You are correct, George Strait did define what was Country music from the early 80's and thru the 90's. Alan Jackson, Randy Travis and even Garth Brooks owe their success to the following that George Strait started.
Cheyenne Wyoming is known as the Daddy of all rodeos. George is a roper to this day. He sponsors and competes still. He has a ranch in Texas that he still works. King George is awesome ❤
Sorry, about the whiskey. 😂 And of course I want your honest and true opinion. I was actually laughing my ass off. 😂 Thank you for the reaction! And it’s the first really bad German whiskey I’ve sent you. And like I said, the options are kinda limited. So I’m sorry again! I hope the beer is making up for it and the chocolate too. But now I know why that whiskey was so cheap. 😂😂 I hope you are enjoying the rest of that package and you wimminz too. And Dustin! Your German was fantastic! Wow! I understood you perfectly! Really impressive!
George Strait has 61 #1 songs….he is called The King for a reason…I’ve lived in South Texas my whole life….he is absolutely the most humble and kind person ever.
He's the King cause he can captivate a whole arena just by standing still and singing into a microphone. Not like other singers who have to jump all around the stage to entertain the fans.
Yep! He has been dubbed “The King of Country “ or “King George “ and it’s not because he didn’t earn it. You’re right about a generation that thinks this is country music, I’m one of them!
There's a reason he has a greatest hits album with 50 number ones on it and it required a sequel with 22 more great hits on it. I think those came out in the late 90s or early 00s. He could probably do one more at this point.
@dalcaY that one too. He released a 2-cd set that included all 50 #1 hits he had and then released a sequel cd set that included 22 of his greatest hits that didn't reach #1. They were 50 #1 Hits and 22 More Hits.
I favor George's early songs, but then, I'm closer to his age, too. Blame it on Mexico and Marina Del Rey are two of my favorites. In the late 70's, the beer joints were packed when Ace in the Hole came to play. Barely any room on the dancefloor.
George Strait served in the Army from 71-75. He enlisted at a infantryman. He was turned down by every label in Nashville, saying he was to country. MCA made him a single deal and it went to number 6, in 1981. So they considered doing an album.
They always say that a Cowboys mistress is the rodeo. Another song by a true Cowboy that loved the rodeo listen to Cody Johnson Dear Rodeo featuring Reba McEntire. For that one you have to do the original video to get the full scope of what Cody and Reba are both singing about
I could sit for hours with this song on repeat. The interesting thing about listening to it this time was I closed my eyes at the end listening to the fiddle play out. When it ended, the next image I saw was “…to be continued”. There are all these questions. Did he make it to Cheyenne? Does he try to call her again? I want more of the story damn it!!! Haha Good job guys. Take care!!
So happy you are doing another King George song. He’s my all time male country singer. He gets me all up in my feels. 🥹 Memories of days past with my Mom going to his concerts, he’s so awesome live!
George Strait is absolutely the standard by which all Country Music is judged. I'm 38 and you are 100% correct, if it's ain't like George it ain't Country. It doesn't matter if you're standing next to 110,000 other people (He holds the record for largest stadium crowd) or in a small local rodeo or beer hall, he sounds exactly the same. Any recording from this concert is great. You guys absolutely need to react to George Strait - The Chair. Preferably going in blind.
Yes, he absolutely defined what good country music sounds like and this is why so many true country fans aren’t a fan of country music (or what they’re claiming as country music) today!!!
Another great George song is Kicked Outta Country. It was written by George and Jamey Johnson about how they can’t get played on the radio. But that Willie, Waylon, and Johnny Cash got kicked out too and it didn’t hurt them either.
Another great rodeo song is"You Can't Be A Cowboy Forever" by Aaron Watson. Also "Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold" by Dan Seals. A lighter one by George Strait is "You Know Me Better Than That"!
I don’t know if you guys know or not but he just dropped a new song called “ MIA” and “The Little Things” and has an album coming out in September at age 72❤️👍
This song was about Lane Frost. He was killed riding a bull. He was one of the best riders at the time. The movie 8 Seconds is also about Lane Frost. George Strait used to ride broncs before he became the King. Great reaction guys ❤
I have never heard George rode broncs. He has been a roper ever since high school. And never heard this song was about Lane Frost. It's a song about the break-up of a rodeo cowboy and his girlfriend. Doesn't mention if he was bronc, bull, or saddlebronc rider.
@@kristinkeiner6547 actually if you Google songs about Lane Frost this is the first song that comes up as well as other artists who have done songs about Lane.
You nailed it when you said George Strait defined country for a whole generation. He's always been my personal definition of what I consider country. Randy Travis and Alan Jackson could also fit in there as having a similar influence. It's why I started losing interest in mainstream country when it started changing around 2004 and why I can't stand post 2012 mainstream country in general. For the most part, it's no longer the country I always knew and loved. Btw, glad you guys enjoyed this song! One of my all time favorites.
Strait is the king of country. By the way I know this isn’t a George Strait song but I think you both would enjoy a song called “Little Bitty” by Alan Jackson. It’s a gem!!
You should check out a song by Ernest and Lainey wilson "would if I could " it was written 40 years ago and was just sat on until now. It sounds as traditional as can be. Such a great song
Listen to his 50 Number Ones album. From the first number 1 to the 50th, you can see the evolution of country simply through one person. He is the gold, platinum, whatever standard there is for country.
George and Alan Jackson sang a song called Murder on music row, which is critical of the "pop" style country music vs traditional which George and others keep true. Not sure if you reacted to that in the past.
Here's another suggestion for another artist I believe you've reacted to before and seemed to enjoy their tunes. So, if interested give this one a listen. "Jonny Paycheck - The Old Violin" (by the channel: Johnny Paycheck -Topic) --Jonny Paycheck was an American country music singer/songwriter and Grand Ole' Opry member. He achieved his greatest success in the 1970's as a force in country music's "Outlaw Movement" popularized by artists such as Hank Williams Jr., Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Meryl Haggard just to name a few. 💯
you guys need to do some Johnny Horton another OG who died way to young, similar to Marty Robbins except Johnny's songs tend to be based on history instead of westerns, the battle of New Orleans, Sink the bismark, North to Alaska, and springtime in Alaska plus " honky tonk man" he also married Hank sr's ex wife.
The guy in the song lost his girl Because of the rodeo When she told him “goodbye” the first thing in his mind was oh well I can still make Cheyenne… the next rodeo
Skinny beer and tires coming from Germany is sac religious it can’t be that bad guys you didn’t spit it out so it’s better than Stillhouse and that Kroger bottle
@stevebournite184, I’m not buying that crab Whiskey again. You can, when you come to Germany! 😂 I just hope the chocolate and beer made it up to the guys. 😅
KIETH YOU’RE KILLIN ME. You keep saying you want to hear Brad Paisley’s guitar chops and you keep allowing yourself to be bribed into all his songs that either hit you in the feels or funny stuff that’s popular. This is just instrumental. Melt your face off guitar. Everything from country chicken pickin, to jazz, to blues, to frickin Charlie Brown. Do your ears and listeners a solid and watch this video. It’s live on Letterman. It just doesn’t get better. Just trust me there are 2 Time warp and nervous breakdown. Ya been putting it off long enough man. Here ya go. th-cam.com/video/tHlmYlwUKHU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zLWy4ALdOhh2N_Ar
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You are correct, George Strait did define what was Country music from the early 80's and thru the 90's. Alan Jackson, Randy Travis and even Garth Brooks owe their success to the following that George Strait started.
Cheyenne Wyoming is known as the Daddy of all rodeos.
George is a roper to this day. He sponsors and competes still. He has a ranch in Texas that he still works.
King George is awesome ❤
He had just set a record for attendance at a stadium 110,000 at Kyle Field at Texas A&M.
It was close to 111,000.
@@lisamccartney7573 I had read it was over 110,000
Yes, he is the very definition of country music for my generation!
George's style was so traditional everybody refers to his music as "Strait Country". He is absolutely the King.
Sorry, about the whiskey. 😂 And of course I want your honest and true opinion. I was actually laughing my ass off. 😂 Thank you for the reaction! And it’s the first really bad German whiskey I’ve sent you. And like I said, the options are kinda limited. So I’m sorry again! I hope the beer is making up for it and the chocolate too.
But now I know why that whiskey was so cheap. 😂😂 I hope you are enjoying the rest of that package and you wimminz too.
And Dustin! Your German was fantastic! Wow! I understood you perfectly! Really impressive!
The bad reactions are some of the best! 😂
George Strait has 61 #1 songs….he is called The King for a reason…I’ve lived in South Texas my whole life….he is absolutely the most humble and kind person ever.
He's the King cause he can captivate a whole arena just by standing still and singing into a microphone. Not like other singers who have to jump all around the stage to entertain the fans.
So happy that y’all are seeing George “live”!
George Strait had a song on the Top 100 Country Singles every week from 1981 until sometime in the 2010's.
Yep! He has been dubbed “The King of Country “ or “King George “ and it’s not because he didn’t earn it. You’re right about a generation that thinks this is country music, I’m one of them!
There's a reason he has a greatest hits album with 50 number ones on it and it required a sequel with 22 more great hits on it. I think those came out in the late 90s or early 00s. He could probably do one more at this point.
If you're talking about Strait out of the box. It was mid 90s. I had it
@dalcaY that one too. He released a 2-cd set that included all 50 #1 hits he had and then released a sequel cd set that included 22 of his greatest hits that didn't reach #1. They were 50 #1 Hits and 22 More Hits.
This was an awsome song.King George doesn't have a bad song.Not only is he the King of country.He is the King of cowboy music.
I favor George's early songs, but then, I'm closer to his age, too. Blame it on Mexico and Marina Del Rey are two of my favorites. In the late 70's, the beer joints were packed when Ace in the Hole came to play. Barely any room on the dancefloor.
George Strait served in the Army from 71-75. He enlisted at a infantryman.
He was turned down by every label in Nashville, saying he was to country.
MCA made him a single deal and it went to number 6, in 1981. So they considered doing an album.
George Strait is one of my favorite singers. My favorite song of his is Love Without End. Or Check Yes Or No. Thanks for reacting to him
King George awesome as always! His voice is an absolute treasure.
They always say that a Cowboys mistress is the rodeo. Another song by a true Cowboy that loved the rodeo listen to Cody Johnson Dear Rodeo featuring Reba McEntire. For that one you have to do the original video to get the full scope of what Cody and Reba are both singing about
My favorite version is Cody singing at the Houston Rodeo
I could sit for hours with this song on repeat. The interesting thing about listening to it this time was I closed my eyes at the end listening to the fiddle play out. When it ended, the next image I saw was “…to be continued”. There are all these questions. Did he make it to Cheyenne? Does he try to call her again? I want more of the story damn it!!! Haha
Good job guys. Take care!!
So happy you are doing another King George song. He’s my all time male country singer. He gets me all up in my feels. 🥹 Memories of days past with my Mom going to his concerts, he’s so awesome live!
George Strait is pure class and real country.
And don’t forget 59 number one hits
Great song, great reaction. George really is king.
Ya'll need to r listen to garth Brooks "beaches of Cheyenne" it takes a crazy turn but is so good
George Strait is absolutely the standard by which all Country Music is judged. I'm 38 and you are 100% correct, if it's ain't like George it ain't Country. It doesn't matter if you're standing next to 110,000 other people (He holds the record for largest stadium crowd) or in a small local rodeo or beer hall, he sounds exactly the same.
Any recording from this concert is great.
You guys absolutely need to react to George Strait - The Chair. Preferably going in blind.
Yes, he absolutely defined what good country music sounds like and this is why so many true country fans aren’t a fan of country music (or what they’re claiming as country music) today!!!
And filled Texas A&M Kyle Field with over 110,000 fans a couple of weeks ago. Amazing. Sorry, already noted below.
King George! I love this song.
Another great George song is Kicked Outta Country. It was written by George and Jamey Johnson about how they can’t get played on the radio. But that Willie, Waylon, and Johnny Cash got kicked out too and it didn’t hurt them either.
Another great rodeo song is"You Can't Be A Cowboy Forever" by Aaron Watson. Also "Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold" by Dan Seals. A lighter one by George Strait is "You Know Me Better Than That"!
He's talking about the Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo that has been in existence since 1897. George was a team roper.
Just for that reaction Keith is gonna get 10 bottles of this bribed😂😂😂😂
I don’t know if you guys know or not but he just dropped a new song called “ MIA” and “The Little Things” and has an album coming out in September at age 72❤️👍
This song was about Lane Frost. He was killed riding a bull. He was one of the best riders at the time. The movie 8 Seconds is also about Lane Frost. George Strait used to ride broncs before he became the King. Great reaction guys ❤
I have never heard George rode broncs. He has been a roper ever since high school. And never heard this song was about Lane Frost. It's a song about the break-up of a rodeo cowboy and his girlfriend. Doesn't mention if he was bronc, bull, or saddlebronc rider.
I did not know that. The movie was awesome.
This not true. This song is simply about the life of a rodeo cowboy. It is, no way, shape or form, about Lane Frost.
@@kristinkeiner6547 actually if you Google songs about Lane Frost this is the first song that comes up as well as other artists who have done songs about Lane.
@@lynnbetts4332 the song doesn’t mention it, but if you look it up and will tell about his career with rodeo.
PLEASE!!!! y’all should do Kathy Metta-where have you been! a song her husband wrote about his grandparents. Beautiful voice!!!!!❤❤❤
Saw him twice as a kid at the Houston rodeo....in my opinion there will never be anyone any better
Christmas in July actually Kat’s favorite holiday is Christmas that’s why she is so giving
Upload 10 seconds ago! Not bad, I was actually watching your video on Vampires by Jason Isbell!
Love that song! - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts One of the deepest songs I've heard. Absolutely love it.
The video you are showing of George was shot in 2002 at the final event ever held in the Houston Astrodome.
Always great ❤
You nailed it when you said George Strait defined country for a whole generation. He's always been my personal definition of what I consider country. Randy Travis and Alan Jackson could also fit in there as having a similar influence. It's why I started losing interest in mainstream country when it started changing around 2004 and why I can't stand post 2012 mainstream country in general. For the most part, it's no longer the country I always knew and loved. Btw, glad you guys enjoyed this song! One of my all time favorites.
Strait is the king of country. By the way I know this isn’t a George Strait song but I think you both would enjoy a song called “Little Bitty” by Alan Jackson. It’s a gem!!
Great reaction gentleman. George was the drinking artist of an entire generation. I strongly suggest you listen to Adalida.
yes yes he did❤
Keep up the good work gentlemen
You should check out a song by Ernest and Lainey wilson "would if I could " it was written 40 years ago and was just sat on until now. It sounds as traditional as can be. Such a great song
“Michelin with a touch of Goodyear” 😆
A rare hit from George Strait.
Rare? Why? He had many.
@@evalehde3869 Humor is sometimes a lost commodity.
I named my daughter Cheyenne after this song 33 yrs ago,
It's a pretty name. - Keith
Listen to his 50 Number Ones album. From the first number 1 to the 50th, you can see the evolution of country simply through one person. He is the gold, platinum, whatever standard there is for country.
This was my karaoke go to song
George and Alan Jackson sang a song called Murder on music row, which is critical of the "pop" style country music vs traditional which George and others keep true. Not sure if you reacted to that in the past.
Here's another suggestion for another artist I believe you've reacted to before and seemed to enjoy their tunes. So, if interested give this one a listen. "Jonny Paycheck - The Old Violin" (by the channel: Johnny Paycheck -Topic) --Jonny Paycheck was an American country music singer/songwriter and Grand Ole' Opry member. He achieved his greatest success in the 1970's as a force in country music's "Outlaw Movement" popularized by artists such as Hank Williams Jr., Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Meryl Haggard just to name a few. 💯
you guys need to do some Johnny Horton another OG who died way to young, similar to Marty Robbins except Johnny's songs tend to be based on history instead of westerns, the battle of New Orleans, Sink the bismark, North to Alaska, and springtime in Alaska plus " honky tonk man" he also married Hank sr's ex wife.
Fun fact you can find a list off all working payphones oline
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Can you guys react to Gary Allen what would Willie do. It’s basically about Willie Nelson’s life.
The guy in the song lost his girl Because of the rodeo When she told him “goodbye” the first thing in his mind was oh well I can still make Cheyenne… the next rodeo
George straight and Alan Jackson were the country kings for that time
Dustin can you add Arkansas Dave by George Strait please? It is an awesome song that I believe he wrote with his son.
You should Morgan Wallen cover of Cover me up” written by Jason Isbell
Dustin, do you know the mic picks-up every bit of noise?
Wish it would have started at the beginning again.
Jelly Roll has a new single out called “I Am Not Okay”. Need to vote this one up for you guys!
Skinny beer and tires coming from Germany is sac religious it can’t be that bad guys you didn’t spit it out so it’s better than Stillhouse and that Kroger bottle
Coors light and Goodyear lol
Cheyenne is my daughter's name.
I love that name! I've met a few people with it. It always reminds me of the theme song from the old TV show Cheyenne.
My daughter is Cheyenne as well! She is 29. Pretty sure she was conceived in Cheyenne 😂
Ok you guys asked for it you get 10 bottles of this or 10 bottles of stillhouse or Krogman Rye your choice😂😂😂😂😂
@stevebournite184, I’m not buying that crab Whiskey again. You can, when you come to Germany! 😂 I just hope the chocolate and beer made it up to the guys. 😅
Ok this was her bribe with the alcohol my song request, sorry that it tasted like old crusted socks
Soooo what you’re saying is, they used New Belgium Fat Tire Ale casks for this bourbon?? 🤔
Kat is 100% awesome! I'm another American she has made happy and brought Christmas to in June! Those German chocolates . . . To die for!!!
Ha ha ha that was my idea actually
Can’t be depressed brother eating those German goodies
Well thank you both! It definitely brightened my day and has made me happy and grateful every time I enjoy some!
@@MrNiccholasglad we could help brighten your day bet your parents loved the chocolate too
@@MrNiccholas I’m so happy I could show you our support a bit! It’s not much but sometimes little things help too.
KIETH YOU’RE KILLIN ME. You keep saying you want to hear Brad Paisley’s guitar chops and you keep allowing yourself to be bribed into all his songs that either hit you in the feels or funny stuff that’s popular. This is just instrumental. Melt your face off guitar. Everything from country chicken pickin, to jazz, to blues, to frickin Charlie Brown. Do your ears and listeners a solid and watch this video. It’s live on Letterman. It just doesn’t get better. Just trust me there are 2 Time warp and nervous breakdown. Ya been putting it off long enough man. Here ya go.
th-cam.com/video/tHlmYlwUKHU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zLWy4ALdOhh2N_Ar
-Dustin & Keith takes a sip & bites a tire-
-Dustin- Yup tastes the same.
-Keith- Uhhh...Let me try again just in case.
I dont know if he even touched his guitar once in this song 😂
Skunky beer in tires!?! I don't drink, at all, and that sounds horendous.
What jab you talking bout 😝😝😝
Live versions always sound weak and poorly mixed. Hate them.
George straight and Alan Jackson were the country kings for that time