We feel you Gitana! The realism in Charlie's lyrics makes his music very relatable to our own lives. I'm sure Charlie is smiling down on you at this very moment saying, "Bless you heart sweetie."
I was raised in that way also. I remember my grandpa telling me once, “If you don’t have the money to buy something, it ain’t meant for you to have it yet.” I was brought up in the South & brought up around a variety of music. Country music was definitely one of those genres. Oh yeah, I was brought up on a country, dirt road & a farm.
Uneasy Rider is the first one I ever heard from him back when it came out in the 70s it was one of those that I believe you will like by Charlie Daniels
Well G, we did adopt you as a Country Girl some time back. Your Country Reactions have a quality that the others do not have. Its Beautiful. This song tells exactly what Charlie was...follow this up with what Johnny Cash was “The Man in Black”
I started listening to Charlie Daniels back in the 70s during the Southern Rock era. Charlie grow up over the decades, but was always the same. He had stopped writing about dope smoking and drinking and started writing about simple ways, love of God and Country. Down to Earth, good ole Southern boy. He will be greatly missed.
Charley will be missed RIP His Story telling was second to none. That will be missed in all music that talent. Great Reaction as always Stay Safe 😍 😍😍 😍❤️
Years ago I was at a southern jam in Memphis and Jerry jeff Walker was on stage soooo drunk and stumbling around when Charlie appeared and just enveloped him and calmly walked him off stage and before the crowd got ugly he was up on stage soloing on his fiddle while they started to set his band. I was always impressed with the love he did this with. He was a living definition of a good man. The first and my favorite CDB song was Caballo Diablo, this song is well worth a visit.
It's a simple and straightforward song, but it's one of my favorites from him. Probably because I can sing along to it, and I like the lyrics, "A poor girl wants to marry, and a rich girl wants to flirt. A rich man goes to college, and a poor man goes to work." Thanks for the reaction. 😊
All of the songs you have done reactions to so far take me back to my late teens early 20's. This music was so so good. Hank William's Jr. Was very much like him in the way he wrote songs.
I'm so happy I join Gitana channel last month! She is so delightful & likable! I love Charlie Daniels music - the lyrics speak to me! R.I.P Mr. Daniels
You need to look at Waylon Jennings ,Kris Kristopherson, Merle Haggard ,Willie Nelson,Charlie Pride and so many more old school country back into the 50's 60' and 70's too many to name.
You keep sayin that you're late to the party... I'm certain Charlie Daniels would and is happy that you and countless others are listening to his music now. It keeps his music alive! And in a way it keeps him alive as well. And that feeling you feel when you listen to him or any country artist, well, that just what truth feels like. Love your videos and you and Donovan as well! The world needs more you, and more Charlie's... And you make an awesome country girl! ❤️
Country comes from the heart and soul, and that's why it touches your heart and soul. Your hooked now and I'm proud to have y'all in our country family. LOVE Y'ALL !!!
Everyone seems to say they don't like country music until they really listen to it. Most of the songs tell a story, and most are really good stories. When you really listen, that's when you find yourself falling in love with country.
That is the great thing about country music, most people can relate to it. No matter if it's the older songs or the newer country rock, there is something for everyone. Welcome to the Country scene!
Charlie Daniels will forever live in the hearts of his fans. Please when you get a chance please review George Jones He stop loving her today & Who going to feel their Shoes. I bet you would be crying by the end of them
I was very lucky to get to see Charlie Daniels at a Concert back in 2005 when I was an active duty Marine, Before I was deployed to Iraq. He did the concert totally free and it was just for Military & Veterans in San Diego, Commi-fornia at Miramar Air Base. IT WAS AN EPIC SHOW even though back in 2005 he was already in pretty poor health and he had to take a break ever few songs to go backstage and breath with an oxygen tank for a few minutes. I think It showed just how much Genuine appreciation he had for us and showed what a strong & good character he had. He showed how deeply he loved our Military & wanted to support us. Because he would put himself through such a hassle & a Strain on his body to do the show for us, Especially because, He wasn’t being paid a dime for it. It was even more amazing when He saw how much the crowd was enjoying the show, He went backstage and grabbed his oxygen tank and rolled it out on stage with him and He stayed and just played more & more songs long into the night and took a bunch of requests from the crowd. The concert was originally supposed to be about 2 hrs long, Ended up lasting over 4 & 1/2 hrs long. Thank you Mr. Daniels for the wonderful show. May you Rest In Eternal Peace, GodSpeed
Nobody on TH-cam has reacted to the b-side track "Reflections" from Charlie Daniels, but it is especially appropriate with his passing and one of his most beautiful songs.
This is one of my all time favorites of his I'm from Alabama and I live in the country and have long hair myself so this song represents all of us long haired countryboys
Welcome to the Country Club. I am a Canadian and we love country music for a long time. You should do some 90's Country. That is a great decade of country music.
Yup, many a people have said they didn't think they would like country music, then after a few of the greats' best songs, they start diving in deeper and deeper. Whether it is the heart breaking tear jerkers or the more up beat party songs, it has something to reach inside of everyone and bring out the best of them.
You've always been wired for country music. You are just now able to admit it to yourself. Welcome aboard. We are happy to have you with us. Loving your reactions. Peace.
Being born in the 50’s and and an ole hippie girl with all red hair living the 70’s, this was one of favorite songs of all times cause it describes my character completely, however, I would sing, “you don’t like the way I’m living, just leave this long hair country girl alone”!!! R.I.P. Charlie! Love an light my friend!!! 🥰🌎☮️
If you can't tell he was really young when he started singing this song. I had the privilege of going to one of his concerts a few years back. Since he had found the lord and changed his life, he dosent say those lyrics anymore because they aren't true of his life. He doesn't get stoned or drunk anymore. This man is a legend may he rest in peace.
He has so many great songs. You could make a entire channel just on his music and performances. Just a peaceful simple man. That enjoyed family, fans, music, an good times.
Country music it's story telling at it's heart. Story telling about every day life. That is what's so relatable. Charlie was a tireless supporter of Farmers, he helped organize the first FarmAid concert, he did so many USO shows for the troops and veterans.( He was disqualified from serving due to poor eyesight ) His song Still in Saigon is one of the first acknowledgements of the condition now known as PTSD. Boogie Woogie Fiddle Country Blues is just plain fun to listen. I consider myself fortunate to have seen him in concert over a dozen times. Enjoy the ride
Thank you for reacting to this one Gitana. Excellent job 👍. This song will always have a special place in my heart. I lived it in my late teens and early 20’s. Charlie will never truly be gone until none remember him and his music. You are keeping his legacy alive by listening and sharing him with others. I’m sure he is smiling down on ya. Hope you and Donovan and his Mom are doing good. Please stay safe and keep up the great work. Edit: another great in the same vein as Charlie is David Alan Coe. I suggest checking out “You never even called me by my name”. The greatest country song ever written 😉
Early Charlie Daniels, already communicating a desire for freedom. Very 70's(1974). I grew up on a ranch in CA that embodied this song. Early on I was exposed to Cowboy /Hippies/ Vietnam Vets/ long haired country types. Nice to see G exploring this.
I love that you love country, new and old, It’s cool to see you get into the songs! You may never see this but a band I know you’ll love if you haven’t heard them is the Zac Brown Band! They have amazing love songs/stories that I’m sure you’ll love! If you ever see this, you need to listen to “Whatever it is” “Free” and/or “Jolene” if they can bring some emotions out of me, I know you’ll love them!
We are grateful we get to share our love of music with new people,and through you,kind of experience it again for the first time.You have become my favorite reactor and I saw my first from you when you were discovering Charlie Daniels for the first time
I think it's only fair that we thank you for giving country music the chance and understand it for what it is! To me, It's a complement hearing you talk about country music the way that you do! So thank you!
You need to check out Charlie pride. Waylon Jennings. Hank jr. Conway twitty Then go into the 90s country where you can see the influence of these guys
It seems that every beginning guitar player in my part of the state of Virginia--and there are LOT of guitar players here- learns this song early in their playing career. It just represents a lot of how we feel and live--well, with a little moderation in the weed and booze. Great reaction, you captured the essence of the song. Keep up the good work.
As a long haired country boy I say good review. I would venture that Charlie was right on the cusp of Southern Rock and Country, with a sprinkling of blues. I saw with Skynyrd at the Fox in Atlanta back in the ninties. Awesome. 🤠
I am glad to see you enjoying the song and country music. As a long time country music fan, I think many people have an image of country music that is not what it is in reality. Glad to see you so open to a new genre of music for you.
You might enjoy Waylon Jennings. He roomed with Johnny Cash for a time in the 1970s. They were also in a group together w/ fellow outlaws Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson. The group was called the Highwaymen. I know being a Johnny Cash fan you might already know this, but in case you didn't.
It's always nice to hear someone talk about passing these song down. As much as none of us like to admit it, we really need people to do so, as our genre is dying. As more of the commercial pop brand of country is forced upon the genre, the very heart and soul that made this music what it was is being lost. Our legends are all but gone, and the question still remains "Who's gonna fill their shoes?". Which brings me on to my next point, can you please react to "who's gonna fill their shoes" by George Jones? Promise you won't be disappointed.
I was fortunate enough to see him when I was stationed in Korea and he was amazing live and well into his 80s. He toured until he died basically. He stayed until everyone who wanted one got an autograph and picture, and most artists don't do that these days, even at bases. Other groups came, but you had to be in vip or fan groups to meet them.
Most people would never believe that they like country music until they actually listen to country music! Same with Bluegrass. Once people hear it, they don't know how they ever lived without it!
I did not remember watching this one but I came and found the thumb up blue. So I watched it again to refresh my memory and only wish the thumb could change to another colour for another like.
I like the way she described his "no none sense approach". One of the reasons a lot of non country fans (like many of us once were) convert to loving it. Country is real, and unapologetically. Everyone is invited, and if you're not about that scene, that's okay too.
Oh bless your pretty little British heart. I guess I thought everyone in the world knew CDB. I grew up in the southern USA that they are a part of life, Charlie Daniel's Band that is
im not in love with all country music, but ya have to appreciate good music and lyrics....you are a good person to be open for other stuff....I try to be too
I've been enjoying your reactions lately. I had never heard The Devil Went Back to Georgia either. That was so good! This one was great as well. Will you do one of my favorite Charlie Daniels songs? I haven't seen it requested, Drinking My Baby Goodbye -- I think you'll love it based on what I've seen so far. It can either be live or the audio from his greatest hits album, maybe hear the studio version first for your reaction then see one of the live versions off camera, I don't know it's up to you, really you can't go wrong however you decide to do it. Oh my, this song is sooo great, it's in my top 3 for sure. Thanks so much!
I always enjoy your country reactions. Vince Gill has a great voice and I think you would like him. And maybe Mark Chesnut -She was, would be a good song to react to
“Uneasy Rider 88”... bwahahahaha hilarious song! “...I said if you don't get your paw off me I'm gonna locate your nose around The other side of your head He said I love it when you get that fire in your eye I said well partner try this on for size And I unloaded on him and he went out like a light...” Just a snippet of the song to wet the appetite. If I share where he and his buddy were... well... that there’d ruin the surprise. 😃🤣😈
I'd love to see you react to The Righteous Brothers songs "Unchained Melody" and "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" - I don't know if you've heard them before, but I love those songs and would love to see you react to them.
Got so excited when I saw the notification for this pop up! I couldn't press play quick enough, lol! Had to stop in the middle of another video I was watching, it can wait!
Hey Gitana, I’ve notice you enjoy the distinctive “country sound” I whole heartedly recommend Randal kings “keep her on the line” or “ mirror mirror” would defiantly pull on the heart strings
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We feel you Gitana! The realism in Charlie's lyrics makes his music very relatable to our own lives. I'm sure Charlie is smiling down on you at this very moment saying, "Bless you heart sweetie."
I was a longhaired country boy when this song came out, and we dug it. Played it a lot
Glad you like ol Charlie.
I was just a country girl running with the long haired country boys.Dated one guy when I was around 15 took me hunting on our first date
I was raised in that way also. I remember my grandpa telling me once, “If you don’t have the money to buy something, it ain’t meant for you to have it yet.” I was brought up in the South & brought up around a variety of music. Country music was definitely one of those genres. Oh yeah, I was brought up on a country, dirt road & a farm.
He was one of the great story tellers and poets of a generation.
One more... 'Hank Williams, Jr. - "A Country Boy Can Survive"
I agree plus Hank Williams Jr "Family Tradition."
And "Outlaw Women", "Queen Of My Heart", "Man Of Steel".
Young lady country is a state of mind doesn’t matter where you’re at as long as you stay true to yourself
"He says what he means, and he means what he says" ... so Charlie! (And my dad as well!) Love your reactions!
Uneasy Rider and Legend of Wooley are both great songs of his as well. They tell great stories.
AGREE !!
After Uneasy Rider, you'd have to follow up with Uneasy Rider '88
Absolutely agree! Both songs are great stories!
Amen, something modern music is missing is an actual story line.
Kansas welcomes you to the "country" club you have such a great ride ahead of you.
You say that you feel his lyrics, I guess you are Long-Haired Country Girl in Heart, Gitana!
Uneasy Rider is the first one I ever heard from him back when it came out in the 70s it was one of those that I believe you will like by Charlie Daniels
Well G, we did adopt you as a Country Girl some time back. Your Country Reactions have a quality that the others do not have. Its Beautiful.
This song tells exactly what Charlie was...follow this up with what Johnny Cash was “The Man in Black”
If your liking this then you'll love Hank Williams Jr anything and everything from him especially "country boy can survive"
If you want to hear a serious composition by this great artist, check out Still In Saigon.
Tommy Crain was great also
Nothing better.
Please do my favorite Charlie Daniel's song Legend Of Wooley Swamp. It's different, a ghost story, but very awesome.
Be a great Halloween song to react to
YEEEES!!...Legend of Wooley swamp!
I started listening to Charlie Daniels back in the 70s during the Southern Rock era. Charlie grow up over the decades, but was always the same. He had stopped writing about dope smoking and drinking and started writing about simple ways, love of God and Country. Down to Earth, good ole Southern boy. He will be greatly missed.
Charley will be missed RIP
His Story telling was second to none. That will be missed in all music that talent.
Great Reaction as always
Stay Safe 😍 😍😍 😍❤️
Years ago I was at a southern jam in Memphis and Jerry jeff Walker was on stage soooo drunk and stumbling around when Charlie appeared and just enveloped him and calmly walked him off stage and before the crowd got ugly he was up on stage soloing on his fiddle while they started to set his band. I was always impressed with the love he did this with. He was a living definition of a good man.
The first and my favorite CDB song was Caballo Diablo, this song is well worth a visit.
I grew up on this music. Still live by these words today. And the Bible. Don't need anything else.
It's a simple and straightforward song, but it's one of my favorites from him. Probably because I can sing along to it, and I like the lyrics, "A poor girl wants to marry, and a rich girl wants to flirt. A rich man goes to college, and a poor man goes to work."
Thanks for the reaction. 😊
Oh my Gosh I love your reactions. Another great artist is Chris LeDeoux called This Cowboy’s Hat💕💕💕💕💕
Sandra Janowski yes, a true singing cowboy gone too soon! 😢
I’m absolutely loving your country reactions!!! 🙏
Hello from Oklahoma. Great Reactions from you, especially Country. 👍🏻
All of the songs you have done reactions to so far take me back to my late teens early 20's. This music was so so good. Hank William's Jr. Was very much like him in the way he wrote songs.
I'm so happy I join Gitana channel last month! She is so delightful & likable! I love Charlie Daniels music - the lyrics speak to me! R.I.P Mr. Daniels
You need to look at Waylon Jennings ,Kris Kristopherson, Merle Haggard ,Willie Nelson,Charlie Pride and so many more old school country back into the 50's 60' and 70's too many to name.
Waylon is a staple to country music !
Y'all forgot the women. Loretta Lynn, Emmy lou. June carter, dolly, and yes many more
Don't forget the 6 Hanks, Dottie West, Kitty Wells, Patsy Cline, Jack Greene, Charlie Rich, Jim Reeves, Buck Owens, Roy Clark, Glen Campbell, etc.
Charlie, Willie, Wylon, and Hank Jr. The Outlaw country boys yee hawww. Loved it.😀
He Ain't dead till people stop listening to his music, Facts.
You keep sayin that you're late to the party... I'm certain Charlie Daniels would and is happy that you and countless others are listening to his music now. It keeps his music alive! And in a way it keeps him alive as well. And that feeling you feel when you listen to him or any country artist, well, that just what truth feels like. Love your videos and you and Donovan as well! The world needs more you, and more Charlie's...
And you make an awesome country girl! ❤️
Country comes from the heart and soul, and that's why it touches your heart and soul. Your hooked now and I'm proud to have y'all in our country family. LOVE Y'ALL !!!
Everyone seems to say they don't like country music until they really listen to it. Most of the songs tell a story, and most are really good stories. When you really listen, that's when you find yourself falling in love with country.
CHARLIE DANIELS, "LONG HAIR COUNTRY BOY". THIS WAS MY PERSONAL ANTHEM...✌
On the plus side, truly great music never goes out of style. People will continue to discover this amazing music for decades to come.
How about some John Anderson - Seminole Wind
Great one!
Yesssssss 👍
Yep
Seminole Wind while great is too cliche, give "Wild and Blue" a listen
Yes yes yes!
That is the great thing about country music, most people can relate to it. No matter if it's the older songs or the newer country rock, there is something for everyone. Welcome to the Country scene!
Charlie Daniels will forever live in the hearts of his fans. Please when you get a chance please review George Jones He stop loving her today
& Who going to feel their Shoes. I bet you would be crying by the end of them
RIP Charlie Daniels
1936-2020
A true country legend, playing his fiddle in heaven now!!
I was very lucky to get to see Charlie Daniels at a Concert back in 2005 when I was an active duty Marine, Before I was deployed to Iraq. He did the concert totally free and it was just for Military & Veterans in San Diego, Commi-fornia at Miramar Air Base. IT WAS AN EPIC SHOW even though back in 2005 he was already in pretty poor health and he had to take a break ever few songs to go backstage and breath with an oxygen tank for a few minutes. I think It showed just how much Genuine appreciation he had for us and showed what a strong & good character he had. He showed how deeply he loved our Military & wanted to support us. Because he would put himself through such a hassle & a Strain on his body to do the show for us, Especially because, He wasn’t being paid a dime for it. It was even more amazing when He saw how much the crowd was enjoying the show, He went backstage and grabbed his oxygen tank and rolled it out on stage with him and He stayed and just played more & more songs long into the night and took a bunch of requests from the crowd. The concert was originally supposed to be about 2 hrs long, Ended up lasting over 4 & 1/2 hrs long.
Thank you Mr. Daniels for the wonderful show. May you Rest In Eternal Peace, GodSpeed
Nobody on TH-cam has reacted to the b-side track "Reflections" from Charlie Daniels, but it is especially appropriate with his passing and one of his most beautiful songs.
This is one of my all time favorites of his I'm from Alabama and I live in the country and have long hair myself so this song represents all of us long haired countryboys
Welcome to the Country Club. I am a Canadian and we love country music for a long time.
You should do some 90's Country. That is a great decade of country music.
Yup, many a people have said they didn't think they would like country music, then after a few of the greats' best songs, they start diving in deeper and deeper. Whether it is the heart breaking tear jerkers or the more up beat party songs, it has something to reach inside of everyone and bring out the best of them.
When you have Artists with a multitude of hits...Blocks are a must!
Country music is simply no bullshit and honesty. That's the way we live our lives everyday.
You've always been wired for country music. You are just now able to admit it to yourself. Welcome aboard. We are happy to have you with us. Loving your reactions. Peace.
Its a connection to other people. Country music provides that connection. Glad you are now a country girl.
The greatest entertainer that also made the song that bring so many of us all over the planet together with his beautiful music
Being born in the 50’s and and an ole hippie girl with all red hair living the 70’s, this was one of favorite songs of all times cause it describes my character completely, however, I would sing, “you don’t like the way I’m living, just leave this long hair country girl alone”!!! R.I.P. Charlie! Love an light my friend!!! 🥰🌎☮️
Country music... REAL country music speaks truths.
If you can't tell he was really young when he started singing this song. I had the privilege of going to one of his concerts a few years back. Since he had found the lord and changed his life, he dosent say those lyrics anymore because they aren't true of his life. He doesn't get stoned or drunk anymore. This man is a legend may he rest in peace.
He has so many great songs. You could make a entire channel just on his music and performances. Just a peaceful simple man. That enjoyed family, fans, music, an good times.
Country music it's story telling at it's heart. Story telling about every day life. That is what's so relatable. Charlie was a tireless supporter of Farmers, he helped organize the first FarmAid concert, he did so many USO shows for the troops and veterans.( He was disqualified from serving due to poor eyesight ) His song Still in Saigon is one of the first acknowledgements of the condition now known as PTSD.
Boogie Woogie Fiddle Country Blues is just plain fun to listen. I consider myself fortunate to have seen him in concert over a dozen times. Enjoy the ride
Thank you for reacting to this one Gitana. Excellent job 👍. This song will always have a special place in my heart. I lived it in my late teens and early 20’s. Charlie will never truly be gone until none remember him and his music. You are keeping his legacy alive by listening and sharing him with others. I’m sure he is smiling down on ya.
Hope you and Donovan and his Mom are doing good. Please stay safe and keep up the great work.
Edit: another great in the same vein as Charlie is David Alan Coe. I suggest checking out “You never even called me by my name”. The greatest country song ever written 😉
Thank you :-) I'm loving these reactions and tributes by you to one of the greatest storytellers in music of all time
Early Charlie Daniels, already communicating a desire for freedom. Very 70's(1974). I grew up on a ranch in CA that embodied this song. Early on I was exposed to Cowboy /Hippies/ Vietnam Vets/ long haired country types. Nice to see G exploring this.
Omg,yes.I have been waiting for you to react to this song(and legend of wolley swamp)
I love that you love country, new and old,
It’s cool to see you get into the songs!
You may never see this but a band I know you’ll love if you haven’t heard them is the Zac Brown Band! They have amazing love songs/stories that I’m sure you’ll love! If you ever see this, you need to listen to “Whatever it is” “Free” and/or “Jolene”
if they can bring some emotions out of me, I know you’ll love them!
We are grateful we get to share our love of music with new people,and through you,kind of experience it again for the first time.You have become my favorite reactor and I saw my first from you when you were discovering Charlie Daniels for the first time
I think it's only fair that we thank you for giving country music the chance and understand it for what it is! To me, It's a complement hearing you talk about country music the way that you do! So thank you!
As a 5th gen Texan i live 45 min from a small town. These words ring true to this day.
Lovin’ the Country music! Most of all, thank you for the Tribute to our Gentle Giant!
You need to check out Charlie pride. Waylon Jennings. Hank jr. Conway twitty Then go into the 90s country where you can see the influence of these guys
It seems that every beginning guitar player in my part of the state of Virginia--and there are LOT of guitar players here- learns this song early in their playing career. It just represents a lot of how we feel and live--well, with a little moderation in the weed and booze. Great reaction, you captured the essence of the song. Keep up the good work.
Shout out from Texas. I went form a super short hair cut to hair past my shoulders after hearing this song during Covid.
As a long haired country boy I say good review. I would venture that Charlie was right on the cusp of Southern Rock and Country, with a sprinkling of blues. I saw with Skynyrd at the Fox in Atlanta back in the ninties. Awesome. 🤠
I am glad to see you enjoying the song and country music. As a long time country music fan, I think many people have an image of country music that is not what it is in reality. Glad to see you so open to a new genre of music for you.
You might enjoy Waylon Jennings. He roomed with Johnny Cash for a time in the 1970s. They were also in a group together w/ fellow outlaws Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson. The group was called the Highwaymen. I know being a Johnny Cash fan you might already know this, but in case you didn't.
It's always nice to hear someone talk about passing these song down. As much as none of us like to admit it, we really need people to do so, as our genre is dying. As more of the commercial pop brand of country is forced upon the genre, the very heart and soul that made this music what it was is being lost. Our legends are all but gone, and the question still remains "Who's gonna fill their shoes?". Which brings me on to my next point, can you please react to "who's gonna fill their shoes" by George Jones? Promise you won't be disappointed.
I was the same way. I was very late to the party with country music and now I can't imagine it not being in my life!
I was fortunate enough to see him when I was stationed in Korea and he was amazing live and well into his 80s. He toured until he died basically. He stayed until everyone who wanted one got an autograph and picture, and most artists don't do that these days, even at bases. Other groups came, but you had to be in vip or fan groups to meet them.
This takes me back. RIP Charlie.
Awesome reaction as always. Please react to Alabama (Close Enough to Perfect) or (Feels So Right) or (When We Make Love). Thank you
Most people would never believe that they like country music until they actually listen to country music! Same with Bluegrass. Once people hear it, they don't know how they ever lived without it!
You are the only person or channel I have the notifications turned on for, I absolutely LOVE your emotional reactions!!!❤❤❤
R.I.P. Charlie. Got to see you do an acoustic set at FOB summerall in 09. Was a foot away. An amazing experience
I did not remember watching this one but I came and found the thumb up blue. So I watched it again to refresh my memory and only wish the thumb could change to another colour for another like.
The legendary Charlie Daniels.
The south gonna do it again by Charlie Daniels
Love Charlie. He was one of the bad boys of Country that lived a rough life like Waylon Jennings ,Hank Jr. and many more that wasn't pop country.
Got to listen to one more from this legend simple man. It fits todays times in 2020
Love gitana!! Been a long haired country boy for a long time.! Still always love gitana!
I like the way she described his "no none sense approach". One of the reasons a lot of non country fans (like many of us once were) convert to loving it. Country is real, and unapologetically. Everyone is invited, and if you're not about that scene, that's okay too.
Love this one and simple Man 💙💙
To hear your accent when you say " AIN'T" Is hot to this long-haired country boy of the south
Oh bless your pretty little British heart. I guess I thought everyone in the world knew CDB. I grew up in the southern USA that they are a part of life, Charlie Daniel's Band that is
Charlie Daniels-Texas and Souths gonna do it again are good ones.
Great song. And I'm glad you did this version; it is the best.
Don't know which I enjoyed more - The song or your reaction! Please react to Jennifer Nettles - Hey Heartbreak
The greatest song and the greatest entertainer ever walked the earth 🌎🌎🌎🌎
Craig Morgan’s The father, my son, and the Holy Ghost. He lost his son in a boating accident and it’s a real good song
Beautiful song.
im not in love with all country music, but ya have to appreciate good music and lyrics....you are a good person to be open for other stuff....I try to be too
Country boy from Texas here. I've been watching your videos for a little while now. You have got to do some George Strait. The king of country music.
I've been enjoying your reactions lately. I had never heard The Devil Went Back to Georgia either. That was so good! This one was great as well. Will you do one of my favorite Charlie Daniels songs? I haven't seen it requested, Drinking My Baby Goodbye -- I think you'll love it based on what I've seen so far. It can either be live or the audio from his greatest hits album, maybe hear the studio version first for your reaction then see one of the live versions off camera, I don't know it's up to you, really you can't go wrong however you decide to do it. Oh my, this song is sooo great, it's in my top 3 for sure. Thanks so much!
I always enjoy your country reactions. Vince Gill has a great voice and I think you would like him. And maybe Mark Chesnut -She was, would be a good song to react to
“Uneasy Rider 88”... bwahahahaha hilarious song!
“...I said if you don't get your paw off me
I'm gonna locate your nose around
The other side of your head
He said I love it when you get that fire in your eye
I said well partner try this on for size
And I unloaded on him and he went out like a light...”
Just a snippet of the song to wet the appetite. If I share where he and his buddy were... well... that there’d ruin the surprise. 😃🤣😈
What I love about the song is most people just wanna be left alone,so it connects a lot of people.
I'd love to see you react to The Righteous Brothers songs "Unchained Melody" and "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" - I don't know if you've heard them before, but I love those songs and would love to see you react to them.
Thank you for sharing and reacting!!
Got so excited when I saw the notification for this pop up! I couldn't press play quick enough, lol! Had to stop in the middle of another video I was watching, it can wait!
Try Charlie in Orange Blossom special live. He has so much fun challenging each of the band members to duel with their respective instruments.
Hey Gitana, I’ve notice you enjoy the distinctive “country sound” I whole heartedly recommend Randal kings “keep her on the line” or “ mirror mirror” would defiantly pull on the heart strings