Sawyer Brown -- Mission Temple Fireworks Stand [REACTION]
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These guys were so amazing on stage back in the early ninties. I was able to see them in concert at the Grand Palace in Branson Mo. Mark the main singer never stoped moving on stage. Their show was high energy. They have so many great songs two of my favorite songs by them is, The Walk and Some Girls Do. You will not be disappointed by any of their songs.
Sawyer Brown is the band that got me into country music back in 1993! More Sawyer Brown please!
Love it. There is also sawyer Brown "Betty's bein Bad
I second Betty's Bein' Bad!
Tupelo Honey it is a good one.
I'm my own person but blessed for my family and friends there but I'm glad for my father and mother had accident yesterday thank God that still here to live another day we love our families and sawyer brown was at my fair in Gallia County ohio I'm Mary Kristine Houck but love your music and my father is a good man and and mother there veterans we need them prayers as others we love. Thanks for music that you do.
@Roger Houck Mary, I'm so sorry about what you're all dealing with now, and hope your mom recovers! I'm glad that the songs and reactions help you in some way, and feel free to stop by anytime just to "chat" with folks. Most people here are really friendly and thoughtful, so I imagine you'd receive some nice words. Keep the faith!!
I love it ❤️ Thanks for playing for my sister Wilma ❣️
@Pam Kubiak You're welcome, and welcome to the channel, Pam! I went to high school in Jersey with a few Kubiaks, so maybe you're related somewhere along the line?
Thank you ! Definitely could be 😄a lot of family came from Michigan and Wisconsin~It’s not that common of a name though, probably all kin 😂
Thank you
It is a Paul Thorn song.....someone heard Paul and most likely told them it would be perfect for Sawyer Brown.....speaking of Paul Thorn,you might review his.. if I can get over her ( I can get over you)... and you could research and find he was a middle weight boxer,fought Roberto Duran to a draw....
Paul Thorn is a story teller and his catalog is pretty deep. The fact that his dad was a preacher who started him out performing at tent revivals lead to the writing of this song.
Paul lost (like most people) to Duran in the sixth round. But he got a song out of it "I'd Rather be a Hammer the a Nail".
Paul Thorn also what I consider the greatest love song of all time "I Don't Want to Know" and great song if you are feeling down "I Have a Good Day Every Now and Then".
Writer Paul Thorn is a brilliant artist in his own right. Definitely worth a look at the original and any of his other stuff. Loved this version and video too! :)
Sawyer Brown also covered Paul Thorn's 800 Pound Jesus. And Billy Ray Cyrus covered his song "Burn Down the Trailer Park".
I forgot all about how fun this song was. Nice to hear & see it again! Peace😎❤🤗
That was fun! I might have to watch a few times to catch everything.
This is FREAKIN AWESOME!!! Dudes havin entirely too much fun - if only my preacher got the joint rockin like that! Great song & great reaction. Rock on Don!
Don a little tidbit they audition on a show back I think 1983 called Star Search and they won 100000 dollars and a recording contract and the rest is history. I like these guys and I never heard this one but it’s a good one keep up the good work Don 👍
I saw that John. He is so good.
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That was fun .... I never heard this one..... I had the pleasure of seeing them at the Grand Ole Opry in September .... what a performance ....high energy and the whole band is watching to see what the lead singer gonna do.... The Steel player is amazing ....I like there song “Some Girls Do”. Great reaction/review
The Steel player is Robert Randolph check out his song "Amped Up". This song was written by Paul Thorn who has a lot of great songs.
I like Sawyer Brown's version but Paul Thorn, who wrote the song with his writing partner Billy Maddox, has some awesome live versions on here. Paul Thorn is another performer you should be checking out. After all any dude who went six rounds with Roberto Duran and then became a musician is worth some attention. I suggest Pimps & Preachers as it's autobiographical.
The steel player is Robert Randolph.
He is awesome ❤️
Haha, that was a blast.
LOL! Such a fun song from one of my favorite bands in my teens. I haven't heard it in years. Thanks, Don and thank you Wilma Neely for recommending it.
Absolutely Carla.
@Carla Huff You're welcome--glad you enjoyed it!!
Carla Huff you're so welcome .
Don, I love your channel. About all I can say about this video is WOW. I am familiar with Sawyer Brown, but this is the first time I heard this one. Reminds me of Ray Stevens.
@Gary Guinn Thank you for the kind thoughts, and glad you enjoyed it!
Paul thorn wrote this you should check out his I guess I’ll just stay married song
I thought I knew most of their stuff but have not heard this one as far as I remember!!!! Been a fan since Star Search
Ditto ! Thought I had heard 98% of theirs...guess not!
Love all your reaction videos! Would love to see you react to Sawyer Browns "The Walk"...a very touching song.
Thoroughly enjoyed that one...never heard it before 😂
I can't remember this song either. Sawer Brown was one of the top acts during the late 80's early 90's. You have got to get to the Judd's. I recommend "Rockin with the rythm of the Rain"
I've saw the guitar player in other videos. Would like to know his name. He's phenomenal
The Steel Guitar Player is Robert Randolph.
Check out his song Amped Up.
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And his version of War Pigs
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His name is Robert Randolph, he has his own gospel band.
They still tour to sold out shows and put on the BEST performances ❤
Ok Don I know you love Miranda Lambert. I just listened to her live on the Grand ol Opry. She sang Storms Never Last. Originally done by Waylon Jennings. So good.
Do Sawyer Brown "The Race is On", "Drive Me Crazy", get you out of your chair!
A huge fan of the singer songwriter Paul Thorn that wrote this song. Sawyer Brown has covered a number of Thorn songs, including another video*. As said they story of this video is interesting. Robert Randolph was not originally planned to be in the recording of the song, but was in the studio when Sawyer Brown was recording the song and he asked to sit and just blew the doors off. The video was filmed several years after 911 in a rural area and they neglected to tell the towns people they were filming and there was going to be fireworks which resulted in a number of panicked calls to the local sheriff. I saw Paul Thorn in concert several times in Santa Cruz, CA and he is a very unique personality and song writer/ singer. As is usually the case watching someone like Thorn in concert you get to hear the background of a lot of his life and songs. Thorn was at one time in his life semi-pro boxer who actually went three rounds with Roberto Duran. He later wrote a song about it titled It's Better to be a Hammer than a Nail (you can imagine how well it went). Sawyer Brown and Thorn also have a unique Christian bent to their music which actually adds another layer to their songs rather than pigeon holing them as solely a Christian band. I like to think I have a varied interest in music, from classical, folk, rock, country, gospel, blues etc, but is stand alone my favorite videos of all time.
*800 Pound Jesus; yes that's the name of the sond and spoiler alert, it's about a statue). Throrn has a cameo in the video as a homeless man/guardian angel for a little girl.
Check out Malcolm Holcombe - "Sweet Georgia"! He's a hardcore guy! (And yes, I'm from sweden)
This song was written by Paul Thorn and recorded by him as well. Please check out his version of it. You'll be pleasantly surprised. Here's a link to a live performance by Paul Thorn: th-cam.com/video/yKRdcNhMoLQ/w-d-xo.html
Paul Thorn is the real deal by the way. Here's another, more serious, song of his: th-cam.com/video/QB9F2Ej_uZc/w-d-xo.html
Rate a 10 love this..!! Jesus loves all kinds of music..so I'm sure he mightve liked it too. ❤
I have heard a few songs of theirs but have never heard this 1. It was so much fun to listen too. My 2 favorites of theirs are The Walk and Cafe on the corner.
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Please can you react to Charles Wesley Godwin - Coal Country. Similar vibe as Colter Wall and Tyler Childers.
@Tom James On the list---thanks for the rec. :-)
@@RockN2Country thanks dude
Can you react to J ohn Denver - Take Me Home Country Roads (Home Free Cover) (Official Music Video)
Mark Miller and Hobie are Pentecostal
You did another one of their tunes "All These years". It was a slow one...literally the opposite sound of this one. (Just mentioning it...the sound is so different, it's easy to forget they're the same band.)
This one is closer to the rest of their songs: Uptempo, feel good, dance country...but you've covered the extreme ends of their sound.
Would love to get your reaction to Emmy Lou Harris singing Satan's crowned jewel. I get chills listening to this song