Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Charlie Pride - Kiss an Angel Good Morning!
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Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Charlie Pride - Kiss an Angel Good Morning!
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Most Loved man in Seventies and Eighties Country Music. No one ever said a negative word about Charly Pride.i would compare him to Karen Carpenter or Jimmy Buffet in terms of the unbelievable amount of love and positive vibes between this man and the public.
“Roll on Mississippi” and “Is Anybody Going to San Antone?” and “All I Have to Offer You is Me” are three more hits by Charley.
Everyone liked Country Charlie Pride. Even my strongly racist grandfather liked Country Charlie Pride.
The man is famous for being a sincerely nice person.
And burgers and fries
Not always true they never showed his face on his first albums. He won them with his voice before they found out he was black. Everyone loved him but they still wouldn't let him walk into the club through the front door
The first Black Man to become a BIG country music star...broke racial barriers without even trying.
Some stations refused to play him…
@@nubianncahill3570…. Were you even alive when he made his first record? You’re making a statement that isn’t exactly true!
He was the first black man to become a huge country star. Well loved by the whole country community
Yep….let his talent speak for itself and the door was open to him.
I grew up listening to Charlie Pride. My mama loved him. Never even thought about him being black. He was just a great country singer. Sadly, he died in 2020 shortly after receiving the CMA Lifetime Achievement Award.
Agreed me too
That is exactly how I feel. I was born in 1969 and have listened to him all my life. My father is Mexican and my mother white American and no one ever said a word about him. I never even thought of him being black, he was just a GREAT country singer.
Charlie Pride is country music royalty. What a great man he was.
30 number 1 hits. Johnny Cash discovered him and convinced him to be a country singer
Interesting!
WOW!
Red Sovine
Loretta Lynn presented Charlie with a Living Legend Award in 1997. She was instructed to only shake his hand. Being the Loretta we know and love who does what she thinks is right, she gave him a kiss and a big hug.
Charlie did have things to deal with for sure. there were many stations that refused to play his music because he was black but the funny thing was alot of the music fans didn't know he was because you can't see color on the radio and they kept asking for him to be played. later on when Charlie won a major award and Loretta Lynn was the presenter, the TV people told her to announce his win and then step back away from him and let him come get the award, her response was , Ain't nobody gponna tell me where I have to stand and when Charlie came on stage she went up and presented the award to him and gave him a big hug on national TV lol Charlie was well respected among the musicians and loved by the fans
Loretta wasn't into their b.s., good on her !!
Before he ever came out in the public eye, every radio station was playing his music!
NO ONE knew he was a black man for many months after his first record was ever played, until he was brought out before a crowd at the Grand Ole Opra and the crowd gave him a big welcome!
Charlie Pride learned to sing listening to country music on the radio.
Just found that you tube clip th-cam.com/video/RgrwNFS5zy0/w-d-xo.html He is apparently a very humble man.
Musician Faron Young once threatened to burn a radio station down that refused to play his friend Charley's records on air.
The host that introduced Charlie Pride is Marty Stewart also now a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame..Great reaction
Luv Marty and Charlie
Former wife of Rosanne cash.
Marty Stuart is awesome! His song Tempted is great! He is also part of the sequel the Devil Came Back To Georgia with Charlie Daniels, Mark O'Connor, Johnny Cash, Travis Tritt, and Marty Stuart!
Marty Stuart, the host, was an extremely young musical phenomenon. Due to this he played with many of the earlier generations of Country Music royalty. As a result he is a walking encyclopedia/ultimate data base of country music history.
Yes, Charlie Pride was definitely a breakthrough artist and a staple for decades.
@@danielharper1542former step bother-in-law to Rosanne. He was married for a time to one of the daughters June Carter had from a marriage prior to Johnny. I think her name was Carlene but I’m not certain about that. I just know it was one of June’s bio daughters, not Roseanne. Roseanne’s famous ex is Rodney Crowley.
Marty’s wife of many years is the legendary Connie Smith. Their love story is one worth retelling.
Such a fan of this man-not only was he a great singer, he was a wonderful human!
As a little girl in the 60's-70's Charlie Pride was a staple on our radio. Always loved his music. We didn't think of him as a "black artist", we just loved his music. Oh, and "love her like the devil" means love her a lot, not literally "the devil".
he was my favorite country singer beautiful voice
Charley Pride is Country Music Royalty! He is one of the legendary artists I was privileged to grow up listening to. Enjoy your journey into his music
I was heartbroken when he passed
When he first came out there were people that didn't originally go to his shows because of race but in the end he got overwhelming support. I have listened to him for my whole life. I'm 63
I've listened to Charlie Pride my whole (I think) life and I'm 80! Love him & his music is still great.
I'm 66 and from Oakland CA. My uncle was from Arkansas and was in the Navy when he met my mothers sister and stayed in California when he got out of the Navy in the mid 60's.
He was Cherokee and dressed like a cowboy and loved country music and exposed me to country music. Turned me on to Charlie Pride and all the old time country music stars in the early 70's.
Loretta Lynn was presenting an award once that Charlie was nominated for. She was told that if he won she was to take a step back away from him to avoid being too close to him. He did win, & instead of stepping away, she hugged him. Pure class.
good people them coal miners daughters
Marty Stewart was born and raised in Philadelphia, Ms. There's a Choctaw Indian Reservation in Philadelphia thus the Native American portrait. He has also had some of them performing on his show.
Listening on the Radio as a kid, we never knew the race of the musicians and bands we just loved the music. It was truly a meritocracy of their skill and Charlie has such a wonderfully masculine voice with gentleness, kindness, and love too! That is a real man.
Trivia... he started out playing professional baseball. He was very well respected in the country industry. Look up "Loretta Lynn surprises Charlie Pride". He was voted entertainer of the year. 1971. And recieved a Grammy for Best male vocalist in country music in 1972
He was so HUMBLED and SURPRISED. Always smiling. He is one of 3 African-American that is a member of the Grand Ole Opry. The others are DeFord Bailey and Darius Rucker
I met Charlie Pride in Texas two years before he died. He was a humble and caring man who just loved to make music and happiness.
I envy you. 😊
Marty Stewart - the guy with the hair. Had to pull that name - way back in the back of my brain. Actually took a moment - but I knew I knew.
This ones Goonnnaaa hurt youuu for long longgg time
BRO, Charlie Pride does a wonderful cover of Hank Williams SR.'s "Kawliga"! My family loved all things Hank Williams, but Charlie's version knocks it out of the Park!
Absolutely. Rare that someone can transmit the emotion of a song like ol' Hank. But Charley's Kaw-Liga is amazing.
Definitely!!
The live version from Panther Hall is the best of the best!
Anything Charley sings is awesome but I agree Kiss an Angel wouldn't be close to the top of his best songs.
Charlie pride is an absolute legend!! Great reaction fellas..🤠
Charlie & Marty. Couple legends right there folks!
29 No. 1 hits.
52 Top 20 hits.
Mr. Pride is a Legend!
Love Charley Pride My parents had Charley Pride albums .My mom sang country music 🎵 and she sang his songs all around the house in car 🚗- He was and will always be a legend
Charlie pride was a giant in country western music! Charlie pride was one of the greats of the day!
I'm 37 years old and grew up in rural South Dakota. I didn't meet a black person until I joined the Army, but this is the song my Dad sang to me at bed time when I was a little boy. Charlie Pride is country music.
The establishment tried to hide the fact that Charlie Pride was a black man, but Charlie was his own man. He showed up, sang, and respected all people and became a singing legend. EVERY country fan loves Charlie Pride!
If you were able to view the covers of Mr Pride’s first few albums he was not featured. It was all about his music. America fell in love with his smooth tones long before they knew the color of his skin.
Even so he faced racism and bigotry throughout his career. He persevered to become one of the most well respected and beloved legends of country music.
charlie pride's biggest hits after Kiss an Anger were "kaw liga - wooden indian" which had some real voice effects, and "is anybody going to San Antone" . I loved them all.
I'm old enough, and country enough, to remember that we had listened to Charlie Pride often on the AM radio and were all astonished to find out he was black. It was a pretty well kept secret when he first started out. Not so much that it was hidden, so much as it wasn't "advertised". Anyway, it didn't change anyone's opinion of him, at least not anyone I knew in Tn. But to your point, I totally think the vast majority of the "racist" stuff is strictly to keep the people divided and therefore, made up, staged, or outright lied about by the press.
Charlie dealt with racism early on but he always handled it with class and he became very respected in the business.
Which with people such as Chet Atkins and Johnny Cash backing him, helped a lot.
The man with the hair is Marty Stuart, another great country singer.
He was once the SIL of Johnny Cash.
The man doing the introduction is Marty Stuart, from Philadelphia, MS, and a Choctaw Indian. He dropped out of school when he was around 14 to play in bluegrass legend Lester Flatt's band. Stuart later led Johnny Cash's band. He is one of the best guitar and mandolin pickers in the business, and a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Is he actually Choctaw or just has a bit from back somewhere in his ancestry? I know he has a great affinity form the Choctaw people featuring and highlighting them where he can. I also have family ties to his hometown and know it was even claimed for years in my family we had some Choctaw. DNA test provided otherwise. PS - if you like Marty Stuart the station RFD TV has his program every Saturday evening.
Charley Pride was the first black member of the Grand Ole Opry since DeFord Bailey decades earlier; the first black artist to have a number one country record; and the first artist of any race to win the Country Music Association's male vocalist award two years in a row. I am a proud country music fan, and I LOVE Charley's music. Love his voice! And, I am a 71 yr old white woman. Charley's skin color did not mean a thing to me. It was his voice that got me. My husband inroduced me to country music back in 1969, and been a fan ever since. Listen to Darius Rucker. Another good country music singer, and yes, he is black also.
LOVE and Respect always to my favorite Country Singer, Mister Charlie Pride! What a singer, but more than that, what a wonderful GENTLEMAN. Always a Charlie Pride FAN....
He is CLASSIC COUNTRY (my opinion) seen him live .......in the 60's ( yeah im old) love him, I am so glad you found him again!!
I loved hearing Charly Pride!!
🥰 I'm sure Charly had a lot of problems being the first black man in country music but he showed them all with all his big hit songs You should listen to I'll Be Leavin' Alone❤️
He was SO AWESOME!
That is Marty Stewart's show He always had his stage like that
Charlie Pride was the first black man to become a member of the Grand Ole Opery. You can only become a member if you are nominated by a member and voted for by the membership. Not all country artists are members. Only members are invited to perform on the Opery stage.
He was the second. DeFord Bailey was the first.
I'm 61 years old and was raised by a black nanny from birth till I was 6 years old my dad worked for GE and got transferred and she couldn't go with us and I cried like a baby and was mad at my dad for a long time l loved that woman with all my heart I was born in the 1960's and my hole life I've never seen color
I reca hearing him sung when I was young and never knew he was a Black man. He was an amazing singer and exuded humility and kindness.
I have been a Charlie Pride fan since I was about 5 or 6 years old. I am 53 now and still love that voice.
My parents listened to Charlie Pride when I was young. I just loved his music. I’m 56 now, and still play his songs.
and Crystal Chandeliers. He is awesome!!
Yes I love that song. Need to react to that
Always loved Charlie Pride from a child in the 60s. My parents turned on the Grand Ole Opry every Saturday night and Charlie was a household favorite. There is an old country saying to do something like "the devil" means to never stop because the devil never leaves you alone.
His song Kaw Liga explains the Native American picture in the back ground. I love his song Mountain of Love.
Charlie Pride was one of the most beloved Artists in Country Music...Fans adored him..❤RIP Charlie...
Charley Pride was a great singer and one of the classiest entertainers on earth!
Listening to his music for over 55 years.
Breaks my heart that I didn't get to see him in person.
We grew up listing to Charlie Pride, and many other similar singers. Our parents did not even think of racism, nor did we. I am a white 59 year old woman who grew in the suburbs of Central NY. Manufactured racism did not exist. What they have done to our country, and its people is despicable.
Wow! We sound like we were raised the same and near each other In CNY
@@juliagrant3299 I grew up in Whitesboro, NY, suburbs of Utica, NY. I reside in Vermont now.
Spot on!!!! I am from South Louisiana. Same here. You used the correct word-manufactured. People don’t hate one another. The news media stirred up fear. They made it us against them. It’s one of those ‘I will get you before you get me kind of hatred’s.” Truth is we didn’t actually have any reason to be enemies. We were a broken and fractured nation for a long time. People are figuring it out now. People have caught on to the manipulation from political elites. Elite Garbage that is !!! Nothing but garbage.
Back in that day it was unusual for a country singer be black. One of my favorite stories about Charlie is that a Texas woman loved his music but wouldn't believe he was Black. Finally he did a concert close to her and her friend who had been trying to convince her of his ethnicity took her to his concert. When he came out and started singing you could hear her throughout the building yelling "It's True, It's True"!!
I grew up from where Charley Pride was born and raised in Mark Mississippi. I lived about 10 miles away. I’m not for sure what his mom done but his dad I believe I was a young man at this time I believe that his dad was A policeman I met him a couple times when he came home to visit one of the most down-to-earth guys you’ll ever meet in your life very well spoken kind and just all around good guy and his dad was too and that is still one of my favorite songs, but that was over 60 years ago
Always loved Charlie Pride started listening to him when I was 6 years old ..he was one of the best of the best
As. A white man listening to Charlie pride growing up I would tell me friends about Charlie pride and they didn't want to believe a black man was singing country music. So I just kept it to myself. Even when someone would say why ain't there no black people in country. Almost like I was protecting someone from trying to make fun of him. That's how good he was to me .
Ray Charles: “Modern Sounds in Country & Western Music” topped the charts way back in 1962 with hits such as “You Don’t Know Me”.
Charley Pride is a country music LEGEND! He broke all racial barriers in country music!
He was a professional baseball player before turning to music.
The more I listen to you and watch you, the more I just love you! So glad I found your channel! Thank you!
Charley Pride was popular in the 1960s and later decades. He was well respected among country artists. He often performed in places where he was not allowed to be served because he was black, but his love of performing kept him going. He started performing around 1952. Some black performers called him an Uncle Tom because he played country music.
Charlie Pride was one of my Dad's favorite artist when I was a kid. He was always playing at our house along with Johnny Cash. Mr. Pride has many great songs. I would love to see more reactions to him along with other country stars. I'm really enjoying your country reactions ❤
Charlie Pride was one of my mother's favorites and since i am 70 years old that was quite a while ago! About 1964 or so. I loved to listen to my mom's country music, my favorite was Marty Robbins. But only when she wasn't home. I would never tell anyone because i was embarrassed. I only listened to rock 'n' roll and I didn't want anyone to think I wasn't cool!
Charlie was amazing. Got to meet him once when I was a teen. Such a kind, talented man. I’m also nuts about Marty Stuart, the musician who just introduced him.
I remember listening to this on KIDN (out of Pueblo) in the 70's when i was a kid.
And we knew he was black because we also watched all the "Country" TV shows in the 70's!
Can't wait to see your reaction!
Charlie Pride was another one of the old time greats. My dad had country on all the time. SO i grew up on Charlie Pride, Loretta Lynn, George Jones, and Charlie Pride just to name a few. I was still into rap, rock and metal. I love all kinds of music. Love going back to all this music and watching you discover this.
Love me some Charlie Pride! As a 70s baby I grew up listening to 40 and up music! Love 50s 60s 70s 80s!
Loved him since I first heard him as a kid. So many great songs. His wife was sweet and supportive of him.
Yes Charley Pride was certainly a break through artist, owing his acceptance as a country entertainer, to certain white country artist of those times who supported him in his break through efforts.
The late, great Charley Pride.
One of my favorites who had a unique deep voice that you'd always recognize. Rest in Peace Mr. Pride. Thank you for the video.
Staples of Country Music!
They had to hide the fact he was black until he was so popular it didn’t matter. You are standing on the shoulders of giants like him. He was the Jackie Robinson of country music.
My mom and step dad went to see him live in Beaumont Texas back in the early 70's or late 60's. My stepdad took him a drink up on stage and shook his hand! Wonderful man! I have listened to his music for decades!!!
Charlie was one of the most loved singer/song writers. And I can't believe you swore, that's one of the things I love about you. 💜
Don Won .. stifle! Grand old opera!!!! Black man singing, country!! First time for everything!!! I love this song
Charlie was a unicorn. The only black man in country music back then. He had a terrific voice and a kind and good natured personality. I always respected the man for being tenacious enough to make a living in a very 'white' line of work. I'm so glad you are giving him some air time, and even more importantly, sharing your experience of him and his talent.
Charlie Pride was a Major League baseball player before he started singing
Yep and part owner of the Texas Rangers MLB team.
I can’t remember if he messed up his arm or his knee was why he had to quit.
I loved Charlie Pride and my dad was so excited because he met him on an airplane. We grew up listening to him all the time!!!!!!❤
Charlie Priide is old school country. Has a great voice that needs no autotune.
Mr. Pride was welcomed with open arms within the country music community...why wouldnt they, the man is a brilliant artist and a beautiful human. The world lost one of the best.
Hank snow was my cousin he was half Canadian and use to come to stewiake Nova Scotia Canada in the summer and hang out with my Papa Jack and he wrote a song called Jack and was about my Papa
First heard Charlie Pride in 1969 on the radio singing All I have to offer you is me, great song check it out, then not long after saw him perform it on Hee Haw what a shock in a good way when seeing him, saw him 73/74, think 73, anyways great reaction,
Thank you for the reaction to Charlie pride. Listened to him and many other artists as my family Listened to all music.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I grew up with him singing country and I couldn't understand how that black guy several years ago said country wouldn't let blacks sing country. WHAT?????? SOMEONE JUST WANTED TO STIR THE POT WITH LIES.
Well, he did run into racism
@clydekimsey7503 Yes, he did, but Loretta Lynn helped with that. There was a list of blacks back then that sung country. They just weren't as well known as Charlie, but they were out there
He said devil because he would not get airplay if he said love her like Hell. Fun fact, Charley played pro baseball for St Louis, if I remember right.
Love Charlie Pride! Roll on Misssissippi is my favorite, his voice is so soothing! What a tremendous talent he had. He played baseball before he became famous for his music!
Charley Pride was awesome back in the 70’s and 80’s! We had his records and watched him every time he was on tv! He had a wonderful smooth voice and was always smiling and he was easy to look at-tall, dark and handsome! Loved him!❤
He has a lot of hits! My favorite is “You’re So Good When Your Bad” and “Roll On Mississippi.” You’re So Good When Your Bad was featured on the tv show Designing Women in the episode Reservations For Eight. It was so perfect for that episode and Charley sounded so so good as usual! ❤❤❤
I love his voice
My dad samg this song most of my life
I remember my mother played every song he put out. She would send in a pre order form for his coming albums. He was SO well respected for his fanominal talent.
Charley Pride = Legend
When he was invited to the Opry, which was the pinnacle for a country artist, they didn't know he was black until he walked out on the stage. But you know, for the most part, skin color is not that big a deal in country and rock genres. Both country and rock have roots in the blues, which is mostly the province of black men. I'm sure it wasn't all smiles and rainbows, the times being what they were, but most of that resistance came from the system, not from the other musicians and not from the people. Musicians don't care about anything but whether or not you can play the music or sing the songs. And white people, for the most part, don't care as long as the music's good. I remember when Living Color came out with Cult of Personality, someone would be like, did you know they're black? And everyone else would be like, cool, they're black.
I do love you so much brothers and keep up the great work ! Amen ! ☺♥
The guy in the beginning that you recognized is the legendary Marty Stuart. He had his own variety show and was a prominent member of the Grand Ole Opry.
And a great singer. Huge Marty fan
RFDTV still runs Marty's show on the weekend.
Great Reaction!!!
We never thought a thing of it, we just loved how he sang and what he brought to country music!
Do Kaw Liga by Charlie Pride
He was also pro baseball
player in young days
I agree with what you said. This country should be united despite the differences in color, nationality and religious beliefs. We should all love each other and get along. Charlie Pride is awesome. Love your reactions! ♥
Charley Pride was heardon th radio first. The first song I ever heard was Kawlija. He is my favorite singer. I grew up with him. Kiss an Angel Good Morning is his signaure song. He is very amazing. No one can deliver a song like Charley Pride.
Dude. Please react to charloe pride" roll on Mississippi "ALSO " the late show" straight fire🔥🔥🔥🔥
I grew up in deep south, we didn't care what color Charlie Pride was, he was just an incredible singer. Never ever heard anything negative about him.
Good on you! Charlie Pride was one of my FAVOURITE country singer in the seventies and eighties!
I am 77 and the first tape deck I ever bought was Charlie Pride. He is awesome.
My Mother worked at Brookhaven hospital in Farmers Branch/Dallas in the 1970’s. She met Charley Pride a few times over the years and said he was such a nice person. She was definitely a fan of his singing and him personally.
When I was a manager at a bookstore, he and his wife came in to do a book signing. They both were the nicest and down to earth people you would ever meet.
Who doesn't know Charlie Pride. He is one of the best.... He is one of the best country singers back in the day. He was one of the 1st black country singer. But he wasn't the only one. Absolutely check out more of his songs
Ole Charlie man that goes back to the day.
Everyone love Charlie Pride I am 67 years old and my momma had all his records just like all her county music