“Tennessee Whiskey” was first recorded by David Allan Coe for his 1981 album of the same name, and then by George Jones, who took it to No. 2 on the country chart in 1983.
Brit look up fool me again by Chris Stapleton. He was young back then but he goes off. And its David Allen COE in this video accompanying George in this video
One of David Allan Coe's biggest hits was "You Never Even Call Me by My Name". It's a huge hit in bars. Bar crowds love singing it, especially the last verse.. The bar crowds even added their own little chant to part of the chorus. Another big hit by him is "The Ride". I don't want to spoil a specific detail about that song, but I'm not sure if you would catch it otherwise.. Maybe look up what the song is about after, if you don't catch it? Assuming you ever listen or react to it, of course.
Thank you for doing George Jones. Your channel just keeps amazing me. You know how you listened to Dolly Parton's song and said she was going on your playlist. Not even a minute into the song you were hooked. Well that's how I am with your channel, halfway into your first video and I swear I was hooked. Best the times to you and your wonderful husband.
I don't know who your wonderful his and is but I do know how blessed he is to have you .. just as we angels are to be having you react to her and others that call your attention. I love it and am grateful you are here with us all.
Waylon Jennings once said, "If we all could sound like we wanted to, we'd all sound like George Jones"! :) Yes, George's "vocal-slides" are legendary! ;)
Britt....you are really a perceptive young woman. The way that George could move from high to way down low was why Waylon Jennings once said "if all country singers had a choice, they would all wish they had a voice like George Jones." George's voice was his instrument.
I'm going to see Chris Stapleton in July? 2:30, That's David Allen Coe, who originally recorded this in 1981. Chris used "I'd Rather Go Blind", by blues legend Etta James, as inspiration for his arrangement.
The dude is David Allen Coe! He sang an iconic country song that truly crosses genres, not because of the sound (it's old school sounding country) but because of it's humor and the way it lends itself to sing-a-longs. Anybody can and everybody does sing this one - there's even a chant that crowds made up to go along with it! It's the original "everybody in the bar sing-a-long song" - you gotta give it a listen. BTW, DAC is a great song writer. He wrote This Bottle for George Jones and wrote The Ride about Hank Williams - great country songs. But the dude is rough and served serious time in prison - the true "outlaw country singer".
love the fact you are giving George some run he was my parents favorite. you should react to who's gonna fill there shoes. do the music video I believe it won the first country music video of the year. it's a tribute to the legends of country music.
The old school cheap ass grew up on it strawberry wine was Boone's Farm and that was the go to flavor. It was right there next to Mad Dog (MD) 20/20 grape in the store. I think back in my day it was about $1.99/bottle here in Houston in the late 80's 😁
Holy crap, that's David Allan Coe on stage with George?? He's the one who originally recorded the the song, a few years prior. I've never seen them together before.. George Jones kinda popularized the song, but I would always listen to David Allan Coe's original version when I owned his greatest hits CD about 10 years ago. In my early 20's, late teens.
Britt I so enjoy your reactions. Amazed at your instant recall of words that touch you. Your observations of feelings and attitudes give one more understanding of the song. God bless. From Washington state.
I have always compard George Jones' voice to velvet or satin it's so smooth. He has such a unique voice. I know every word to just about every single one of his songs! Real, traditional country music was always player in my house when I was growing up. In my opinion, he's at the top of the list of the greatest of all time! There will never be another voice like "The Opossum" George Jones. Check out his Gospel songs! Another amazing reaction Bitt, loved this!!!
You gotta gotta gotta listen to Chris Stapleton singing this with Angelina .. yup .. Angelina. A "compilation" is what they call it. Delicious it is. ...and not that I didn't just enjoy George`s version .. loved it .. but it made me think of Ms. Angelina with Mr. Stapleton and then I couldn't stop thinking of hearing your take on it.
Second the motion for "You Never Call Me By My Name", by David Alan Coe......It's a classic writen by Steve Goodman. For another smooth voice, try Vern Gosdin's "Chiesled In Stone".
🎸🎸🎸🎼🎸🎸🎸 .. Hey Confusion .. I am thrilled that your educating yourself with the voice of George Jones. He is such an icon for Country Music fans. This song goes all the way back to Hank Williams Sr , many years before George played it. I have one that you will luv - luv - luv - luvvvvvv !! It is titled "Blues Man" , sung by George Jones & Dolly Parton .. you will not be disappointed 🔥🔥🔥🎼🎸🎼🔥🔥🔥🎼🎸🎼🔥🔥🔥🎼🎸🎼🔥🔥🔥
I waited hours in the rain at a county fair in Wisconsin once to see George Jones. He was late and we were wondering if he would even show up, they called him no show Jones. But he did show up, did not give an encore performance and was still worth the wait and was even better in person. Those of us that waited stood up and clapped like crazy, but he hopped right back on the bus and was gone. Still it was great !
Some other David Allen Coe hits, aside from "You Never Even Call Me By My Name", as many others have recommended (I do too) include "Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile" or "Tanya Montana" (About his young daughter, who, BTW, also grew up to be a singer too) or "Would You Lay With Me in a Field of Stone" or "If This is Just a Game" or "Now I Lay Me Down to Cheat"...
That's David Allan Coe, the originator of the song. You should definitely check out his version of this song, as well as The Ride and You Never Even Called Me By My Name.
George Jones is the original and the best. I've heard people sing this song but they do not do it justice. You've got to be in the situation before you can do it justice.
He had one if not the the smoothest voices in country or any genre of music that why he was called the king of country music. After he passed that title got passed to George Strait
Just as Whitney took I'll Always Love you to make it her own and Chris Stapleton took this and made it his own and I love them both there is nothing like hearing the way I heard it first. Brings back great memories.
He is The Rolls Royce of Country Music. If you to hear another great songs from "No Show Jones" that he recorded in the 90s is WALLS CAN FALL . I like you to react to !!!!❤ Thank You Dear .
Strawberry wine - Boones Farm. A staple for me when I was young and STUPID! They had an apple one that was a good waking up drink outside of camp side coffee.
I don't know if anyone sales "strawberry wine" commercially, I grew up drinking it and I have family members that make homemade strawberry wine and muscadine wine. They are both very sweet and are also used quite often in desserts especially with truffles, this wine is also commonly used in events such as weddings, anniversary party's and the like; they also carry a pretty hefty punch as an alcoholic beverage. lol 🤣🤣 I wonder if you'd be interested in listening to another legendary female artist "Shania Twain - You're Still The One [Live in Las Vegas 2014]" this woman has a fantastic stage presence, and she definitely left her mark on the country music industry.
It was David Allan Coe singing with him. David Allan had the first recording of the song, with George doing it a couple years later. David happened to be there at the show, so when George was doing that song, David wanted to surprise him and sing it with him. They were good friends.
The other one is David Allen Coe!! He has a lot of hits too!! You should do the watermelon crawl...by Tracy Byrd!! Gota do George Jones...I Don't Need Your Rocking Chair & the Race is on!! ❤
I love that you were able to feel good about introducing your friends to Chris Stapleton. I was in a similar situation when Lady Gaga sang the Anthem a few years ago. I'm a huge Jazz fan, especially the songs considered "America's Songbook". I was living in Louisiana, and most of my friends didn't share my affection for Jazz. They listened only to Country, (Which, of course, I love as well). When "pop star" Lada Gaga was announced as the singer of the Anthem, they were all shaking their heads, saying, oh hell... that's gonna ruin it. Being a Jazz fan however... I've heard Gaga singing Jazz, originally in a duet with legend Tony Bennett. If you don't know, she's probably a better Jazz singer than pop, (but Jazz don't pay the bills as well). I told them for a month leading up to it, "Just wait, she's gonna blow you away". You just don't know how good she actually is. When she finished... they were silent. Gobsmacked... Just as I imagine anyone hearing Stapleton for the first time this past Sunday.
If you want Strawberry Wine, and you love a good story telling song...Check out Deana Carter (Pronounced Deena) singing her mega hit, "Strawberry Wine"... It was a song that they said would never make it on country radio... It is too long... It is a ballad... Subject matter... You name it... Deana proved that if the song is good enough, and tells a good enough story, country radio WILL play what the fans want to hear... You might also enjoy another of her hits... "Did I Shave My Legs For This?"
David Alan COE, he is another great country voice you need to listen to sometime, he had a song called "YOU NEVER EVEN CALLED ME BY MY NAME" TRY IT THANKS
David Allen Cole... He's an old timer too. Check out you don't call me by my name.. Love your energy and you loving country. I grew up listening to George. He was my moms favorite. Conway Twitty is also one of the best. Please listen to..hello darling.. by Conway. Its a beautiful song. And please please please do... Fist City... by Loretta Lynn. You will love it!! Love watching you. Keep doing you with your beautiful smile and great energy!!
I second David Allan Coe songs... Glad you have the headphones on. we get a lot better sound quality when we watch your reactions... You are fun to watch..:)
His best version was on austin city limits.. the note he hits on the second refrain, from the bottom of the bottle. The note he hits in "of" was amazing. Keep in mind, George was an old man in both versions. If he would have bluesed it up back in 1962, damn what a recording that would have been.
Love your reactions - so humble and open to learning! DAC’a son has a terrific podcast called coca**ne and rhinestones about the history of 20th centrist country music. It is SO good and season 2 is all About george jones. If you are into podcasts you might enjoy it!
For the previous incarnation of George Jones, before he stopped drinking, check out "White Lightning". i.e. moonshine, bootleg booze, illegal alcohol by anyother name.
Got to understand Britt....he was an alcoholic. This song meant so much more to him than ANYONE! It meant the world to him. It took a good Christian woman to bring him to this point. HE was my ALL TIME FAVORITE! It was not about style but about heart to George Jones. I love him to this day!
With all due respect I totally agree but George done it himself cause it took the wrecking ball of 99 for him to open his eyes and he wanted change so then he did and they had almost 14 yrs of him not drinking or smoking my opinion threw all I watch for I’m a huge fan of the ledge George Jones the possum ❤ but I’ll add not that she didn’t try it just really didn’t work until he wanted to make the change and he started drinking more so on due to Tammy’s unexpected death it was Jones words on that 😊
David Allan Coe. He's a real outlaw, as in he's been incarcerated several times. The other ones, like Waylon and Willie, were called outlaws because they rebelled against Nashville's established way of making records; Waylon and willie left Nashville and went to Texas and recorded their own music their own way.
So, Farm Aid is a yearly event put on by Willie Nelson (the first one was 1985, and its still happening). It is to raise money for struggling family farmers. It is an all day event so there are a bunch of acts performing. They all know each other, so you get a lot of guys jumping on stage to join in on a song or two. You get to see a lot of collaborations that were never recorded and you will never see again. It's one of the best parts of an event like that. They haven't announced the location for this year's event. That should happen late spring/early summer.
LOL.. You mentioned Strawberry Wine and I stopped this video and went looking for your reaction to the song Strawberry Wine by Deana Carter. It's basically about a girl coming of age.. I think you'd like it.
“Tennessee Whiskey” was first recorded by David Allan Coe for his 1981 album of the same name, and then by George Jones, who took it to No. 2 on the country chart in 1983.
George Jones, the quintessential voice of country music and will always be. RIP George.
Amen
Brit look up fool me again by Chris Stapleton. He was young back then but he goes off. And its David Allen COE in this video accompanying George in this video
One of David Allan Coe's biggest hits was "You Never Even Call Me by My Name". It's a huge hit in bars. Bar crowds love singing it, especially the last verse.. The bar crowds even added their own little chant to part of the chorus.
Another big hit by him is "The Ride". I don't want to spoil a specific detail about that song, but I'm not sure if you would catch it otherwise.. Maybe look up what the song is about after, if you don't catch it? Assuming you ever listen or react to it, of course.
David Allen Coe is a racist pos
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Everyone should do a reaction to Coe's "You Never Even Call Me by My Name". Country music 101.
she should try his x rated hits album!
@@MrArgman I'd advise against that. Lol
The gentleman singing with George is David Allan Coe and is the writer and first recorded it and passed it on to George 👍
Thank you for doing George Jones. Your channel just keeps amazing me. You know how you listened to Dolly Parton's song and said she was going on your playlist. Not even a minute into the song you were hooked. Well that's how I am with your channel, halfway into your first video and I swear I was hooked. Best the times to you and your wonderful husband.
Thanks for listening
I don't know who your wonderful his and is but I do know how blessed he is to have you .. just as we angels are to be having you react to her and others that call your attention. I love it and am grateful you are here with us all.
Waylon Jennings once said, "If we all could sound like we wanted to, we'd all sound like George Jones"! :)
Yes, George's "vocal-slides" are legendary! ;)
Loved George. Miss him. Bought tickets for his concert, outdoors under the lights. He passed two weeks before the concert. Stay safe now.
The special guest, David Allan Coe, wrote the greatest country music song of all time. It says so right there in the lyrics!
David Allan Coe wrote this song but Steve Goodman wrote You Never Even Called Me By My Name.
Britt....you are really a perceptive young woman. The way that George could move from high to way down low was why Waylon Jennings once said "if all country singers had a choice, they would all wish they had a voice like George Jones." George's voice was his instrument.
R.I.P. GEORGE. Such a legend of country western. My grams fav guy. R.I.P. GRAMS
The vocal slides on that ending were classic George Jones. Nobody better. Nobody!! What a vocal range. Unreal....!
I'm going to see Chris Stapleton in July? 2:30, That's David Allen Coe, who originally recorded this in 1981. Chris used "I'd Rather Go Blind", by blues legend Etta James, as inspiration for his arrangement.
The dude is David Allen Coe! He sang an iconic country song that truly crosses genres, not because of the sound (it's old school sounding country) but because of it's humor and the way it lends itself to sing-a-longs. Anybody can and everybody does sing this one - there's even a chant that crowds made up to go along with it! It's the original "everybody in the bar sing-a-long song" - you gotta give it a listen. BTW, DAC is a great song writer. He wrote This Bottle for George Jones and wrote The Ride about Hank Williams - great country songs. But the dude is rough and served serious time in prison - the true "outlaw country singer".
I love your reaction to George Jones songs. He's the best please react to more George
love the fact you are giving George some run he was my parents favorite. you should react to who's gonna fill there shoes. do the music video I believe it won the first country music video of the year. it's a tribute to the legends of country music.
George Jones is the best. A true legend
George is a tenor that can go all the way down to a barratone. All time greatest!
The old school cheap ass grew up on it strawberry wine was Boone's Farm and that was the go to flavor. It was right there next to Mad Dog (MD) 20/20 grape in the store. I think back in my day it was about $1.99/bottle here in Houston in the late 80's 😁
Holy crap, that's David Allan Coe on stage with George?? He's the one who originally recorded the the song, a few years prior.
I've never seen them together before.. George Jones kinda popularized the song, but I would always listen to David Allan Coe's original version when I owned his greatest hits CD about 10 years ago. In my early 20's, late teens.
Britt I so enjoy your reactions. Amazed at your instant recall of words that touch you. Your observations of feelings and attitudes give one more understanding of the song. God bless. From Washington state.
George Jones had the passion for the song
That’s David Allen Coe, he wrote this song and many many other great country hits. He can sing great too.
I have always compard George Jones' voice to velvet or satin it's so smooth. He has such a unique voice. I know every word to just about every single one of his songs! Real, traditional country music was always player in my house when I was growing up. In my opinion, he's at the top of the list of the greatest of all time! There will never be another voice like "The Opossum" George Jones. Check out his Gospel songs! Another amazing reaction Bitt, loved this!!!
There's a great song called "Strawberry Wine" by Deana Carter.
You gotta gotta gotta listen to Chris Stapleton singing this with Angelina .. yup .. Angelina. A "compilation" is what they call it. Delicious it is.
...and not that I didn't just enjoy George`s version .. loved it .. but it made me think of Ms. Angelina with Mr. Stapleton and then I couldn't stop thinking of hearing your take on it.
Awesome reaction thank you I hope I’ll get to see more reactions of George ☺️
Second the motion for "You Never Call Me By My Name", by David Alan Coe......It's a classic writen by Steve Goodman. For another smooth voice, try Vern Gosdin's "Chiesled In Stone".
It's George Jones, the king of country soul
🎸🎸🎸🎼🎸🎸🎸 .. Hey Confusion .. I am thrilled that your educating yourself with the voice of George Jones. He is such an icon for Country Music fans. This song goes all the way back to Hank Williams Sr , many years before George played it. I have one that you will luv - luv - luv - luvvvvvv !!
It is titled "Blues Man" , sung by George Jones & Dolly Parton .. you will not be disappointed 🔥🔥🔥🎼🎸🎼🔥🔥🔥🎼🎸🎼🔥🔥🔥🎼🎸🎼🔥🔥🔥
I waited hours in the rain at a county fair in Wisconsin once to see George Jones. He was late and we were wondering if he would even show up, they called him no show Jones. But he did show up, did not give an encore performance and was still worth the wait and was even better in person. Those of us that waited stood up and clapped like crazy, but he hopped right back on the bus and was gone. Still it was great !
Strawberry wine is unbelievable !!
aweeee you're an angel and sooo beautiful
Great Reaction To George. Check Out His Hit Song " White Lightning"
the ole Possum , make you fill like your part of the song,-does it like no onther- the very best
Some other David Allen Coe hits, aside from "You Never Even Call Me By My Name", as many others have recommended (I do too) include "Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile" or "Tanya Montana" (About his young daughter, who, BTW, also grew up to be a singer too) or "Would You Lay With Me in a Field of Stone" or "If This is Just a Game" or "Now I Lay Me Down to Cheat"...
I forgot George Jones did this. Good job.
George Jones recorded this song in about 1982. The other singer was David Allen Cole.
Deanna Carter has a song called Strawberry Wine, she also performs barefoot same as Ronnie Van Zandt of Lynyrd Skynyrd
That's David Allan Coe, the originator of the song. You should definitely check out his version of this song, as well as The Ride and You Never Even Called Me By My Name.
I like his version the best
George jones is the king!
David Allen Coe is singing backup! Badass!
George Jones is the original and the best. I've heard people sing this song but they do not do it justice. You've got to be in the situation before you can do it justice.
David Allen Coe also recorded Tennessee whiskey
He had one if not the the smoothest voices in country or any genre of music that why he was called the king of country music. After he passed that title got passed to George Strait
Thats David Allen Coe, Boones Farm Strawberry Hill wine was popular with the younger folks back in my daze. Jim
One of my old beer drinking besties David Allen Cole.
It's called Strawberry Hill,you'll love it!!!
The other guy was David Allan Coe. He originally recorded Tennessee Whiskey.
David Allen Coe is so Bad Ass that he actually had a gig with PANTERA 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
George dose it better. Than anyone else
That was David Allen Coe. He wrote the song
Just as Whitney took I'll Always Love you to make it her own and Chris Stapleton took this and made it his own and I love them both there is nothing like hearing the way I heard it first. Brings back great memories.
David Allen Coe covered this song also another from David Allen Coe is called The Ride
He is The Rolls Royce of Country Music. If you to hear another great songs from "No Show Jones" that he recorded in the 90s is WALLS CAN FALL . I like you to react to !!!!❤ Thank You Dear .
You need to hear the Studio version !!!!
That man was David Alan Coe Who did the song first.
David Allen Cole. True outlaw country.
Strawberry wine - Boones Farm. A staple for me when I was young and STUPID! They had an apple one that was a good waking up drink outside of camp side coffee.
I don't know if anyone sales "strawberry wine" commercially, I grew up drinking it and I have family members that make homemade strawberry wine and muscadine wine. They are both very sweet and are also used quite often in desserts especially with truffles, this wine is also commonly used in events such as weddings, anniversary party's and the like; they also carry a pretty hefty punch as an alcoholic beverage. lol 🤣🤣
I wonder if you'd be interested in listening to another legendary female artist "Shania Twain - You're Still The One [Live in Las Vegas 2014]" this woman has a fantastic stage presence, and she definitely left her mark on the country music industry.
It was David Allan Coe singing with him. David Allan had the first recording of the song, with George doing it a couple years later. David happened to be there at the show, so when George was doing that song, David wanted to surprise him and sing it with him. They were good friends.
That guy, my dear, in the long white jacket... Is David Allan Coe. The guy that actually made this song famous.
David Allen Coe. He wrote this song.
The other one is David Allen Coe!! He has a lot of hits too!! You should do the watermelon crawl...by Tracy Byrd!! Gota do George Jones...I Don't Need Your Rocking Chair & the Race is on!! ❤
George and David did a duet This Bottle in my Hand.
I love that you were able to feel good about introducing your friends to Chris Stapleton.
I was in a similar situation when Lady Gaga sang the Anthem a few years ago. I'm a huge Jazz fan, especially the songs considered "America's Songbook".
I was living in Louisiana, and most of my friends didn't share my affection for Jazz. They listened only to Country, (Which, of course, I love as well).
When "pop star" Lada Gaga was announced as the singer of the Anthem, they were all shaking their heads, saying, oh hell... that's gonna ruin it.
Being a Jazz fan however... I've heard Gaga singing Jazz, originally in a duet with legend Tony Bennett. If you don't know, she's probably a better Jazz singer than pop, (but Jazz don't pay the bills as well).
I told them for a month leading up to it, "Just wait, she's gonna blow you away". You just don't know how good she actually is.
When she finished... they were silent. Gobsmacked... Just as I imagine anyone hearing Stapleton for the first time this past Sunday.
If you want Strawberry Wine, and you love a good story telling song...Check out Deana Carter (Pronounced Deena) singing her mega hit, "Strawberry Wine"... It was a song that they said would never make it on country radio... It is too long... It is a ballad... Subject matter... You name it... Deana proved that if the song is good enough, and tells a good enough story, country radio WILL play what the fans want to hear... You might also enjoy another of her hits... "Did I Shave My Legs For This?"
David Alan COE, he is another great country voice you need to listen to sometime, he had a song called "YOU NEVER EVEN CALLED ME BY MY NAME" TRY IT THANKS
David Allen Cole... He's an old timer too. Check out you don't call me by my name.. Love your energy and you loving country. I grew up listening to George. He was my moms favorite. Conway Twitty is also one of the best. Please listen to..hello darling.. by Conway. Its a beautiful song. And please please please do... Fist City... by Loretta Lynn. You will love it!! Love watching you. Keep doing you with your beautiful smile and great energy!!
Willie Nelson started Farm Aid - Discover the Great Willie Nelson.
Try "lay with me" by David Allen COE. Beautiful song.
I second David Allan Coe songs... Glad you have the headphones on. we get a lot better sound quality when we watch your reactions... You are fun to watch..:)
David Allen Coe...and George Jones...
Deana Carter songs "Strawberry Wine" and "We Danced Anyway" both from her 1996 album "Did I shave my legs for this?"
His best version was on austin city limits.. the note he hits on the second refrain, from the bottom of the bottle. The note he hits in "of" was amazing. Keep in mind, George was an old man in both versions. If he would have bluesed it up back in 1962, damn what a recording that would have been.
Love your reactions - so humble and open to learning! DAC’a son has a terrific podcast called coca**ne and rhinestones about the history of 20th centrist country music. It is SO good and season 2 is all
About george jones. If you are into podcasts you might enjoy it!
David Allen Cole yes George is the original singer of that song
I think strawberry wine, like dandelion wine, is something you'd have to make yourself.
For the previous incarnation of George Jones, before he stopped drinking, check out "White Lightning". i.e. moonshine, bootleg booze, illegal alcohol by anyother name.
David Allen COE , he wrote the song
David Allen Coe who sang this song before George and Chris. It was a hit for him also!!!!!
This is how the song is supposed to sung!
George Jones "radio lover" &"the king is gone" please
Check out George Jones doing White Lightning
...one you're sure to really enjoy is: the garden by VERN GOSDIN sings VERY MUCH like Geo. Jones.
He lived that rockstar life.. and he was country when country wasnt cool.
Strawberry wine possibly something people make themselves I know that's how I got mine lol
David Allen Coe was the original singer. And I think he wrote it.
The Ride by David Allen Coe is a great one.
On this discovery….You Must watch the official video of George Jones - Who’s Gonna Fill Their Shoes.
Got to understand Britt....he was an alcoholic. This song meant so much more to him than ANYONE! It meant the world to him. It took a good Christian woman to bring him to this point. HE was my ALL TIME FAVORITE! It was not about style but about heart to George Jones. I love him to this day!
With all due respect I totally agree but George done it himself cause it took the wrecking ball of 99 for him to open his eyes and he wanted change so then he did and they had almost 14 yrs of him not drinking or smoking my opinion threw all I watch for I’m a huge fan of the ledge George Jones the possum ❤ but I’ll add not that she didn’t try it just really didn’t work until he wanted to make the change and he started drinking more so on due to Tammy’s unexpected death it was Jones words on that 😊
The man with George is David Allen COE
David Allan Coe. He's a real outlaw, as in he's been incarcerated several times.
The other ones, like Waylon and Willie, were called outlaws because they rebelled against Nashville's established way of making records; Waylon and willie left Nashville and went to Texas and recorded their own music their own way.
David Allan Coe I believe he was the first of a long line of artists to record it. I think Chris has definitely made the song his own though
So, Farm Aid is a yearly event put on by Willie Nelson (the first one was 1985, and its still happening). It is to raise money for struggling family farmers. It is an all day event so there are a bunch of acts performing. They all know each other, so you get a lot of guys jumping on stage to join in on a song or two. You get to see a lot of collaborations that were never recorded and you will never see again. It's one of the best parts of an event like that. They haven't announced the location for this year's event. That should happen late spring/early summer.
david allen coe
Two songs I like, George Jones and his wife Tammy Wynette singing (Golden Rings and We're not the Jetset).
LOL.. You mentioned Strawberry Wine and I stopped this video and went looking for your reaction to the song Strawberry Wine by Deana Carter. It's basically about a girl coming of age.. I think you'd like it.
Gotta listen to “one woman man” by George!
Chris Stapleton sure made that song his own.