Alabama at the South Dakota State Fair in the 90s. I would’ve loved if Restless Heart opened for them!
Saw them 3 years ago at a small town concert. Still sound amazing.
Restless Heart has been a personal favorite since 1986 and first hearing the song "New York (Hold Her Tight)" - which I don't think anyone mentioned yet. Their keyboard player is from my hometown. Their 4-part harmonies are amazing! You cannot go wrong with any of their songs. Keep up the great reactions guys.
Saw them at the Grizzly Rose in Denver (I don't want to admit how long ago) and got to hear that one live - one of my favorites, too. They were amazing in concert.
So much talent in Restless Heart! Larry Stewart is one helluva, singer!
When I saw that you were listening to Restless Heart I was so hoping it would be the song"I'll Still Be Loving You". That in my opinion is a great song, check it out sometime.
Restless Heart is a fantastic band!!! So many men in the band can sing!!
I love this song! I’m glad that you guys really enjoyed this! 😊
You should give a listen to Travis Tritt ....T-R-O-U-B-L-E, great song
This dude used to b my middle school teacher
This song was used in the 1999 Academy Award winning film “Boy’s Don’t Cry “.
these guys were/are the Eagles of country music. The only other group that can harmonize like this was Alabama. I heard them live and it sounds the exact same. No auto tune, just pure country
I would compare to REO Speedwagon with that country vibe
I worked security at one of their concerts in 1991 in Pittsburg, KS. Got to meet them right before they went outside to attempt to board their tour bus but they had about a thousand people waiting to meet them outside.
"When She Cries" was probably their first real country pop cross-over! It was after Larry Stewart left to go solo, and the rest of the band took turns with lead vocals! This song actually did decent on the adult contemporary chart if my memory serves me correctly!
I love this song, and kept flashing to their song “fast moving train”! I recommend it too!
Such a good tune. They have quite a few hits worth checking out.
Love Restless heart!!!! Fast moving train, I’ll still be loving you.
One of my favorites by restless heart. They've got a ton of great songs.
"Fast Movin' Train", "When She Cries". Two of my favorites by them.
There are some songs that I find it hard to believe people DON'T or CAN'T like them. This is one of those songs. So good!
A fun band to check out is Sawyer Brown, a few of their songs~~ The Race Is On~~ Six Days On The Road~~ The Walk~~ Step That Step~~Some Girls Do~~ All These Years~~ Thank God For You~~..... Another great band to check out is Little Texas~~ God Bless Texas~~ What Might Have Been~~ My Love.
One of my favorite songs of all time. Restless Heart is the most underrated country band of all time. Larry Stewart is amazing.
“Why Does It Have To Be (Wrong or Right)” is also a banger.
I saw Larry Stewart with Tim Rushlow of Little Texas and Richie McDonald of Lone Star in concert together as The Frontmen Of Country in Midland/Odessa, Texas a few years back. Talk about a supergroup!
They delivered 😮a high energy show packed with their hits with their respective groups and even a few surprise songs from some of the artists who had influenced them.
After the show, they stood behind tables with their merch on them and signed anything a fan gave them to sign. I got to talk with Larry for about 5 minutes as the crowd thinned out. I told him the RH songs we played in the area honky tonks and he motioned me over to the end of the table where we just chatted about playing in a group. He was very down to earth and made me feel like I was the one person in the world he wanted to talk to. Of course my date just stood there salivating the whole time! Lol.
I love so many of their songs but Long Lost Friend is my favorite.
Amber, you would especially love it. I think it would really touch you.
@@roncypert8255 I love Little Texas also. Their lead singer grew up in my hometown.
Check out “Why Does it Have to Be” on Larry’s Country Diner on YT. Live, acoustic, the harmonies.
I'll still be loving you is a must to review such a great song by them ❤️❤️
One of my favorite country bands! When country was good! A couple.of groups during that time: Little Texas and Lonestar
The bass player (Paul Gregg) is from Altus, Oklahoma, and one of my best friends back in the time. I've partied with Paul and the band a couple of times in the past, even sat in a hotel room with Paul and Wynonna Judd when they were opening for the Judds in Oklahoma City. Glad you are playing music with a fellow Oklahoma boy in the band.
Thy had so many good songs.. say what in your heart, big dreams small town, why does it have to be wrong, tender lie, that rock won’t roll, I’ll still be loving you..
We had one of their songs played at our wedding 29 years ago and they do have some really good songs
Brings back memories. Beautiful song!
You have stumbled upon a great group that has other pop/soft rock hits. Similar to what the Eagles played in their earlier years, and their harmonies are great. My favorite is the "Heartbreak Kid". If you like a great saxophone, listen to "Tell Me What You Dream at Night" which hit #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart.
Great memories from this song , which of course is amazing .
Oh boy!! This is a deep DEEP rabbit hole youve found!! Little Texas has a boat load of great tunes.....Why Does it Have to Be, Amy's Back in Austin, Till I Loved You, etc etc etc.....these guys are harmonic excellence!!
Oh please, please do "When She Cries" (which brings me to tears every time I hear it 😢). Fabulous song 🥰
I think this is the first time I've seen ANY reaction channel do Restless Heart!! Some of the best harmonies out there!
"Heartbreak Kid" is another great song...They have a lot of great songs, so I hope you will keep going with this group.
Harmony, Harmony, Harmony and great guitar playing.
I keep saying its but it true. One of my favorites... thank you. A great song about remembering. Also, the music is very understated. The focus is on the story.. Even the outtro is a continuation of the "daydream"...
This was on my playlist on loop back in the day! 💗💗💗
Never heard this song, but I really liked it.
Such a great song from a great band!!!! I have their greatest hits….played it on repeat for much of my youth!!
Need to check out the lead singer, Larry Stewart's beautiful, When I Close My Eyes...goosebumps
I found this album for $3 at an antique store last year and it quickly became my favorite album of all time! Other songs from the album I think you’d like:
Say what’s in your heart
Big dreams in a small town
No way out
Jenny come back
El dorado
Tender lie
So glad that you found Restless Heart. They had a lot of great songs. They are worth digging into for more good country music.
I got to see their lead singer, Larry Stewart, on a solo tour. I attended with a lady I'd gone to high school with, and we slow-danced to this song. We've long since parted ways, but every time I hear this song, I'm right back on that dance floor in my hometown.
And no autotune lol! But we did double track. In our diversity lies our strength. Will people ever learn that? There's only two kinds of music, good and bad.
Also need to look up the group Black Hawk , goodbye says it all, there you have it,and I sure can smell the rain. they had great harmony back in the day.
Many of the Restless Heart hits (and other songs) were written by Van Stephenson and/or Dave Robbins of Blackhawk. Dave Robbins is still touring with Henry Paul. They do a lof of double shows with Blackhawk and Henry Paul's band The Outlaws.
Two things about that high note: 1) it is breathtaking; 2) it reminds me of my favorite John Denver song, "Calypso." I don't think you've reacted to that one yet, but you would make me happy if you did, and I'm sure you'd love it, too.
Love this song
One of the greatest country groups of all time. "That Rock Won't Roll" is my favorite.
Larry put an Amazing Vocal on this ….I mean💥💥💥💥💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️🎤
Yes, Im a Texan and I love this song.
Their sound reminds me of Blackhawk and their song Goodbye says it all. Awesome harmony.
Omg you covered them , I adored them!!!!!! Love this , so many great memories and songs from them!
Been on my iPhone playlist for 18 years.
Great group. I am not big on country music but I like this. Try Dwight Yoakums 1000 miles to nowhere.thanks
Larry Stewart is an excellent vocalist & made great solo music after this when he left the band, but Restless Heart also continued to create hits including the classic "When She Cries."
Check out That Rock Won’t Roll, beautiful .
This is now the only reaction video channel I will follow. You just listened to the song, felt it and didn’t interrupt every 30 seconds. You guys are amazing and I hope you cover more bands like this. Dr. Hook is a great start. Thanks for just loving the music. 😊
Love Restless Heart! So underrated, don't get the credit they deserve. Great reaction, great band! Please do more!
I’ve always loved this song! 😍
Saw these guys open for George strait in 1988. They were so good..
Fast Moving Train is another great from Restless Heart
This song hit No. 1 on the Billboard country chart in 1988. I was thinking it crossed over to the pop chart too, but apparently not. Two of their other songs did -- "I'll Still Be Loving You" in 1986 and "When She Cries" in 1992.
ETA: Today's country sounds like Southern rock rather than what it did in the 70s and 80s. You can't forget the country crooners like Don Williams, Gene Watson, Ronnie Millsap, Randy Travis and Keith Whitley.
Noooooo.......nothing today sounds like the awesome Southern Rock that started in 1979 as the best year of Southern Rock....like Charlie Daniels Band and other greats....
George Collin R Reba Tim Shania Vince Tracy Lawrence Garth McBride & McBride & The Ride
So many good old memories songs
Y'all need to listen to Shenandoah-Mama Knows, Two Dozen Roses or Next to You (Sittin' Next to Me) ✌️❤️
Great choices. my favorite is "I Want To Be Loved Like That".
"I'll Still Be Loving You" by far their best song
Fast Movin Train is my favorite.
I never knew what group sang this song, but I knew when I saw the title you'd love this song. I always enjoy hearing it again. 😊
It's definitely an incredible song. When I was in my mid 20s and throwing house parties, my cousin and I would lip-sync this song into our beer bottles like microphones... serenading all the girls. Such a great memory.
Great band with many hits. My favorite is fast moving train
Great songs. Great harmonies. Sadly, very underrated. I'm glad you listened to them today.
I still own their Greatest Hits compact disc. Love this band. Yancy's Dream has a great video, and Fast Moving Train is my favorite song by RH!
Got their greatest hits. Truly an amazing band
Ah, Larry Stewart, such a great lead vocalist! Restless Heart and Diamond Rio were probably my two favorite country bands in the early 90's, so many terrific songs from both. What J was saying about previously thinking all country was the same until he started to really get into it made me think of a song called "Songs About Me" by Trace Adkins, it basically explores that very theme!
Have you reacted to Travis Tritt? He had some good songs like “Country Club”, “Here’s A Quarter”, “TROUBLE”, and “Anymore”.
Oh I think Jay would like T-R-O-U-B-L-E a lot...
@@stevetournay6103 yes, I think that’s the top pick.