Awesome, glad you enjoyed it! My wife and I have tickets to see him again this October. It’s a rescheduled show from last year. Hopefully it doesn’t get canceled again!
@@molonlabe9785 would love to get a show of his, do keep an eye on his website to get dates but with so much going and especially we are not allowed in! Hopefully soon,would fly anywhere to see him as only recently started following his music in detail. Was a big Merle Haggard as well
Awesome, so glad you liked it! I should be uploading some more songs around October when I see him again. Let me know what other kind of content you would like to see from this channel too!
@@Justme77400 I’m seeing him in October. It’s a rescheduled concert from last year that we didn’t get tickets for then, but now we’ll be in the third row! Can’t wait for it! I’ll try to upload some more videos from that show.
Awesome! My wife and I were about 10 rows from center stage and during the last half of Fast As You and security basically just said “screw it” we got right up to the stage! At the end of his Suspicious Minds encore, his guitar player Eugene Edwards dropped his guitar pick and kicked it to the crowd but it got caught in his mic cord and I half hopped up on the stage and grabbed it while security was yelling at me and trying to get to me but I got it!!😂😂
Lisa Redinger especially being 10 feet in front of Eugene Edwards during Suspicious Minds, we were both deaf and I was recovering from a stage 2 concussion! Yeah, that was the best worst pain ever😂
@@molonlabe9785 Omg, we were at the front of the stage right in front of Eugene the encore too! Must've been close to you! Did you see when Eugene threw the pick that landed on the stage? A young guy was beside us and hoisted himself up on the edge of the stage to get it, and security yelled at him, lol. I was too amazed from seeing Dwight from 10 feet away to be affected by the noise, lol. P.S. I hope your concussion is better!
@@molonlabe9785 Then we went to see Dwight again in Lancaster in August. We stood right in front of Eugene again that time during the encore. He threw his pick toward us, and the lady beside us caught it and gave it to my little boy. Then one of the stage guys handed me one of Dwight's picks he picked up after the band left the stage. When we were outside talking to some other fans after the show, Eugene came out and was talking to us. We got our pictures taken with him and he signed my CD. He was so nice! It was an awesome night, to say the least! This year was the first time I had been to see a Dwight concert since 2001 in Pittsburgh. I'm ready to go again! He's been my favorite since the 80's.
@@molonlabe9785 Wow! I only saw your other reply and didn't see this one till after my 2 comments! So that was you! LMAO! Small world! I was videoing and you can hear the security guard saying "Hey! Hey!" That was funny!!! I was a little jealous you got it, but now we have one too :D
Very happy to hear Dwight sing this great classic but I was disappointed how he told the behind the scenes story, it's not quite accurate but probably is as Merle told him. First this songwriter "lady" was no unknown fan/amateur but the great singer-songwriter Liz Anderson (whom Dwight inexplicably does not name - shame!) and she had already written several hits when she approached Merle. It was Merle's wife Bonnie, a friend of Liz's, who asked her to come over if she had some songs she thought were good for Merle. Macho Merle was rather dismissive because essentially he did not think some nice suburban lady could write anything of interest for him and was quite startled by her great material. And Liz's legendary daughter Lynn Anderson (whom he does acknowledge) to say she had "some success" is quite an understatement - she was one of the biggest female country singers ever and actually more successful than Dwight himself on the country singles charts.
Yeah, I noticed this also (about daughter Lynn going on to "some acclaim" in country music). Lynn Anderson was one of the biggest female stars of her era. Although, he did say "she had a lot of country hits."
I enjoyed the story behind the song ... glad he took the time to tell it. The only thing I would take issue with is saying their daughter, Lynn Anderson, "went on to some acclaim in country music." Kind of like saying Tammy Wynette was a somewhat famous country singer. Lynn Anderson went on to massive "acclaim" in country music. She was a huge country star and is now iconic. I'd venture to say she went on to as much (likely more) "acclaim" as Dwight. Words matter. Nevertheless, I enjoyed his version of this classic. Always liked DY.
I agree! I think he was being slightly facetious and silly about Lynn Anderson but you’re right, it’s a great little story! Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment!
I have never agreed with comparing 6:34 female singers to male singers --both bring their wide range and style of their performances. I'm afraid I've had much less exposure to Lynn Anderson's performances than to Dwight Yoakam -- my opinion is that Dwight Yoakam outshines them all!
That's your opinion, re. three minutes of "waffle." I very much enjoyed hearing the story, even if he did screw up by saying their daughter, Lynn, went on to some acclaim in country music. As someone else pointed out, that's a bit of an understatement. She, Lynn Anderson, went on to be one of the biggest female country stars - period.
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Always love listening to Dwight
Same! The man is a legend. Thanks for listening, merry Christmas!
Dwight is wonderful, I listen to him everyday 💕💕💕💕
He’s great and he’s still got all his swagger and style after all these years too. Thumbs up if you enjoyed this video!
Dwight Yoakum ,never be another singer like Dwight Bless him,Great Awesome , love that Haggard song. He's just great love them ways he comes on stage.
I agree! Thanks for watching!
@@molonlabe9785 My pleasure, thank you !!
Sounds great to me!!! 😊❤
One of my favorites.
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful,great stuff. Ireland 🇮🇪 here
Awesome, glad you enjoyed it! My wife and I have tickets to see him again this October. It’s a rescheduled show from last year. Hopefully it doesn’t get canceled again!
@@molonlabe9785 would love to get a show of his, do keep an eye on his website to get dates but with so much going and especially we are not allowed in! Hopefully soon,would fly anywhere to see him as only recently started following his music in detail. Was a big Merle Haggard as well
Cheers from the Cayman Islands! Cheered me up! Cheers! 🤗🏴🇸🇭
Awesome! I’ll be going to see him again in October so I’ll try to upload some more songs later on!
Always handsome - always entertaining - always a wonderful Singer🇺🇸‼️
Thanks for the comment! He’s an awesome performer!
My brothers name is Denton after my English Grandmother's side of family
@@delsyiakupenga1529 you must be so proud… 😂
Great song
HAPPY BIRTHDAY DWIGHT ENJOY YOUR DAY 💚💚🎼🎶🎂🎂🎂⭐⭐⭐♥️♥️💛
Now that’s one person’s birthday party I’d go to! Thanks for watching!
Puedo oirlo todo el día linda Voz me emociona su talento. Qué memoria para saber todas sus canciones. Dlb
Love this 💕💕💕💕💕💕👍
Thanks for watching, so glad you enjoyed! I’ll be seeing him again in October so I’ll try to upload some more videos afterwards.
Merle's got some sons singin' this!pretty cool i looooove this song by allaya guys!!!
Awesome, so glad you liked it! I should be uploading some more songs around October when I see him again. Let me know what other kind of content you would like to see from this channel too!
There needs to be a Dwight Sings Merle album if there isn't one already!
That would be awesome!! He has an album of him doing Buck Owens songs that are really good if you haven’t heard them! Thanks for watching!
@@molonlabe9785 Yes! I have that one. It’s great!!
@@Justme77400 I’m seeing him in October. It’s a rescheduled concert from last year that we didn’t get tickets for then, but now we’ll be in the third row! Can’t wait for it! I’ll try to upload some more videos from that show.
Something tells me he will eventually do one...I love his cover of "Holding Things Together" from the "Tulare Dust" Tribute album.
I’m hurtin over here Linda.
I luv you Bo.
You talkin to me or Dwight?🤨😂
I was there!
Awesome! My wife and I were about 10 rows from center stage and during the last half of Fast As You and security basically just said “screw it” we got right up to the stage! At the end of his Suspicious Minds encore, his guitar player Eugene Edwards dropped his guitar pick and kicked it to the crowd but it got caught in his mic cord and I half hopped up on the stage and grabbed it while security was yelling at me and trying to get to me but I got it!!😂😂
Lisa Redinger especially being 10 feet in front of Eugene Edwards during Suspicious Minds, we were both deaf and I was recovering from a stage 2 concussion! Yeah, that was the best worst pain ever😂
@@molonlabe9785 Omg, we were at the front of the stage right in front of Eugene the encore too! Must've been close to you! Did you see when Eugene threw the pick that landed on the stage? A young guy was beside us and hoisted himself up on the edge of the stage to get it, and security yelled at him, lol. I was too amazed from seeing Dwight from 10 feet away to be affected by the noise, lol. P.S. I hope your concussion is better!
@@molonlabe9785 Then we went to see Dwight again in Lancaster in August. We stood right in front of Eugene again that time during the encore. He threw his pick toward us, and the lady beside us caught it and gave it to my little boy. Then one of the stage guys handed me one of Dwight's picks he picked up after the band left the stage. When we were outside talking to some other fans after the show, Eugene came out and was talking to us. We got our pictures taken with him and he signed my CD. He was so nice! It was an awesome night, to say the least! This year was the first time I had been to see a Dwight concert since 2001 in Pittsburgh. I'm ready to go again! He's been my favorite since the 80's.
@@molonlabe9785 Wow! I only saw your other reply and didn't see this one till after my 2 comments! So that was you! LMAO! Small world! I was videoing and you can hear the security guard saying "Hey! Hey!" That was funny!!! I was a little jealous you got it, but now we have one too :D
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Thanks for watching!
Very happy to hear Dwight sing this great classic but I was disappointed how he told the behind the scenes story, it's not quite accurate but probably is as Merle told him. First this songwriter "lady" was no unknown fan/amateur but the great singer-songwriter Liz Anderson (whom Dwight inexplicably does not name - shame!) and she had already written several hits when she approached Merle. It was Merle's wife Bonnie, a friend of Liz's, who asked her to come over if she had some songs she thought were good for Merle. Macho Merle was rather dismissive because essentially he did not think some nice suburban lady could write anything of interest for him and was quite startled by her great material. And Liz's legendary daughter Lynn Anderson (whom he does acknowledge) to say she had "some success" is quite an understatement - she was one of the biggest female country singers ever and actually more successful than Dwight himself on the country singles charts.
Thanks for the input. Yeah he did a great cover of it I think
Yeah, I noticed this also (about daughter Lynn going on to "some acclaim" in country music). Lynn Anderson was one of the biggest female stars of her era. Although, he did say "she had a lot of country hits."
I enjoyed the story behind the song ... glad he took the time to tell it. The only thing I would take issue with is saying their daughter, Lynn Anderson, "went on to some acclaim in country music." Kind of like saying Tammy Wynette was a somewhat famous country singer. Lynn Anderson went on to massive "acclaim" in country music. She was a huge country star and is now iconic. I'd venture to say she went on to as much (likely more) "acclaim" as Dwight. Words matter. Nevertheless, I enjoyed his version of this classic. Always liked DY.
I agree! I think he was being slightly facetious and silly about Lynn Anderson but you’re right, it’s a great little story! Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment!
I have never agreed with comparing 6:34 female singers to male singers --both bring their wide range and style of their performances.
I'm afraid I've had much less exposure to Lynn Anderson's
performances than to Dwight Yoakam -- my opinion is that Dwight Yoakam outshines them all!
@@sadahrose3349 Wasn't as much about comparing as it was what he said.
Shut up and sing. That's what my customers would say.
Holy jesus
Love Dwight.
But what a crummy storyteller!
It was definitely a lot more interesting in person. Still a cool little background story. Thanks for watching!
@@molonlabe9785 It's a fine tale. Thank you.
Song starts at 3’20”, and is not worth having to listen to three minutes of waffle
Thanks for watching. Sorry to bother you with Dwight’s introduction and backstory to one of the most famous and recognized songs in country music.
@@molonlabe9785 not to worry: they can’t all be winners!
That's your opinion, re. three minutes of "waffle." I very much enjoyed hearing the story, even if he did screw up by saying their daughter, Lynn, went on to some acclaim in country music. As someone else pointed out, that's a bit of an understatement. She, Lynn Anderson, went on to be one of the biggest female country stars - period.
He definitely did that song no justice at all. He needs to not sing that at all. Sounds like shit.
Dwight’s singing is as good as his acting.
And he’s won several awards for both🤣
I enjoyed it immensely.