Red Sovine - Phantom 309 Reaction
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This is based on a true story in terms of the crash but the driver of the truck carrying 4600 gallons of fuel was named Pete not big Joe and he died in a fire after the truck hit the guard rail at the overpass instead of hitting the bus full of kids it takes a brave person to sacrifice themselves for the safety of others like this driver did
When you listen to "Teddy Bear", that song has a major tissue warning!!!
I sometimes laugh at the line "In the seat is a big man, he weighs about 210", not quite that big for today.
She did Teddy Bear about 6 months ago
I know, I'm 40 pounds more and I'm only 5'8" lol. I don't even have a big belly to show for it either!
Right im 5'10 and weigh about 210 and even compared to other guys around here im about average
Written by Tommy Faile - who has the best version - 1970.
Written based on a true story of John "Pete" Trudele who made the ultimate sacrifice in 1963.
Pete was traveling from Boston to New Hampshire with a full tanker truck.
A school bus was stopped in the middle of the road and he had but seconds to make his choice.
He aimed away from the school bus towards the bridge abutment.
In his last seconds, he must have known his fate, as he aimed away from the bus.
The scene was a fiery hell-hole - which claimed his, and the life of another man, but saved the kids on the bus.
A plaque is written in his hometown; “Greater love hath no man than this … To lay down one’s life for his fellow man.”
The oldest son of John "Pete" Trudele" is Joe.. Perhaps the naming of Big Joe and Phantom 309
Red Sovine did a lot of trucking songs, I love listening to his songs because my grandpa drove truck from his return from WW2 till the early 1990’s and he had a few Red Sovine 8 tracks
I'm a trucker. Been driving for 28 yrs. Love Red Sovine! I always get goosebumps listening to this one.
I'm a truck driver.. been driving for 8 years. My dad was a truck driver too. He use to tell me a story similar to this. He said back in the '80s, a friend of his drove a truck as well, and he was up in the mountains in West Virginia and was coming down a 11% grade hill and a activity school bus was broke down on the side of the road, but the driver side wheels was still in the lane, so he got over a little bit to pass them by, but a car was coming the opposite way, a elderly woman was driving it and he didn't have anywhere to go, so he had 3 options. Hit the bus, hit the car or go off the side of the mountain. The mountain had a elevation of more the 3500 ft. So he turned wheel back straight, and barreled through the guardrail and went flying off the side of the mountain. It smashed into the bottom of the mountain and smashed the cab into a big ball of metal, the truck and trailer caught fire as well. By the time rescuers got to him, there was nothing left but a burnt up hollow metal shell of a 18 wheeler. My dad swears its a true story. My grandpa who actually lives up in West Virginia says it happened as well... but that story and this song always gives me the chills...
That story is true.
Country Music Ghost Songs, "Phantom 309" "Bringing Mary home" "Riding with Private Malone."
Some old school truckers keep a mack hood ornament on a little chain under the driver's running board like how bikers keep a guardian bell on there bikes
Red sovine is a great storyteller. Some of his best are TEDDYBEAR. LITTLE ROSA. ROSES FOR MOMMA. LITTLE JOE. and my personal favorite is LAST GOODBYE
Tasha. I looked it up it said: the riding in the truck part was not real but the crash part actually happened!!
EVERY TIME I HEAR THIS SONG I STILL GETS CHILLS UP AND DOWN MY SPINE BUT I STILL LOVE 😍 THIS SONG ❤❤❤
So glad to see someone finally react to this classic.
So glad you’re doing a classic country artist. Great song by this artist.
Another ghost story "The Ride" by David Allen Cole.
Coe.
Finally, a reaction to a trucker song, such great songs by such great Artists.
My dad was a trucker and as such I grew up with these songs . Still love them
This song really hits home to me I was born in 1966 when I was about nine years old my mom left a man who was my father really abusive and a truck driver that we knew as uncle Tom his name was Tom Robinson we called him uncle, because he was always around Because my father was also a truck driver but Tom was a cross country truck driver. He gave my mom when I was nine years old $1000 to help her leave my father so I hear a lot of truck driving songs, teddy bear phantom 309 several others that I can’t think of off the top of my head And they’ve always at home because my father stepfather came to our rescue. Helped my mom until I was about 16 from the time I was 9 to 16. He never asked for anything. He shared his money with my mom to help her. I didn’t know it then, but I do now the whole time he was gay and him and my mom never been intimate or anything.
I heard this story when I drove 18wheelers. I did not know it was a song for a long time while I was driving Trucks.
Just from the sound In the singers voice you can tell it is a TRUE STORY!
This song is very sad. My dad drove trucks and passed last yr. He listened to this kinda music and I still do. I miss dad pulling up to the house when he'd come back home. I know he in heaven still trucking away with my grandpa.
I've got cold chills everytime I hear it to hun still do
This song always gets me. Another one that does that as well, is Three Wooden Crosses, by Randy Travis.
Just saw a story on the song. It was inspired by an accident in Massachusetts in 1963 about a tanker truck that swerved to miss a stopped school bus, killing himself. No ghost story but they built a memorial for him. I'm a truck driver myself and I would rather swerve than to hit a school bus.
Same here driver. I'll hit the ditch before I hit a school bus
Wow, hadn't heard this in probably thirty years! My step dad was a truck driver and used to to play this and other songs on his eight track player for us. Just pulled up a whole world of emotions tonight...thank you Tasha ❤
My husband was a long haul truck driver, back in the 60s and 70s, a lot of truck stops would give away country music 8 track tapes as gift with purchase of 100 gallons of fuel, He brought home all these 8 tracks.
There are so many fun and hilarious and emotional songs in the trucking music genre. Red Sovine is known for his storytelling. He does one called Teddy Bear which is heartbreaking. There is another one called Giddy Up Go that involves a little boy growing up into a man, and then there's a follow-up to it with a woman telling the story from her point of view. Red Simpson, Dave Dudley, Mac Wiseman, Claude Gray, Willis Brothers, the list goes on and on!
I have had 44 years behind the wheel. This is before my time even. The way I have heard it, sometime in the early 1950's this happened along route 66 in Missouri. I believe the truck stop is the long-closed Diamonds. It is a legend; I don't suppose there is anyone left alive today that can say whether it is true or not. My mom was a waitress at the garbage can, yeah that was a real place, and they served pretty good food. That is how she heard it.
This story is used in the movie Pee Wee's Big Adventure. But instead of Big Joe its a woman named Large Marge for the driver. Lol !!!!!!!
There's a number of ghost story country songs. Not all are scary/bad. You've got ones like this, and The Ride, where they're helping people. And ones like Ghost Riders In The Sky, where they're a warning to straighten up one's behavior. And ones like Wooley Swamp, where they are indeed creepy.
I love this song! It's one of my favorites
Id once read a supposedly true story,about a couple who were flagged down by a man standing by a big rig.
Hw kindly warned them to be careful on that turn,because of the storm. The road got treacherously slick.
At the truck stop they mentioned the nice man with the truck.
The waitress told them that a trucker who was the best person in the world,lost his life on that turn,one stormy night.
Now,when the night is stormy and the roads are slick,people say that they are warned to be careful,by a nice man with a big rig.
You bet I thought of this record when I read that.
I listened to this a lot as a kid on the road with my dad.
According to Google, that crash actually happened. Don't know about Ole Big Joe and Phantom 309, though?
Red sovine had some great truck songs also red Simpson I'm a truck
A great song. A true classic. The story has even been spoofed in a movie. Peewee's big adventure. With a character named Large Marge I think it was in the place of Big Joe
If that happened to me I'd let everybody know. I remember being an old country house a long time ago at night time. We're told nobody lived in it but it still was a nice house and well taken care of. Me and my other boyfriends that with me enjoy our tour around the house. We come back the next day around 10 a.m. can't find the house it's gone it's nowhere to be found. We find out from people about four miles up the road told us that house burnt down over 40 years ago. I just want to know how did it burn down forty years ago when we were in it and just described every room like it was just in mint condition. So yes I let anybody know I was in a semi like that
I never heard this one but I like it ! Love a good ghost story . And as everyone is saying you got to do the ride I thought someone requested it in the patreon post
Actually if you think about it he is riding along in a ghost truck.
“Country music is the Blues for white people”
Lighting’ Hopkins
My dad listened to this guy, but he was born in 1926.
I love this sing
Good story song. Love Classic Country Music.
I've forgotten about Red Sovine (pronounced "Sew vine, like grape vine) So awesome!
My father who was a driver/mechanic during WWII and the 50’s - 70’s on and off love country and trucker music. I heard this for much of my life.
From what I read, the part about Joe being a ghost/phantom, is up to you, if you believe in the paranormal or not, but the story of the crash itself is true.
It is a true story.
I HEAR OF IT REALLY IS A TRUE STORY
Based on a true story
His music touches your heart
This song is kinda fitting for Halloween. And you look amazing as always.
No, I don't believe that it's a true story, but....I do believe that there is a legend in Tennessee I think of a truck driver that did something like that, I absolutely love Red Sovine, pronounced like it's spelled ( So-Vine.) Just fyi.😊
It is a true story about the wreck. The wreck did take place
A really good Ghost Song, Red Sovine "Bringing Mary Home".
Checkout “The ride” by david allen coe
Teddy Bear is my absolute favorite of is.
I recommend "Riding With Private Malone" Dave Ball, 2001. "Swamp Witch" Jim Stafford, 1973. "Ghost Riders in the Sky" Stan Jones 1948.
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ANOTHER GOOD ONE TASHA
For a laugh…there’s a funny version of this song…called The Phantom Windbreaker, and it’s obvious what it’s about…
The crack crash in the song is true
The wreck is a true story now sure about the phathom truck but the wreck did happen
Great song
Red riding hood by Sam Sham & the Pherros
and ppl wonder how we got stories from 2000 years ago.... wow
you should react to rascal flatts changed
But I love this one as well as all Reds recitals
Wonderful song and nice girl
I thought witches weren't supposed to be pretty.
Classic
It is real my moms dad was a trucker and went to Texas and Sean the truck
his last name is pronounced so-vine like flower vines, sovine,
You should listen to the song ( Swamp Whitch ) by Jim Stafford I think you'll like it too .
I want to ask everybody and I like to have an honest answer. If that happened to any of y'all how many would you keep that dime & pass down to generation to generation to generation.
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You gotta listen to Teddy Bear by Red Sovine
She did Teddy Bear 6 months ago
@@sharonkempf1276 I must have missed it. I love that song. I remember it from when I was very little
@@shelleytorok1406 one of my favorites from my childhood too!
If you like this one from this artist, you should listen to teddy bear.
She did Teddy Bear about 6 months ago
Hi you would like silver ghost song by merle haggard. Ghost train song.
Have you heard teddy bear
DO TEDDY BEAR
Awesome job young lady
Loved you're reaction you actually gave me goosebumps.
If u liked this, you HAVE GOT to chek out a song called ; giddy up go, youll love this one. B sure to wear your waders so the tears dont soak your feet
Love this song