As a chemical plant operator on the Houston ship channel that deals with the things this song talks about daily, this is literally my favorite song ever. So glad it’s finally getting its recognition.
Michael, I've completely fallen in love with your channel. Your passion for the music you review is intoxicating. Your reactions to the country/folk/bluegrass music that you listen to (which is what I predominantly listen to) remind me so much of how I felt when I first heard them. You have such an articulate way of describing your feelings, and it's really a joy to watch. Please react to 'Follow you to Virgie' by Tyler Childers (The OurVinyl Session version). Oh! And either 'The Housefire' or 'Down Here' by Turnpike Troubadours
I think you miss the point of his channel. I think he said what he liked most about the channel was that he was able to find new music and also let us be introduced to new music. Which is why it's disappointing to me to see that all you people do is mention that same style of music and even the same people over and over again. To me, that defeats the purpose. There's so much Michael still hasn't gotten into because most of you guys keep voting up similar things. I found wings of Pegasus much more interesting in this regard because he does a loooooot of different stuff. I wish Michael would do more instead of the similar styles over and over again. I don't see much classical (and I heard him say he really likes classical) like Paco De Lucia, sabicas, or something branched off from it like estas tonne and there's literally so much more. I still like the channel and love the way he gets into it and breaks it down, just this little thing I've felt missing in some ways, not entirely.
"It happened on a French owned tanker ship, spilling poison into Galveston bay" en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_City_disaster I was born and raised in the town referenced in the song. I drive past the port of Texas City every day on my drive to work where I work in a metal fabrication shop supporting the chemical plants he talks about in the song. The name of the ship was the Grand Camp and was one of the worst industrial disasters in history. I have friends and family with relatives that lived through the ordeal and their stories are incredible. It's a huge part of the history of our small city. Powerful song.
I agree it’s powerful!! I’m from Santa Fe myself actually, and grew up with my dad offshore half the year. I don’t think he’s referencing the grand camp though, because this is an autobiographical song and I doubt Galloway was 13 in 1947. I may be wrong but it I think it might’ve been the Mega Borg spill in 1990. Lmk what you think. I’m glad to see other south 45 people on here!!
@@REIDALICIOUSSSS I agree, don't think it was the Grand Camp, but also don't think it was the Mega Borg either. Mega was a Norwegian owned vessel and that explosion and spill happened about 50 miles out. I have been trying for a while to find some "french owned" spill of any kind in the Galveston bay/ Houston Channel since i heard the song with little luck. All I can figure is artistic license with details and maybe an amalgamation of different spills that have happened. I'm from Houston orbit too, went to school in Galveston.
Such a great song, and the video actually adds rather than detracts for a change. My dad had a great job when I was growing up, but it kept him travelling from one side of the country to the next every other week. When he was home, he used that little time to fix things up around the house, whether it be the yard, a broken appliance, the bills. He never stopped working. And once everything was finally in order, he was too exhausted to do anything but sit and catch his breath. I still remember one Saturday after he got home from a trip, we went out into the yard to play catch with a baseball. Little eight year old me wanted to show dad just how good of an arm I had, so I threw that ball into the dirt, over his head, ten feet to the left and right. He told me to throw softer and focus, but man, I wanted to impress. I missed the mark again, the ball rolling down the street, and he went inside to take a nap. Just crushed me. He's in his 70's now, stick thin, losing weight and can't keep it on. I'm a few years in the red trying to start my own business after a few failure attempts already, but I won't quit until I find something that works. I'll keep trying and struggling until I find success. I want to actually be here for my kids, and I won't compromise that short, precious time. Failure is not an option.
This is one of those songs that still gives me the chills every damn time after countless plays. That whistlng fits in so well with the theme too. That typical working man off to the plant/mine/whatever whistle really ties the lyrics together for me.
This song takes me to tears every time. I missed the younger years of my children working in the oil fields of Oklahoma. One day after I almost lost my life, I walked away from it. My prayers are always with those who put it on the line to Keep the wolves away.
This song and cats in the cradle resonate so much with folks from corpus to Shreveport. Shout out to all the fathers and guys out there grinding to support themselves and their families. American heroes everyone should appreciate more.
I’m a lucky man. My oldest son said he would never allow me to be in a Nursing Home. He said he will raise his kids like I raised him and his brothers and sisters.
Another great vid. I had the bitter-sweet pleasure of seeing one of the last shows that Uncle Lucius played, and I have seen and met Kevin Galloway since he has been on his own. He is a great guy, and an incredible musician.
My late great Uncle Rev. booked them at Spirits (restaurant) in Alexandria, La. One of there first shows. He passed this year. One of the biggest losses of my life. I heard this song from a friend and asked who is that? I sent the song to my Uncle and he sent me pictures. I was blown away. He was a magnet for talent. This is a special song to me obviously. Will learn it for sure. Grew up in Louisiana so it really hits home. My Uncle was the best man anyone could ever know.
Pleaseeee do “Sometimes Wine” by Sturgill Simpson and Sunday Valley. Watch the one where they are in a barn. Sturgill plays his telecaster he made from scratch like there’s no tomorrow and his voice fits the bluegrass country sound so well.
I absolutely enjoyed your reaction to uncle Lucius! My brother is five years younger than me and he introduced this the song to me a couple years ago after our father died. Our father worked three and four jobs to provide for his family. He always took care of us and put himself last. It wasn’t until after my father died that I realized how much my brother was like my father. Now it’s his turn to keep The wolves away. He works out of town all the time and rarely gets to see his family. Know that I’ve watched your reaction, I understand this song so much better. As I’m typing this, I’m crying! Thank you!
I’ve always loved this song! It reminds me of my dad. Growing up he was lineman and worked all the over time he could to help pay bills cause my mom didn’t work. He had a lot of friends die on the line and a few close calls him self. He’s getting close to retiring and lord willing before long I’ll be a lineman with the same company he was! Also band of heathens - hurricane is one you should check out!
Thanks for doing this one been a fan of Uncle Lucius for a long time. Please react to Benjamin Tod. He's the front man for Lost Dog Street Band. Phenomenal storyteller! Many of his videos have over 1M views. Any song you choose would be awesome. I really think you'd like his style.
Im from Austin, worked in a restaurant with the drummer of this band and saw them play at threadgills several times. And the song is true story of the singers father
Grateful to you for doing this song... it has so much connection to my life. I grew up in the same town that Kevin Galloway is from, Freeport TX. Freeport is an a blue collar town surrounded by petrochemical complex. The mouth of the muddy Brazos and "Refinery clouds" paint vivid pictures for me. I fished from the banks of the Brazos, and yes, it's muddy. If you go off shore from Freeport and look back, you see a green haze over the area from the chlorine gas from the plants. The part that really hits home for me is that the dad was gassed by a spill from a French owned tanker. My dad was gassed by a leak from a French owned tanker. It wasn't in Galveston Bay, though. He worked at a French owned Chemical plant in Freeport and was sent to deal with a gas leak on a tanker in Mexico City. He had an equipment malfunction and was gassed and lost a lot of lung capacity. This area is full of hard working people dealing every day with dangerous chemicals just trying to make a living. Hell, one of the plants exploded on one the day my little brother was born. Great song, and I appreciate your take on it.
Benjamin Tod “we ain’t even kin” is a near and dear song to me that and I think you’d like the lyrics and his music over all. Not a very popular artist but definitely deserves a reaction!
Micheal, I hope you read this. Kevin is singing a true story. This song is about what actually happened to his dad. It’s his own experience. And an added note, at around the 11:00 mark when you stop the video, that is his dad in the white cowboy hat. We saw his dad numerous times when they would play that Texas landmark, Gruene Hall. It’s a powerful song by an incredible band that is sadly no longer together. I laughed at your reaction when Kevin started singing the first words. That was exactly how I looked for two hours the first time I saw them live. We followed these Austin guys around Texas for 3-4 years. By the way, great job on the reaction videos.
“Work like hell to keep the wolves at bay”... ain’t that the truth. Powerful stuff! I’m a father of two girls and I promise you that nothing will change a man as much as having children. Every day seems long, but man oh man the years pass by so fast. Cherish those long days because they’re gone in the blink of an eye. Great works of art always appeal to the human condition, which is exactly what this song does. Excellent video, Mikey! 🎸🔥
I love your little add ons when you get the melody. It makes me feel like I'm listening to the songs for the first time again. Thank you so much for doing what you do. Cheers!
You're an incredible teacher and player no doubt, but speaking with so much depth about life and how it relates to the music is what makes you such a special artist Micheal!
You should really listen to "The tallest man on earth" he is a great picker, would recommend The tallest man on earth "Revelation Blues" - City of Music The Tallest Man On Earth - "What I've Been Kicking Around" (Live at WFUV) ONE of the reasons why i started playing guitar
Love this song... I never realized some of the struggles my parents went through when I was younger. My dad worked two full time jobs, 80+ hours a week, and we barely scraped by. Never had a clue until after my wife and I had our first, and he reminded of the responsibility I now held as a dad. That’s when he told me everything they went threw when we were kids.
Sort of stinks that they quit touring as a band. Caught Kevin in a solo gig at the Old Quarter down in Galveston back in January and he tore it up. Puts on a great show.
The Sun is Shinning Down by JJ Grey and Mofro is a tear jerker. A very talented musician with tons of soul straight from my home time. Never fails to hit me in my soul.
Could you do an episode on Gregory Alan Isakov? His songs, as I like to put it, make you nostalgic for somewhere you've never been. His song If I Go, I'm Goin th-cam.com/video/4v9yE96j9Z0/w-d-xo.html is one of my favorites.
Dude! I’ve noticed that you haven’t done Greta Van Fleet yet! A bunch of young kids bringing back 60’s 70’s rock. They will sound familiar but are non-the-less impressive. I’d love to see what you think of them. “When the curtain falls” is a really cool song that would be perfect!
As much as I like your emotion and reaction to the details, it is amazing watching your musical knowledge break songs down immediately. Also if you want a raw emotional song check out Amigo the Devil - Cocaine and Abel th-cam.com/video/qE2PHfJIcpM/w-d-xo.html
As a dad in his early 40s with 2 very young kids, this video really hit home for me and has inspired me to be an even better dad. Thank you Michael and Uncle Lucius!
Just watched this video. I've heard this tune many times but NEVER HAVE EVER WATCHED the music video. 😰 YOU , made made me into a subscriber to this channel. Thank you for the indepth content review and solid deep emotion from your playing and life. Thank you.
Just found your channel and love it. I don't play, I've always wanted to but have never committed. My grandfather (1926-2019) was an old time honky tonk man back in the day. Watching him play was some of my favorite times as a child and I really appreciated it as I got older. I can't sing but love to and I can't keep a beat, haha. With that though, the way you break down songs is great and I really connect with the way you do it. I've started doing this with my two daughters recently. I'll pick out lines from a song and break them down together to see what the meaning is beyond the words and how it applies to life. Your Tyler Childers videos and this one just really spoke to me. I'm also a big fan of Cody Jinks and his song, Somewhere in the Middle, is another that I'd love to see your take on. Keep the vids coming!
As a chemical plant operator on the Houston ship channel that deals with the things this song talks about daily, this is literally my favorite song ever. So glad it’s finally getting its recognition.
Which facility?
Y’all ain’t the only ones. Y’all off 225?
@@Travis09kailee05 yessir
Thank you for keeping our cars running and world otherwise turning, brother. We appreciate your hard work.
I caught it from Yellowstone
“Band of Heathens - Hurricane” and “Prophets and Outlaws - Soul Shop” are worth checking out.
Hurricane would be a good one!
I will always prefer the Bands original version of the Hurricane but the Band of Heathens isn’t bad
Both have epic guitar work in them.
Definitely Hurricane! Awesome song.
Hurricane is a awesome song
I love this song. I actually have “now it’s my turn to keep the wolves away” tattooed on the inside of my bicep. Powerful lyrics.
I totally get it...song rips me a new one every time
"The whistler" by the white buffalo at guitar center
definitely that songs brilliant
Yes!
Been suggesting it myself for weeks! That or Oh Darlin, What Have I done...
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literally was looking to see if he had done a reaction to this yet
“You don’t care enough for me to cry” by John moreland
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Yesssss!
yesssss
Great song
Anything by Moreland
Michael, I've completely fallen in love with your channel. Your passion for the music you review is intoxicating. Your reactions to the country/folk/bluegrass music that you listen to (which is what I predominantly listen to) remind me so much of how I felt when I first heard them. You have such an articulate way of describing your feelings, and it's really a joy to watch.
Please react to 'Follow you to Virgie' by Tyler Childers (The OurVinyl Session version). Oh! And either 'The Housefire' or 'Down Here' by Turnpike Troubadours
I think you miss the point of his channel. I think he said what he liked most about the channel was that he was able to find new music and also let us be introduced to new music. Which is why it's disappointing to me to see that all you people do is mention that same style of music and even the same people over and over again. To me, that defeats the purpose. There's so much Michael still hasn't gotten into because most of you guys keep voting up similar things. I found wings of Pegasus much more interesting in this regard because he does a loooooot of different stuff. I wish Michael would do more instead of the similar styles over and over again. I don't see much classical (and I heard him say he really likes classical) like Paco De Lucia, sabicas, or something branched off from it like estas tonne and there's literally so much more. I still like the channel and love the way he gets into it and breaks it down, just this little thing I've felt missing in some ways, not entirely.
TheDaarkWarrior fil comes here, oddly enough🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻☘
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What a GREAT comment Brother!
"It happened on a French owned tanker ship, spilling poison into Galveston bay"
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_City_disaster
I was born and raised in the town referenced in the song. I drive past the port of Texas City every day on my drive to work where I work in a metal fabrication shop supporting the chemical plants he talks about in the song.
The name of the ship was the Grand Camp and was one of the worst industrial disasters in history. I have friends and family with relatives that lived through the ordeal and their stories are incredible. It's a huge part of the history of our small city.
Powerful song.
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I agree it’s powerful!! I’m from Santa Fe myself actually, and grew up with my dad offshore half the year. I don’t think he’s referencing the grand camp though, because this is an autobiographical song and I doubt Galloway was 13 in 1947. I may be wrong but it I think it might’ve been the Mega Borg spill in 1990. Lmk what you think. I’m glad to see other south 45 people on here!!
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@@REIDALICIOUSSSS I agree, don't think it was the Grand Camp, but also don't think it was the Mega Borg either. Mega was a Norwegian owned vessel and that explosion and spill happened about 50 miles out. I have been trying for a while to find some "french owned" spill of any kind in the Galveston bay/ Houston Channel since i heard the song with little luck. All I can figure is artistic license with details and maybe an amalgamation of different spills that have happened. I'm from Houston orbit too, went to school in Galveston.
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You should listen to anything that Zach Bryan has made. He’s similar to Tyler Childers
Hell yes heading south is one of my favorite songs right now
Zach Bryan is definitely a growing artist
I like "old man" myself but they are all good songs
@@chasederrick5319 his best song by far lol new dad here... Or doing fine
Washington Lilacs or Hope Again are some of my favorites right now.
The song is a true story about the singer and his childhood.
And that's his parents in the crowd in the last verse.
Such a great song, and the video actually adds rather than detracts for a change.
My dad had a great job when I was growing up, but it kept him travelling from one side of the country to the next every other week. When he was home, he used that little time to fix things up around the house, whether it be the yard, a broken appliance, the bills. He never stopped working. And once everything was finally in order, he was too exhausted to do anything but sit and catch his breath.
I still remember one Saturday after he got home from a trip, we went out into the yard to play catch with a baseball. Little eight year old me wanted to show dad just how good of an arm I had, so I threw that ball into the dirt, over his head, ten feet to the left and right. He told me to throw softer and focus, but man, I wanted to impress. I missed the mark again, the ball rolling down the street, and he went inside to take a nap. Just crushed me.
He's in his 70's now, stick thin, losing weight and can't keep it on. I'm a few years in the red trying to start my own business after a few failure attempts already, but I won't quit until I find something that works. I'll keep trying and struggling until I find success. I want to actually be here for my kids, and I won't compromise that short, precious time. Failure is not an option.
Keep fighting the good fight brother, I admire your tenacity and dedication to family.
I absolutely love how he adds onto the song as he reacts to it, just amazing
Yesssss! I was one of those who asked for you to listen to this! Awesome song!! One of my absolute favorites!
“Reckoning” or “Bad Weather” by Whiskey Myers
Oh yea
Or broken window seranade
David Cilny Definitely, really anything Whiskey Myers is great.
These and gone away
Broken Window Serenade would be right up his alley. Fits right in with what he’s been into lately but there’s not really a good video of it out there.
I haven't had a song put a lump in my throat like this one did in a LONG TIME. Heavy. Absolutely love this.
You should review Broken Window Serenade by Whiskey Myers. It's a great story that's sad and very well told
Yes!
Anything by whiskey Myers! Stone, bury my bones, bad weather, mud!
This is one of those songs that still gives me the chills every damn time after countless plays. That whistlng fits in so well with the theme too. That typical working man off to the plant/mine/whatever whistle really ties the lyrics together for me.
You dont have to be a guitar player to enjoy your reactions. Very insightful and I personally enjoy this rabbit hole your travelling.
This song takes me to tears every time. I missed the younger years of my children working in the oil fields of Oklahoma. One day after I almost lost my life, I walked away from it. My prayers are always with those who put it on the line to Keep the wolves away.
This song and cats in the cradle resonate so much with folks from corpus to Shreveport. Shout out to all the fathers and guys out there grinding to support themselves and their families. American heroes everyone should appreciate more.
That's his mother and father in the crowd. love this song.
I like how the wind implies the wolf huffing and puffing
The entire “Colter Wall Radio” on Spotify
Wow it's like you read my mind. This is exactly what my music taste has become in the past month.
Fade In, Fade Out - Nothing More! Please!!!! This song epitomizes the love a father has for his son!
I’m a lucky man. My oldest son said he would never allow me to be in a Nursing Home. He said he will raise his kids like I raised him and his brothers and sisters.
You should totally make a t-shirt that says "Third Hunter"
You know what? I prob will :)
Lol sign me up for the first order!
I’d buy one and I have no idea what you’re talking about with all these thirds and fifths and other fractions
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How about a spoof of Portlandia... “Put a third on it”
This is one of my favorite songs...also as a father of 4, I can appreciate keeping the wolves away...loved your comments on this beautiful song!!
This song always just hits me right in the feels man.
You gotta do Jason Isbell “Cover me up”
Please do this song
Another great vid. I had the bitter-sweet pleasure of seeing one of the last shows that Uncle Lucius played, and I have seen and met Kevin Galloway since he has been on his own. He is a great guy, and an incredible musician.
Unbelievably beautiful song. I’m amazed at how many of these react videos I have seen and forgot about. Love this channel!
This is a song me and my friends could listen too any time any where no matter the circumstances. Dude is amazing
My late great Uncle Rev. booked them at Spirits (restaurant) in Alexandria, La. One of there first shows. He passed this year. One of the biggest losses of my life. I heard this song from a friend and asked who is that? I sent the song to my Uncle and he sent me pictures. I was blown away. He was a magnet for talent. This is a special song to me obviously. Will learn it for sure. Grew up in Louisiana so it really hits home. My Uncle was the best man anyone could ever know.
Great tune. Outlaw Country rules!
Johnny Willie Waylon Kris D.A.C started it and now it's starting to come back
Pleaseeee do “Sometimes Wine” by Sturgill Simpson and Sunday Valley. Watch the one where they are in a barn. Sturgill plays his telecaster he made from scratch like there’s no tomorrow and his voice fits the bluegrass country sound so well.
I love how when the song starts you fully invest in it. Like the way you just put the guitar away and listen. Is awesome
I absolutely enjoyed your reaction to uncle Lucius! My brother is five years younger than me and he introduced this the song to me a couple years ago after our father died. Our father worked three and four jobs to provide for his family. He always took care of us and put himself last. It wasn’t until after my father died that I realized how much my brother was like my father. Now it’s his turn to keep The wolves away. He works out of town all the time and rarely gets to see his family. Know that I’ve watched your reaction, I understand this song so much better. As I’m typing this, I’m crying! Thank you!
I’ve always loved this song! It reminds me of my dad. Growing up he was lineman and worked all the over time he could to help pay bills cause my mom didn’t work. He had a lot of friends die on the line and a few close calls him self. He’s getting close to retiring and lord willing before long I’ll be a lineman with the same company he was! Also band of heathens - hurricane is one you should check out!
Thanks for doing this one been a fan of Uncle Lucius for a long time. Please react to Benjamin Tod. He's the front man for Lost Dog Street Band. Phenomenal storyteller! Many of his videos have over 1M views. Any song you choose would be awesome. I really think you'd like his style.
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This one would be cool too...
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Yes, please!!! Benjamin Tod is a hidden gem
Oh man I almost forgot about Ben Todd. He’ll get ya in your feels for sure. Great stuff
This mountain hits hard
First found this song around a year ago... still tear up every time. I ain't cry'n, your cry'n!!!
Broken Window Serenade by Whiskey Myers. I know it's the details in songs that you love, the details of that song really tell the story.
I was hoping you would get to this song soon! Great stuff Micheal! 🤙🤙🤙
Have you heard the Dead South yet?
They are amazing. Their live show is so much fun. If you havent been, i highly recommend it.
Love them. I think "In Hell I'll Be in Good Company" or Reverend Peyton's "Devils Look Like Angels" would be great for him to review
I like broken cowboy
@@johnniewalker65 Banjo Odyssey
Wondered that myself
Im from Austin, worked in a restaurant with the drummer of this band and saw them play at threadgills several times. And the song is true story of the singers father
Grateful to you for doing this song... it has so much connection to my life. I grew up in the same town that Kevin Galloway is from, Freeport TX. Freeport is an a blue collar town surrounded by petrochemical complex. The mouth of the muddy Brazos and "Refinery clouds" paint vivid pictures for me. I fished from the banks of the Brazos, and yes, it's muddy. If you go off shore from Freeport and look back, you see a green haze over the area from the chlorine gas from the plants.
The part that really hits home for me is that the dad was gassed by a spill from a French owned tanker. My dad was gassed by a leak from a French owned tanker. It wasn't in Galveston Bay, though. He worked at a French owned Chemical plant in Freeport and was sent to deal with a gas leak on a tanker in Mexico City. He had an equipment malfunction and was gassed and lost a lot of lung capacity. This area is full of hard working people dealing every day with dangerous chemicals just trying to make a living. Hell, one of the plants exploded on one the day my little brother was born.
Great song, and I appreciate your take on it.
Benjamin Tod “we ain’t even kin” is a near and dear song to me that and I think you’d like the lyrics and his music over all. Not a very popular artist but definitely deserves a reaction!
Micheal, I hope you read this. Kevin is singing a true story. This song is about what actually happened to his dad. It’s his own experience. And an added note, at around the 11:00 mark when you stop the video, that is his dad in the white cowboy hat. We saw his dad numerous times when they would play that Texas landmark, Gruene Hall. It’s a powerful song by an incredible band that is sadly no longer together. I laughed at your reaction when Kevin started singing the first words. That was exactly how I looked for two hours the first time I saw them live. We followed these Austin guys around Texas for 3-4 years. By the way, great job on the reaction videos.
Your additions with the whistling were PROOOOO!! Soo fkn good!
Thank you sir! Appreciate all you're giving!
“Work like hell to keep the wolves at bay”... ain’t that the truth.
Powerful stuff!
I’m a father of two girls and I promise you that nothing will change a man as much as having children.
Every day seems long, but man oh man the years pass by so fast.
Cherish those long days because they’re gone in the blink of an eye.
Great works of art always appeal to the human condition, which is exactly what this song does.
Excellent video, Mikey!
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That was a badass comment to read, my friend.
Thank you for sharing that!
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Thank you, brother...very kind of you to say.
It’s keep the wolves away😂😂
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Means the same thing doesn’t it? 🤣
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I mean ig it does but keeping the wolves away is like a saying and that’s what they were saying
The way I worded this makes no sense
Sean Rowe 1952 Vincent Black Lightning cover
reckless Kelly does a hell of a cover as well!
Dude, I agree. Bad ass cover.
Reckless Kelly does a better cover TBH
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@@Guitargate No way! Great start to the weekend! Thank you!!
i love how he adds his own parts to the song it sounds dang amazing
Dude... Your content is great. I can tell your gonna be big. Please don't change when you are!
Dangit! Almost made it first. Lol I love this song - thanks for doing it, sir!
If you like this song. You could do a review of Shawn James- Aint No Sunshine
Wish this had more likes
I've commented Shawn james more than once on his videos. I think he should do, funny little feeling
This is where I come for my new favorite country music
Bro!!! Thanks so much for turning me on to this! And congrats on your new addition... Nothing better man.....
i know most might not know about him but shawn james song “flow” is a good one to check out. one man band
Hits me every time. Super cool guy to talk to and a genuine person. Love him.
Please do Tod Benjamin "Using Again", So much emotion, and great travis picking.
Man I'm glad Ben and lost dog are getting out their. Love em
ABSOLUTELY LOVE when you play along and tell us what's happening Michael!
I love your little add ons when you get the melody. It makes me feel like I'm listening to the songs for the first time again. Thank you so much for doing what you do. Cheers!
Nick Shoulders - “Rather Low”
Morgan Wade - “The Night”
Nick has got a bitch’n mullet! Worth the view just for that!
“This Damn Song- Pecos and the Rooftops”
The energy in your analysis of these songs is refreshing, keep up the good work
I'm to the point where I just like it before I get comfortable. I just get into a groove and forget. Love it
And lastly, “ain’t a train” or anything else by Cody jinks 👌🏽👌🏽
David by Cody Jinks. Great song, hard to listen to
How have you not done anything by Jason Isbell? Super 8, Dress blues, Outfit are all amazing songs.
I love the little bit of improv at the beginning. That's what makes your videos so great!
You're an incredible teacher and player no doubt, but speaking with so much depth about life and how it relates to the music is what makes you such a special artist Micheal!
I first heard this song earlier this week. Completely blown away by it.
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You should really listen to "The tallest man on earth" he is a great picker, would recommend
The tallest man on earth "Revelation Blues" - City of Music
The Tallest Man On Earth - "What I've Been Kicking Around" (Live at WFUV)
ONE of the reasons why i started playing guitar
When he says, "... Now it's my turn to keep the wolves away.." man that gave me goosebumps
A solid 10 when it comes to feeling, thanks bud! I play the melody every time, but I love the harmony...they produce the best of both together!
You should review Steve Vai's "Candle Power"!
Definetely!
It hurts my fingers looking at it tho 🤣
You should listen to BB King and Gary Moore “the thrill is gone” live
Him playing along with the song was prolly the best part
Great song been supporting him for a min now
Check out “Cocaine and Able” by Amigo the Devil.
Roy Webb I second this
"You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" by Darrell Scott
He has a killer live version of No Use Living For Today. Great guitar work by him.
Love this song... I never realized some of the struggles my parents went through when I was younger. My dad worked two full time jobs, 80+ hours a week, and we barely scraped by. Never had a clue until after my wife and I had our first, and he reminded of the responsibility I now held as a dad. That’s when he told me everything they went threw when we were kids.
"I'm trying to get to the essence of what makes things what they are." EXACTLY.
You should review “Good Lord Lorrie” by Turnpike Troubadours
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Or anything else by then.
Can you review Maggot Brain by Funkadelic? First time I heard it, I was definitely caught off guard about how great it was.
One of the Greatest solos of all time. Hazel definitely tells a story with his guitar
I suggested this last video. If you havnt listen to it yet your doing yourself a disservice
@@deviousone5059 The fact Eddie Hazel did the entire song in 1 take still blows my mind
I love that song dude! Great reply !
I actually like Widespread Panic's version best.
He grew up in Clute, tx right here where I live. It's a true story. His mom worked for a flooring store here. Same store I've installed for.
Sort of stinks that they quit touring as a band. Caught Kevin in a solo gig at the Old Quarter down in Galveston back in January and he tore it up. Puts on a great show.
I bet. I've never seen them live. Just TH-cam videos. My wife had me buy 2 of his albums to support them.
The Sun is Shinning Down by JJ Grey and Mofro is a tear jerker. A very talented musician with tons of soul straight from my home time. Never fails to hit me in my soul.
Could you do an episode on Gregory Alan Isakov? His songs, as I like to put it, make you nostalgic for somewhere you've never been. His song If I Go, I'm Goin th-cam.com/video/4v9yE96j9Z0/w-d-xo.html is one of my favorites.
Stable Song as well!
Yes! I second this!
Exactly how I feel when listening to his stuff.
Yes! GAI. Fantastic lyricist, awesome melodies.
That, my man, is a nice suggestion indeed
Dude! I’ve noticed that you haven’t done Greta Van Fleet yet! A bunch of young kids bringing back 60’s 70’s rock. They will sound familiar but are non-the-less impressive. I’d love to see what you think of them. “When the curtain falls” is a really cool song that would be perfect!
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They do a cover of Rolling in the Deep that makes Adele’s sound like the cover, just because of how CLASSIC their version is.
Wow, that song made me ball like a baby. Music is amazing.
I’ve viewed a lot of your reaction videos and I have to say this is the best you’ve ever done.
As much as I like your emotion and reaction to the details, it is amazing watching your musical knowledge break songs down immediately.
Also if you want a raw emotional song check out Amigo the Devil - Cocaine and Abel
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This is beautiful man. Thank you.
YES, glad you’re finally doing a video on this!
As a dad in his early 40s with 2 very young kids, this video really hit home for me and has inspired me to be an even better dad. Thank you Michael and Uncle Lucius!
I heard this song for the first time in a barbershop get my hair cut and I was blown away
You do such a great job with these videos. This is my favorite channel. Thanks for doing these!
Man !!! First review that makes me cry.
New to your channel... but I LOVE IT Brother!! This is THE place for me!!! 😍❤️❤️❤️😍
congratzz on 100k michael.👍👍👍.have been ur subscriber since 8k.
Just watched this video.
I've heard this tune many times but NEVER HAVE EVER WATCHED the music video. 😰
YOU , made made me into a subscriber to this channel.
Thank you for the indepth content review and solid deep emotion from your playing and life. Thank you.
I watched this to see your reaction because it's such a great song. But I just learned a valuable lesson "third hunting all day". Thanks man!
Just found your channel and love it. I don't play, I've always wanted to but have never committed. My grandfather (1926-2019) was an old time honky tonk man back in the day. Watching him play was some of my favorite times as a child and I really appreciated it as I got older. I can't sing but love to and I can't keep a beat, haha. With that though, the way you break down songs is great and I really connect with the way you do it. I've started doing this with my two daughters recently. I'll pick out lines from a song and break them down together to see what the meaning is beyond the words and how it applies to life. Your Tyler Childers videos and this one just really spoke to me. I'm also a big fan of Cody Jinks and his song, Somewhere in the Middle, is another that I'd love to see your take on. Keep the vids coming!