Thank God his beautiful wife convinced him to start singing himself. He’s written tons of music for other artists and this is such a gift that we get to him singing for himself. ❤️🥰
Watch him cover, "It's a Man's World" . Some random band at some place he is at I guess just calls him up to sing, he blows this out of the water. It's amazing and just shows CS total soul/RB package.
At an early age I was exposed to all genres of music ranging from classical, rock, blues, and soul. Took piano lessons for 13 years in hopes of being a classical pianist. Those plans didn’t work out, but my love of music will never die. I remember listening to Sam and Dave, Otis Redding right along with Black Sabbath, Led Zepplin, The Who, and Janis Joplin. I’ll be the old lady in the nursing head banging to Metallica. Music has the power to heal and bring people together.
I read that his wife, Morgane stands & sings where he can see her, because he has severe stage fright. You'd never be able to tell. He just seems so laid back.
That's right. Chris is a songwriter. That's what he did for years. Morgan is the one that pushed him to actually perform the songs he writes. I guess there's consessions when you're doing something you're not fond of. She was willing to pay for that. Thanks to her we have this amazing artist to enjoy
@@ChanelStuff He was performing long before this. I saw him many times at bluegrass festivals with the “Steel Drivers” his wife wasn’t in that band and he sang his heart out all the time. I’m not saying wherever you read that doesn’t believe it, but I’ve seen him several times before he was famous performing live.
@@MrMar10Guitar okay. Can't remeber exactly where I read it the first time but I've read it several times and if I remember correctly, on a couple of videos as well. But if you saw him live before he was famous it doesn't mean that none of this is true. Congrats on seeing Chris live. I'd love that
I can see that but honestly he never gives a interview without giving his wife credit . True love between those two for sure . Love his music and voice .
This is my FAVORITE version of this song! He is in top form vocally (as always), but I love how he keeps sneaking glances at his wife, and her harmonies really enhance the performance. Oh, please keep going down this rabbit hole! His live performances are almost always my favorite. I like the recorded version of Death Row because there are some musical effects that enhance the sound of the song that get lost in the live performances I've seen. And please watch the official video for Fire Away if you react to that song. It has a deep meaning related to mental health that the video supports. He just performed, "Cold" luve at the CMAS and that was 🔥. Did you know he did a duet with H.E.R.? Or a cover of Metallica's, "Nothing Else Matters?" The man does not box himself in musically and can do anything! Enjoy the journey!
I grew up in Chicago in the 60s. When all music was played on every station. WLS, WIND,ETC. Even the (underground) stations on FM played it all. Having said all of this, I want to thank you for FEELING this song not just ratting it to today’s standards. I love everything you said. That alone gave me hope for the music of tomorrow and the acceptance of mankind. If we can ever accept each other, let it start with music from the heart. Thank you
I have been a George Jones fan for about 50 years and I love his work. His version of Tennessee Whiskey was released in 1983 and I liked his version but Chris Stapleton KILLED this song. Trent Reznor said of his song Hurt after Johnny Cash covered it, "That is now Johnny Cash's song". Even though David Allen Coe and George Jones both recorded this long before Chris got ahold of it, I feel like Tennessee Whiskey is now Chris Stapleton's song. I think Chris' wife's contribution to this song is often overlooked and that is unfortunate because she nails the harmony and she is exactly in sync with Chris. BTW, thank you for giving her Kudos also! I am grinning ear to ear because I have been warning Reactors who were never country music fans to be careful because I told them exposure would get them hooked. Welcome aboard.
I agree, in my 70's I grew up listening to George Jones and David Allen Coe ( he is actually my cousin ) and he agrees that this is Chris's song. I love both George and David's recordings but Chris's is at a whole other level and vibe.
I was just going o say, anyone who can make country fans forget Coe and Jones is a force to be reckoned with. Thing is, Chris turned it into a r& b song.
Love Chris Stapleton and love this song.... I'm sure somewhere in the comments someone has posted and recommended to you to see the Chris Stapleton and Justin Timberlake Duo on the CMAs, that was incredible. I believe that was in 2015. Definitely need to see that one and do a review if you haven't.
I live in the Pensacola area, and before the LOCKDOWN we had a Song Writers Festival every year. So some us got to meet Chris before he was famous, before he was married....this was back in his single, poor, gonna make it somehow days. He was known then as extremely talented, extremely shy, and a gentle man. Enter Morgane!
I was born in the early 1960's and my Mother was a huge influence on my love of and appreciation for many different genres of music. My Father was Country through and through but my Mother was gifted with a beautiful Soprano voice, her voice was so beautiful that she won a scholarship to the Julliard School Of Music and she literally woke us up every morning singing a song. Our house was filled with every style of music from early Classical, Swing, Opera, Jazz, Country, early Rock N Roll. And with every passing decade we added that decades music to our list. Soft Rock, Hard Rock, Pop, even Heavy Metal. I never appreciated the wonderful gift of music she gave us until I grew older and now I can't imagine my life without it. I feel bad for people who did not have that exposure.
@@DjPjrocReacts911 Thank you. Some people say they don't like or can't stand Country Music and then it turns out that they have never really listened to it, and that makes me sad. I compare trying different types of music with trying different foods, you never know if you'll like something until you try it. I'm so glad you have given Country Music a good chance by listening to several different songs and artists, that is why I'm on this journey with you and have been since the start. I've watched your appreciation grow and your attitude change and it is very heartwarming. I hope you will continue with this channel and let us come along for the ride.
@@katmbbaker7804 I agree. Labeling music always limits the listener, can narrow one's musical experience. As a Bluegrass fan, and banjo picker, I have run into stereotyping, and prejudice for that genre, often from people who are ignorant of the music. Sad that people miss out on some great music because they "hate" that type. "Tennessee Whiskey" can be labelled as Country, or just as legitimately as Blues. Same song, different label. The great Earl Scruggs was an innovator of Bluegrass, but he didn't care for labels; he just loved music, and loved playing music, no matter what genre. I understand that he split with his long-time partner, Lester Flatt because Lester was only interested in playing "Bluegrass", and would not play anything else. People...we sure are a weird bunch, aren't we? LOL!
@@cavecookie1 I definitely have an appreciation for lively Bluegrass, it's uplifting and fun and I can't help but tap my foot when I hear it. And I'm amazed when I watch the quick fingers of a Banjo Picker, Mandolin or a Fiddle Player. I'm far from being an expert but I do know good music no matter the genre and I know who Flatt and Scruggs And The Foggy Mountain Boys are. I loved the theme song to the Beverly Hillbillies (still do), I think that was the first time I heard of Bluegrass. I wish more people would open their minds to something new and different, I'm referring to all aspects of life. Maybe people would develop understanding and empathy and learn to get along better.
@@katmbbaker7804 AHH, so refreshing to run across someone who needs no explanations! I did not intend to come across as condescending, and hope I did not, but sometimes, for the sake of brevity, and out of respect for any readers who may not know, it's a help to explain who the heck those old guys are! Bluegrass music is kind of unique in that so many other types of music can be played "Bluegrass Style". Here's a timely and good example. Where I live, there is this radio station that plays what they call an eclectic blend of music...in other words, a little bit of everything, from old Robert Johnson Blues to Ethel Merman showtunes. Driving around today, a Bluegrass song came on the radio that I'm pretty sure you have heard..."Tracks of my Tears", that Smokey Robinson hit from the 60's...and it was GOOD! Unfortunately, I didn't get the name of the band, but I thought it was a real treat just to hear such well-known song in such a novel new way; almost like hearing it for the first time!
check out Broken Halos by Chris, if you haven't already. I grew up listening to country and determined I just like any music with soul. And Chris has it.
Many people in Country music didn't accept him. Not just because he is so bluesy this was originally done by the late legend George Jones. Two totally different deliveries! I love him
Have you reacted to his Fire Away video...it is incredible. I also happened on Anthony Alvarez who does a cover of Solomon Burke's Cry To Me. I was completely impressed. Hope you get a chance to react to it sometime soon. I love that you are also getting into Home Free... looking forward to hearing more from you. Home Free does a great cover of Boyz2Men End of the Road... gotta check it out!!
Welcome to the club brother I enjoy many different genres of course classic rock but there's just something how the great country song speak to me it's all about the storytelling
Chris Stapleton is a great rabbit hole to go down, as they say. You will only become a bigger fan. He writes most of his own music, but when he does do a cover it's out of respect for the artist and he always does it justice.
May I suggest you check out the country acapella group Home Free ... they are truly amazing ! Home Free covers all genres but adds that warm southern feeling to their renditions . Welcome aboard the country train !
If Chris doesn't touch you deep in you're soul when he sings you have a serious problem. You can see the love between Chris and Morgane. He voice compliments his voice. Welcome to the country club Sir. Fire away official video would be great for you to react to. Keep doing what you do I enjoy you're channel
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Good music is good music. Period. Thanks for the great review.
Shout out to you my brother you're very smart man with an open mind that's all it takes in this world.
Hallelujah, sing it Chris,sing it. You are pulling that song out of your soul, and your blood, sweat, and tears.
****AMERICA!!! WE HAVE THE WORLD'S BEST MUSIC AND IT AIN'T EVEN CLOSE!!!!*****
Loved watching your whole body react to this!
His voice is exceptional. And the guitar omg.. I would love to see him live.
Blue-eyed soul at its finest
Country music is like Motown! It's for our people! Color don't matter! 🤠🇺🇸🐎🏡🥞
Thank God his beautiful wife convinced him to start singing himself. He’s written tons of music for other artists and this is such a gift that we get to him singing for himself. ❤️🥰
Blessings for her contribution and sharing his talent with the rest of us.
True, and record companies rejected him. I bet they’re kicking themselves for that.
That's why a man needs a woman to believe in him and support his goals.👍
God bless that woman!
DJ PJ Rock great reaction sir. Is that his wife? Outstanding! My man singing blue eyed soul, blues and country all wrapped in one.
The unmistakable incredible voice of the one and only Mr Chris Stapleton 💜
Chris Stapleton can Sang!
Yup!
What more can I say ? He ' s the greatest of all times . His singing pushes you off the edge man .Love it .Love him !
Your righteous review got my subscription.
good music is good music,what ever kind of music you grew up on
You're the best reaction guy I've ever seen you're the best dude
He is simply AMAZING! Gives me chills every time!
This man's talent is beyond amazing. He's the best live performer that I have have ever seen.
Love this live version ♥
That voice, that guitar play, the song writing skills. Is there any one who doesn't like/love Chris Stapleton!?!?
Thank you for saying 'she looks so proud.' She has every right to carry that expression. You're the first reactor who verbally noticed that. Xoxoxoxo
Watch him cover, "It's a Man's World" . Some random band at some place he is at I guess just calls him up to sing, he blows this out of the water. It's amazing and just shows CS total soul/RB package.
I just looove how Chris and Morgane gaze so adoringly at each other. That just touches my soul! Great reaction. 🌺✌️
Yeah man, lots of sparks going on
@DianeNC yup
Country? A little, me thinks it’s the blues! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 oh yeah live is always better, when real talent is on the menu.
You got that right!
At an early age I was exposed to all genres of music ranging from classical, rock, blues, and soul. Took piano lessons for 13 years in hopes of being a classical pianist. Those plans didn’t work out, but my love of music will never die. I remember listening to Sam and Dave, Otis Redding right along with Black Sabbath, Led Zepplin, The Who, and Janis Joplin. I’ll be the old lady in the nursing head banging to Metallica. Music has the power to heal and bring people together.
Rock on gma!
You FEEL Chris Stapleton’s music and voice. He isn’t a typical country singer.
Chris Stapleton and H.E.R. "HOLD ON" CMT Awards a must listen.
I read that his wife, Morgane stands & sings where he can see her, because he has severe stage fright. You'd never be able to tell. He just seems so laid back.
That's right. Chris is a songwriter. That's what he did for years. Morgan is the one that pushed him to actually perform the songs he writes. I guess there's consessions when you're doing something you're not fond of. She was willing to pay for that. Thanks to her we have this amazing artist to enjoy
True!
@@ChanelStuff He was performing long before this. I saw him many times at bluegrass festivals with the “Steel Drivers” his wife wasn’t in that band and he sang his heart out all the time. I’m not saying wherever you read that doesn’t believe it, but I’ve seen him several times before he was famous performing live.
@@MrMar10Guitar okay. Can't remeber exactly where I read it the first time but I've read it several times and if I remember correctly, on a couple of videos as well. But if you saw him live before he was famous it doesn't mean that none of this is true.
Congrats on seeing Chris live. I'd love that
I can see that but honestly he never gives a interview without giving his wife credit . True love between those two for sure . Love his music and voice .
This man is a gift from God. He truly has been blessed with that amazing voice.
Chris has amazing ability to hit and carry notes to perfection, absolutely fantastic
Your commentary and assessment of this music was stunning, clear and concise. Welcome to the rabbit hole, brother!
Thank you kindly!
Agreed. Well educated commentary
Please re act to him doing " cold " @ the CMA awards live, it'll knock your socks off!
You should hear him sing Cold live CMA awards
I agree with your assessment of the talent and Godly gift that Chris has. A pleasure to the ears and soul. Thank you
Well said brother!
Ride on dragon!
Always watch Chris live!!
I hope that this couple remains that close and remain in love the way that they obviously are. I think her encouragement makes him sing his soul
This is my FAVORITE version of this song! He is in top form vocally (as always), but I love how he keeps sneaking glances at his wife, and her harmonies really enhance the performance. Oh, please keep going down this rabbit hole! His live performances are almost always my favorite. I like the recorded version of Death Row because there are some musical effects that enhance the sound of the song that get lost in the live performances I've seen. And please watch the official video for Fire Away if you react to that song. It has a deep meaning related to mental health that the video supports. He just performed, "Cold" luve at the CMAS and that was 🔥. Did you know he did a duet with H.E.R.? Or a cover of Metallica's, "Nothing Else Matters?" The man does not box himself in musically and can do anything! Enjoy the journey!
He is definitely not in a box! I didn't know about the duets, but I'll check them out for sure. Thanks @Melly Lynn
Thanks for all these!!
I grew up in Chicago in the 60s. When all music was played on every station. WLS, WIND,ETC. Even the (underground) stations on FM played it all. Having said all of this, I want to thank you for FEELING this song not just ratting it to today’s standards. I love everything you said. That alone gave me hope for the music of tomorrow and the acceptance of mankind. If we can ever accept each other, let it start with music from the heart. Thank you
Thank you!
They are just beautiful together, no colour needed just talent.... Peace ☮️
Great reaction. Very thoughtful comments.
Chris Stapleton can sang with soul and heart touching
I love this song by Chris Stapleton Tennessee Whiskey sing that song Chris Stapleton
Love your reactions to CHRIS STAPLETON❤ get ready for MORE!!!
"Touched by the Ancestors." Yes!!! And works so hard to honor them every single time he picks up a guitar and sings. Great reaction. Thank you!!
Yes, he made so many gems of comments on this video and that was definitely one of the best.
Love Chris Stapleton!!! May I suggest Jamey Johnson "In Color"... welcome to the country music. I believe that music brings us all together!!!
Man. Broken halos with eyes closed is straight to the soul.
and many times her eyes !!!!! does any one remeber
Saw you rubbing those goosebumps 😁
Yup
Welcome to the family, DJ! We are so glad to have you...😍
I have been a George Jones fan for about 50 years and I love his work. His version of Tennessee Whiskey was released in 1983 and I liked his version but Chris Stapleton KILLED this song. Trent Reznor said of his song Hurt after Johnny Cash covered it, "That is now Johnny Cash's song". Even though David Allen Coe and George Jones both recorded this long before Chris got ahold of it, I feel like Tennessee Whiskey is now Chris Stapleton's song. I think Chris' wife's contribution to this song is often overlooked and that is unfortunate because she nails the harmony and she is exactly in sync with Chris. BTW, thank you for giving her Kudos also! I am grinning ear to ear because I have been warning Reactors who were never country music fans to be careful because I told them exposure would get them hooked. Welcome aboard.
It's an honor to come aboard captain. Thanks!
I agree, in my 70's I grew up listening to George Jones and David Allen Coe ( he is actually my cousin ) and he agrees that this is Chris's song. I love both George and David's recordings but Chris's is at a whole other level and vibe.
Absolutely!!
I was just going o say, anyone who can make country fans forget Coe and Jones is a force to be reckoned with. Thing is, Chris turned it into a r& b song.
You need to hear/see him sing SOMETIMES I CRY...
Mr Stapleton is just amazing...he will blow you away!!!!!
I've not seen this performance. This made my eyes tear up, him and his wife. Love it.
This sweet soul is shared among all who have an ear for the real raw emotion of the blues. So many are brought together by the love of music and God.
Well said Bruce
I LOVE that it is his wife singing with him!!!!!
So raw so real! Get goosebumps!
I love it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ welcome to the country side of life !!🤠🤠🤠🤠
I’ve seen CS live three times. Worth every penny!!! He’s a 🐐
We just saw his concert in Memphis on Friday, great show!!!
Yessss!!!!! You really do pay attention to your subscribers requests!!!! Thank you!
He is in the music, and the music is in him. That's why he's so great. All are moved by him
Awesome reaction. Love you so far. Keep um comin.
I have to warn you, its get better!
Love Chris Stapleton and love this song.... I'm sure somewhere in the comments someone has posted and recommended to you to see the Chris Stapleton and Justin Timberlake Duo on the CMAs, that was incredible. I believe that was in 2015. Definitely need to see that one and do a review if you haven't.
Yup, on the list
His music is a rabbit hole. I fell down it and I invite everyone to join. So awesome!
Brother your analysis while he's singing in the background is... IMPECCABLE 😎😎😎😎😎
lets say she has faced the hardiest you can imganine
Simple man keep it simple , put his soul in his Voice and vou got it ... soul
Spread the Word! Thanks!
I live in the Pensacola area, and before the LOCKDOWN we had a Song Writers Festival every year. So some us got to meet Chris before he was famous, before he was married....this was back in his single, poor, gonna make it somehow days. He was known then as extremely talented, extremely shy, and a gentle man. Enter Morgane!
What a gift to us! Loved it!
Today its good just seeing happy people .
You are too cool!! Love this reaction!
Thanks for being out there Mary.
His voice run things gives me chills. Not sure what to call them, the way he can slide his voice up and down an invisible hill I guess.
Tennessee Whiskey Chris live at Farm Aid 2018 is my fave live version
Smooth and easy!, just like he says. Love it!
He's the best!!!
I was born in the early 1960's and my Mother was a huge influence on my love of and appreciation for many different genres of music. My Father was Country through and through but my Mother was gifted with a beautiful Soprano voice, her voice was so beautiful that she won a scholarship to the Julliard School Of Music and she literally woke us up every morning singing a song. Our house was filled with every style of music from early Classical, Swing, Opera, Jazz, Country, early Rock N Roll. And with every passing decade we added that decades music to our list. Soft Rock, Hard Rock, Pop, even Heavy Metal. I never appreciated the wonderful gift of music she gave us until I grew older and now I can't imagine my life without it. I feel bad for people who did not have that exposure.
You were very fortunate @katmb Baker
@@DjPjrocReacts911 Thank you. Some people say they don't like or can't stand Country Music and then it turns out that they have never really listened to it, and that makes me sad. I compare trying different types of music with trying different foods, you never know if you'll like something until you try it. I'm so glad you have given Country Music a good chance by listening to several different songs and artists, that is why I'm on this journey with you and have been since the start. I've watched your appreciation grow and your attitude change and it is very heartwarming. I hope you will continue with this channel and let us come along for the ride.
@@katmbbaker7804 I agree. Labeling music always limits the listener, can narrow one's musical experience. As a Bluegrass fan, and banjo picker, I have run into stereotyping, and prejudice for that genre, often from people who are ignorant of the music. Sad that people miss out on some great music because they "hate" that type. "Tennessee Whiskey" can be labelled as Country, or just as legitimately as Blues. Same song, different label. The great Earl Scruggs was an innovator of Bluegrass, but he didn't care for labels; he just loved music, and loved playing music, no matter what genre. I understand that he split with his long-time partner, Lester Flatt because Lester was only interested in playing "Bluegrass", and would not play anything else. People...we sure are a weird bunch, aren't we? LOL!
@@cavecookie1 I definitely have an appreciation for lively Bluegrass, it's uplifting and fun and I can't help but tap my foot when I hear it. And I'm amazed when I watch the quick fingers of a Banjo Picker, Mandolin or a Fiddle Player. I'm far from being an expert but I do know good music no matter the genre and I know who Flatt and Scruggs And The Foggy Mountain Boys are. I loved the theme song to the Beverly Hillbillies (still do), I think that was the first time I heard of Bluegrass. I wish more people would open their minds to something new and different, I'm referring to all aspects of life. Maybe people would develop understanding and empathy and learn to get along better.
@@katmbbaker7804 AHH, so refreshing to run across someone who needs no explanations! I did not intend to come across as condescending, and hope I did not, but sometimes, for the sake of brevity, and out of respect for any readers who may not know, it's a help to explain who the heck those old guys are! Bluegrass music is kind of unique in that so many other types of music can be played "Bluegrass Style". Here's a timely and good example. Where I live, there is this radio station that plays what they call an eclectic blend of music...in other words, a little bit of everything, from old Robert Johnson Blues to Ethel Merman showtunes. Driving around today, a Bluegrass song came on the radio that I'm pretty sure you have heard..."Tracks of my Tears", that Smokey Robinson hit from the 60's...and it was GOOD! Unfortunately, I didn't get the name of the band, but I thought it was a real treat just to hear such well-known song in such a novel new way; almost like hearing it for the first time!
Gifted, and a gift.
check out Broken Halos by Chris, if you haven't already. I grew up listening to country and determined I just like any music with soul. And Chris has it.
That he does
Thank you, Thank you I've got goosebumps just seeing LIVE. YOU WILL BE STUNG
Fire away I my favorite song by chris Stapleton
I loved the way you said, what a gift, a gift to us... yes indeed. I never viewed it like that before. Thank you for showing me a new perspective!
Thank you
Many people in Country music didn't accept him. Not just because he is so bluesy this was originally done by the late legend George Jones. Two totally different deliveries! I love him
Good Live music. Well done from Chris...also his wife Morganes harmony.
CHRIS STAPLETON - STARTING OVER. 👍
The spirit of Lucille has entered the room ;) BB would be proud... big influence in Chris Music ❤❤❤
Well said sir. People see a person and turn away. With Chris people are stunned. This goes for all peoples and all musics.
Have you reacted to his Fire Away video...it is incredible.
I also happened on Anthony Alvarez who does a cover of Solomon Burke's Cry To Me. I was completely impressed. Hope you get a chance to react to it sometime soon. I love that you are also getting into Home Free... looking forward to hearing more from you. Home Free does a great cover of Boyz2Men End of the Road... gotta check it out!!
Welcome to the club brother I enjoy many different genres of course classic rock but there's just something how the great country song speak to me it's all about the storytelling
I Was Wrong from Austin City Limit is my favorite performance by Chris Stapleton. You should give that a listen. New sub btw.
This song is more soul then country. Love that twangy guitar and passionate vocals
Now it's time for Chris and Justin Timberlake 2015 CMA show . . . Tennessee whiskey and Drink You Away
Agree with every word DJ PJ said. Great commentary! Gratitude for sharing! 🙏💙🙏🇨🇦
Wonderful words from a great man
Chris Stapleton is a great rabbit hole to go down, as they say. You will only become a bigger fan. He writes most of his own music, but when he does do a cover it's out of respect for the artist and he always does it justice.
Love this song. Thank you for sharing.
May I suggest you check out the country acapella group Home Free ... they are truly amazing ! Home Free covers all genres but adds that warm southern feeling to their renditions . Welcome aboard the country train !
If Chris doesn't touch you deep in you're soul when he sings you have a serious problem. You can see the love between Chris and Morgane. He voice compliments his voice. Welcome to the country club Sir. Fire away official video would be great for you to react to. Keep doing what you do I enjoy you're channel
If this doesn't touch you, you are already dead...lol
Soulful one there..yes
Please consider Chris Stapleton “Whiskey and You”!