Johnny Paycheck -- Pardon Me (I've Got Someone To Kill) [REACTION/RATING]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- My special guest joined me for this request, and once you hear this song you'll never forget it.
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Hard to beat the authentic feel of a Paycheck song! What makes this song even more real is that Johnny went to prison for attempted murder after a glancing shot to a guy's head. Some just talk the talk, but some live it.
@David Emswiler Yeah, that's nuts about Johnny doing this song and it being somewhat of a revelation of what may have taken place in his mind.
Outlaw country
@@Bazooka_Momma Yep
He was higher than a giraffe snatch when he did it too, lol
I knew here, but I’m going down your rabbit hole and it is wonderful
Wow I’ve never heard that song before that’s a super dark song but it does hit Some parts of life and what people may be going through but it is kind of funny how calm he is and he’s like excuse me but I’ve got someone to kill that’s crazy but brilliant at the same time for the song
That steel guitar intro just kills me every time I hear it ❤
This is a pretty shocking murder ballad realistically conveyed by one of the greatest country talents who ever lived. This song was recorded during Johnny's sojourn in the 60's with the Little Darlin' record label and many would reckon that he recorded his best material during that period. His recording of "Apartment #9" is a case in point and it features the fantastic steel playing of Lloyd Greene. Thanks again for another well-argued reaction/rating, Don, and keep rockin' dat country, hoss.
Appreciate your thoughts! :-)
@@cpf383exactly! I haven’t heard an intro that strikes me like this one
The last outlaw will always be close to my heart, and the feel I get from Mr Paycheck, wow. I picture him stood at the saloon door, with a revolver in his holster, talking to his friend sat at the bar stool before he gallops away on his stallion up to the ranch, before he takes place in his arm chair next to the window waiting with a double barrel shotgun, for his lover and her new love to come home and as soon as they walk in, with no expression, he pulls that trigger of the shotgun
Thanks for playing this one as it was one I had suggested as well to get your reaction. Johnny was quite a character and his early stuff on the Little Darlin' label are his best. I suggest Jerry Lee Lewis "She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye."
I was gonna send this to you but I thought it was a little harsh. Luckily I've never had my heart broken. I usually run them off first. Its cool you did this song. Paycheck is one of my favorites. My favorite of all times is Jerry Lee Lewis. Mainly his country stuff. Glad to see your having fun with surrogate daughter. Good to be able to spend some time with people you like & that like you. Now I'm off to work man
@Joe Skinner It was a blast heaving her here doing these with me. She's not comfortable on camera, which made it that much more enjoyable for me. Ha! Lex's comment about this song being like an episode of Dateline was hilarious--I never would have thought of that, but she was right!
No shit 😂. I'm from Bentonville, Arkansas
This song will always be my favorite!! Paycheck is a legend
Love this song. Knowing how Johnny was this could have been a true story
@Corn Pop kinda scary lol
@Corn Pop yes I have
Holy crap, hard corp.
love this song and y’all should do more reviews together it’s amazing
@Holly Buckley I'd love to have her do more reactions with me, but she's a busy girl in NYC and I'm out in Jersey, so we only see each other every couple of months. But when I get her here she knows she's doing a couple of reactions with me.
RockN2Country that’s awesome i hope you and your family are staying safe and healthy in this crazy time, love your videos there always great and make me smile,all the way from Nashville Tennessee, keep up the rocking xxx
RockN2Country i’m sorry it’s not older country but i was wondering if you could do a review to Kane brown worldwide beautiful i think it’s a great song and it’s great for how everything is going right now in this world
Great to see you with your lovely guest reactor, Lex. It could have been a better song but the singer is excellent.
I never heard this one. 🤨 There might be a reason for that 🤣 I prefer "Mr Love Maker" and "Take This Job and Shove It".
outlaw country the best
You should review
"El Coyote" or "The Cape" by Guy Clark
Love this song
Have you done Lyle Lovett “The Lights of LA County”? If not please do. It is another murder ballad but as only Lyle could do. Your comments about the rating made me think of the Despair.com demotivator poster on “Dysfunction - the only consistent feature of all your failed relationships is you.” OUCH!
Johnny Paycheck almost killed someone in a bar, he shot someone in a bar back in the 80's.
Great song. You don't really hear it much because of its dark message. Classic
The Delightful Duo, Captain Don and Lex! That song escalated quickly! Definitely not a love song. Frankie has some explaining to do, lol! Love and hugs for all~stay safe~stay kind~stay humble!
Well he polite 😮
Gene watson you gave me a mountain. A great song to hear. Amazing
You should review "Another story" by The Damn Quails.
Since Johnny spent a couple years in jail for shooting a man. WOW this song⚠️⚠️
Hi Don. It’s time to revisit Willy Tea Taylor. Specifically his song “Chickamauga”. I have long been a big fan of TC and CW, but this song has recently become my favourite song. Poignant story of the civil war’s “Battle of Chickamauga”. Cheers!
@David I love Willy's stuff, but I've been blocked at least once so I stay away after that. I think I have one reaction of Willy's that was successful, but getting blocked once usually means getting blocked again.
@@RockN2Country yeah. You did 2 of his songs a year ago and they were great. I can understand not wanting to waste your time if there’s a good chance it would be blocked. What a song though. Worth a listen.
your ch must be getting big 4 ads in one vid don't know if should be happy for you or mad at ytube HAKAD
@dan sigurdson TH-cam does what it wants once we're big enough!! I'm not the biggest fish in the pond, but big enough to where they are able to make some money from my reactions. I suppose it's a fair deal for letting us reactors use copyrighted songs, so we all just deal with it.
Johnny was a great artist. I like this song but not one of his best.
If you listen to "sounds of chains" ward davis it goes really good after this song
Almost true
War Eagle
@Steven Cryar Nice win over UTjr yesterday.
The last 2 songs you did that I listened to I gave the same rating as you. What I can't stand is bluegrass or folk music. Like Peter, Paul & Mary or Joan Baez. I love soul music. When I was overseas I had a lot of black friends & thats all we listened to.
Ouch...no bluegrass...that almost hurts! I agree with you on Peter, Paul & Mary and Joan Baez, but you really don't like Ralph Stanley, Allison Krauss and Union Station, Ricky Skaggs etc.? Even Bill Monroe, who some call the father of bluegrass was applauded for his incorporation of blues and jazz into old timey mountain pickin'.
Jesus saves
Don't care about hat