update this ain't the original sorry 😬 thought it was lol but hell do I even need to hear the original now jesus thia guys voice is stellar. absolutley stellar
Chris is a country music singer/songwriter from Kentucky. He's written songs across different genres for other people. His wife, who is also his backup singer, talked him into performing his own music. With a voice like that, we are most grateful that he listened to her.
Mark McComish -- Yes, Yes Yes! I would love to see his reaction to "I was wrong," live in Austin. Also, his live version at the Bing Lounge (from 2013 when nobody outside country music, including me, knew that he is a _generational_ talent).
One of the best reaction to this song. 💯 My guy, this is a cover too. Released in 2015. It's the best version tho. The original was written & recorded in 1981. Gotta check out the live version to this. It's more electrifying than the recording.
I love me some Chris Stapleton! So many good songs! This guy is better live than recorded. He has an acoustic version of a song he did with a rock group called”Barely Alive” that will blow you away. “I Was Wrong” is another favorite, as well as “Either Way”, “Death Row”, “Whiskey and You”, and he did a live performance at the CMA awards show with Justin Timberlake of “Tennessee Whiskey” and “Drink You Away” That is really good.
Welcome to the Chris Stapleton Family! You're going to gain a whole new following if you keep watching him! Watch his live show Tennessee whiskey with Justin Timberlake. Also death row, his cover of James Brown, his cover a prince, I was wrong, Sometimes I Cry or just a few
I’ve watched a lot of reaction videos to Chris singing Tennessee Whiskey. Your reaction is my favorite so far! You have the talent to hear it, feel it and resing it. So awesome!
Crazy thing about him is that he was a songwriter for other artists (mainly country)&never thought he could do it himself and then he came out with this album and blew everybody away winning every Grammy, and all Country music award shows...he is unforgettable and has more soul than most blues and r&b singers...I love your appreciation for real music and singing no matter the genre... thanks for what you do✌🏻💜🙏🏻
That's him playing the guitar as well. He is a beast with it. His cover of James Brown's This is a Man's World is crazy. I forget the name, but Chris Stapleton isn't the original singer of Tennessee Whiskey either, but his cover blew the original out of the water. 😁
David Allen Cole had his version, but George Jones was better known for his. I still really like George's version as a country purist, but Stapleton's is just fantastic.
@@mikebeasley6447 Get over what? I said I really like George's version for what it is, a true country song but that Stapleton's song is "fantastic". His is by far the better of the 3, but I do love me some Jones. Really to me they are 2 completely different songs, one is pure country, the other is much more blues/country. I really love both.
@@itsallgood4093 DO SOME RESEARCH!!! I'M 62 GREW UP WITH DAC & GEORGE JONES!!!! NO MATTER WHAT YOU THINK CHRIS'S VERSION IS WAY MORE COUNTRY THAN THEIR VERSIONS!!!!!!
Beth Hart : I’ll take care of you, Caught out in the rain, A change is gonna come, she is AMAZING . This song was done by George Jones and David Allen Coe decades ago . Chris’s version is more recent .
I watched him do a benefit duet and his partner's jaw nearly hit the floor when his turn came to sing - I don't think she was expecting what she heard....
Yaaz! You must watch the CMA performance with Justin Timberlake, Chris Stapleton and his wife doing Tennessee Whiskey/I Can't Drink You Away. Their three part harmony is incredible.
You have a talent and it's not just your voice. You know enough to anticipate when something good is about to happen in a song and shut up and let it happen. I appreciate that.
I'm a 90s baby but this type of songs you are listening to remind me of my great great grandfather when they Yous too sit down and ask me too play them type of music for them 👍👊
Your reactions are so fun to watch, enjoying it! The roots of Blues, Country, Southern Rock, early rock come from the same soulful place. Pure art.🎵🎶💖💖🎶🎵
Well said!! I did a deep dive into that once, and both go all the way back, way further, than I expected, to slavery, Ireland and Scotland!! Just before the turn of the century, after the slaves were "freed", many fled to bigger cities in the North, where they weren't exactly welcomed with open arms. Scottish and Irish immigrants weren't looked at very favorably at that time either, so all three shared blighted areas, or slums, of the big cities. There and then is where a convergence of cultures happened, that gave us some of the greatest gifts ever, in the Arts, that are solely U.S. born. The convergence of traditional Irish dancing (think Michael Flatley) merged with Hambone, a style of dance/music created by the slaves, who were rarely allowed instruments, where they would slap their thighs, stomach and chest to get different sounds, while also stomping their feet, while others sang. The combination of those two created tap dancing. Similarly, the combination of Scottish and Irish folk songs, merged with field, or work songs, the former slaves would sing, created Bluegrass music. After the turn of the century and all through WWI, Bluegrass took off like wildfire, not only in big cities, but into the honkytonk little bars of the rural areas of the country. Unfortunately that was in part due to Bill Monroe, a great Bluegrass musician, but a white man from Kentucky, who happened to write the first Bluegrass song that was a radio hit, so he alone often gets the credit for being the grandaddy of Bluegrass music. After WWII, Bluegrass was huge, but it started to fork, one leg of the fork stayed out in the rural area and eventually developed into Country and Western, and some Blues, the other fork migrated back to the urban population and also became the Blues, which quickly morphed into Rhythm & Blues (R&B) which then forked again into rockabilly, then rock n roll, and so on and so on and so on.....lol. Pretty cool stuff huh.
My black family has been rocking to Chris for about a minute now! He's awesome! MOST superstar CW singers will tell you that the "Root" of CW comes from the "Blues". So in other words, it's ROOT comes from black folks. ♥️
Didn't get its roots only from black folks. It's derived from a melting pot of cultures. Mountain or hillbilly music (Appalachian), in particular, combines the ballads and folksongs brought to the South by Irish immigrants and other immigrants from the British Isles in the 18th and 19th Centuries and the rhythmic influences of African immigrants. Great combination of all the folks. It wouldn't be much without the blues, at least in my opinion.
Dian D. There's a PBS documentary on the subject of blues music, and old black singers told the interviewer that blues music grew out of country music, which had been here a lot longer.
Love Chris!!! Got some blues and soul in every song he sings 💖 just love his voice, hope you get to hear his live version cause I know you will love it even more!! 😍😍
You got the ear and voice to recognize his God given blessings, dude has an old soul and it's got something to say. I always enjoy watching other musicians listening to this cool cat.
If you're a singer, you'll appreciate the fact that Chris is one of those few freaks that can actually sound BETTER live than his studio efforts. He's ridiculous. You'll also notice that he's a fairly serious guitar player. Check out his "Live at the Bing Lounge" performance of Sometimes I Cry and also his song I Was Wrong from the Austin City limits show. You won't be disappointed. Another Stapelton nugget is that the on-point female harmonies are Chris' singer/songwriter wife Morgane who's performed with many big name artists. Like his wife, Chris has been a ghost-writer (for other artists) for years with over 170 recorded songs to his credit. Morgane has written hits (including a #1) for country greats such as Alan Jackson, Reba McEntire, LeAnn Rimes, Carrie Underwood, Kelly Pickler, etc. With FIVE kids sharing that DNA, the future of country music is looking pretty good.
Generational talent ... I have seen this dude twice and been blown completely away with his sound... From James Brown to BB King ... Check out more of his music .... You need to go see him live
Bruh, we told you! Chris Stapleton is the truth. You must listen to Sometimes I Cry, I Was Wrong (both the live from Austin City Limits and the studio version), Death Row and his version of Nothing Comes 2 U (his Prince tribute).
Anytime you feel like performing this, I got you on BGV. I'm no Morgane Stapleton, but hey... 😋 You gotta check out "I Was Wrong" (Austin) - between Chris' rip-your-face-off vocals and guitar solos, he's clearly coming for our souls.
More Chris Stapleton, the live versions. I'd like to see you react to Stevie Ray Vaughn, any of the live performances especially at The Macumbo. Texas flood is a great one to start with. You can thank me after...
You know I have watched a couple dozen of these reaction videos to Chris Stapleton and most every one of them sing or try to sing with it or mimic his voice, to this point you are the only one that can actually sing himself, nice pipes, and yes this guy has a gift and he is real.
Yes, Chris' live performances are amazing! His wife sings that harmony with him a lot of the time and they blend perfectly. I watch a lot of music reaction videos, but this is first time I have run across your channel. I like your reviewing style and you can sing too by the sound of your voice singing along and your runs were good. I subscribed to here more of what you have to say.
Great reaction as always! You need to react to Chris Stapleton and Justin Timberlake Tennessee Whiskey/Drink You Away from the 2015 CMA’s. You’ll love it!
You are so entertaining, I subscribed immediately! When it comes to Chris Stapleton, always chose LIVE. He’s got a crazy good voice but seeing him do it live is incredible.
It's so awesome seeing peoples faces, when they are listening to something special. Their like where have I been, I cannot believe I haven't heard of this.
Stevie Ray Vaughn was a once in a lifetime talent. He was one of those ray guitarists that could talk to you though his guitar. His skill as a guitarist was unparalleled as far I'm concerned.
My opinion he's gonna be a legend. His voice is incredible, he's awesome at writing songs. So many mainstream musicians have had him write for them. He's also really good with the guitar to.
He's better LIVE. Try ANY of these live performances by Chris Stapleton: I Was Wrong (Austin City Limits) ; Nothing Compares to U (performed in tribute 6 hours after Prince's passing); (acoustic) Barely Alive; (acoustic) Fool Me Again; Nobody's Lonely Tonight (Jimmy Kimmel Live); (acoustic) Sometimes I Cry; (acoustic) What Are You Listening To; It's a Man's World. Enjoy the ride!
Anything Chris sings is amazing, check out I was wrong, outlaw state of mind and sometimes I cry ......... you will be blown away by his bluesy soul vibe and vocal range from another planet
The inspiration for this song is actually Etta James, in fact the only thing the same drom the original song released by David Allen Coe, is the lyrics, the music is almost note for note, "I'd Rather Go Blind" by Etta.
Love the reaction but I just gotta say it, this isn't an original song by Chris Stapleton. It's his cover of the original song Tennessee Whiskey by David Allen Coe
DUDE YOU HAVE NO CLUE!!! COVERS ARE VERY MUCH A PART OF COUNTRY MUSIC!!!!!!! MANY OF THE GREATEST SONGWRITERS IN COUNTRY MUSIC HISTORY HAVE SCORED #1 HITS WITH SONGS THAT THEY DID NOT PERSONALLY WRITE!!!!! 1 SUCH EXAMPLE. IS AMARILLO BY MORNING (GEORGE STRAIT) .
@@mikebeasley6447 Mike Beasley listen bud, I did not say Coe wrote the song, but he is the original singer of it. Dean Dillion and Linda Hargrove are responsible for writing and creating it. Coe was the merely the first to sing and release the song, therefore every rendition of Tennessee Whiskey that followed was a cover song. So the next time you go to leave a snarky comment and jump down someone's throat, maybe you should read what was said carefully, or else you'll come off looking like a jackass....again.
I love the shock and awe when someone first hears this. They love the opening and I know those incredible runs are coming 😂. I might add that your voice is incredible too!
I just have to say that you are easily one of my favorite people to watch reacting to different singers but specifically, Good ole Chris. You obviously know your way around vocals as well and you use that knowledge to give some of the best reactions I've seen my guy 👍👌
Welcome to the Stank Face Chris Stapleton fan club. I've been watching reaction videos from all different people and places... And it doesn't matter the color of skin, the age, or the musical preference... Chris reaches Everybody.
Chris is a country music singer/songwriter from Kentucky. He's written songs across different genres for other people. His wife, who is also his backup singer, talked him into performing his own music. With a voice like that, we are most grateful that he listened to her.
He is not the original writer of this song.
Lol Chris Definitely didn't write this song. This song is way before Chris's time.
Written by the incomparable Dean Dillon.
Chris ain't hardly a country singer. He's categorized as that, but we all know the truth. You can believe the lie though.
@@peacetoall106 true, but it's also true he's written songs for other artists.
His live version of I was was wrong from Austin city limits is amazing.
Mark McComish -- Yes, Yes Yes! I would love to see his reaction to "I was wrong," live in Austin. Also, his live version at the Bing Lounge (from 2013 when nobody outside country music, including me, knew that he is a _generational_ talent).
Absolutely the best.
Mark McComish That’s where I’m from Austin Texas .
You are spot on with the I was Wrong comment. Absolutely electric and unique and I have never heard anything like it.
David Allan Coe first did this song then George Jones did it...Chris Stapleton definitely has the best version for sure!!
DEAN DILLON WROTE THE SONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I forgot about David Allen Coe you're absolutely right he did the original not George but Chris is the bomb.
Hahaha I JUST posted the same thing! Scrolled down after to see what others said....GMTA
I keep telling my hubby Chris sings it better.🤗
Settle down, Mike...
His song Sometimes I cry is amazing also
Sean ????? Yeeeeessss his best song in my opinion
@@angeljohnson2433 I agree
Live at the bing lounge
Live at the bing lounge is even better
Oh man I'm not sure I've heard that one I'm fixin to listen to it now thank u!!!
Sometimes I Cry, Live in the Bing Lounge is a MUST my man!!! You want vocals, you got em!!!
This is the first reaction channel I've come across that doesn't constantly pause the song to talk about it, and for that I thank you!
Early videos. He does it now like the rest
Ok I need to hear one of your songs because you have a GREAT voice!😍❤️
Agreed
One of the best reaction to this song. 💯
My guy, this is a cover too. Released in 2015. It's the best version tho.
The original was written & recorded in 1981.
Gotta check out the live version to this.
It's more electrifying than the recording.
ACTUALLY IT WAS RECORDED BY DAC IN 1981 BUT WAS WRITTEN PRIOR BY DEAN DILLON!!!!!!
@@mikebeasley6447 According to Wikipedia: 'Tennessee Whiskey" was written in 1981 by Dean Dillon and Linda Hargrove'
It was best known for the George Jones version until Stapleton did his.
thats what I was gonna say this is not the original but it is the best, in my opinion!!!
@@itsallgood4093 David Allen Coe did it before George Jones.
I love me some Chris Stapleton! So many good songs! This guy is better live than recorded. He has an acoustic version of a song he did with a rock group called”Barely Alive” that will blow you away. “I Was Wrong” is another favorite, as well as “Either Way”, “Death Row”, “Whiskey and You”, and he did a live performance at the CMA awards show with Justin Timberlake of “Tennessee Whiskey” and “Drink You Away” That is really good.
The group is The Jompson Bros... the song is Barely Alive... that was an amazing song tho...
Welcome to the Chris Stapleton Family! You're going to gain a whole new following if you keep watching him! Watch his live show Tennessee whiskey with Justin Timberlake. Also death row, his cover of James Brown, his cover a prince, I was wrong, Sometimes I Cry or just a few
Finally someone else says what I’ve been saying for years. He gives me hella Al green vibes and sometimes a lil same Cooke in there too
Not the original got it guys lol but this is my favorite I'm pretty sure this is right up my alley :)
He totally rearranged the george Jones version , this sounds nothing like it. Chris worked magic with it.
Written by the incomparable Dean Dillon...
It's not the original BUT I personally feel like Chris made it his own in a unique way!
I totally agree !!!
Great reaction!!! Go live with this dude. You won't be sorry.
I’ve watched a lot of reaction videos to Chris singing Tennessee Whiskey. Your reaction is my favorite so far! You have the talent to hear it, feel it and resing it. So awesome!
Crazy thing about him is that he was a songwriter for other artists (mainly country)&never thought he could do it himself and then he came out with this album and blew everybody away winning every Grammy, and all Country music award shows...he is unforgettable and has more soul than most blues and r&b singers...I love your appreciation for real music and singing no matter the genre... thanks for what you do✌🏻💜🙏🏻
“Sometimes I Cry live at the Bing lounge”!!! The besssssst version of his live vocals. Be prepared for jaw dropping greatness!!!
He's even more amazing live!!
His best song, “I Was Wrong “. The live version is absolutely awesome
Agreed!! By far the best one
It takes a good singer to appreciate the quality of what Chris Stapleton is doing here. And I can hear you know how to sing.
That's him playing the guitar as well. He is a beast with it. His cover of James Brown's This is a Man's World is crazy. I forget the name, but Chris Stapleton isn't the original singer of Tennessee Whiskey either, but his cover blew the original out of the water. 😁
David Allen Cole had his version, but George Jones was better known for his. I still really like George's version as a country purist, but Stapleton's is just fantastic.
@@itsallgood4093 , thanks that was the name that alluded me lol. 😁
@@itsallgood4093 I'M 62 ENJOYED DAC & GEORGE'S VERSIONS BUT CHRIS'S VERSION BLOWS BOTH OF THEIRS OUT OF THE WATER PERIOD!!!!!!!! GET OVER IT!!!!!
@@mikebeasley6447 Get over what? I said I really like George's version for what it is, a true country song but that Stapleton's song is "fantastic". His is by far the better of the 3, but I do love me some Jones. Really to me they are 2 completely different songs, one is pure country, the other is much more blues/country. I really love both.
@@itsallgood4093 DO SOME RESEARCH!!! I'M 62 GREW UP WITH DAC & GEORGE JONES!!!! NO MATTER WHAT YOU THINK CHRIS'S VERSION IS WAY MORE COUNTRY THAN THEIR VERSIONS!!!!!!
Beth Hart : I’ll take care of you, Caught out in the rain, A change is gonna come, she is AMAZING . This song was done by George Jones and David Allen Coe decades ago . Chris’s version is more recent .
Beth Hart is bomb!!!! Your selections are spot on, too! She is so good....a natural like Etta James was.
This is one of my favorite songs. It has so much soul!
Now next is sometimes I cry!!! I never put you wrong nick. You will be floored,
Watching this again for the UMPteenth time.
Love your reactions to REAL good singers.
Bruh. Like a true blues artist, if you listen to his live performances, none of them are the same. Str8 goat.
I watched him do a benefit duet and his partner's jaw nearly hit the floor when his turn came to sing - I don't think she was expecting what she heard....
going back and watching this now, and I have a stupid happy grin on my face watching you react to this.
You have to watch him and Justin perform this and drink you away live at the 2015 CMT awards!!!
YES!!!
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There ya go 😁
Yaaz! You must watch the CMA performance with Justin Timberlake, Chris Stapleton and his wife doing Tennessee Whiskey/I Can't Drink You Away. Their three part harmony is incredible.
@@larsnovas I posted it if you'd like to watch it 😀 enjoy 🎶
Hell yeah!
The odd thing is Chris Stapleton's version is a cover also. David All Coe and George Jones both recorded this song but not as blues but as country.
Interesting 🤔🤔🤔
@@ThatSingerReactions yeah but it sounds literally NOTHING like this.
Bro............nice set of vocals yourself, if i may say so......jus my reaction.
Haha thank you bro
Without a doubt you got a voice!
Yes!! I need to hear him sing.👍
What he said.. you can sing 🤗
💋💋💋😉💖😘😘😘
The first time I heard " Tennessee Whiskey " by Chris Stapleton I went bananas. He has a voice that can never ever be duplicated.
You have a talent and it's not just your voice. You know enough to anticipate when something good is about to happen in a song and shut up and let it happen. I appreciate that.
His cover of James Browns "It's a mans world" would make the Godfather of soul proud.
Its a mans world(James Brown cover)
Barely Alive acoustic version
I'm a 90s baby but this type of songs you are listening to remind me of my great great grandfather when they Yous too sit down and ask me too play them type of music for them 👍👊
Your reactions are so fun to watch, enjoying it!
The roots of Blues, Country, Southern Rock, early rock come from the same soulful place. Pure art.🎵🎶💖💖🎶🎵
Well said!! I did a deep dive into that once, and both go all the way back, way further, than I expected, to slavery, Ireland and Scotland!! Just before the turn of the century, after the slaves were "freed", many fled to bigger cities in the North, where they weren't exactly welcomed with open arms. Scottish and Irish immigrants weren't looked at very favorably at that time either, so all three shared blighted areas, or slums, of the big cities. There and then is where a convergence of cultures happened, that gave us some of the greatest gifts ever, in the Arts, that are solely U.S. born.
The convergence of traditional Irish dancing (think Michael Flatley) merged with Hambone, a style of dance/music created by the slaves, who were rarely allowed instruments, where they would slap their thighs, stomach and chest to get different sounds, while also stomping their feet, while others sang. The combination of those two created tap dancing. Similarly, the combination of Scottish and Irish folk songs, merged with field, or work songs, the former slaves would sing, created Bluegrass music. After the turn of the century and all through WWI, Bluegrass took off like wildfire, not only in big cities, but into the honkytonk little bars of the rural areas of the country. Unfortunately that was in part due to Bill Monroe, a great Bluegrass musician, but a white man from Kentucky, who happened to write the first Bluegrass song that was a radio hit, so he alone often gets the credit for being the grandaddy of Bluegrass music.
After WWII, Bluegrass was huge, but it started to fork, one leg of the fork stayed out in the rural area and eventually developed into Country and Western, and some Blues, the other fork migrated back to the urban population and also became the Blues, which quickly morphed into Rhythm & Blues (R&B) which then forked again into rockabilly, then rock n roll, and so on and so on and so on.....lol. Pretty cool stuff huh.
I love this song!!😩🙌🏾💗
My black family has been rocking to Chris for about a minute now! He's awesome! MOST superstar CW singers will tell you that the "Root" of CW comes from the "Blues". So in other words, it's ROOT comes from black folks. ♥️
Didn't get its roots only from black folks. It's derived from a melting pot of cultures. Mountain or hillbilly music (Appalachian), in particular, combines the ballads and folksongs brought to the South by Irish immigrants and other immigrants from the British Isles in the 18th and 19th Centuries and the rhythmic influences of African immigrants. Great combination of all the folks. It wouldn't be much without the blues, at least in my opinion.
Hybrid music. Guitars and harmonica not common in pre-slavery southern Africa
There is a reason why classic country was described as "white boy blues".
@@wvob6752 Easy Olive....Don't get too defensive brother. It is your opinion just like Nattie Mae61 Fleshman's . Enjoy the music and chill out.
Dian D. There's a PBS documentary on the subject of blues music, and old black singers told the interviewer that blues music grew out of country music, which had been here a lot longer.
I've heard him sing a song (recorded) and then heard him sing the same song LIVE...LIVE...is his strength! See for yourself!
Love Chris!!! Got some blues and soul in every song he sings 💖 just love his voice, hope you get to hear his live version cause I know you will love it even more!! 😍😍
Loooove this song! Thanks for reacting to it. 👏🏼🤗💗🌺
One of the better reactions I've seen to this song. You should have more views!
I think this might be my favorite Stapleton reaction out there. I've seen a LOT of them too!
what makes him so good is that he sings effortlessly. some singers have to really strain to hit notes and runs...for chris, its just comes natural.
Love your reactions! They always make me smile 😃
Welcome to the world of Chris Stapleton, Bing Lounge Sometimes I Cry id a must to listen to
You got the ear and voice to recognize his God given blessings, dude has an old soul and it's got something to say. I always enjoy watching other musicians listening to this cool cat.
I loved watching your discovery. I was blown away the first time I heard CS singing this one. I *still* get goosebumps.
You should react to him singing Sometimes I cry . It's just him and his guitar. You'll love it.
If you're a singer, you'll appreciate the fact that Chris is one of those few freaks that can actually sound BETTER live than his studio efforts. He's ridiculous. You'll also notice that he's a fairly serious guitar player. Check out his "Live at the Bing Lounge" performance of Sometimes I Cry and also his song I Was Wrong from the Austin City limits show. You won't be disappointed.
Another Stapelton nugget is that the on-point female harmonies are Chris' singer/songwriter wife Morgane who's performed with many big name artists. Like his wife, Chris has been a ghost-writer (for other artists) for years with over 170 recorded songs to his credit. Morgane has written hits (including a #1) for country greats such as Alan Jackson, Reba McEntire, LeAnn Rimes, Carrie Underwood, Kelly Pickler, etc.
With FIVE kids sharing that DNA, the future of country music is looking pretty good.
LOVE THIS SONG, NEVER HEARD OF IT
UNTIL I HEARD HIM
SING THIS.SOULFUL.
Generational talent ... I have seen this dude twice and been blown completely away with his sound... From James Brown to BB King ... Check out more of his music .... You need to go see him live
Bruh, we told you! Chris Stapleton is the truth. You must listen to Sometimes I Cry, I Was Wrong (both the live from Austin City Limits and the studio version), Death Row and his version of Nothing Comes 2 U (his Prince tribute).
Anytime you feel like performing this, I got you on BGV. I'm no Morgane Stapleton, but hey... 😋
You gotta check out "I Was Wrong" (Austin) - between Chris' rip-your-face-off vocals and guitar solos, he's clearly coming for our souls.
Stapleton .. he’s amazing! ❤️❤️ his voice! Wow. Grit, soul, rasp, range... this guy has it!!!
Have to say though, you also have a sweet voice😊👍🏻
it is an amazing song and it is amazing live... also your vocals in this video where also awesome... Lords Blessings
More Chris Stapleton, the live versions. I'd like to see you react to Stevie Ray Vaughn, any of the live performances especially at The Macumbo. Texas flood is a great one to start with. You can thank me after...
we all love Chris Stapleton sir but I'm a little jealous of your voice.
Haha well thank you very much lol
@@ThatSingerReactions Come on boy!!! Sang!!!
You know I have watched a couple dozen of these reaction videos to Chris Stapleton and most every one of them sing or try to sing with it or mimic his voice, to this point you are the only one that can actually sing himself, nice pipes, and yes this guy has a gift and he is real.
When the blues, country, & soul all come together, it's a beautiful thing, indeed!
You Gotta Do "I Was Wrong" By Chris Stapleton. BEST VOCALS EVER
I hear a little B B King, Al Green, and Sam Cooke!
Yes, Chris' live performances are amazing! His wife sings that harmony with him a lot of the time and they blend perfectly. I watch a lot of music reaction videos, but this is first time I have run across your channel. I like your reviewing style and you can sing too by the sound of your voice singing along and your runs were good. I subscribed to here more of what you have to say.
I love Love ❤️ this song. Saw him last year at Toyota Center (Houston). He brought the house down.
Chris Stapelton - I was Wrong.
Great reaction as always! You need to react to Chris Stapleton and Justin Timberlake Tennessee Whiskey/Drink You Away from the 2015 CMA’s. You’ll love it!
Lisa D came here to suggest this!
No way. He’s better on his own.
I Love that you play it through and don't stop it to speak!
These are my all time favorite videos! Everyone had Shock and Awe over Chris Stapleton.
But YOU, you also have a gorgeous singing voice. ❤
You need to watch all of his live performances.
Tennessee Whiskey
It's a Man's world
Fire away
I was wrong
Fool me again
What are you listening to
That's Chris on guitar too. ✌️
When a singer is so smooth they make you tears come to your eye's! Chris Stapleton!! ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
You are so entertaining, I subscribed immediately! When it comes to Chris Stapleton, always chose LIVE. He’s got a crazy good voice but seeing him do it live is incredible.
“This is a mans world (live)” by Chris Stapleton
About damn time
It's so awesome seeing peoples faces, when they are listening to something special. Their like where have I been, I cannot believe I haven't heard of this.
I loved seeing your eyes light up when he hit those notes!! He's a special talent
Gotta do “I was wrong” but the audio version
this is everything💜💜💜
Chris is an awesome artist. Real smooth this song, I love it❤❤
Beautiful reaction! Thank you for this. Music has no boundaries.
I Was Wrong and Death Row.. And seriously dude, I just know you'll go nuts with Stevie Ray Vaughn
Stevie Ray Vaughn was a once in a lifetime talent. He was one of those ray guitarists that could talk to you though his guitar. His skill as a guitarist was unparalleled as far I'm concerned.
@@teresayates6016 i couldnt have said it better.. Totally agree ☺
Who doesn't go nuts hearing SRV! Especially his live stuff.
Did not appreciate him at first.Was I wrong.Try listening to him at Austin City Limits Live.
My opinion he's gonna be a legend. His voice is incredible, he's awesome at writing songs. So many mainstream musicians have had him write for them. He's also really good with the guitar to.
I love to hearing reactions to this song. It does not matter if you are black or white, It is a song and we like it
Welcome to Chris Stapleton! Please react to " I Was Wrong" and Death Row.
He's better LIVE. Try ANY of these live performances by Chris Stapleton: I Was Wrong (Austin City Limits) ; Nothing Compares to U (performed in tribute 6 hours after Prince's passing); (acoustic) Barely Alive; (acoustic) Fool Me Again; Nobody's Lonely Tonight (Jimmy Kimmel Live); (acoustic) Sometimes I Cry; (acoustic) What Are You Listening To; It's a Man's World. Enjoy the ride!
Anything Chris sings is amazing, check out I was wrong, outlaw state of mind and sometimes I cry ......... you will be blown away by his bluesy soul vibe and vocal range from another planet
Chris, is soul, blues and country all wrapped in one beautiful box.
Great reaction, as usual. You should react to Marc Broussard's cover of..These arms of mine. Guaranteed you'll love it.
Forget Timberlake. Check out this live on Austin City Limits.
You mentioned L Green and I got chills. I absolutely love that man, and Marvin Gaye. 😎
When you said Al Greene, it just clicked in me. Thank you! I love Chris's voice but I couldn't pin point the inspiration. 🙏
The inspiration for this song is actually Etta James, in fact the only thing the same drom the original song released by David Allen Coe, is the lyrics, the music is almost note for note, "I'd Rather Go Blind" by Etta.
Hi,do Chris Fire Away video,also you may like some Allison Kraus and aBrad Pasley Whikey Lulliby,with the video.
Love the reaction but I just gotta say it, this isn't an original song by Chris Stapleton. It's his cover of the original song Tennessee Whiskey by David Allen Coe
Yup just found that out
Yep just found that out now lol
DUDE YOU HAVE NO CLUE!!! COVERS ARE VERY MUCH A PART OF COUNTRY MUSIC!!!!!!! MANY OF THE GREATEST SONGWRITERS IN COUNTRY MUSIC HISTORY HAVE SCORED #1 HITS WITH SONGS THAT THEY DID NOT PERSONALLY WRITE!!!!! 1 SUCH EXAMPLE. IS AMARILLO BY MORNING (GEORGE STRAIT) .
@@mikebeasley6447 Mike Beasley listen bud, I did not say Coe wrote the song, but he is the original singer of it. Dean Dillion and Linda Hargrove are responsible for writing and creating it. Coe was the merely the first to sing and release the song, therefore every rendition of Tennessee Whiskey that followed was a cover song. So the next time you go to leave a snarky comment and jump down someone's throat, maybe you should read what was said carefully, or else you'll come off looking like a jackass....again.
@@josemelendez517 YOU STILL HAVE NO CLUE!!!!! COVERS ARE BULLSHIT!!!!!!!
love your reaction,.. and love love this song , , its been my fav song since hearing it a few years ago,,
I love the shock and awe when someone first hears this. They love the opening and I know those incredible runs are coming 😂. I might add that your voice is incredible too!
This is not the original. It's only a couple of years old. Original was David Allen Coe I believe.
There was also a George Jones version, which was a bigger hit than DAC.
Do trust in me from Cadillac records. It’s only the Audio tho! BEYONCÉ MURDERED the vocal arrangement ‼️‼️‼️
I just have to say that you are easily one of my favorite people to watch reacting to different singers but specifically, Good ole Chris. You obviously know your way around vocals as well and you use that knowledge to give some of the best reactions I've seen my guy 👍👌
Welcome to the Stank Face Chris Stapleton fan club. I've been watching reaction videos from all different people and places... And it doesn't matter the color of skin, the age, or the musical preference... Chris reaches Everybody.