@@lutherl2350thanks for the info. I know he has written several of his songs, as well as several for other artists. I just assumed he had written this one. Either way, it is an amazing song.
Always loved Tracy’s music. He had the kind of albums where I’d play the whole thing through and not just listen to the singles. My brother and I used to sing his songs on road trips. Other good ones from him are “Lessons Learned”, “If the World Had a Front Porch”, and “Alibis”.
I will never forget 5 years ago driving 2 hours to Jamestown New York to see Tracy Lawrence as he was my favorite country artist. When we got to the venue and no one was there the hair stood up on the back of my neck. He cancelled 2 hours before the concert. Never got over it. Maybe one day he'll come to upstate New York again.....
For some unfathomable emotional reason, I always listen to Craig Morgan’s “Almost Home “ after I listen to “ Paint Me a Birmingham “ by Tracy Lawrence. These are songs that allow you to close your eyes and use the words and melodies to paint each song onto the canvas of your mind.
I wish i knew who was the first person in the country music "biz" who decided we need more beaches with mixed drinks country songs, and less of these gems. I do miss turning on country radio and hearing Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, & Reba. i guess i took it for granted, and just thought it would never end.
I almost cried. Such beauty in a great traditional country song and a great singer to boot! I was driving down a country road with my then teenage son in the passenger seat and this was playing and he said it was a really good song. At the time he and a girlfriend had broken up and I know he was thinking of her.
@rockn2country I am so glad this hit you in the feels. I had a feeling it would. I was watching you close and saw the knife hit your heart the first time he said "for a while she'll be mine again".........then the second time when he sang " paint me back into her heart again" ..BOOM!! Hit me the same way the first time I listened to it. You and I don't always agree on songs. You have your criteria and it's different than mine. This song we have a common refrence for and I love everything you said in your reaction. This song starts so soft and pretty. Lulls you in with spring time, porches swings and love. Then bang it jumps up and bites you....... I'm only a little disappointed that you didn't tear up.....lol.
Tracy has been through a lot in his career which has led to his being so underrated, I feel like if someone has the talent it shouldn't matter what is in his personal lives. Beautiful song excellent reaction Thanks Don
This is a classic example of me not giving a song the chance that it deserves. I’ve heard this song a dozen times and had never sat down and listened to the story. Man, I was wrong to not do that until now. What a complete gem of a country song. It’s got everything that makes it country music great. As always, great reaction.
I❤Tracy Lawrence picture And play me Paint Birmingham..beautiful Song. Your friend and fan always Bonnie Christoff Va.Beach Va Country girl friend always ❤You always
Hey Don, This is one of those songs I've heard many times... but, today is the first time I've ever LISTENED to it. Beautiful work by writer and Tracy Lawrence.... if he didn't write this song.... His presentation of this, as you've already said was awesome! He just let the song speak for itself. Also, the emotion he put into this work shows that it was speaking to him as well. Great job on the reaction... KEEP RN2C BROTHER!!!
@Lone Wolf 63 That's exactly what started happening to me when I started doing reactions--I actually started dissecting songs--hearing them--on an entirely different level. Even songs that I'd thought I'd known took on newer and deeper shades of meaning, as though I was in the room with them when they were writing the lyrics. Many folks, myself included, don't know music the way you do, but the more we think and hear and learn, the more parts we can duct-tape together and make better sense of things. And sometimes I am blown away, even when a song is highly recommended. Many folks can't necessarily relate to the joy I experience when listening to these songs for the first time. I feel like Charlie going into the chocolate factory for the first time every time I react to a great song. As a grown man I can appreciate these songs on a whole different level than when I was a kid or even in my twenties, and I am so appreciative of the experience.
@@RockN2Country .... Don... Despite the appearance of my profile picture (me appearing OLDER than yourself... LOL) we are fairly close in age per comments you've made about yourself. I agree, only life experience can cause one to appreciate things afresh that were there all along... Thanks brother... 👍
Lone wolf 63, I had the same experience. Heard this song dozens of times. Thought it just drone on. Didn't like it even. Then one day when I was alone and things were quiet I actually listened to it. Man it kicked my butt. Seriously I was tearing up all over...lol. what a powerful song.
What timing! I am sitting on the swing on my wraparound porch, coffee in hand, listening to this beautiful song. Blessed to be in my picture perfect place. Thanks to everyone that requested this for reminding me no matter what you are dealing with, life can still be magical.
@@davidemswiler4351 , It IS gorgeous here today. 67 degrees, Bartlett pear trees and forsythia in bloom, daffodils up and azaleas budding. Spring definitely in the air!
No such thing as a bad Tracy Lawrence song, and this is one of his absolute best. Thanks for the reaction! If you do more Tracy in the future, Texas Tornado and Time Marches On are both essential Lawrence tunes.
@HallandOates72 Thanks for the kind words!! I'm glad you're enjoying the reactions, and welcome aboard the channel! P.S. Maybe I'll react to "Sarah Smile" one day. ;-)
Thanks Don! I’m so glad you really likes this gem! I saw him in concert last year in Fort Worth, Texas and it was surreal seeing someone I’ve been listening to for almost 30 years standing there not 20 feet from me! My favorite songs by Tracy Lawrence are Till I Was a Daddy Too, Sticks and Stones, Paint Me a Birmingham, If the World Had a Front Porch, I See it Now, Alibis, Can’t Break It to My Heart, Is That a Tear, As Any Fool Can See, Somebody Paints the Wall, Lie, My Second Home, and Texas Tornado. (In that order)
I'm so glad you rated it so highly; love the song, and a lot of people recommended it, so it seems like it did put some pre-conceived expectations (and thankfully it seems like it surpassed them). A few songs I would like to see reacted to: Kendell Marvel- Gypsy Woman Ashley McBryde- One Night Standards (watch music video) Chris Stapleton- Fire Away (MUST watch music video) Eric Church- Lightning (music video is good too, but the song stands up on its own) Eric Church- Knives of New Orleans
That is why I love the music that continues to build the foundation of country music. Man, that was Damn good, 9.7 good 👍 The rating was spot on too. You got good people with good music taste here. Proud to be part of it, a small part but will bring more of the foundation soon. Many say "country" music is dead but I say it morphed for the umpteenth time. It ain't dead and we prove it here, you prove it with the awesome artists keeping it very much alive. Thank you for doing your part sharing with us 🙏 I Wonder If God Likes Country Music by Bill Anderson featuring Roy Acuff will tell a complete story in a fantastic song. Well worth a listen
Such a great song! But after your reaction, it had me thinking...just what was the said "Birmingham" he was referring to? The obvious answer?...a city in Alabama. Or maybe a Birmingham-style house? ...a southern two-story home with a wrap around porch. Or could it have been a Brummagen(Birmingham)-style painting? ...a large, cheap, easy-to-do painting. Or maybe, just maybe, he was actually just fiending for a Birmingham Omelet that the pretty lady on the porch used to make him? ...egg omelet stuffed with black-eyed peas, ham, and greens. :-)
@@BattleHaven1185 I think you're right...I was just being a little "tongue in cheek" as to the possibilities of what it could be to show how good of a song-writer he is :-)
Thank you for doing this song.It has always been a favorite of mine. Sometime in your spare time listen to Cledus T. Judd's version of this song. Bake me a country ham I think it is. lol
I remember when Tracy came onto the scene, Immediate hit. His voice and accent just gave the people who were yearning for more conventional country what they needed. I looked through your video history and noticed that there were no Mel Mcdaniel songs. If you are not familiar with him you should check out "Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On" , "The Hustler", "Mississippi", or "Stand On It". I think you would enjoy him. Peace
New to reaction videos.... but I'm hooked! Love Tracy Lawrence! Could you please react to Is that a tear? Also, would love to see a reaction to the Statler Brothers More than a name on a wall. Jimmy Fortune joined up with the group after the original singer quit due to health issues. His voice is amazing. Thank you
love your reaction to this, also try "Alibis" by Tracy. For story telling, try "Country Bumkin" by Cal Smith, song of the year in 1974, and also "The Three Bells" by the Browns, and "Paper Roses" by Gene Watson. Those songs tell great stories
Have you done Billy Joe Shavers "Tramp on your street", I believe it to be a quite accurate description of the way Mr. Shavers lived and viewed his life . well written and heart felt.
Don...I’m brand new to your channel...Love the reviews and reactions!! Listening to some of your older reviews...I get the sense that you...even being a relatively recent “admirer” of classic, older country!! I’ve heard you reference several times about the “in you face” style or approach of today’s country music!! Long story short...please review/react “Murder on Music Row” by George Strait/Alan Jackson!! This song truly...100% sums up exactly what I believe you are saying!! Please give it a shot...you WON’T be disappointed...I promise!!
Don, this was recorded at the Ryman Auditorium, where the Grand Ole Opry was for many years until it moved to it's present location. It is referred to as The Mother Church of Country Music.
Great review... I've got a suggestion, how about doing Willie Watson doing "Gallows Pole".....Led Zeppelin recorded this song....how's that for "rock into country"? It's not an original Zeppelin song, it was original recorder by "Lead Belly".
THANK YOU DON!!! I guess you just drank the COUNTRY MUSIC kool-aide. Your reaction waa exciting to watch. Just like you kicked a winning field goal, sinking a buzzer beater, winning walkoff grand slam, etc,..etc. P.S...Thanks for making me the top billing. Everyone else was spot on. Mo and Josh still on for tonight...so far.
Hey Don is it just me, or has 2020 just rolled itself out with bang!? All thanks to the ladies, of course! First, we get the completely un-aged Shakira and J-Lo doing a pulse-pounding half-time show, then we got Dolly Parton negotiating to do Playboy (at 75!), and not to be outdone, the beautiful Sarah Palin just performed Sir Mix-a-lot's "Baby Got Back"! And my gorgeous wife, Christine ....never mind, gonna keep that private. :-) But wow....who needs to worry about cardio! Just to honor all these generous ladies for their efforts, I'd like to request "Outlaw Women" by Hank Williams Jr. th-cam.com/video/kcK_Blja5tw/w-d-xo.html
@Rickettson Great song, and I did a reaction to it over a year ago and it had over 5,000 views when I was notified that they copyright holder decided to block the song from being used by anyone. So it got blacked worldwide. Arghhh!! More recently I did a reaction to Mo Pitney covering the song. Here's the link, and welcome aboard the channel! th-cam.com/video/4Mglo-fbNyY/w-d-xo.html
I know you’ve done a couple Chris Knight songs already but these two recommendations are off his Jealous Kind album which in my opinion’s his best. Hello Old Man or A Train Not Running. They’ll both get you thinking! Great songs.
Funny story my niece which is 15 or so. We were in a car and her mom and we’re in the front and I was hanging out with her and my nephew. She’s a talented painter for her age she’s gifted. And I asked her to paint me a Birmingham and she said you want me to paint you a burning ham??? So I had to explain and show her all these videos of what I meant.
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In my opinion Tracy doesn't have any bad songs.
You're right.
I can smell magnolias, jasmin,and orange blossoms in the thick sweet summer air listening to this.
tu - don ' and - tu ' all - and - what ' grate song ' and a ' blessed - singer .
Totally underrated artist. Tracy was always one of my favorites.
Tracy has always been known as a great songwriter and this is the proof. One of my all-time favorites for sure!
He sang the song and was great, but he didn't write the song.
@@lutherl2350thanks for the info. I know he has written several of his songs, as well as several for other artists. I just assumed he had written this one. Either way, it is an amazing song.
"Time Marches On," is one of his best songs. Truer words were never spoken in a song for sure!
Agreed! I tried to get it voted as our Class Song in 1997, but it came in 3rd in the voting.
When Tracey released this song I remember it blew everything off the radio all the new hot country at the time got blew out of the water
Always loved Tracy’s music. He had the kind of albums where I’d play the whole thing through and not just listen to the singles. My brother and I used to sing his songs on road trips. Other good ones from him are “Lessons Learned”, “If the World Had a Front Porch”, and “Alibis”.
All great songs.
@@middleage_maniac1692 Alibis is one I forgot about but man that's a great song. I'm gonna have to look it up again right now.
I've always loved this song. So beautiful.
Wonderful youngman
To me, that’s his best song.
@scottandal Right? Was one of my highest ratings ever. Mind. Blown.
Tracy Lawrence “is that a tear” is an awesome song that you would like
I still remember the first time I heard this. His voice is so soulful. It brings the heartbreak to life. Tracey is an amazing vocalist. Love him.
I will never forget 5 years ago driving 2 hours to Jamestown New York to see Tracy Lawrence as he was my favorite country artist. When we got to the venue and no one was there the hair stood up on the back of my neck. He cancelled 2 hours before the concert. Never got over it. Maybe one day he'll come to upstate New York again.....
@Thomas Suchy Ouch, man, that’s rough!! I hope you get to see him one day, too. Nonetheless, welcome aboard the channel!
For some unfathomable emotional reason, I always listen to Craig Morgan’s “Almost Home “ after I listen to “ Paint Me a Birmingham “ by Tracy Lawrence. These are songs that allow you to close your eyes and use the words and melodies to paint each song onto the canvas of your mind.
Me too! They just seem to go together for some reason.
I think that is what makes country music so good. No matter what you are dealing with there is a country song that you can relate to.
Tracy Lawrence SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE MOON AND YOU is a great song!!
Love this song, and many others that he sings.
time marches on by tracy
I met him. He was very nice
Man Don, you’re on a roll with some great reactions this week! Heavy hitters.
I wish i knew who was the first person in the country music "biz" who decided we need more beaches with mixed drinks country songs, and less of these gems. I do miss turning on country radio and hearing Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, & Reba. i guess i took it for granted, and just thought it would never end.
Saw Tracy in concert with George Jones. So great
This my favorite song❤❤❤❤❤
I almost cried. Such beauty in a great traditional country song and a great singer to boot! I was driving down a country road with my then teenage son in the passenger seat and this was playing and he said it was a really good song. At the time he and a girlfriend had broken up and I know he was thinking of her.
Oh my soul..I've loved this song since I was a teen..
@rockn2country I am so glad this hit you in the feels. I had a feeling it would. I was watching you close and saw the knife hit your heart the first time he said "for a while she'll be mine again".........then the second time when he sang " paint me back into her heart again" ..BOOM!!
Hit me the same way the first time I listened to it.
You and I don't always agree on songs. You have your criteria and it's different than mine. This song we have a common refrence for and I love everything you said in your reaction. This song starts so soft and pretty. Lulls you in with spring time, porches swings and love. Then bang it jumps up and bites you....... I'm only a little disappointed that you didn't tear up.....lol.
DaveG, watch it again Don did tear up.I don't like to see him sad.
Oh Rita I don't either. I was just teasing Don a bit. My phone screen keeps me from catching all the fine details.
Tracy has been through a lot in his career which has led to his being so underrated, I feel like if someone has the talent it shouldn't matter what is in his personal lives. Beautiful song excellent reaction Thanks Don
I'm an admirer of great creative songwriting that I can instantly relate to. This song paints such a picture in your mind as you're listening.
Yes the good ol days ❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏😘😘
This is a classic example of me not giving a song the chance that it deserves. I’ve heard this song a dozen times and had never sat down and listened to the story. Man, I was wrong to not do that until now. What a complete gem of a country song. It’s got everything that makes it country music great. As always, great reaction.
I❤Tracy Lawrence picture
And play me Paint Birmingham..beautiful
Song. Your friend and fan always Bonnie Christoff Va.Beach Va Country girl friend always ❤You always
Sweet southern comfort by buddy jewel it's a good one
That my favorite song love that song paint me Birmingham
Hey Don,
This is one of those songs I've heard many times... but, today is the first time I've ever LISTENED to it.
Beautiful work by writer and Tracy Lawrence.... if he didn't write this song....
His presentation of this, as you've already said was awesome! He just let the song speak for itself. Also, the emotion he put into this work shows that it was speaking to him as well.
Great job on the reaction...
KEEP RN2C BROTHER!!!
@Lone Wolf 63 That's exactly what started happening to me when I started doing reactions--I actually started dissecting songs--hearing them--on an entirely different level. Even songs that I'd thought I'd known took on newer and deeper shades of meaning, as though I was in the room with them when they were writing the lyrics. Many folks, myself included, don't know music the way you do, but the more we think and hear and learn, the more parts we can duct-tape together and make better sense of things. And sometimes I am blown away, even when a song is highly recommended. Many folks can't necessarily relate to the joy I experience when listening to these songs for the first time. I feel like Charlie going into the chocolate factory for the first time every time I react to a great song. As a grown man I can appreciate these songs on a whole different level than when I was a kid or even in my twenties, and I am so appreciative of the experience.
@@RockN2Country .... Don... Despite the appearance of my profile picture (me appearing OLDER than yourself... LOL) we are fairly close in age per comments you've made about yourself.
I agree, only life experience can cause one to appreciate things afresh that were there all along... Thanks brother... 👍
Lone wolf 63, I had the same experience. Heard this song dozens of times. Thought it just drone on. Didn't like it even. Then one day when I was alone and things were quiet I actually listened to it. Man it kicked my butt. Seriously I was tearing up all over...lol. what a powerful song.
Hey Lone Wolf 63 ...... I echo everything you stated .... what a song
@@PapaFixit My friend, thank you so much for your comments, means so much to me,
LW........
The words in this song was the artist. It painted Birmingham in my mind.
I could listen to Tracy read the phone book. What a voice
Love this song. Great reaction, if you don’t know it, you should do some John Anderson. His songs ‘Swingin’ or ‘Seminole Wind’ love them both!!
Love John anderson. Lying blue eyes, catch a falling star, let go of the stone and a dozen other great songs
Yes! Definitely need some John Anderson. Great suggestion.
Today’s lonely fool , is another Tracy classic......
What timing! I am sitting on the swing on my wraparound porch, coffee in hand, listening to this beautiful song. Blessed to be in my picture perfect place. Thanks to everyone that requested this for reminding me no matter what you are dealing with, life can still be magical.
Christine and I will be right over....you wouldn't happen to have a little leftover pie you could heat up real quick? :-)
@@davidemswiler4351 , I would love for you two to join me! I can whip up a pecan pie and extra pot of coffee pretty quick.
@@tupelohoney622 Soon! ....you painted such a pretty picture I couldn't help getting carried away :-)
@@davidemswiler4351 , It IS gorgeous here today. 67 degrees, Bartlett pear trees and forsythia in bloom, daffodils up and azaleas budding. Spring definitely in the air!
Love Tracy and love this song
Great reaction.... as usual Thanks!
This is a classic example of a story within a story, or perhaps a story that alludes to another story
No such thing as a bad Tracy Lawrence song, and this is one of his absolute best. Thanks for the reaction! If you do more Tracy in the future, Texas Tornado and Time Marches On are both essential Lawrence tunes.
Tracy has such an amazing voice and so many great songs. 1 of my favorites is If the good die young.
Tracy has never sang a bad song
woke up to a tear jerker, day can only get better. thanks don
You have probably the best reaction channel on TH-cam. You're able to pick up on every little detail. Love your videos!
@HallandOates72 Thanks for the kind words!! I'm glad you're enjoying the reactions, and welcome aboard the channel! P.S. Maybe I'll react to "Sarah Smile" one day. ;-)
Country hits home where heart lies.
My favorite Tracy Lawrence song- if the good die young
Thanks Don! I’m so glad you really likes this gem! I saw him in concert last year in Fort Worth, Texas and it was surreal seeing someone I’ve been listening to for almost 30 years standing there not 20 feet from me! My favorite songs by Tracy Lawrence are Till I Was a Daddy Too, Sticks and Stones, Paint Me a Birmingham, If the World Had a Front Porch, I See it Now, Alibis, Can’t Break It to My Heart, Is That a Tear, As Any Fool Can See, Somebody Paints the Wall, Lie, My Second Home, and Texas Tornado. (In that order)
Yes this is great stuff.
A perfect match of artist and song. He has so many good country songs. Time Marches On is his best
His best song: can't break it my heart!
I saw Tracy open for Montgomery Gentry at BB Kings in NYC years ago. He's a wonderful vocalist.
I'm so glad you rated it so highly; love the song, and a lot of people recommended it, so it seems like it did put some pre-conceived expectations (and thankfully it seems like it surpassed them).
A few songs I would like to see reacted to:
Kendell Marvel- Gypsy Woman
Ashley McBryde- One Night Standards (watch music video)
Chris Stapleton- Fire Away (MUST watch music video)
Eric Church- Lightning (music video is good too, but the song stands up on its own)
Eric Church- Knives of New Orleans
Wow im amazed n so happy u did Paint Me !!!! Awwwwwwe
💘 this one
Tracy is awesome he has a weekend country r radio show that he hosts and has other artists join him
When I listened to your reaction to Sticks and Stones I knew for a fact that this song would be perfect for you.
Tracy Lawrence " Don't Drink Whiskey "
I just subscribed,
The emotional way you reacted gives me hope for us as a people,thank you for sharing
That is why I love the music that continues to build the foundation of country music. Man, that was Damn good, 9.7 good 👍 The rating was spot on too. You got good people with good music taste here. Proud to be part of it, a small part but will bring more of the foundation soon.
Many say "country" music is dead but I say it morphed for the umpteenth time. It ain't dead and we prove it here, you prove it with the awesome artists keeping it very much alive. Thank you for doing your part sharing with us 🙏
I Wonder If God Likes Country Music by Bill Anderson featuring Roy Acuff will tell a complete story in a fantastic song. Well worth a listen
Such a great song! But after your reaction, it had me thinking...just what was the said "Birmingham" he was referring to? The obvious answer?...a city in Alabama. Or maybe a Birmingham-style house? ...a southern two-story home with a wrap around porch. Or could it have been a Brummagen(Birmingham)-style painting? ...a large, cheap, easy-to-do painting. Or maybe, just maybe, he was actually just fiending for a Birmingham Omelet that the pretty lady on the porch used to make him? ...egg omelet stuffed with black-eyed peas, ham, and greens. :-)
Maybe all of them😁
I think he's using "Birmingham" as his perfect life. Like, "Paint me back to where I'm happy". It's not specifically a place, but a feeling.
@@BattleHaven1185 I think you're right...I was just being a little "tongue in cheek" as to the possibilities of what it could be to show how good of a song-writer he is :-)
Today's lonely fool by Tracy Lawrence is a good one also
Sometimes it only takes one song to change your view, if it hits you where you live.
Thank you for doing this song.It has always been a favorite of mine. Sometime in your spare time listen to Cledus T. Judd's version of this song. Bake me a country ham I think it is. lol
I remember when Tracy came onto the scene, Immediate hit. His voice and accent just gave the people who were yearning for more conventional country what they needed. I looked through your video history and noticed that there were no Mel Mcdaniel songs. If you are not familiar with him you should check out "Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On" , "The Hustler", "Mississippi", or "Stand On It". I think you would enjoy him. Peace
New to reaction videos.... but I'm hooked! Love Tracy Lawrence! Could you please react to Is that a tear? Also, would love to see a reaction to the Statler Brothers More than a name on a wall. Jimmy Fortune joined up with the group after the original singer quit due to health issues. His voice is amazing. Thank you
love your reaction to this, also try "Alibis" by Tracy. For story telling, try "Country Bumkin" by Cal Smith, song of the year in 1974, and also "The Three Bells" by the Browns, and "Paper Roses" by Gene Watson. Those songs tell great stories
We’ve all been there...
A Birmingham is a type of house.
Tracy has so many good songs. Like 9.5 and up worthy. Bobby Darwin's Daughter is a song that really struck me hard.
Birmingham is a school of art idolizing country family life. So paint me a Birmingham is a plea for a perfect life.
Tracy Lawrence has a great song called
(Time Marches on.) Boy does it tell a story.
You nailed the breakdown of this song, beautiful song and great reaction! 👍🏼👏 a like and subscribe from me!! All music is beauty!!!
@Lewis Vernan Glad you enjoyed the song and reaction, and welcome aboard the channel!
Another from Tracy Texas Tornado
Have you done Billy Joe Shavers "Tramp on your street", I believe it to be a quite accurate description of the way Mr. Shavers lived and viewed his life . well written and heart felt.
diane thornhill..you are so right....freedoms child is another bpowerful video
Don...I’m brand new to your channel...Love the reviews and reactions!! Listening to some of your older reviews...I get the sense that you...even being a relatively recent “admirer” of classic, older country!! I’ve heard you reference several times about the “in you face” style or approach of today’s country music!! Long story short...please review/react “Murder on Music Row” by George Strait/Alan Jackson!! This song truly...100% sums up exactly what I believe you are saying!! Please give it a shot...you WON’T be disappointed...I promise!!
Don, this was recorded at the Ryman Auditorium, where the Grand Ole Opry was for many years until it moved to it's present location. It is referred to as The Mother Church of Country Music.
Great review...
I've got a suggestion, how about doing Willie Watson doing "Gallows Pole".....Led Zeppelin recorded this song....how's that for "rock into country"? It's not an original Zeppelin song, it was original recorder by "Lead Belly".
Please do John anderson. Lying blue eyes, or would you catch a falling star.
THANK YOU DON!!! I guess you just drank the COUNTRY MUSIC kool-aide. Your reaction waa exciting to watch. Just like you kicked a winning field goal, sinking a buzzer beater, winning walkoff grand slam, etc,..etc. P.S...Thanks for making me the top billing. Everyone else was spot on. Mo and Josh still on for tonight...so far.
Hey Don is it just me, or has 2020 just rolled itself out with bang!? All thanks to the ladies, of course! First, we get the completely un-aged Shakira and J-Lo doing a pulse-pounding half-time show, then we got Dolly Parton negotiating to do Playboy (at 75!), and not to be outdone, the beautiful Sarah Palin just performed Sir Mix-a-lot's "Baby Got Back"! And my gorgeous wife, Christine ....never mind, gonna keep that private. :-) But wow....who needs to worry about cardio! Just to honor all these generous ladies for their efforts, I'd like to request "Outlaw Women" by Hank Williams Jr. th-cam.com/video/kcK_Blja5tw/w-d-xo.html
Time Marches On- Tracy Lawrence please
Traditional Country? Check out "Who's gonna Fill Their Shoes?" By The King George Jones. So many references !
@Rickettson Great song, and I did a reaction to it over a year ago and it had over 5,000 views when I was notified that they copyright holder decided to block the song from being used by anyone. So it got blacked worldwide. Arghhh!! More recently I did a reaction to Mo Pitney covering the song. Here's the link, and welcome aboard the channel! th-cam.com/video/4Mglo-fbNyY/w-d-xo.html
@@RockN2Country Copywrite Blockers are just sawing off the branch they're sitting on. Seriously.
I know you’ve done a couple Chris Knight songs already but these two recommendations are off his Jealous Kind album which in my opinion’s his best. Hello Old Man or A Train Not Running. They’ll both get you thinking! Great songs.
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I think you would really like Tracy Lawrence "WHAT A MEMORY"
You should try " I threw the rest away" by Tracy Lawrence
I have no idea how they pronounce it in England but here in Alabama it's definitely Birm-ing-ham (like a smoked ham).
Funny story my niece which is 15 or so. We were in a car and her mom and we’re in the front and I was hanging out with her and my nephew. She’s a talented painter for her age she’s gifted. And I asked her to paint me a Birmingham and she said you want me to paint you a burning ham??? So I had to explain and show her all these videos of what I meant.
I have looked but haven't seen any reaction to Gary Allen. I think you would like him. "Life ain't always beautiful"
Beautifully Sad
You should check out Cledus T. Judd’s Bake Me A Country Ham.
@Paul Smith With a title like that how could I not do that one? Ha! It's on the list. :-)
As someone born and raised in the south, I can confirm its pronounced Burmmunham. Lol.
Could you react to there goes my life by Kenny Chesney 🙏🏽
Back up simgers messed it up. Childhood favorite song
Grand Old Opry stage