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This could be the story of my Grandfathers life. He grew up on a country farm in Tennessee during the Great Depression. He joined the Marines and fought in WWII where he earned The Silver Star. He met my Grandmother after the war and she was also a Marine. They married and moved back to Tennessee and spent the rest of their lives together. The song always hits me in the heart.
There's a chance your grandfather and my grandfather chewed some of the same dirt. Mine was a SeaBee with the Navy, and found himself in the sh!t with Marines on the regular, until he was severely wounded in the island hopping campaign.
God bless them! I am humbled and grateful to have earned that same Eagle, Globe and Anchor your grandparents, and am grateful for their service and lives.
This was my dads favorite song, RIP. Every time i hear it, brings me back. Check out High cost of living, or between Jennings and Jones by Jamey as well. He’s so good! He still plays every now and then, I’d love to see him live.
I haven't actually heard High Cost of Living, so I can't outright say it would be a good listen (but it probably is). I can say Between Jennings and Jones is a good song to check out.
Great reaction! I am not a fan of most of today’s country music but I love the old country. Jamey Johnson is a true country musician and has an amazing voice.
Jamey Johnson wrote 'Give It Away' which was a #1 hit single for George Straight. He also performed it live as a duet with Lee Ann Womack in front of Straight when he won an award for Artist of the Decade. If you see that performance and hear Lee Ann Womack's strong vocals then you'll want to hear her sing 'Does My Ring My Ring Burn Your Finger'. Another collaboration that Johnson was a part of was with Miranda Lambert on the Dierks Bentley song 'Bad Angel'. My favorite song of his would have to be 'Redneck Side Of Me' but 'Macon' comes in at a close second. He is one of the most underrated singer songwriters in Country music.
@@BourbonCountryReacts there are several great songs by Craig Morgan. He has one about the loss of his son called the father My Son and the Holy Ghost. Craig also served in the armed services
Love this song! It reminds me of the stories my Grandpa would tell me as he let me feel his beautiful snow white hair. I'd stand behind his chair and just play with his hair. His stories were amazing. He was born in 1819 and left home at thirteen because he was "now a man". My Grandma was born in 1900 and died in 2000. She had amazing stories as well. They both witnessed history being changed and every new inventions made from the car to space travel, from everything being hand made to machines doing it "faster and better". Listening to them was pretty cool.
Crazy to think ordinary school teachers, farm boys, repairmen, bookkeepers, store clerks, high school and college kids, etc. literally saved the world. The greatest generation, indeed.
Simple music, great songwriting, great vocals, that's country music in a nut shell. Or at least up through the 90s and early 2000s. Now it is hit or miss.
Jamey is one of the greatest greatest songwriters of this century.The first time I heard him was this song,rushed out and bought the album,this is only about my fifth or sixth favorite.The High Cost of Living is my favorite off this album.so close to telling my life.check out more Jamey Johnson
jamey is truly a brilliant songwriter. He has also had the good fortune of working with some of the great old time writers in Nashville as well. This is an example of what is missing in the "new country". The new stuff is being sung by kids who have not experienced the things they try to sing about. The story is never as good when it's told by someone who hasn't lived it. i believe it was Hall of Fame songwriter Harlan Howard who said when asked to describe country music, "it's a few chords and the truth".
Great reaction! It's pretty obvious when either ( or both) of you like a song. This is one of my favorite country songs, it always reminds me of the stories my Grandparents ( and great Aunts and Uncles) told, the snapshots of their lives. I dont think Jamey has a bad song.
I haven't heard this in while. His voice is pure country. I love the line "you can't see what those shades of gray keep covered". The writing is amazing. You should add Josh Turner to your list, especially Long Black Train - he has a voice that is all country as well and even deeper than Jamie's. I understand what you mean about the old black and white pictures. We moved recently and while packing we came across some of my late grandmother's and late grandfather's and some of my late uncle's pictures, most of them in black and white. We got distracted from packing for about two hours, looking at the photographs. Seeing my grandfather and his brother in their army uniforms was something. Seeing all of the family that has passed on and pictures of those I had heard about but never met was pretty cool and my dad was able to figure out who most of the people were. Expect one. LOL. We found a picture of this movie star beautiful woman and my dad and aunt have no idea who she was. My dad decided we would just assume she was someone my uncle (who never married) had known, despite it being in my grandfather's box of pictures. Personally, I would like to know the story behind that picture. Talk about 'you can't see what those shades of gray keep covered'.
My family isn't great about passing down photos. But some that have been passed down are black and white. I never saw one photo of my grandfather in uniform, either. And he was a casualty at Guadalcanal. Never talked about it ,no pictures. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts I'm sorry to hear that. My family has always been big on pictures. We lost quite a few in a house fire when I was in 4th grade. My mom lost one of the only two pictures she had of her mother. So, since then, she has been ready with the camera for every family gathering.
Jamey Johnson is probably the greatest country music singer and songwriter in the last 20 years. Simply amazing, absolutely a shame what happened to him. God bless Jamey Johnson.
Thank y’all for helping to break the judgment of this beautiful genre. With Artists that can sing, naturally, and the beautiful lyrics Country brings; no glitz nor glamour is needed.
My Grand daughter turns 15 tomorrow. when she was two she used to sit on my lap and sing along to this. I miss those days every time she saw Jamey she said its Papa!
Absolutely awesome song! Thanks for doing this! He's a great songwriter, has written a lot of songs other people had hits with, before he broke thru. You should try some more of his, including "Just Throw it Away" from Farmaid, "Lead Me Home", and "The Price of Living High". Thanks guys!
Another great review! Jamie Johnson is probably one of the most underrated Artists! He is an amazing vocalist and an awesome songwriter! You guys should do a whiskey give away! You guys rock!
You typically hear songs, but Jamey makes you feel and see them. He was a co-writer of George Strait’s mega hit Give it Away. There’s a video of him out there playing it unplugged in front of some heavy hitters of country music. Worth the view. Cheers!
Our parents and grandparents lived lives LONG before we were even a glimmer - Depression and a World War? We live so easily! Worth the thanks and thought
Happy Easter & Thanks Keith and Dustin. When I just want to lose myself in music…I pull up your channel. No BS, just good convo, music and honesty. Would y’all ever consider a video telling us Sub’s about your thought on your Country music journey so far?
now that i've watched this and seen that it's nearly 2am here on the east coast, i need to get to bed. love the vids and i'll see if i can watch more tomorrow around chores and therapy. fell in love with you guys' channel today.
Old song, old singer...Jamey hasn't been around for a while, but he had a couple good ones in his prime. This was probably one of his best known songs. This is actually what you guys would consider a "real country song"....although most of the songs you've covered so far have been Country Songs. lol Oh and love the Baby Yoda shirt!!! Jamey suffered a severe concussion about 7ish years ago that stopped his ability to write songs. He was never too big on the marketing and stuff you have to do to get big, he put out 5 albums, but he was more of a singer/songwriter for most of his career.
Amazing reaction. This is such a well written song and one of my favorites! I know you get alot of requests but I'd love to see you guys react to Koe Wetzel "Something to talk about" live on the Texas music scene. Not main stream country but I think you guys would like it.
So excited you checked out Jamey Johnson, he doesn't get enough credit. This song was kinda his more commercial song I would say. This is what grabbed the attention of country fans but you got to check out his other music that is on this album, every song is an absolute hit in my opinion. One of my favorites is Between Jennings and Jones!!!
Huh. This isn't a song that I'd think lends itself to Kid Rock's style. But then, few realize how versatile KR can really be. Dude's a legit musician. - Keith
It's just from the CMAs when he first did the song his hair long thick bushy curly he's huge now not fat but big. Jamey Johnson the real deal. He does cover songs two of older artists songs cuz he wants to keep it alive crazily talented on the guitar check out his live stuff at the House of Blues Boston on TH-cam
I wish I had the pictures from my grandparents. After grandma died about 10 years later, my grandpa got remarried. After he died, she threw all those years away.
I have saw Jamey 3 times. If you get the chance you should see him live you won't be disappointed. As far as other songs to react to from Jamey just pick one. I've never heard a bad song by him
Jamey and some other awesome country singers were just 30 miles away in Montgomery Alabama this week and I didn't get to go... He's one of a kind and phenomenal!
That song is on the list, I'll be sure to note the Farm Aid performance and add a vote. Great suggestions on Willett, we'll add it to our lineup, one of my favorites -Dustin
Interestingly, I have no idea what kind of music my grandpa preferred. He rarely listened to it, if ever, now that I think about it. He liked his coffee and his pipe.
I get where Dustin’s coming from with what we can’t capture with digital vs. bulk/wht photos The old photo puts you there in time, the digital triggers memory That’s huge. Benefits from both. The lyrics are amazing yes, James Taylor quality, Keith. An affordable bourbon 🥃 yes!
The song writers for the song: Songwriters: James Otto / Jamey Johnson / Lee Thomas Miller Jamey release the song called “Lead Me Home.” My daddy passed away in August 2018 and this was one of the songs that we played at his funeral. The song y’all just reacted to “In Color” mentions his old Gunn or Johnny McGee. My daddy’s name was John McGee and my brother’s name is Johnny McGee. Every time I hear this song I get choked up at that part of the song. Spires the video you’ll just react to you, I’m sure y’all got the message. The black-and-white to color and what they said in the song, you can see a lot in pictures but it’s not the same thing in real life. I love this song, it’s absolutely amazing! I also love both of y’all‘s reactions! Y’all totally got it! I truly love y’all’s reactions to music!
Agree - this song's story telling did not need a video. So good all around and totally get the Taylor vibe - not the voice - but the beginning, etc. I absolutely love old pictures and stories of a life. And funny you talked about missing out on nothing printed pics. My son is 25 now - but even when he was in high school we talked about ow technology is "stripping" history in the making. No more finding docs or pictures left behind. I have a few floppy disks I will never be able to get those documents and images from unless I find somewhere that can retrieve them. From the day of my son's birth - I bought newspapers of major events in His life - like 9/11 - death of Princess Diana etc. Sad that newspapers no longer highlight as much as they used to. Especially where I live - small town and ONLY local papers are sold. Fortunately my son cherishes history and family heirlooms - there is something to be said for having things on paper and not just digital that can be lost in time as technology changes. Many old shows and classic movies are disappearing as they are not being converted now ... plus.. always nice to open photo albums and look back..
In the 'Beer Song' Jamey explains how a beer is better than a woman because a beer is best when it's cold and you can kill it before it gets old. He wrote the song 'Honky Tonk Badonkeydonk' that was a big radio and Honky tonk dance hit for Trace Adkins. He also recorded a country rap song on one of his albums with Colt Ford called 'Cold Beer'. 'Back To Carolina' and 'Macon' have some serious Skynyrd sounds to them.
Huh. We'll add that to our list. I've already mentioned on channel that I love Allison Krauss's bluegrass stuff. Probably awesome singing together with Jamey. - Keith
One guitar, one voice really worked well here. That's why I brought up James Taylor. It's always kind of mind blowing when an artist can make something that powerful with that instrumental simplicity.
There are people out there who will understand the need to just close your eyes and listen because this is a killer song I still have a suitcase full of black and white pictures and I would have given anything to him seen them in color.
You should check out Jamey Johnson - "Women" It's more of a lighthearted, fun type of song. The women will understand it and the men will agree with it, but everyone will find the laughter. Great review!!
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This could be the story of my Grandfathers life. He grew up on a country farm in Tennessee during the Great Depression. He joined the Marines and fought in WWII where he earned The Silver Star. He met my Grandmother after the war and she was also a Marine. They married and moved back to Tennessee and spent the rest of their lives together. The song always hits me in the heart.
There's a chance your grandfather and my grandfather chewed some of the same dirt. Mine was a SeaBee with the Navy, and found himself in the sh!t with Marines on the regular, until he was severely wounded in the island hopping campaign.
@@BourbonCountryReactsrhet might have. I never heard my grandfather talk about anything dealing with war until Desert Storm
Yeah, my grandpa had passed by DS. But when I got back, some of the 'nam vets I knew started talking a little.
God bless them! I am humbled and grateful to have earned that same Eagle, Globe and Anchor your grandparents, and am grateful for their service and lives.
Thanks to our viewers, we've updated the title to correctly spell Jamey's name.
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Jamey Johnson is definitely a throwback to country singers gone by. Absolutely love this song.
Yes, this IS a country song, thank you for a lovely reaction to a beautiful song.
Thank you.
This was my dads favorite song, RIP. Every time i hear it, brings me back. Check out High cost of living, or between Jennings and Jones by Jamey as well. He’s so good! He still plays every now and then, I’d love to see him live.
We'll add votes for both of those.
Absolutely agree, those are both some of my favorites but honestly every song on that album was a hit to me, his vocals and delivery is amazing!
I haven't actually heard High Cost of Living, so I can't outright say it would be a good listen (but it probably is). I can say Between Jennings and Jones is a good song to check out.
Great reaction! I am not a fan of most of today’s country music but I love the old country. Jamey Johnson is a true country musician and has an amazing voice.
Jamey Johnson is one of the best ever. Check out his live version of Give It Away and also High Cost of Living. So dang good.
We'll add those to our list. Thanks!
And the fact that he wrote give it away makes it even better
Jamey Johnson wrote 'Give It Away' which was a #1 hit single for George Straight. He also performed it live as a duet with Lee Ann Womack in front of Straight when he won an award for Artist of the Decade. If you see that performance and hear Lee Ann Womack's strong vocals then you'll want to hear her sing 'Does My Ring My Ring Burn Your Finger'. Another collaboration that Johnson was a part of was with Miranda Lambert on the Dierks Bentley song 'Bad Angel'. My favorite song of his would have to be 'Redneck Side Of Me' but 'Macon' comes in at a close second. He is one of the most underrated singer songwriters in Country music.
add another vote for Give It Away, any version is good.
100%
A song from a similar time with great vocals and a great story is Almost Home by Craig Morgan.
Also loving the bourbon lessons! Thanks!
I've put a tally on our list next to that tune, and we're glad you enjoy the bourbon commentary, we enjoy it! -Dustin
@@BourbonCountryReacts there are several great songs by Craig Morgan. He has one about the loss of his son called the father My Son and the Holy Ghost. Craig also served in the armed services
@@bigrig4177 I think that one's already on the list. We'll add another vote.
Please listen to Craig Morgan. My father the son and holy ghost. One of the most touching and beautiful songs. He's country.
@@janissharp7322 Stay tuned. :)
Love this song! It reminds me of the stories my Grandpa would tell me as he let me feel his beautiful snow white hair. I'd stand behind his chair and just play with his hair. His stories were amazing. He was born in 1819 and left home at thirteen because he was "now a man". My Grandma was born in 1900 and died in 2000. She had amazing stories as well. They both witnessed history being changed and every new inventions made from the car to space travel, from everything being hand made to machines doing it "faster and better".
Listening to them was pretty cool.
Yeah. And most people take that wisdom for granted until it's too late.
Crazy to think ordinary school teachers, farm boys, repairmen, bookkeepers, store clerks, high school and college kids, etc. literally saved the world. The greatest generation, indeed.
Yep!
They also died for it!
I saw him do this live and fell in love with this song it is so beautiful
I bet that was great to see live. - Keith
Simple music, great songwriting, great vocals, that's country music in a nut shell. Or at least up through the 90s and early 2000s. Now it is hit or miss.
We really enjoyed this one.
I heard Jamie wrote this song in prison. True or not, it makes it more interesting.
Country Music is three chords and the truth.
@@WaymoresBlues --- Guy Clark
This is literally one of my faves. Such such such a beautiful song.
We agree, great song writing too -Dustin
Jamey is one of the greatest greatest songwriters of this century.The first time I heard him was this song,rushed out and bought the album,this is only about my fifth or sixth favorite.The High Cost of Living is my favorite off this album.so close to telling my life.check out more Jamey Johnson
We'll add a vote for High Cost of Living.
High Cost of Living is ... amazing
The Dollar is a great Jamey Johnson song as well
jamey is truly a brilliant songwriter. He has also had the good fortune of working with some of the great old time writers in Nashville as well. This is an example of what is missing in the "new country". The new stuff is being sung by kids who have not experienced the things they try to sing about. The story is never as good when it's told by someone who hasn't lived it. i believe it was Hall of Fame songwriter Harlan Howard who said when asked to describe country music, "it's a few chords and the truth".
Great reaction! It's pretty obvious when either ( or both) of you like a song.
This is one of my favorite country songs, it always reminds me of the stories my Grandparents ( and great Aunts and Uncles) told, the snapshots of their lives.
I dont think Jamey has a bad song.
We did enjoy the song, both for the music and the message. - Keith
I haven't heard this in while. His voice is pure country. I love the line "you can't see what those shades of gray keep covered". The writing is amazing. You should add Josh Turner to your list, especially Long Black Train - he has a voice that is all country as well and even deeper than Jamie's.
I understand what you mean about the old black and white pictures. We moved recently and while packing we came across some of my late grandmother's and late grandfather's and some of my late uncle's pictures, most of them in black and white. We got distracted from packing for about two hours, looking at the photographs. Seeing my grandfather and his brother in their army uniforms was something. Seeing all of the family that has passed on and pictures of those I had heard about but never met was pretty cool and my dad was able to figure out who most of the people were. Expect one. LOL. We found a picture of this movie star beautiful woman and my dad and aunt have no idea who she was. My dad decided we would just assume she was someone my uncle (who never married) had known, despite it being in my grandfather's box of pictures.
Personally, I would like to know the story behind that picture. Talk about 'you can't see what those shades of gray keep covered'.
My family isn't great about passing down photos. But some that have been passed down are black and white. I never saw one photo of my grandfather in uniform, either. And he was a casualty at Guadalcanal. Never talked about it ,no pictures. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts I'm sorry to hear that. My family has always been big on pictures. We lost quite a few in a house fire when I was in 4th grade. My mom lost one of the only two pictures she had of her mother. So, since then, she has been ready with the camera for every family gathering.
Jamey Johnson knows how to write a f'ing song. There's been numerous songs about pictures and memories but this one blows them all away.
Great message in this one. - Keith
Our grandpas lived a different life. A great life back then, something we won’t know
It had its hardships for sure.
Jamey Johnson is probably the greatest country music singer and songwriter in the last 20 years. Simply amazing, absolutely a shame what happened to him. God bless Jamey Johnson.
Country music is AMAZING for telling a story
A lot of artists are really good at it, for sure. - Keith
Thank y’all for helping to break the judgment of this beautiful genre.
With Artists that can sing, naturally, and the beautiful lyrics Country brings; no glitz nor glamour is needed.
Sometimes, it's just best that way.
Love that song & Jamey Johnson!
Not sure how many times i have watched this But love it every time
One of my top 10 ten favorite country songs. BTW Jamey served in the USMC
Jamey Johnson is GD talented. He’s no sellout and he he gives you exactly what you need. The music world needs more him.
Based on this song, we agree. - Keith
My Grand daughter turns 15 tomorrow. when she was two she used to sit on my lap and sing along to this. I miss those days every time she saw Jamey she said its Papa!
Jamey Johnson has some great songs, try lonely at the top, high cost of living he also has great covers of set em up Joe and for the good times
We'll add these to our list, or add votes for them if they're already there.
Rules of the bar, and High cost of livin. Two that won’t disappoint
Absolutely awesome song! Thanks for doing this! He's a great songwriter, has written a lot of songs other people had hits with, before he broke thru. You should try some more of his, including "Just Throw it Away" from Farmaid, "Lead Me Home", and "The Price of Living High". Thanks guys!
We'll add those to our list.
Another great review! Jamie Johnson is probably one of the most underrated Artists! He is an amazing vocalist and an awesome songwriter! You guys should do a whiskey give away! You guys rock!
Huh. A Whiskey giveaway. Might have to think about that if we can work out the legalities / mechanics. - Keith
Such a great song!
I love that you realize that the lyrics are brilliant!!
They are! - Keith
You typically hear songs, but Jamey makes you feel and see them. He was a co-writer of George Strait’s mega hit Give it Away. There’s a video of him out there playing it unplugged in front of some heavy hitters of country music. Worth the view. Cheers!
I have met the man who’s wrote this song his name is Lee Miller and this song is written from his heart!! Such a powerful song!! Love it!!
Our parents and grandparents lived lives LONG before we were even a glimmer - Depression and a World War? We live so easily! Worth the thanks and thought
We agree.
Yup, that’s country! You guys should react to Something to be Proud Of by Montgomery Gentry.
Absolutely!!!
Added two more votes for that tune! -Dustin
Happy Easter & Thanks Keith and Dustin. When I just want to lose myself in music…I pull up your channel. No BS, just good convo, music and honesty.
Would y’all ever consider a video telling us Sub’s about your thought on your Country music journey so far?
You know, we're well over 100 songs in, maybe we should do that. I'll talk it over with Dustin. - Keith
now that i've watched this and seen that it's nearly 2am here on the east coast, i need to get to bed. love the vids and i'll see if i can watch more tomorrow around chores and therapy. fell in love with you guys' channel today.
Welcome to the channel, we're happy you enjoy it! -Dustin
I really enjoy your reactions and I’ve learned a lot about Bourbon.
Good to hear! Dustin knows a lot about bourbon. - Keith
Old song, old singer...Jamey hasn't been around for a while, but he had a couple good ones in his prime. This was probably one of his best known songs. This is actually what you guys would consider a "real country song"....although most of the songs you've covered so far have been Country Songs. lol Oh and love the Baby Yoda shirt!!!
Jamey suffered a severe concussion about 7ish years ago that stopped his ability to write songs. He was never too big on the marketing and stuff you have to do to get big, he put out 5 albums, but he was more of a singer/songwriter for most of his career.
Interesting background info.
The song is a masterpiece and a tribute to The Greatest Generation.
Amazing reaction. This is such a well written song and one of my favorites! I know you get alot of requests but I'd love to see you guys react to Koe Wetzel "Something to talk about" live on the Texas music scene. Not main stream country but I think you guys would like it.
I think you guys have been exposing us to a lot that's not "mainstream country." We're cool with that. We'll add it to the list.
Jamey Johnson was known for his song writing skills way before he started singing. He pretty awesome.
I’ve heard this song many times, 5x live and everyone of those 5 I cried because of what those service members went through to get back to us!
And to see what we've allowed to happen to this country after all the hell they went through breaks my heart!
The photos gradually going to color is like them coming to life "in color" as grandpa tells the story of his life.
So excited you checked out Jamey Johnson, he doesn't get enough credit. This song was kinda his more commercial song I would say. This is what grabbed the attention of country fans but you got to check out his other music that is on this album, every song is an absolute hit in my opinion. One of my favorites is Between Jennings and Jones!!!
That one is on the list, I've added another vote, our highest vote for Jamey at this point is High Cost of Living -Dustin
I agree terrific song writing. Loved james taylor too. But i go way back. Not much i havent heard music wise all genres. Thank you.
This describes my dad's life. Born in 26, had a hard life on the farm, drafted into WW2 at 18, etc.
Kid Rock does a great live version of this. Another great review guys. Cheers.
Huh. This isn't a song that I'd think lends itself to Kid Rock's style. But then, few realize how versatile KR can really be. Dude's a legit musician. - Keith
Y'all would do yourselves a great honor if you was to dive down this rabbit hole of Jamie Johnson.
I know as a veteran and nurse in the Army, those door gunners were my favorite people!!!
😂🤣😂
Oh they're definitely different. - Keith
Iv said it a few times the best piece of writing in 30 years
It's just from the CMAs when he first did the song his hair long thick bushy curly he's huge now not fat but big. Jamey Johnson the real deal. He does cover songs two of older artists songs cuz he wants to keep it alive crazily talented on the guitar check out his live stuff at the House of Blues Boston on TH-cam
I wish I had the pictures from my grandparents. After grandma died about 10 years later, my grandpa got remarried. After he died, she threw all those years away.
I seen him in concert at the Oklahoma State fair years ago right before he hit it big with this song. Still have his music on shuffle 🤓
I have saw Jamey 3 times. If you get the chance you should see him live you won't be disappointed. As far as other songs to react to from Jamey just pick one. I've never heard a bad song by him
Jamey and some other awesome country singers were just 30 miles away in Montgomery Alabama this week and I didn't get to go...
He's one of a kind and phenomenal!
Looks like we might have misspelled his name in the title. Checking/fixing.
Great song and reaction 🙏🏻
Thanks!
You should really do Jaime Johnson, high cost of livin.... do the live version from farm aid. And you should do willett bourbon
That song is on the list, I'll be sure to note the Farm Aid performance and add a vote. Great suggestions on Willett, we'll add it to our lineup, one of my favorites -Dustin
This was my grandpas song ❤️
Interestingly, I have no idea what kind of music my grandpa preferred. He rarely listened to it, if ever, now that I think about it. He liked his coffee and his pipe.
@@BourbonCountryReacts my family was always country and gospel music. I grew up on it with them.
I love this song. Another Jamey Johnson you should listen to is Lead Me Home.
Your right this is great song writing 🌎✌️
I was struck by how good it is. - Keith
Jamey writes his own songs. This one he saw a back and white picture in an produsers office, The guy said you should have seen it in color.
I think you guys would really enjoy the song itself but especially! The guitar in black Betty
I still recommend That Lonesome Song by him. It has good lyrics as well, but there’s many things instrumental going on to listen to.
Added a vote for that one -Dustin
Check out, " The high cost of living ", by him. An incredible songwriter and singer.
He covered some George Jones songs before The Possum passed. His version of Tennessee Whiskey is flipping amazing.
Smoke wagon is distilled in Indiana by MGP. It’s bottled and blended in Las Vegas. Their small batch and unfiltered uncut are really good.
Great info, I thought I heard something about the source being MGP… need to find some of that uncut, I’ve heard it is tasty! -Dustin
I get where Dustin’s coming from with what we can’t capture with digital vs. bulk/wht photos The old photo puts you there in time, the digital triggers memory That’s huge. Benefits from both. The lyrics are amazing yes, James Taylor quality, Keith. An affordable bourbon 🥃 yes!
"Yes" all-around. - Keith
The song writers for the song:
Songwriters: James Otto / Jamey Johnson / Lee Thomas Miller
Jamey release the song called “Lead Me Home.” My daddy passed away in August 2018 and this was one of the songs that we played at his funeral.
The song y’all just reacted to “In Color” mentions his old Gunn or Johnny McGee. My daddy’s name was John McGee and my brother’s name is Johnny McGee. Every time I hear this song I get choked up at that part of the song.
Spires the video you’ll just react to you, I’m sure y’all got the message. The black-and-white to color and what they said in the song, you can see a lot in pictures but it’s not the same thing in real life. I love this song, it’s absolutely amazing! I also love both of y’all‘s reactions! Y’all totally got it!
I truly love y’all’s reactions to music!
Thank you!
Lead Me Home is gorgeous and brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it.
@@AuntCoke Yes it is!!! This is one of the songs that we played at my Daddy’s Funeral. We also played Chris Stapleton’s song “Daddy Don’t Pray.”
I see crossed pistols on that bottle. I'm wondering if the distillery has a tie to military police. Our emblem is crossed pistols.
That James Taylor vibe, that's what I couldn't identify
Yall should check out his song. Lead me home
Agree - this song's story telling did not need a video. So good all around and totally get the Taylor vibe - not the voice - but the beginning, etc.
I absolutely love old pictures and stories of a life. And funny you talked about missing out on nothing printed pics. My son is 25 now - but even when he was in high school we talked about ow technology is "stripping" history in the making. No more finding docs or pictures left behind. I have a few floppy disks I will never be able to get those documents and images from unless I find somewhere that can retrieve them. From the day of my son's birth - I bought newspapers of major events in His life - like 9/11 - death of Princess Diana etc. Sad that newspapers no longer highlight as much as they used to. Especially where I live - small town and ONLY local papers are sold. Fortunately my son cherishes history and family heirlooms - there is something to be said for having things on paper and not just digital that can be lost in time as technology changes. Many old shows and classic movies are disappearing as they are not being converted now ... plus.. always nice to open photo albums and look back..
That Voice!
He is a marine too..mortar man like me...71 year old former marine from south carolina..
BTW Jamey is a former Marine as well as the writer of this song and many more.
he has written songs for other artists such as co-writer for George Straits “Give it Away”
Ahhhh Smoke Wagon. If you ever get a chance to try the Smoke Wagon "Uncut & Unfiltered" I highly recommend it.
Thanks for the bourbon recommendation. If we can find it, we'll try it.
I haven't heard this song in years. Great choice ! Jamey is actually touring this year. For a fun Jamey Johnson song, try -"The Beer Song"
We'll add that to our list.
In the 'Beer Song' Jamey explains how a beer is better than a woman because a beer is best when it's cold and you can kill it before it gets old. He wrote the song 'Honky Tonk Badonkeydonk' that was a big radio and Honky tonk dance hit for Trace Adkins. He also recorded a country rap song on one of his albums with Colt Ford called 'Cold Beer'. 'Back To Carolina' and 'Macon' have some serious Skynyrd sounds to them.
A Must: High Cost of Living
Added a vote for that one -Dustin
A good one for music and sipping bourbon would be the Farm Aid version of Jamey Johnson and Alison Krauss singing Tulsa Time.
Huh. We'll add that to our list. I've already mentioned on channel that I love Allison Krauss's bluegrass stuff. Probably awesome singing together with Jamey. - Keith
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And check out in color from farm aid also.. simple 1 guitar and his voice
One guitar, one voice really worked well here. That's why I brought up James Taylor. It's always kind of mind blowing when an artist can make something that powerful with that instrumental simplicity.
There are people out there who will understand the need to just close your eyes and listen because this is a killer song I still have a suitcase full of black and white pictures and I would have given anything to him seen them in color.
The video was ok, but the song was outstanding.
Youguys gotta check out jamie johnson lead me hime. One of the bedt eritten songs
Jamie johnson was an 81 mm mortar man in the USMC...me too.
I remember (as a 1371) humping demo, a radio, crypto, and live ammo, and looking over and thinking, "glad I'm not humping that 81 base plate." - Keith
His songs High Cost Of Living and Mowin’ Down The Roses would be perfect for your channel.
Votes added for those -Dustin
Need to check out his song, High Cost of Living
You should check out Jamey Johnson - "Women" It's more of a lighthearted, fun type of song. The women will understand it and the men will agree with it, but everyone will find the laughter. Great review!!
We'll add that to our list.
Cool
Johnson is a helluva Marine, himself.
He's a Marine? Any idea what he did / MOS? - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts Infantry, 0311. He was in Lima 3/23 with me in Iraq.
@@davidcouvillon6670 Oohrah! 1371 here.
@@BourbonCountryReacts S/F
If you want to get blown away, watch Colter Wall-The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie……The brewery recording. He will amaze you
If you liked this one you should also do his songs
The dollar
High cost of living
Definitely!
Added a tune, and a vote to the song, thanks for the suggestions. -Dustin
ooo I'm in Illinois
Be sure to check out the Blue Store -Dustin
This song completely breaks me, a metal fan unto a towel in my face 😢
Yep Jamey is country to the bone.
Sounds like it to us.
I need to get some of that bourbon. The Crossed Pistols are the symbols of Military Police, which I was in the US Army.
Professional blue falcon! (Kidding.) (Mostly.) :D
Can confirm...
@@BourbonCountryReacts :D
9/25 Y’all should revist the brilliance of Jamey’s songwriting- High Cost of Living