"Blow your socks off" voice....We live in an era when they can throw just about anybody in a studio and mix and dub their magic and create sound...Then, on occasion, you hear a voice that falls from the stars....
She was 14, when the song was released in May of 1997, she turned 15 on August 28, 1997. The song set several records on the Hot 100, most weeks in the top 40, 62 weeks I believe, most week in the top 10 (32). The song never reached #1, as the death of Princess Diana, and the the updated version of Candle in the Wind, in which the proceeds went to the Princess's charity fund. Kept the song from reaching the top spot. But it is the #4 song all time on the Hot 100 (all time list).
I love this song, this was recorded by Lee Ann and again by Trisha Yearwood for the movie ConAir, they went with Trisha because they felt a 15yr old couldn't feel this kind of emotion Lee Ann got her first record deal at the age of 13, releasing the song that Pasty Cline was on her way to check out and possibly record called Blue
@@kaydee63 they went with trisha's because she had a more mature voice and didn't tell leann. So Trisha's was released to the country stations and since Leann had already recorded it her team pushed hers to pop radio. this version would have been 'too pop' not that it mattered it was a smash hit for both of them.
I'm noticing you react strongly to good country songs, and some classic rock. Starting to think you may be an old soul. Glad you are expanding your horizons, keep up the great videos. Hugs Sushi.
Great respect for LeAnn I remember seeing her on my way to Afghanistan. She put on a show in Germany for service members and went on even through she wasn’t feeling great. It was a great show I flew out the next day.
Back in 1996/'97 while living in Garland, Texas where LeAnn is from. I meant her. We lived in an apartment complex, and she along with her family was living in another apartment complex next to ours. This is back when she was just starting to become big. I was working at an Albertsons grocery store, and they had a huge parking lot, for which they allowed her to park her tour bus in during the entire holiday season. One evening, she came through my checkout line. Well I wasn't really into her, but she did look familiar to me, I just couldn't place her. She and a small entourage came through. She was very friendly, smiling and such. Well after she left out of my line, I happened to see a country magazine with her photo on the front cover. That's when I realized who she was...
Please react to “I probably wouldn’t be this way” also by LeAnn Rimes & “Die from a Broken Heart” by Maddie and Tae! Love watching your reactions to songs that make you feel ❤️❤️
Sushi, I am dying for you to react to: The Judds - Love Can Build a Bridge The Judds were the biggest Country Duet in the 80’s. Mother/Daughter took over Country with their sound and magical songwriting. Mom, Naomi, brought a lot of drama though. Once a back-up singer for Elvis, she was never truthful to daughter Wynonna (who has a great solo career) about who her father is. Just saying, look at Wynonna and Elvis, then make up your own mind.
She was said to be the next Patsy Cline and she did Patsy's "Blue" and " Crazy". My very first real crush we are almost the same age and let me tell you I told my friends that I would marry her!!!!
Need You Now by Lady Antebellum was a huge country song + Un-Break My Heart by Toni Braxton was played a lot on the radio back in the day. Toni was a huge star.
Leann Rimes’ Nothing Better To Do is by far my favorite song by her. She also did an incredible cover of John Anderson’s Swinging. She took an odd, unenjoyable (to me, at least) country song and knocked it out of the park.
If you want to cry your eyes out, then I highly recommend LeAnn singing a song called I probably wouldn’t be this way. The song has a slow reveal of some deep hurt. It’s subtly very powerful
This song was recorded for the movie "Con Air" but the "powers that be" also asked Tricia Yearwood to do her version of it and between the two, they picked Tricia Yearwood's version and they both released the song simultaneous.
LeAnn's "Probably wouldn't be this way" is a great song and impactful video....Also please consider Brandi Carslie "The Joke" it is such a powerful song affirming self worth. The live version at the Grammy's is my favorite.
LeAnn Rimes country musics version of Whitney Houston. The singer most country fans consider to have the greatest voice in the world.... To hear what Leanne can really do with her voice react to her singing AMAZING GRACE which she sings acapella and react to the version that she sings Live.
When I was a little kid, back in the mid to late 90s, LeAnn Rimes was probably my favorite female artist Idk Something about her I was always happy when she came on the tv.
You have to do The Father, the son, and the holy ghost by Craig Morgan. He lost his son not long ago and he wrote this song about him. Its a great song!!!!
It was a great song because in the song she is talking about her husband whom went off to war in Desert Storm, then he went to prison for a barfight/assault charge.
@Julian Roane Not sure where U R getting your information; that would be news to my Mother.. I graduated High School in the 60's, I am a Vietnam Veteran and live in North Carolina.. ♠W.G.
@@wgdavis5353 why do you put a spade and wg after all your comments? Seems exhausting. Unless you think it's a trademark of sorts. Guess your cool like that
@@Maradala I was wondering when someone was going to ask me about it.. I had a quick smart-ass answer for it, but in 1969 I was attached to the 229th. Helicopter Company in Vietnam; they had the Ace of Spades on the nose of all of their birds.. A Memorial to all of my Buddies from back in the day.. Thx. 4 asking.. ♠W.G.
She played in a hallmark Christmas movie last year or maybe longer but she sang this song at end cant remember the name but she killed it. It is so awesome Have it saved it on my dvr just so I can hear every so often
You should give a listen, if not a reaction, to "Blue." When I first heard it I thought Patsy Cline had risen for an encore. Coincidence I'm just seeing this reaction on Good Friday? Anyway, another one, I believe is underrated is "I Need You."
There's actually 2 versions of this song. This song was in the movie CON AIR and was sung by Trisha Yearwood. At first they wanted LeAnn Rimes to sing the song for CON AIR, but then figured she was too young for the song(She was 14 years old when she recorded this song). So they got Trisha Yearwood to record this song for the movie CON AIR.
You might want to listen to Ms. Rimes' "Probably Wouldn't Be This Way." Powerful, sad, and if you don't tear up, I'll be surprised. Oh, and PS, listen to the video version. The video along with the song is doubly powerful.
This song was recorded for the movie "Up Close and Personal". The movie execs decided that LeAnn sounded too young and had Trisha Yearwood rerecord it and Yearwood's version was used in the movie, but LeAnn had the rights to her version and it was LeAnn's version that was first released on the radio.
She had that amazing voice as a teenager I remember hearing it for the first time when I was in high school and I don't like country that much but she blew my mind I was a fan
So one thing you may not know is that this song was recorded for the movie Con Air starring Nicholas Cage, but Rimes being 15 at the time, the producers were not comfortable with her singing the signature song on a rated R movie. They decided to have Trisha Yearwood record it for the movie soundtrack. So there are two versions of this song, and both were great.
This was from the movie Con Air. The version in the Movie was by Trisha Yearwood. The producers thought she had the maturity to understand the song as Leanne was only 15 when she recorded it. They were wrong and Leanne's version was a huge hit.
Great theme song from Con-Air. They didn't use her version for the movie, however, they used Trisha Yearwood's version. If you want another angelic voice, try "The Lord's Prayer", "Music of the Night" or "Nessun Dorma" by Jackie Evancho when she was just 11 years old, or her newest video "Burn" now at 19 from Hamilton.
She did a song that was meant for Patsy Cline called Blue. Patsy died before ever recording it. But yeah the song Blue from LeAnn. And u think she was 14 when she got signed for a deal.
this song brings back memories of when you used to call the radio station and ask the DJ to play this song then call your girl and tell her to tune in lol
I know this song is about a relationship, but it came out when I had my daughter. I was so happy and loved her so much. I would sing this to her all the time.
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Amazing that she was only 15 when she recorded this song.
No, she was 14 years old when she recorded this song, she was 15 years old when it was released.
@@linkfromhyrule5504 where did Sushi go ?? I noticed she’s not on anymore.
"Blow your socks off" voice....We live in an era when they can throw just about anybody in a studio and mix and dub their magic and create sound...Then, on occasion, you hear a voice that falls from the stars....
Rimes released her 1st album in 1996 at age 13 I believe she was 14 or 15 when she did this song. You should react to LeAnn Rimes Blue!
Yes, Blue is done in such a Patsy Cline style.
I was going to suggest Blue also
@@donaldhowe785 Blue was written and offered to Pasty Cline....and Leann Rimes can sound so much like Cline, that Bill Mack offered it to Leann
Ugh. LOVE Blue.
YES! I remember her singing “Blue” at 13 & it’s impossible to reconcile her voice with her age.
Martina McBride Independence Day pretty plz
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She was 14, when the song was released in May of 1997, she turned 15 on August 28, 1997. The song set several records on the Hot 100, most weeks in the top 40, 62 weeks I believe, most week in the top 10 (32). The song never reached #1, as the death of Princess Diana, and the the updated version of Candle in the Wind, in which the proceeds went to the Princess's charity fund. Kept the song from reaching the top spot. But it is the #4 song all time on the Hot 100 (all time list).
Doesnt seem too long ago when this was at the top of the charts. 23 years went by really fast.
i know right, im so old, i remember when this track was played everyday on the radio in the 90s
Lee Ann has an incredible voice. So talented.
Chris Ledoux. 'This Cowboys Hat'. I won't stop asking haha Keep it up though, you're choices never disappoint!
I love this song, this was recorded by Lee Ann and again by Trisha Yearwood for the movie ConAir, they went with Trisha because they felt a 15yr old couldn't feel this kind of emotion
Lee Ann got her first record deal at the age of 13, releasing the song that Pasty Cline was on her way to check out and possibly record called Blue
I also heard that they went with Trisha's version because this version was "too country"
@@kaydee63 that could be part of it to, but I know her age was a definite factor
@@WizardPandora Oh, it definitely was
@@kaydee63 they went with trisha's because she had a more mature voice and didn't tell leann. So Trisha's was released to the country stations and since Leann had already recorded it her team pushed hers to pop radio. this version would have been 'too pop' not that it mattered it was a smash hit for both of them.
Leann Rimes “Blue” is awesome
"No Place That Far," by Sara Evans, ft. Vince Gill.
I'm noticing you react strongly to good country songs, and some classic rock. Starting to think you may be an old soul. Glad you are expanding your horizons, keep up the great videos. Hugs Sushi.
I Loved Her First - Heartland
Amazing suggestion.
Yes this one
Please react to Reba - The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia
Yes
Great respect for LeAnn I remember seeing her on my way to Afghanistan. She put on a show in Germany for service members and went on even through she wasn’t feeling great. It was a great show I flew out the next day.
Back in 1996/'97 while living in Garland, Texas where LeAnn is from. I meant her. We lived in an apartment complex, and she along with her family was living in another apartment complex next to ours. This is back when she was just starting to become big.
I was working at an Albertsons grocery store, and they had a huge parking lot, for which they allowed her to park her tour bus in during the entire holiday season. One evening, she came through my checkout line. Well I wasn't really into her, but she did look familiar to me, I just couldn't place her. She and a small entourage came through. She was very friendly, smiling and such. Well after she left out of my line, I happened to see a country magazine with her photo on the front cover. That's when I realized who she was...
She may have been raised in TX but she is a Mississippi gal.
@@jdeang3531 ~ I'm aware of that. I was just speaking of my personal experience with her...
Please do Vince gill. Go rest high on that mountain
Yes beautful yet bitter sweet. Vince gills voice gives me chills its so melodic😋
Those three in that video were simply amazing
One of the most emotional songs ever recorded, IMO. Played at my grandfathers funeral 12 years ago, still tear up every time.
She gonna cry lol
Holes in the floor of Heaven by Steve Wariner
I second this, a very good song. You will not be disappointed
You're going to make her cry.
She'll cry her eyes out!
I love this song. Also give a listen to LeeAnn Rimes- I need you.
Please react to “I probably wouldn’t be this way” also by LeAnn Rimes & “Die from a Broken Heart” by Maddie and Tae! Love watching your reactions to songs that make you feel ❤️❤️
Yes. I love LeAnn Rimes
Crystal Scruggs ‘Probably wouldn’t be this way’ is my favorite of her songs.
Mark wills- don’t laugh at me
Craig Morgan-tough
Sushi, I am dying for you to react to:
The Judds - Love Can Build a Bridge
The Judds were the biggest Country Duet in the 80’s. Mother/Daughter took over Country with their sound and magical songwriting. Mom, Naomi, brought a lot of drama though. Once a back-up singer for Elvis, she was never truthful to daughter Wynonna (who has a great solo career) about who her father is. Just saying, look at Wynonna and Elvis, then make up your own mind.
She was said to be the next Patsy Cline and she did Patsy's "Blue" and " Crazy". My very first real crush we are almost the same age and let me tell you I told my friends that I would marry her!!!!
Dianne Warren wrote it. Probably the best love song ever written and Leann hit it out of the park.
You need to hear her a capella version of Amazing Grace. Absolutely the best version I have ever heard.
The baby by Blake Shelton
Yep definitely 👍👍👍👍
Need You Now by Lady Antebellum was a huge country song
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Un-Break My Heart by Toni Braxton was played a lot on the radio back in the day. Toni was a huge star.
The Little Girl by John Michael Montgomery; I Let Her Lie by Daryle Singletary. Please react to these. You will not be disappointed. Love your channel
Leann Rimes’ Nothing Better To Do is by far my favorite song by her. She also did an incredible cover of John Anderson’s Swinging. She took an odd, unenjoyable (to me, at least) country song and knocked it out of the park.
Love your channel. Keep up the great work.
I was 14 when this was on the radio, they played the hell out of it. Also thanks to the movie Con Air soundtrack
If you want to cry your eyes out, then I highly recommend LeAnn singing a song called I probably wouldn’t be this way. The song has a slow reveal of some deep hurt. It’s subtly very powerful
She has a beautiful voice.
Her hair is gorgeous. 15 year old Leanne blew everyone away
She was 14 when she recorded this ......it's her second best song........"Blue" when she was 13 is her best song
This song was recorded for the movie "Con Air" but the "powers that be" also asked Tricia Yearwood to do her version of it and between the two, they picked Tricia Yearwood's version and they both released the song simultaneous.
LeAnn's "Probably wouldn't be this way" is a great song and impactful video....Also please consider Brandi Carslie "The Joke" it is such a powerful song affirming self worth. The live version at the Grammy's is my favorite.
May I request a reaction to Craig Morgan, "This ain't nothing" I love your versatility Sushi!
The one I like the most is "Blue" written for Patsy Cline but she died before she recorded it, LeAnn did a perfect at singing it.
Lord, this bring back so many memories
Glad to see you back! And love your hair :-)
Hey! this was my first video! I enjoyed your reaction! I love LeAnn.
Like if she needs to react to “This ain’t Nothin’” by Craig Morgan
YOOOOO I LOVE THIS SONG I GREW UP ON IT TY FOR REMINDING ME ABOUT THIS😍😍😍😍😍
LeAnn Rimes country musics version of Whitney Houston. The singer most country fans consider to have the greatest voice in the world....
To hear what Leanne can really do with her voice react to her singing AMAZING GRACE which she sings acapella and react to the version that she sings Live.
This is the icing on the cake, that is Con-Air. The last song in the movie!
Beautiful, soulful, heartfelt song from a 14 yr old girl.
When I was a little kid, back in the mid to late 90s, LeAnn Rimes was probably my favorite female artist
Idk
Something about her
I was always happy when she came on the tv.
This sang this songs in her teens i was very impressed!.
This song is featured in the movie "Coyote Ugly" where she makes a personal appearance!
Craig Morgan’s the father, my son, and the Holy Ghost. About his 19 year old son that died in a tubing accident
I'd love for you to do Craig Morgan's The Father, My Son, And The Holy Ghost. The Opry version please.
You have to do The Father, the son, and the holy ghost by Craig Morgan. He lost his son not long ago and he wrote this song about him. Its a great song!!!!
Its the theme soundtrack for the 1997 action film con air.
Starring: nicolas cage, john cusack, john malkovich...
It's impossible you haven't heard this classic
The judds-love can build a bridge. Wynonna-no one else on earth. Leann Rimes-spitfire. Reba-the night the lights went out in georgia. Sugarland-stay
It was a great song because in the song she is talking about her husband whom went off to war in Desert Storm, then he went to prison for a barfight/assault charge.
"I Need You" by LeAnn Rimes is an awesome song!!
LeAnn Rimes- Can't Fight The Moonlight. You might recognize the song if you've seen the movie "Coyote Ugly". Great movie.
I love her soooo much she has a warm heart sushi you are the cutest🖤
Watch Craig Morgan, This ain’t nothing. Get tissues. The song is eye opening
She was 15? WOW! / I love your hair it’s beautiful.
Hair still not as good as Robert Plant's in the '70.. (that is a joke) ♠W.G.
@Julian Roane What R U talking about; what did I say?? U R correct I am in the 50's.. ♠W.G.
@Julian Roane Not sure where U R getting your information; that would be news to my Mother.. I graduated High School in the 60's, I am a Vietnam Veteran and live in North Carolina.. ♠W.G.
@@wgdavis5353 why do you put a spade and wg after all your comments? Seems exhausting. Unless you think it's a trademark of sorts. Guess your cool like that
@@Maradala I was wondering when someone was going to ask me about it.. I had a quick smart-ass answer for it, but in 1969 I was attached to the 229th. Helicopter Company in Vietnam; they had the Ace of Spades on the nose of all of their birds.. A Memorial to all of my Buddies from back in the day.. Thx. 4 asking.. ♠W.G.
She played in a hallmark Christmas movie last year or maybe longer but she sang this song at end cant remember the name but she killed it. It is so awesome Have it saved it on my dvr just so I can hear every so often
You may have said it before in another video, but where is Sushi from (what state)?
Too Sushi you are amazing and very inspirational love you Too Sushi
You should give a listen, if not a reaction, to "Blue." When I first heard it I thought Patsy Cline had risen for an encore. Coincidence I'm just seeing this reaction on Good Friday? Anyway, another one, I believe is underrated is "I Need You."
This song is from the movie CON-AIR So pretty
long been a fan....LeAnn kills.... she never takes a false step
Home Free - "Mayday" "Man of constant sorrow" Butts Remix and Peter Hollens with bass TIM Foust "Misty Mountains Please
There's actually 2 versions of this song. This song was in the movie CON AIR and was sung by Trisha Yearwood. At first they wanted LeAnn Rimes to sing the song for CON AIR, but then figured she was too young for the song(She was 14 years old when she recorded this song). So they got Trisha Yearwood to record this song for the movie CON AIR.
You might want to listen to Ms. Rimes' "Probably Wouldn't Be This Way." Powerful, sad, and if you don't tear up, I'll be surprised. Oh, and PS, listen to the video version. The video along with the song is doubly powerful.
This song was recorded for the movie "Up Close and Personal". The movie execs decided that LeAnn sounded too young and had Trisha Yearwood rerecord it and Yearwood's version was used in the movie, but LeAnn had the rights to her version and it was LeAnn's version that was first released on the radio.
Check out Diamond Rio, one more day. It really hits hard. Also Mike & the mechanics, the living years.
Kenny Rogers live version of Lady is still the best you'll ever hear.
Can you even imagine sounding like this at 13 or 14 years old??? Mind blowing.
Brett Young - Like I Loved You. Highly Recommend!!!
She had that amazing voice as a teenager I remember hearing it for the first time when I was in high school and I don't like country that much but she blew my mind I was a fan
Her voice has the same kind of quality Whitney Houston had. Angelic and then the pipes to flex her vocal power.
If you haven't yet you need to listen to its been 15 years i miss you daddy, tribute to 911
She's such a great singer
One of the best, if not the best voice in the business
So one thing you may not know is that this song was recorded for the movie Con Air starring Nicholas Cage, but Rimes being 15 at the time, the producers were not comfortable with her singing the signature song on a rated R movie. They decided to have Trisha Yearwood record it for the movie soundtrack. So there are two versions of this song, and both were great.
First and for most, Too Sushi you are Too Beautiful. Leann Rimes I think she was about 15 years old at the time
I love this song, and I love you Sushi! Your hair is so amazing! 🥰
This was from the movie Con Air. The version in the Movie was by Trisha Yearwood. The producers thought she had the maturity to understand the song as Leanne was only 15 when she recorded it. They were wrong and Leanne's version was a huge hit.
Great theme song from Con-Air. They didn't use her version for the movie, however, they used Trisha Yearwood's version. If you want another angelic voice, try "The Lord's Prayer", "Music of the Night" or "Nessun Dorma" by Jackie Evancho when she was just 11 years old, or her newest video "Burn" now at 19 from Hamilton.
She did a song that was meant for Patsy Cline called Blue. Patsy died before ever recording it. But yeah the song Blue from LeAnn. And u think she was 14 when she got signed for a deal.
My son lives about a block away from her home, in Franklin, TN
I have the maxi-single with the dance mixes, and I love the whole CD. Nice reaction
This ain’t nothing by Craig Morgan
Such a tearjerker 😢
Crazy to think she was just a baby (14 or 15) when she recorded this!!! So much control and precision in that voice at such a young age!
Just fucking loved it 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🔥🔥🔥🔥🥰🔥🥰🔥🥰🤠🤠🤠👍👍👍🔥🔥🥰🥰🔥🥰
My favorite song by Leanne Rimes is Ten Thousand Angels Cried its a powerful song.
Tanya Tucker was 13 singing songs adult like Bleed Red Going Down, Delta Dawn and What's Your Name
this song brings back memories of when you used to call the radio station and ask the DJ to play this song then call your girl and tell her to tune in lol
I know this song is about a relationship, but it came out when I had my daughter. I was so happy and loved her so much. I would sing this to her all the time.
You should hear her sing Amazing Grace!!
Title song for the movie Con-Air. but because she was only 15, they wanted an older singer. So they got Tricia Yearwood..
FIRST!!! Looking Forward to This!!! ❤❤❤
This is my first time hearing her do this song... she did it nice...
LeAnn Rimes ‘ Unchained Melody’