Yes!!! Finally. I have been waiting for this since Holly mentioned that she sent a bribe for it. It's supposed to be a true story about the lead singer Kevin Galloway's dad. It is the most haunting and mesmerizing song. I always hit repeat, you just can't listen to it once.
We legit almost played it again in the recording. I really wanted to. We don't have many that have been "instant playlist," but this one made the cut. - Keith
Great song. I grew up across the ship channel and just a few miles from League City where he grew up. My dad worked on the ship channel skippering a supply boat, working alongside the chemical plants. He was involved in more than one plant explosion, but, thankfully, was never hurt. I can definitely relate to this song.
Never heard this song before but I love it. So damn relatable. His voice is outstanding. Suggestions - Chris Stapleton's "Fire Away" Zac Brown Band's "Colder Weather" Trisha Yearwood's "Walk Away Joe" (I've suggested that one before and seen it suggested but you mentioned Matthew McConaughey and he has a cameo in the video) and Garth's "Shameless" and "Red Strokes" LOL. Love hearing about the wardrobe drama. Nothing worse than arriving somewhere to find someone else has on the same outfit. For some of us women folk that can result in serious emotional trauma.
My brother introduced me to Uncle Lucius, Keep The Wolves Away. I LOVE this song. Reminds me of my daddy and working hard to raise three children. Holly - KUDOS
Country music has had many different “genres” of country. “Americana”, which is what this is classified under, has become very popular today as traditionalists are trying to get away from mainstream Country.
New artist to me. I'll be looking for more. Both of you talking about your family's work history reminded me of award winning documentary Harlan County. Since Keith admits to being old, he might remember the events. Not sure. Definitely worth a watch. It's free on TH-cam.
You guys are silly. I do like metallica but nothing after garage, inc. And I got so burned out on them I didn't listen to them for years. 3rd shift factory worker here... chemical plant, actually. So this song hits. Glad you guys liked it! Unfortunately Uncle Lucius broke up a couple years ago but this song was used in Yellowstone so I think that may have caused in uptick in people discovering it. It is a true story about his dad and those are his parents in the video, as others have commented. As far as the whiskey.. hey, win some lose some. Better you than me. Now you're stuck with the bottle and I don't have to go get one for myself to try. At least it's a small bottle. 😆The whole marketing schtick for this is that the whiskey is blended using sonic wavelinks from blasting metallica's music. *insert eye roll here* Each bottle comes with a batch number and you can go online and see what playlist was supposedly used to make your bottle.
I’m commenting a year later . After the success of Yellowstone , the boys got back together and went on a sold out tour . I got to see them twice . Just curious if you got the chance to see them live ?
Very emotional song, loved it. Thanks for reacting to it, thank you Holly for suggesting it. I was a bit confused with the Metallica track at the begining, cause I recognized it.. but on my phone couldnt read the video....🤣
Welcome to Texas Red dirt music where we sing what we know from songs that we've written or songs that are friends have written. And that's a quote. Great reaction guys.
This song took me back home. Corpus Christi TX has a ton of refineries and a large port off the Gulf of Mexico. The smell does stay in the air. The poor folks who live right around the refineries has to deal with them on a daily basis. The town has to deal with the smell in the air! Great job Holly!
I also grew up on country music and have never heard this but definitely would agree with some of the other comments! Much better than a lot of what plays on country radio right now!!!
Oh wow, I had not heard this before and love it, thank you to yall and Holly!! Such a chill song, the music is wonderful and yall's thoughts on it were great.
My dad wasn't exactly blue collar, but he kinda was. My Dad is the Pastor of a very small Church so he always had to work multiple jobs on top of Church. He has worked 25-26 years at UPS during the overnight hours loading the trucks. He was also the co-chair of the Safety committee so I heard about some horrific accidents and even fatalities over the years. My Grandfather worked 29½ years at the CF&I Steel Mill in Pueblo Colorado. I recently played this song for my Dad to get his thoughts. He had just about your reaction to the song. He told me stories his Dad had shared with him as a teenager about some of the accidents at the Steel Mill. Some Grandpa saw happen personally others he just heard about. The one that Grandpa saw that messed him up the worst was watching a man fall off a platform into the crucible of molton metal. I have seen/experienced my share of job site accidents, but I can't imagine what that man went through before dying and what Grandpa must have felt in the weeks afterwards.
Grew up in the Houston area not far from Brazos and such and my dad worked his gdamn ass off for me and my own. I recently joined a little band for the fun of it playing fiddle here in central Texas. My pops just had a stroke recently and luckily came out for the most part ok. But I feel this song. His health isn’t the best and I have a good job but always wanted to pursue music. No matter what I do now, it’s my turn at 28 to keep the wolves away finally. Whether it’s with my city job or my fingers on the fiddle. It’s time to rest pops. This song makes me feel like, “I got this”
@@mikediamond437 it was good working for them, just alot of clowns that ended up causing problems lol once the fire happened & they got hit with all the lawsuits everybody was having to get tested & was tryna file lawsuits, I dipped and got into the automotive industry I couldn't stay away from the money lol
I had the pleasure of hearing these guys live in a little restaurant that featured live music about 15 years ago here in central Louisiana. This group along with this song blew me away then and still does to this day. I'm glad they are finally starting to get more recognition now. 😎👍
This song always reminds me of the Texas City, Texas disaster of April, 1947. In was in the refinery port in Texas City. It killed around 500 people and injured thousands more. My father-in-law lost his arm as a young college student.
I live here, and yes, all so very true. By “here” I refer to where the Brazos meets Galveston Bay. Our coast lined with chemical plants. Someone’s got to do it, Texans do.
THIS AINT FAIR, you fellers are a fuvkin vibe come onnnn now🔥 I wanna try or shoot bourbon with y’all and listen and talk music bc I do this alone. Y’all lucky enough to have someone to do it together with😅🔥🔥 so damn good with such damn good music
I don't drink, but you're right! Keith and Dustin are a whole vibe! I would love to sit around a campfire, smoking cigars, listening to music, and talking about the songs with them! Who knows, maybe they would talk me into taking my first drink! I couldn't picture a better crew to do that with!
Man I always wanted a KG back in high school. But my dad bought me a 4 year old Chevy Vega instead. Without an air conditioner in Texas no less. Lol Oh well at least I had a car.
Texas/Red Dirt Country there. Gotta get yall some more to react too. Cody Johnson, Aaron Watson, Kyle Park, Curtis Grimes, Josh Abbott, Randy Rodgers, Bri Bagwell!
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I'm a fan up to the Black album, and really only about half of that. More into their older stuff. For me, it's a toss up between RTL and Justice for which is bestest. - Keith
I'm not sure how I feel about this one. I like the music, I don't know if I like his voice... I'm weird like that. Not country, I'd call it folksy blues. Not a Metallica fan anymore. And thier Bourbon I can see through so hard pass. Right on the watery money about celebrity Bourbon/whiskey. Ewww plop plop fizz fizz whiskey? 🤮 But y'all did make me giggle, every time. Y'all never fail. Keith, I found a camo cowboy hat for ya. You two argue like an old married 💑 couple. I'mma get slapped.
@@leslie7976 I used to go to Head bangers balls and never missed MTV headbangers ball, right after I got home from roller skating on Fridays. But I got older, my hair got flatter and Metallica sold out and instead of chucky doll they are now a my buddy doll.
@@CLynns For me it has always been about country music. I grew up in a strict house my dad came home found me playing one of the R&B stations of the 90s told me if it wasn't country it didn't get played in his house. I do prefer the older stuff. Actually can't stand the stuff they play on radio now. I have started getting into classic rock, thanks to my husband.
I can't watch this with that door open! Lol 😆 As a country music fan, this is not real country! But I like country music and old rock and roll! And this fits in there nicely! Country music brunches out in all kinds of directions! But I do not like rap country music!!!!
His mom and dad are in the video at the end and you can see the chemical burns on his face. This song is as deep as it gets
Yes!!! Finally. I have been waiting for this since Holly mentioned that she sent a bribe for it. It's supposed to be a true story about the lead singer Kevin Galloway's dad. It is the most haunting and mesmerizing song. I always hit repeat, you just can't listen to it once.
We legit almost played it again in the recording. I really wanted to. We don't have many that have been "instant playlist," but this one made the cut. - Keith
Cody jinks- loud and heavy
Keep the wolves away brothers. Respect to all of you out there taking care of business
yesss, thank you...i thought i was the only one thinking of pink floyd when i heard this song for the first time a couple of weeks ago
Great song. I grew up across the ship channel and just a few miles from League City where he grew up. My dad worked on the ship channel skippering a supply boat, working alongside the chemical plants. He was involved in more than one plant explosion, but, thankfully, was never hurt. I can definitely relate to this song.
This channel is definitely a hidden treasure.
Totally agree 💎
Thanks! Welcome to the BCR fam. - Keith
Never heard this song before but I love it. So damn relatable. His voice is outstanding.
Suggestions - Chris Stapleton's "Fire Away" Zac Brown Band's "Colder Weather" Trisha Yearwood's "Walk Away Joe" (I've suggested that one before and seen it suggested but you mentioned Matthew McConaughey and he has a cameo in the video) and Garth's "Shameless" and "Red Strokes"
LOL. Love hearing about the wardrobe drama. Nothing worse than arriving somewhere to find someone else has on the same outfit. For some of us women folk that can result in serious emotional trauma.
Add another vote for "Fire Away" It's actually hard to believe this one hasn't made its way on here yet!
@@Holly_D84 Such a powerful song and video.
YEA! FINALLY someone is reacting to this song. Another good one by them is Liquor Store.
Good one! Also, "Ain't it the Same"
@@Holly_D84 oh and Pocket Full of Misery. Man they’re just great all around.
My brother introduced me to Uncle Lucius, Keep The Wolves Away. I LOVE this song. Reminds me of my daddy and working hard to raise three children.
Holly - KUDOS
Yep. Holly knocked it out of the park with this one. - Keith
I loved this and will listen to it many more times. Thank you Holly!!
I'll be listening many more myself. - Keith
Incredible song. Thank you Holly for introducing me to this artist.
Country music has had many different “genres” of country. “Americana”, which is what this is classified under, has become very popular today as traditionalists are trying to get away from mainstream Country.
New artist to me. I'll be looking for more. Both of you talking about your family's work history reminded me of award winning documentary Harlan County. Since Keith admits to being old, he might remember the events. Not sure. Definitely worth a watch. It's free on TH-cam.
Great documentary!
proud welder here and this song hits hard for me beacuse it is a reality for many of us blue collar workers to end up in dangerous situations
You guys are silly. I do like metallica but nothing after garage, inc. And I got so burned out on them I didn't listen to them for years. 3rd shift factory worker here... chemical plant, actually. So this song hits. Glad you guys liked it! Unfortunately Uncle Lucius broke up a couple years ago but this song was used in Yellowstone so I think that may have caused in uptick in people discovering it. It is a true story about his dad and those are his parents in the video, as others have commented. As far as the whiskey.. hey, win some lose some. Better you than me. Now you're stuck with the bottle and I don't have to go get one for myself to try. At least it's a small bottle. 😆The whole marketing schtick for this is that the whiskey is blended using sonic wavelinks from blasting metallica's music. *insert eye roll here* Each bottle comes with a batch number and you can go online and see what playlist was supposedly used to make your bottle.
I’m commenting a year later .
After the success of Yellowstone , the boys got back together and went on a sold out tour . I got to see them twice . Just curious if you got the chance to see them live ?
@@inflatablecarnival3172 unfortunately no :( I would have loved to, though.
Very emotional song, loved it. Thanks for reacting to it, thank you Holly for suggesting it.
I was a bit confused with the Metallica track at the begining, cause I recognized it.. but on my phone couldnt read the video....🤣
Like I said on the video I watched 20 minutes ago you gotta watch the end cause there's little golden nugget that are just hilarious.
Help this band grow.
Wonderful suggestion, Holly! Never heard it before but I am definitely checking out more from them. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. Really Keith, coffee apparatus! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, my cold-brew coffee apparatus looks more like a meth lab straight out of Breaking Bad than a brewer. - Keith
Loved this song. And THANK YOU HOLLY for Uncle Lucius! The more I listen the more I like.
Welcome to Texas Red dirt music where we sing what we know from songs that we've written or songs that are friends have written. And that's a quote. Great reaction guys.
Thanks!
Definitely Texas sound. My next bribe was also Texas country!
Texas red dirt…beating Nashville country on EVERY level. Dirty River Boys, Damn Quails, Turnpikes Troubadours and the list goes on.
This song took me back home. Corpus Christi TX has a ton of refineries and a large port off the Gulf of Mexico. The smell does stay in the air. The poor folks who live right around the refineries has to deal with them on a daily basis. The town has to deal with the smell in the air! Great job Holly!
This is one helluva good song. - Keith
Never heard this country song and I was raised on country music. This kind of sounds like outlaw country music.
I also grew up on country music and have never heard this but definitely would agree with some of the other comments! Much better than a lot of what plays on country radio right now!!!
We really don't know where this fits genre-wise. And, I don't think I care, because, good music is good music, and this is good music. - Keith
Oh wow, I had not heard this before and love it, thank you to yall and Holly!! Such a chill song, the music is wonderful and yall's thoughts on it were great.
We hadn't heard it either. It's playlist now. - Keith
My dad wasn't exactly blue collar, but he kinda was. My Dad is the Pastor of a very small Church so he always had to work multiple jobs on top of Church. He has worked 25-26 years at UPS during the overnight hours loading the trucks. He was also the co-chair of the Safety committee so I heard about some horrific accidents and even fatalities over the years. My Grandfather worked 29½ years at the CF&I Steel Mill in Pueblo Colorado. I recently played this song for my Dad to get his thoughts. He had just about your reaction to the song. He told me stories his Dad had shared with him as a teenager about some of the accidents at the Steel Mill. Some Grandpa saw happen personally others he just heard about. The one that Grandpa saw that messed him up the worst was watching a man fall off a platform into the crucible of molton metal. I have seen/experienced my share of job site accidents, but I can't imagine what that man went through before dying and what Grandpa must have felt in the weeks afterwards.
Love the reaction brothers
Thanks for enjoying it with us -Dustin
Grew up in the Houston area not far from Brazos and such and my dad worked his gdamn ass off for me and my own. I recently joined a little band for the fun of it playing fiddle here in central Texas. My pops just had a stroke recently and luckily came out for the most part ok. But I feel this song. His health isn’t the best and I have a good job but always wanted to pursue music. No matter what I do now, it’s my turn at 28 to keep the wolves away finally. Whether it’s with my city job or my fingers on the fiddle. It’s time to rest pops. This song makes me feel like, “I got this”
A friend of mine I work with down here in Pasadena Texas refineries put me on to Uncle Lucius when we were out of work after the ITC refinery fire.
I work for ITC now lol. But I hired in after the fire…
@@mikediamond437 it was good working for them, just alot of clowns that ended up causing problems lol once the fire happened & they got hit with all the lawsuits everybody was having to get tested & was tryna file lawsuits, I dipped and got into the automotive industry I couldn't stay away from the money lol
It is a true story. I worked security for them they are great guys. Many good songs from them.
I can see that being true. - Keith
I had the pleasure of hearing these guys live in a little restaurant that featured live music about 15 years ago here in central Louisiana. This group along with this song blew me away then and still does to this day.
I'm glad they are finally starting to get more recognition now. 😎👍
Found this song on Pandora and I actually like this song:)
We loved it. - Keith
So glad y’all played this finally so i can play it around yall
His voice reminded me a lot of the singer Everlast.
love this song
Me too. - Keith
This song always reminds me of the Texas City, Texas disaster of April, 1947. In was in the refinery port in Texas City. It killed around 500 people and injured thousands more. My father-in-law lost his arm as a young college student.
I live here, and yes, all so very true.
By “here” I refer to where the Brazos meets Galveston Bay. Our coast lined with chemical plants. Someone’s got to do it, Texans do.
THIS AINT FAIR, you fellers are a fuvkin vibe come onnnn now🔥 I wanna try or shoot bourbon with y’all and listen and talk music bc I do this alone. Y’all lucky enough to have someone to do it together with😅🔥🔥 so damn good with such damn good music
I don't drink, but you're right! Keith and Dustin are a whole vibe! I would love to sit around a campfire, smoking cigars, listening to music, and talking about the songs with them! Who knows, maybe they would talk me into taking my first drink! I couldn't picture a better crew to do that with!
Been waiting for this song, glad you guys were mesmerized by it too!
My brother had a Karman Ghia back in the 70's with the engine in the trunk...
I haven't seen a KG in a while! - Keith
I feel like keith has a 911 but doesn't want to seem like he is humble bragging by telling what it is. 🤔
@@Holly_D84 hmmm.....give it up Keith! GT3? Turbo Cabriolet?
Man I always wanted a KG back in high school. But my dad bought me a 4 year old Chevy Vega instead. Without an air conditioner in Texas no less. Lol Oh well at least I had a car.
@@Butterflyandhearts95 dads and their ideas of what a girl wants 😂😂🤦
Song is about Kevin Galloway's father.
We assumed it probably was. - Keith
I think every man can relate to this song or at least every decent
Agree. Fully agree. - Keith
I’ve never heard of this band or heard this song before
We hadn't either. - Keith
"This channel was custom made for Holly" I think I said something similar when I stumbled upon it!
It's more or less the sound you get when you mix southern blues rock with Texas country, they are a texas band
Felt to us like it fell more in "Americana" than country, but what do we know? Any way you slice it, though, a great song is a great song. - Keith
that's his real dad in the audience at 7:17
Check out Whiskey Myers- Stone acoustic
Texas/Red Dirt Country there. Gotta get yall some more to react too. Cody Johnson, Aaron Watson, Kyle Park, Curtis Grimes, Josh Abbott, Randy Rodgers, Bri Bagwell!
Nice song reminds me of Chris ledoux working man's dollar
Would like to send you two a bottle and a song!
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Bishop gunn - shine
he has another great one called dark black coal
Uncle Lucas is Texas red dirt country music
Is "Texas Red Dirt" a genre? - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts yes if you like southern rock and country you’ll definitely enjoy that genre
@@BourbonCountryReacts it’s a sub genre of country. Like grunge is a sub genre of rock, etc.
Now I don't know but I have a theory. That old man in the cowboy hat with the woman next to him, I have a feeling that was his parents.
Seems completely plausible to me. - Keith
Do Forever Country please!
I’m a huge Metallica fan
I'm a fan up to the Black album, and really only about half of that. More into their older stuff. For me, it's a toss up between RTL and Justice for which is bestest. - Keith
Lmao omg u guys r funny 🤣
lol, thanks. I think. - Keith
I've heard that disinfectant tastes terrible. Good song. Bought it.
Agree, damn good song. - Keith
I'm not sure how I feel about this one. I like the music, I don't know if I like his voice...
I'm weird like that. Not country, I'd call it folksy blues.
Not a Metallica fan anymore. And thier Bourbon I can see through so hard pass. Right on the watery money about celebrity Bourbon/whiskey. Ewww plop plop fizz fizz whiskey? 🤮
But y'all did make me giggle, every time. Y'all never fail. Keith, I found a camo cowboy hat for ya. You two argue like an old married 💑 couple. I'mma get slapped.
I completely agree but was never a Metallica fan.
@@leslie7976 I used to go to Head bangers balls and never missed MTV headbangers ball, right after I got home from roller skating on Fridays. But I got older, my hair got flatter and Metallica sold out and instead of chucky doll they are now a my buddy doll.
@@CLynns For me it has always been about country music. I grew up in a strict house my dad came home found me playing one of the R&B stations of the 90s told me if it wasn't country it didn't get played in his house. I do prefer the older stuff. Actually can't stand the stuff they play on radio now. I have started getting into classic rock, thanks to my husband.
Metallica ✌️🤘♥️☮️
/mosh/ - Keith
I can't watch this with that door open! Lol 😆 As a country music fan, this is not real country! But I like country music and old rock and roll! And this fits in there nicely! Country music brunches out in all kinds of directions! But I do not like rap country music!!!!