One of my favorite artists and one of my favorite songs. Mr. Dan seals has a pretty impressive story. He first gained fame as "England Dan", one half of the soft rock duo England Dan & John Ford Coley, who charted nine pop singles between 1976 and 1980, including the No. 2 Billboard Hot 100 hit "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight". Later he began a country solo career and had many great songs. Had a huge one with Marie Osmond "Meet Me In Montana."
RIP Dan. I spent countless hours listening to Dan, going back to the days with John Ford Colley. Nights are Forever is a classic. Addicted is timeless.
I could listen to Dan Seals all day long, my favorite by him is “Big Wheels in the Moonlight”. Might be because I’ve been driving a truck for 21 years lol
I saw Dan in concert back in '89-- was such a good time. Did all his England Dan hits with all his country smashes (Addicted, Rage On, etc...) Such an incredibly talented family. RIP Dan.
I’m SOOOO happy you did this one. It’s one of those that you gotta sing to every time it plays. It’s on my shuffle and you can hear everyone in my house singing it. Saturday mornings with the music up and everyone cleaning. Do folks still do this? Everyone up cleaning on Saturday and momma is in charge of the music. 🤓❤️🇺🇸
And just the cherry on top for Dan Seals. Look at the guitar he's playing. Dan Seals is a left-handed guitarist playing a guitar strung for righties. He's playing upside-down. OMG!
Way to go Patreon!! Great selection. The Nashville Network (TNN) used to have a show where they brought in several artists at one time and they would sing and tell stories. This video is from one of the episodes. Waylon, Willie, Chrystal Gayle, T. Graham Brown, Bobby Bare, Glen Campbell, Janie Frickie, Roy Clark, just to name a few in the video, all great singers and have their own "rabbit hole.
I scrolled most of the comments and didnt see anyone mention it, so Ill say it.I can only watch this version of this song once a year. Any more than that and I'll just fetul up and cry myself to death. Its TOO damn sad. Dan had throat cancer by this point and summoned something powerful that day. Watching him struggle to vocalize with clarity, let alone pitch,is really hard. Nobody wants to see their friend or family member or hero or anybody in that position. Man when everyone takes up backing vocals impromptu, I cry everytime as hard as the first time. Dan Seals was a bad mother fucker.
What a group!! Willie, Waylon, Roy Clark, Glen Campbell, and the rest. Holy moly, must have been a great show. Country must is a never ending source of solace and joy because it comes from the heart.
He’s older in tht video u sld go back and listen to him sing whn he was younger tht voice is still pretty good but it’s got a million miles on it so it isn’t what it use to be whn he was younger of course he’s passed on now but I will forever be a fan of him
I've loved Dan's music & talent ever since i was a small kid & heard his cover of Todd Rundgren's "Love Is The Answer". He shows off his chops in that song, 150%. EDIT: I choke up EVERY time i hear the line in this song, "Little Casey she started growing, and she started asking questions. And there's certain things a man just does not know." It shows so much vulnerability that im sure a LOT of single dads face.
This setting is the old Ryman Auditorium. Ralph Emory used to host "Country Homecoming" events there. Alot of big stars doing their big hits. They were all packaged together and sold as a 4 CD set (I think.) Any way, this is one of those sessions. Many more all over youtube.
The group on stage with him was country royalty: Waylon Jennings, Roy Clark, Willie Nelson, Crystal Gayle, Glen Campbell, Janie Fricke, T Graham Brown, and more. Dan Seals was a great singer and his music is missed.
Exactly. I get frustrated when reactors go live versions of songs first. The studio version gives the original tune of a song for someone who is hearing a song for the first time
Everyone who knows me knows that my number one song, my favorite, the one that’s been on every cd I burned and definitely now in my shuffle is Johnny Lee, Cherokee Fiddle and number two is Louisiana Saturday night by Mel McDaniel and number three is, Don’t Know Much About History by Sam Cooke ( I listened to this on 8 tracks 🤣). These 3 travel with me everywhere I go. I add others to my fav list but the 3 never change. I guess it reminds me of my childhood dancing and singing with my momma. Number one movie that’s never changed is Urban Cowboy. The soundtrack to that is fantastic. Enough rambling. Have a great day and God bless 🙏🤓❤️🇺🇸
This is one of my favorite songs of all time. It was delivered with emotion and skill and it conveys a powerful message about life and setting priorities for what is truly important. It also warns of consequences for those that don’t have the right priorities. Truly a masterpiece level song in all respects.
I loved seeing how everyone there was helping him out. I thought he was gonna cry singing it. Watching a grown man cry breaks my heart. I’m a softy I guess.
Read about his career in music. You'll be amazed! He was also an amazing saxophone player. Wore out a new pair of Justin boots dancing to his music back in the 80's, lol.
Tasha, I'm so grateful that the Patreon voted for this song. I love Dan Seals, always have. I especially like his duets with Marie Osmond. This group with Dan Seals is a legendary. Just a few from my memory, you had Roy Clark, Glen Campbell and Crystal Gayle (dark black hair...Loretta Lynn's sister). Dan is no longer with us, but thankfully his music is still here for us to enjoy for generations to come. I love your reactions and your love for country music! 🌹🌹🌹
Tasha u should check out some savannah Dexter on ur channel u should check out savs song heavens got a back road & u should check out her song called sharkweek
IDK if you've heard Ricky Van Shelton but you need to hear him sing Statue of a Fool. He's got a lot of good ones but that one is one of my favorites 🙂
This song and artist makes a great introduction to Western music. Dan Seals, who was from west Texas, like Michael Martin Murphey and Paul Davis who all enjoyed great success on the pop charts in the 1970s, without their hats, went on to record a number of western hits in the 80s and 90s but with their hats on! You should understand that until about 1980, there was "Country and Western" music on the radio. After 1980, they sit off leaving only country music on the radio and western music to rodeos and streaming services. Please enjoy more western music.
This is from a series that had several country stars singing their hits, taking turns. It is available on dvd, and I would highly recommend it. This was back 1999, and many of them are passed on now. I think we have 4 dvds in all. It is called Country Homecoming.
oh my goodness... one of my all time favorite songs.. and the lineup in this video... so many have passed on... so many.... The line 'cause for everything you win, there's something lost' is so profound... and thought provoking.
In the 70s and '80s Dan seals could do no wrong whether he was a solo artist or a Duo with John Ford coley. Broke my heart when he passed away because I've always loved this music
I can relate to this song also for things in my past and although it was decades ago this song brings all those feelings to the surface. A monster of a song. It was a number one country chart hit in 1986. Dan had another #`1 the year before that was voted best country duet in 1985 with Marie Osmond you might check out...Meet Me In Montana. Thanks for sharing.
For a super fun song, please do The Jogger by Bobby Bare. You will laugh! And thank you for listening before reacting. So many miss important parts of a song by talking over it.
You should watch a better version of this song. He did his best here, but struggled. He's still able to emote well, despite the vocal mishap, but The original from when he was younger is extraordinary.
You could spend years listening to the people on that stage. Besides Waylon & Willie I saw Bobby Bare (beside Waylon), Glen Campbell, B J Thomas, Barbara Fairchild, Janie Fricke, Roy Clark and the Geezinslaw Brothers, and a few people I didn't recognize.
In my opinion I think he's one of the best singers of all time! i think he's the first man I thought of as having a beautiful voice. Most other guys I think aggressive or deep but he was the first guy singer I thought beautiful. I have found others since then but as far as male singers that doesn't happen often, but, he does have that really beautiful voice that takes you to another place!
Thanks Tasha for the song and just being Tasha. Lots of legends in the audience I saw Bobby Bare, Glenn Campbell, Roy Clark, and Colin Raye to just name a few. Have a great day.
Since you’re so close to your granddad you gotta listen to “Granddaddy’s Gun” by Aaron Lewis.❤️❤️❤️One other song ( not country) but my grandson’s name is STAGGER LEE, you know after Lloyd Price’s song❤️❤️❤️❤️ That’s my daddy’s favorite song so my daughter named her son STAGGER LEE for him. My daddy(step, we don’t use that word) raised 5 daughters and always said if he had had a boy he would’ve named him STAGGER LEE, so my daughter ( his Dandy) did it for him. Just a little backstory on my life and the love of my life, my grandson ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What a great story, and a great song to be named after. Thank GOD that your Daddy's favorite song wasn't "A Boy Named Sue" or your grandson might have had the name Sue. Have a great day. Much love from Canada.
That’s Bobby Bare, Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson this was a couple hour special hosted by Ralph Emery. It was on TH-cam at one time. Well worth the watch if you can find it.
I was a little girl in the 80’s. My family nickname was Casey. My parents were divorced, and I was being raised by my father. To this day when I hear this song, it makes me cry like a baby.
Since nobody else will say it- I will. Dan Seals has a great voice, but sorry, he over did this one in this particular performance. Tried to hard to sell it on a song that doesn’t need it. It happens lol.
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One of my favorite artists and one of my favorite songs. Mr. Dan seals has a pretty impressive story. He first gained fame as "England Dan", one half of the soft rock duo England Dan & John Ford Coley, who charted nine pop singles between 1976 and 1980, including the No. 2 Billboard Hot 100 hit "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight". Later he began a country solo career and had many great songs. Had a huge one with Marie Osmond "Meet Me In Montana."
Kelly Clarkson piece by piece
RIP Dan. I spent countless hours listening to Dan, going back to the days with John Ford Colley. Nights are Forever is a classic. Addicted is timeless.
Thank you ❤️ I knew you would love it! The original studio version his voice is a bit purer, but this version packs an emotional punch.
I could listen to Dan Seals all day long, my favorite by him is “Big Wheels in the Moonlight”. Might be because I’ve been driving a truck for 21 years lol
I saw Dan in concert back in '89-- was such a good time. Did all his England Dan hits with all his country smashes (Addicted, Rage On, etc...) Such an incredibly talented family. RIP Dan.
This song and Addicted are two of his most powerful ballads. I'd Really Love to See You Tonight is next in line.
I’m SOOOO happy you did this one. It’s one of those that you gotta sing to every time it plays. It’s on my shuffle and you can hear everyone in my house singing it. Saturday mornings with the music up and everyone cleaning. Do folks still do this? Everyone up cleaning on Saturday and momma is in charge of the music. 🤓❤️🇺🇸
Bobby Bare was there - sang Marie Laveau
This is like looking at U.S.A for Africa but for country stars...all legends! This is outstanding!
And just the cherry on top for Dan Seals. Look at the guitar he's playing. Dan Seals is a left-handed guitarist playing a guitar strung for righties. He's playing upside-down. OMG!
Way to go Patreon!! Great selection.
The Nashville Network (TNN) used to have a show where they brought in several artists at one time and they would sing and tell stories. This video is from one of the episodes. Waylon, Willie, Chrystal Gayle, T. Graham Brown, Bobby Bare, Glen Campbell, Janie Frickie, Roy Clark, just to name a few in the video, all great singers and have their own "rabbit hole.
I scrolled most of the comments and didnt see anyone mention it, so Ill say it.I can only watch this version of this song once a year. Any more than that and I'll just fetul up and cry myself to death. Its TOO damn sad. Dan had throat cancer by this point and summoned something powerful that day. Watching him struggle to vocalize with clarity, let alone pitch,is really hard. Nobody wants to see their friend or family member or hero or anybody in that position. Man when everyone takes up backing vocals impromptu, I cry everytime as hard as the first time. Dan Seals was a bad mother fucker.
Thats country music royalty
What a group!! Willie, Waylon, Roy Clark, Glen Campbell, and the rest. Holy moly, must have been a great show. Country must is a never ending source of solace and joy because it comes from the heart.
He’s older in tht video u sld go back and listen to him sing whn he was younger tht voice is still pretty good but it’s got a million miles on it so it isn’t what it use to be whn he was younger of course he’s passed on now but I will forever be a fan of him
This song is not reacted to enough! One of my favorites! Thanks for voting for this one!
That's a lot of iconic stars sitting in the round there trading songs that they've written so much talent
Wow, just looking over that gathering of country music greats- and most of them are gone. Time waits for no man.
I've loved Dan's music & talent ever since i was a small kid & heard his cover of Todd Rundgren's "Love Is The Answer". He shows off his chops in that song, 150%. EDIT: I choke up EVERY time i hear the line in this song, "Little Casey she started growing, and she started asking questions. And there's certain things a man just does not know." It shows so much vulnerability that im sure a LOT of single dads face.
Gorgeous song!!! Thanks for this Tasha!! 😊🌹
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
This setting is the old Ryman Auditorium. Ralph Emory used to host "Country Homecoming" events there. Alot of big stars doing their big hits. They were all packaged together and sold as a 4 CD set (I think.) Any way, this is one of those sessions. Many more all over youtube.
The group on stage with him was country royalty: Waylon Jennings, Roy Clark, Willie Nelson, Crystal Gayle, Glen Campbell, Janie Fricke, T Graham Brown, and more. Dan Seals was a great singer and his music is missed.
Love Dan Seals. My favorite song of his " Bop". It's an upbeat song. That you can't help but love. Great reaction to this song another great of his.
A fun Dan Seals song is "Bop"
I always liked this, kinda reminds me of "Ride'em Cowboy" by Paul Davis.
Love what you do, Tasha. Glad you discovered this genre.
You gotta hear the studio version to get the good feels 🤓
Exactly. I get frustrated when reactors go live versions of songs first. The studio version gives the original tune of a song for someone who is hearing a song for the first time
My mom loved Dan Seals when I was growing up. I have such nostalgia hearing this.
Everyone who knows me knows that my number one song, my favorite, the one that’s been on every cd I burned and definitely now in my shuffle is Johnny Lee, Cherokee Fiddle and number two is Louisiana Saturday night by Mel McDaniel and number three is, Don’t Know Much About History by Sam Cooke ( I listened to this on 8 tracks 🤣). These 3 travel with me everywhere I go. I add others to my fav list but the 3 never change. I guess it reminds me of my childhood dancing and singing with my momma. Number one movie that’s never changed is Urban Cowboy. The soundtrack to that is fantastic. Enough rambling. Have a great day and God bless 🙏🤓❤️🇺🇸
Dan Seals - God Must Be A Cowboy at Heart
one of my favorite country songs.
Nope that's not Ol' Waylon, but is a great singer, I always love your reactions!!! I',m sorry that is Waylon in that Bunch!!!
This is one of my favorite songs of all time. It was delivered with emotion and skill and it conveys a powerful message about life and setting priorities for what is truly important. It also warns of consequences for those that don’t have the right priorities. Truly a masterpiece level song in all respects.
I loved seeing how everyone there was helping him out. I thought he was gonna cry singing it. Watching a grown man cry breaks my heart. I’m a softy I guess.
Read about his career in music. You'll be amazed! He was also an amazing saxophone player. Wore out a new pair of Justin boots dancing to his music back in the 80's, lol.
He was so much better live. We lost a true legend 😢😢
Tasha, I'm so grateful that the Patreon voted for this song. I love Dan Seals, always have. I especially like his duets with Marie Osmond. This group with Dan Seals is a legendary. Just a few from my memory, you had Roy Clark, Glen Campbell and Crystal Gayle (dark black hair...Loretta Lynn's sister). Dan is no longer with us, but thankfully his music is still here for us to enjoy for generations to come. I love your reactions and your love for country music! 🌹🌹🌹
Hey Tina! Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it as much as I did.
Tasha u should check out some savannah Dexter on ur channel u should check out savs song heavens got a back road & u should check out her song called sharkweek
IDK if you've heard Ricky Van Shelton but you need to hear him sing Statue of a Fool. He's got a lot of good ones but that one is one of my favorites 🙂
You’re the best, Tasha! Wish I lived in your area so we could have lunch!
Thank you so much 😊 that just made my day 🥰
This song and artist makes a great introduction to Western music. Dan Seals, who was from west Texas, like Michael Martin Murphey and Paul Davis who all enjoyed great success on the pop charts in the 1970s, without their hats, went on to record a number of western hits in the 80s and 90s but with their hats on! You should understand that until about 1980, there was "Country and Western" music on the radio. After 1980, they sit off leaving only country music on the radio and western music to rodeos and streaming services. Please enjoy more western music.
♥ Yes, that's one legendary song circle!
This is from a series that had several country stars singing their hits, taking turns. It is available on dvd, and I would highly recommend it. This was back 1999, and many of them are passed on now. I think we have 4 dvds in all. It is called Country Homecoming.
oh my goodness... one of my all time favorite songs.. and the lineup in this video... so many have passed on... so many....
The line 'cause for everything you win, there's something lost' is so profound... and thought provoking.
In the 70s and '80s Dan seals could do no wrong whether he was a solo artist or a Duo with John Ford coley. Broke my heart when he passed away because I've always loved this music
Listen to Meet me in Montana please. Listen to the lyrics. You’ll love it I promise you
I was also trying to hide from Mark I didn't want him to tell me to pull around and use the long hose
Just subscribed and rang the bell! Love your reactions, you're an awesome person!
I can relate to this song also for things in my past and although it was decades ago this song brings all those feelings to the surface. A monster of a song. It was a number one country chart hit in 1986. Dan had another #`1 the year before that was voted best country duet in 1985 with Marie Osmond you might check out...Meet Me In Montana. Thanks for sharing.
I just love how you always get so much meaning out of these songs! Great job❤️❤️❤️
For a super fun song, please do The Jogger by Bobby Bare. You will laugh! And thank you for listening before reacting. So many miss important parts of a song by talking over it.
You should watch a better version of this song. He did his best here, but struggled. He's still able to emote well, despite the vocal mishap, but The original from when he was younger is extraordinary.
Bob McDill, the greatest country songwriter of all time.
There will never be another Dan Seals. Willie Nelson doesn't even rate on his singing, music and talent level.
WE LOST DAN A FEW YEARS AGO HIS MUSIC WAS GREAT RIP DAN SEALS
That rooms full of country music royalty like the pioneers you shoukd check those artist out
That good old country music ❤❤
Dang another Dan Seals. I hope you as much a fan as I am he's got some good ones 👍👍 fine choice ❤️🌎✌️
His voice sounds strange here because he had throat cancer at the time I think. Died shortly after.
You should listen to My Old Yellow Car by Dan Seals.
Addicted is another good song from Dan Seals
That was Waylon , Bobby Bare & Willie in the front row. 😀
Saddest song in country music. Gets me every damn time.
Tasha, I always like to brag that I got to meet Waylon, High-Lite of my Life!!!!!!!
Nice!!! I hope you took lots of pictures
@@tashajackson Oh Yeah!!! and I met his son Shooter Jennings!!!
Absolutely 💯 ❤️
You got that engine really reved up now
I like your shirt. I use to have same one
Lots of Country stars in this video
You could spend years listening to the people on that stage. Besides Waylon & Willie I saw Bobby Bare (beside Waylon), Glen Campbell, B J Thomas, Barbara Fairchild, Janie Fricke, Roy Clark and the Geezinslaw Brothers, and a few people I didn't recognize.
Yep that's Waylon
Love this song, makes me shed a tear every single time.
In my opinion I think he's one of the best singers of all time! i think he's the first man I thought of as having a beautiful voice. Most other guys I think aggressive or deep but he was the first guy singer I thought beautiful. I have found others since then but as far as male singers that doesn't happen often, but, he does have that really beautiful voice that takes you to another place!
Agree. I found him in the late 80's and knew he was special. Easily my favorite musician of all time.
Thanks Tasha for the song and just being Tasha. Lots of legends in the audience I saw Bobby Bare, Glenn Campbell, Roy Clark, and Colin Raye to just name a few. Have a great day.
Tom T Hall, Waylon Jennings (confirmed).
Add to the list guys.
Thanks Mike! You’re always so kind 😊 I hope you have a good day as well
Joe Stamply!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful
Since you’re so close to your granddad you gotta listen to “Granddaddy’s Gun” by Aaron Lewis.❤️❤️❤️One other song ( not country) but my grandson’s name is STAGGER LEE, you know after Lloyd Price’s song❤️❤️❤️❤️ That’s my daddy’s favorite song so my daughter named her son STAGGER LEE for him. My daddy(step, we don’t use that word) raised 5 daughters and always said if he had had a boy he would’ve named him STAGGER LEE, so my daughter ( his Dandy) did it for him. Just a little backstory on my life and the love of my life, my grandson ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What a great story, and a great song to be named after. Thank GOD that your Daddy's favorite song wasn't "A Boy Named Sue" or your grandson might have had the name Sue. Have a great day. Much love from Canada.
I love this story Monica. Thanks for sharing 💕
@@velvetplatz1024 a boy named sue 😂 I laughed so hard at that because it’s so dang true 😂
@@monicag75 That's what I thought, and I just had to tell you that. I'm glad I made you laugh at that. Have a great day.
💙💙💙💙💙
I love to hear him do ‘Bop’
Balasm range does a very good version of this song
That’s Bobby Bare, Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson this was a couple hour special hosted by Ralph Emery. It was on TH-cam at one time. Well worth the watch if you can find it.
I was a little girl in the 80’s. My family nickname was Casey. My parents were divorced, and I was being raised by my father. To this day when I hear this song, it makes me cry like a baby.
Hi Tasha 👋 love you videos , even if I don't always comment.
I love these videos where all these stars get together and share songs, love to see more.
Dan Seals is one of those guys when he speaks you can just tell he has a tremendous voice
Thank you for this one, Tasha. This makes me so sad. It is good to hear this from time to time.
He was sooo good… huge loss for us. Rest in peace Dan Seals.🙏🎶🕊
WOW that was an all star cast sitting around Dan. This was an awesome song
This is one of my favorite country songs of all time
So many songs about single moms whose men run out on them. This turns the tables about a single dad.
This song gets me. It's as beautiful as it is sad.
Can you get some Suzy Bogguss reactions?
I absolutely adore Dan Seals!
Tears... Every time
Love this song!
"I guess that we were only in your way." Wow! There are no words....
Actually, those are the words
@@bertblue9683 I was talking about the MEANING behind the words.
Lot of legends on that stage, a good number of them have gone on.
Trucker Tr UCK. E! Chucker? Come on back joker. Come on back tracker t. R. U. C. K e r talk to teddy t e d y bear b e a r
😮 RAD red. Saovan, So v. I. N. E! He does the song teddy bear red dog so bad
Carrie Underwood? Say. BAR RE Underwood UN DERWOD Carrie Sings A Song temporary home. H o m e tempom t a m p at home
The Loretta lion Loretta and Conway Twitty don't cry. Don't cry journey alright don't cry loretta and conway
Since nobody else will say it- I will.
Dan Seals has a great voice, but sorry, he over did this one in this particular performance. Tried to hard to sell it on a song that doesn’t need it. It happens lol.
Really great reaction to to such a beautiful song. I am going to subscribe,cause you did such a great job reacting to this. Thank you
Yeah karma is a bitch