The guitar you are wondering about is called a “dobro”. This is definitely my favorite Travis Tritt song. The video with Billy Bob Thornton is awesome, I highly recommend you watch it! 👍
I was just going to say you HAVE to watch the video! I think you do with most country music songs. There's just s much to experinece from the visuals at the music.
That is not a dobro....it's a steel resonator acoustic guitar (think Dire Straits "The man's too big"). The construction, tuning and the way they are played are totally different.
@@markfoor4137not at all, they’re all guitars at the end of the day. Dobro is actually a brand that made their name making wooden resonators. They have marginally different tone and I’m pretty sure the guitarist here is using a wood resonator
Travis Tritt was one of those country stars that did not get the spotlight that George and Garth got but he is still very entertaining. From his song Country Club to his cover of the Eagles song Take It Easy he is money!
Travis Tritt has so many great songs. The video trilogy of Anymore, Tell Me I Was Dreaming, and If I Lost You is amazing. A couple of others are Best Of Intentions and I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know. Great reaction!! 🙂
That guitar is a dobro played by the great Jerry Douglas. He is a member of Allison Kraus and Union Station, but sits in on many recording sessions with multiple artists.
In the early years of his career, Travis Tritt was notorious for "Not staying in his lane"... He played multiple styles and genres... Still does. A dobro is also known as a resonator guitar. It basically looks like a guitar with a metal plate on its face. The difference between a violin and a fiddle is... If you are playing country, bluegrass, or the like, then it is a fiddle. Otherwise it is a violin. They are the same instrument. The only difference is the style it is being played in.
So many great Travis Tritt songs...seen him live in Atlanta back in 2001...still to this day I believe that to be the best concert I have ever been to. I definitely think you have to check out Anymore, Ten Feet Tall and bulletproof, and his song with Waylon and Hank Jr called Outlaws Like Us
You should listen to Anymore, it's my 2 year old great grandsons favorite song, he always grabs my phone and says "Papa, munic" I have a video of him singing it but can't figure out how to share it with you. I know you would love it if you saw it.
Nice job y'all, Travis Tritt- Where Corn Don't Grow and Smoke in a Bar are very good also, main difference between violin and fiddle is type of music being played and strings
The Dobro, or Resonator is a guitar with a metal box producing the sound. They are very common instrument for playing slide guitar and used in both country and blues music. Great reaction.
Here's a Quarter (call someone who cares)my favorite Travis Tritt song!!! Another great song it's by Mark Chestnut: Bubba shot the Jukebox!! Different Artist but 2 fun, and great country songs!!! I haven't seen anyone react to either of these!!!
Definitely gotta check out more Travis Tritt, he got his soulful sound from old school southern gospel singers he grew up listening too, Bible Belt is 🔥 and he had many other great country songs but one of his more recent songs in my opinion may be his best ever check out Smoke in a bar, he went back to a more traditional country sound with it, but it is heart-felt through and through
Wife here..Haven't heard this in a while... A Musical Venue I was Managing during the late 90's had this on jukebox..And I heard it a million times on jukebox night..(It does give specific visuals)..U2 are Soooo Amazing..So Witty at picking up the meaning and feel of music from all generas!!!..(AWESOME)..That COUNTRY SOUL)....U2 have renamed a whole new genre !!!...Looooove IT!!!!🌟
Y’all are enjoying the Dobro. It’s mentioned in Ballad of Curtis Lowe. Also, in Pearl Jam’s “Black” it’s the guitar with what looks like a hubcap on the front of it. In this song, a d most of the time, it’s played as a slide guitar.
Drift off to dream , I’m gonna be somebody, Anymore , Lord have mercy on the working man , Help me hold on, Foolish pride . Travis Tritt has so many great songs
It was a dobro. And violins play concert music. Fiddles play country music. Love to see you folks learning and liking country music. Travis Tritt and "Where the Corn don't Grow" is another country song with a great story/moral I am sure you would like.
Definitely need to watch the video for this one… Billy Bob Thornton. That’s Jerry Douglas playing the dobro, a resonator guitar type instrument. (Dobro is actually a brand name, but it has become synonymous with the instrument, like Kleenex is for facial tissues). Jerry Douglas is a dobro master and can be heard on many, many recordings. He is a regular member of Alison Krauss’ band Union Station. Just for giggles, look up some info on the dobro… it’s a fascinating, beautiful instrument that’s been used for generations in country, bluegrass, and Americana style music, long before amplification was available.
When Travis Tritt first started doing 'Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares)' live, people started throwing quarters on stage," Tritt told the Miami Herald for a March 6, 1992 article. "As the halls got bigger, people up in the balcony wanted to make sure the quarters got on stage."
Anything TRAVIS!! That voice! ♥️🎶 And Travis plays a mean guitar but I’m not sure if he plays the dobro. He can play some blues too. Ray Charles himself said of Travis, “He’s an old soul in a young country rocker.” There’s an episode of CMT Crossroads with Ray and Travis.
Y'all should do his song Homesick. Its a big southern rocker or Put Some Drive In Your Country is the song that got me hooked as a 80s rocker looking for something new. Then you have a funny side like the song Ten Feet Tall And Bullet Proof. You have pure country like the song Here's A Quarter Call Someone Who Cares. His ballads were second to none and too many to pick just one
Pushed 👍 before play! Travis is a deep rabbit hole! Still touring constntly. Highly Recommend anything from his concert - Live and Kicken’ BUT, y’all missed out on a great Video!!
Play , “If your gonna play in Texas” by Alabama 🎻 “Leave It “ by YES. The instrument in question is also referred to as a lap steel guitar 🎸 It’s played horizontally across your lap also known as a Hawaiian guitar
Yall should check out Workin' Man's PhD, I Got It Honest, and Stars & Stripes by Aaron Tippin. They are GREAT songs! I saw him in concert a few years ago at Renfro Valley in Kentucky and oh man! Also That's As Close As I'll Get To Lovin' You and Blue Angel by him as well too.
Guys you seriously need to react to ‘Fooled around and fell in love’ by Elvin Bishop!!!! I know Asia will appreciate Mickey Thomas’ voice on the vocals, he’s crazy talented. You must watch the midnight special live version
I really hope that you will start discovering Sawyer brown... No one ever seems to check them out.. they have a lot of fun and the lead singers voice is so good... The first I would check out is ...six days on the road...the original video is good too.. shows how much fun they have
Wow, I gotta commend whoever put together that lyric video, lol 😂., The spelling throughout is truly _entertaining!_ The schooling and education of the newer generation, lol.
That’s possibly my cousin, Wendell Cox on that dobro. I’m not sure, but he’s been Travis’ guitarist from the beginning. The video to this is great, too.
I knew him. He dated my roomate when he was still married to his first wife. He was house band at a bar called Miss Kitty's. She was a waitress there. It was right before he got signed for his first album. I felt so sorry for his wife. She worked so hard to get him noticed and signed. And he was screwing every girl he could charm. He left her just after he signed his first contract. She was so sweet and gorgeous. Anywho. Yes he has some good songs. But his attitude and his mouth is why you don't hear from him much. 😊
The guitar you are hearing is Jerry Douglas playing a slide acoustic guitar. Travis can play but Douglas is considered the best slide guitarist in the business.
I love this song cuz he was talking about I95 and Richmond...and I'm like damn...someone is singing about Virginia finally lol. I played the heck out of it when I first heard it years ago. PS whoever did the lyric video needs to go back to 3rd grade and learn how to spell.
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Travis Tritt was the country star in the 90s that also had a true southern rock side
And blues
The guitar you are wondering about is called a “dobro”. This is definitely my favorite Travis Tritt song. The video with Billy Bob Thornton is awesome, I highly recommend you watch it! 👍
I was just going to say you HAVE to watch the video! I think you do with most country music songs. There's just s much to experinece from the visuals at the music.
That is not a dobro....it's a steel resonator acoustic guitar (think Dire Straits "The man's too big"). The construction, tuning and the way they are played are totally different.
@@markfoor4137not at all, they’re all guitars at the end of the day. Dobro is actually a brand that made their name making wooden resonators. They have marginally different tone and I’m pretty sure the guitarist here is using a wood resonator
Agreed. Sounded like a dobro to me. @@paulgillenwater5487
Travis Tritt was one of those country stars that did not get the spotlight that George and Garth got but he is still very entertaining. From his song Country Club to his cover of the Eagles song Take It Easy he is money!
Facts!
Love me some Travis Tritt!! Bluesy, soulful, southern rock, country...amazing sound!!
Travis Tritt has so many great songs. The video trilogy of Anymore, Tell Me I Was Dreaming, and If I Lost You is amazing. A couple of others are Best Of Intentions and I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know. Great reaction!! 🙂
The official video is a must watch!!!
Travis is way underrated. He's a great musician and vocalists.
And yes, his guitar playing is just THAT good......
Travis is a country rocker. He has a lot of great songs.
Travis is a southern rockin country star. His song " Best of Intentions " is a tear jerker, and when you react to it, do it with the video.
That guitar is a dobro played by the great Jerry Douglas. He is a member of Allison Kraus and Union Station, but sits in on many recording sessions with multiple artists.
In the early years of his career, Travis Tritt was notorious for "Not staying in his lane"... He played multiple styles and genres... Still does.
A dobro is also known as a resonator guitar. It basically looks like a guitar with a metal plate on its face. The difference between a violin and a fiddle is... If you are playing country, bluegrass, or the like, then it is a fiddle. Otherwise it is a violin. They are the same instrument. The only difference is the style it is being played in.
So many great Travis Tritt songs...seen him live in Atlanta back in 2001...still to this day I believe that to be the best concert I have ever been to. I definitely think you have to check out Anymore, Ten Feet Tall and bulletproof, and his song with Waylon and Hank Jr called Outlaws Like Us
I wish yall could see his Vegas version of "Anymore". Such a masterful performance of singing and playing guitar.
Glad yall like this. It was written by a friend of mine.
Travis Tritt is phenomenal!!!
Travis is just Great! Great Songs and That Voice! He's a favorite for sure! That guitar is a Dobro.
Most understated voice of country music
My other Travis Tritt favs are “Its A Great Day To Be Alive” and “TROUBLE”
The Travis Tritt song you want is “It’s a Great Day to be Alive”. One of the best country songs of all time.
Yes! I was going to say the same!
Definitely
I've met Travis .. what a wonderful musician and human.
You should listen to Anymore, it's my 2 year old great grandsons favorite song, he always grabs my phone and says "Papa, munic" I have a video of him singing it but can't figure out how to share it with you. I know you would love it if you saw it.
Yall need Trouble by Travis tritt. It's a classic
Nice job y'all, Travis Tritt- Where Corn Don't Grow and Smoke in a Bar are very good also, main difference between violin and fiddle is type of music being played and strings
The difference between a violin and a fiddle is s violin has srings and a fidfle has strangs.
The Dobro, or Resonator is a guitar with a metal box producing the sound. They are very common instrument for playing slide guitar and used in both country and blues music. Great reaction.
Love it! A Georgia boy with country/rock + soul = southern Swag!
Sending y'all love from South Georgia!
Travis Tritt is awesome, he has such a great voice.
Here's a Quarter (call someone who cares)my favorite Travis Tritt song!!! Another great song it's by Mark Chestnut: Bubba shot the Jukebox!! Different Artist but 2 fun, and great country songs!!! I haven't seen anyone react to either of these!!!
Watching the actual video puts everything better in perspective
Definitely gotta check out more Travis Tritt, he got his soulful sound from old school southern gospel singers he grew up listening too, Bible Belt is 🔥 and he had many other great country songs but one of his more recent songs in my opinion may be his best ever check out Smoke in a bar, he went back to a more traditional country sound with it, but it is heart-felt through and through
Yes- that was Travis. Most all country musicians of old can pick.
He can definitely pick
Wife here..Haven't heard this in a while... A Musical Venue I was Managing during the late 90's had this on jukebox..And I heard it a million times on jukebox night..(It does give specific visuals)..U2 are Soooo Amazing..So Witty at picking up the meaning and feel of music from all generas!!!..(AWESOME)..That COUNTRY SOUL)....U2 have renamed a whole new genre !!!...Looooove IT!!!!🌟
Travis can sing I love this song, another one from him called( Put Some Drive in your country )😊
Yes!
Y’all are enjoying the Dobro. It’s mentioned in Ballad of Curtis Lowe. Also, in Pearl Jam’s “Black” it’s the guitar with what looks like a hubcap on the front of it.
In this song, a d most of the time, it’s played as a slide guitar.
Drift off to dream , I’m gonna be somebody, Anymore , Lord have mercy on the working man , Help me hold on, Foolish pride . Travis Tritt has so many great songs
It was a dobro. And violins play concert music. Fiddles play country music. Love to see you folks learning and liking country music. Travis Tritt and "Where the Corn don't Grow" is another country song with a great story/moral I am sure you would like.
He has a long list of great songs.
I seen him on Atlanta in the 90s.
I love this. Made me smile for the first time TODAY!
Definitely need to watch the video for this one… Billy Bob Thornton. That’s Jerry Douglas playing the dobro, a resonator guitar type instrument. (Dobro is actually a brand name, but it has become synonymous with the instrument, like Kleenex is for facial tissues). Jerry Douglas is a dobro master and can be heard on many, many recordings. He is a regular member of Alison Krauss’ band Union Station. Just for giggles, look up some info on the dobro… it’s a fascinating, beautiful instrument that’s been used for generations in country, bluegrass, and Americana style music, long before amplification was available.
Shout out from Johnson City...... Johnson City Tennessee is my hometown Travis Tritt's real popular around this area
Wasn't it in Bristol where he got hit with a quarter on stage that cut and dazed him. Then he started doing Here's A Quarter out of throwing range?
When Travis Tritt first started doing 'Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares)' live, people started throwing quarters on stage," Tritt told the Miami Herald for a March 6, 1992 article. "As the halls got bigger, people up in the balcony wanted to make sure the quarters got on stage."
Went to ETSU in the 80s best days of my life. No doubt, Tennessee people are just different, friends for life. Richard As
Tritt is a class act on the guitar. Dude can play one like crazy.
One glorious day we will see Stapleton and Tritt perform together
You have to watch the video for this song to get the full experience.
Anything TRAVIS!! That voice! ♥️🎶
And Travis plays a mean guitar but I’m not sure if he plays the dobro. He can play some blues too. Ray Charles himself said of Travis, “He’s an old soul in a young country rocker.” There’s an episode of CMT Crossroads with Ray and Travis.
The Bob Seger of Country Western music. Get it Travis 🤠🛣️🌄🏁
Foolish Pride by him is one of my favorites.
I'm from around Richmond, VA so I've always loved that first line
Love this song.
His cover of Take it easy from the Eagles is great!
You have to do more Travis Tritt - Here’s a Quarter ! Or Him and Marty Stuart -The Whiskey AINT Working ! He is great !😊
That boy was banging on that Dobro… and I mean rockin on it…extremely hot song.
Such wonderful reactions to this very awesome song.
Y'all should do his song Homesick. Its a big southern rocker or Put Some Drive In Your Country is the song that got me hooked as a 80s rocker looking for something new. Then you have a funny side like the song Ten Feet Tall And Bullet Proof. You have pure country like the song Here's A Quarter Call Someone Who Cares. His ballads were second to none and too many to pick just one
Ole Georgia Boy got it going on, Seen his show in Augusta Georgia September 2018 Wow what hellve show he put on Outstanding 👍👍
Pushed 👍 before play! Travis is a deep rabbit hole! Still touring constntly.
Highly Recommend anything from his concert - Live and Kicken’
BUT, y’all missed out on a great Video!!
Play , “If your gonna play in Texas” by Alabama 🎻
“Leave It “ by YES.
The instrument in question is also referred to as a lap steel guitar 🎸
It’s played horizontally across your lap also known as a Hawaiian guitar
Dobro is a brand name of a resonator guitar.
Please guys, play Anymore from Alive and Kickin'....absolute solo live perfection
That guitar has a lot of blues to it too
Y'all should watch the video of this. It's great. It's like a little movie and Travis Tritt is the tow truck driver in the end.
Great song. I like travis' style. An issue I have is that I-95 don't go through Tennessee and there is no truck stop in Johnson City. Fun song though.
What fun watching you both getting into that tune!
Travis is a talented singer. He did a few tv shows and movies as well
Yall should check out Workin' Man's PhD, I Got It Honest, and Stars & Stripes by Aaron Tippin. They are GREAT songs! I saw him in concert a few years ago at Renfro Valley in Kentucky and oh man! Also That's As Close As I'll Get To Lovin' You and Blue Angel by him as well too.
Really this song is southern rock. Some blues, and country pickin. This song has soulm
The violin vs fiddle just depends on who is playing it! Same instrument, played much different. ❤️🤠🎵🎶🎻
Guys you seriously need to react to ‘Fooled around and fell in love’ by Elvin Bishop!!!! I know Asia will appreciate Mickey Thomas’ voice on the vocals, he’s crazy talented. You must watch the midnight special live version
Johnson City, TN is about an hour and forty-five minutes from where I live
I really hope that you will start discovering Sawyer brown... No one ever seems to check them out.. they have a lot of fun and the lead singers voice is so good... The first I would check out is ...six days on the road...the original video is good too.. shows how much fun they have
love that vlend of country and blues
My fav from Tritt!! I actually would try this at karaoke
Watch the original music video for this song.........you'll love it, tells the story even better
Wow, I gotta commend whoever put together that lyric video, lol 😂., The spelling throughout is truly _entertaining!_ The schooling and education of the newer generation, lol.
❤️ your personalities!! Since yer on a country kik, NEED To check some Jamie Johnson out. He's "modern" but old school!
It’s a dobro guitar!
the guitar was just like the one in Jenny C. Rielly " Harper Valley PTA" song.
Great song. Check out "Anymore" great story and also "Where corn don't grow".
That’s possibly my cousin, Wendell Cox on that dobro. I’m not sure, but he’s been Travis’ guitarist from the beginning. The video to this is great, too.
Thanks for the info!
the video for this song was great, it starred Billy Bob Thorton.
Travis is the man.
I knew him. He dated my roomate when he was still married to his first wife. He was house band at a bar called Miss Kitty's. She was a waitress there. It was right before he got signed for his first album. I felt so sorry for his wife. She worked so hard to get him noticed and signed. And he was screwing every girl he could charm. He left her just after he signed his first contract. She was so sweet and gorgeous. Anywho. Yes he has some good songs. But his attitude and his mouth is why you don't hear from him much. 😊
Checkout his “Soundstage” appearance. Nice show. 🤘😎
The guitar you are hearing is Jerry Douglas playing a slide acoustic guitar. Travis can play but Douglas is considered the best slide guitarist in the business.
I love this song cuz he was talking about I95 and Richmond...and I'm like damn...someone is singing about Virginia finally lol. I played the heck out of it when I first heard it years ago. PS whoever did the lyric video needs to go back to 3rd grade and learn how to spell.
Ya'll should watch the official video to Modern-day Bonnie and Clyde. Billy Bob Thornton is in it.
A great older Travis tritt song is, help me hold on. Great classic country sound
You should watch the video for this song
live version of his doing Charlie Daniels Long haired Country Boy shows off his guitar skills
Listen to Anymore by him it's amazing!!!
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The video to this is pretty cool too:)
Anymore,by Travis!
Travis Tritt. Put some drive in your country and Outlaws like us
I recommend Crime of Passion, it's another song about lovers committing crimes.
It's called a resonator guitar. Like a dobro but the action is lower.
Trouble is a great song and album
If you watch the official video with Billy Bob Thornton, it's a good one.
Love me some Travis Truth.
He is really a great singer… try- anymore.. there’s some really good live versions of it..
Love his stuff