As someone who’s from the same county as Tyler, it’s the talk of the year when someone even graduates college that’s not UPike so to be a successful musician is freakin huge. Plus he’s also higher’n a hound dog jumps to catch a treed coon
@@RyderOnYT it’s not even that. No matter how used to performing you are, it’s an unexplainable feeling playing in front of just 500 people. Imagine 5,000
It's crazy that you won't hear this man on the radio, but the world recognizes him as one of the greats amongst other country legends, and he sells tickets the same way they do. God bless Tyler Childers
Rights, unfortunately in my country Canada all they play is stupid "country " I almost get mad when I hear it. It's hard fuck off. So happy I found my second favorite ginger. Have to listen everyday ❤
I never realized how popular he was until I tried to get a ticket to his show. Sold out in 10 minutes. He doesn't have a bad song on any of his albums in my opinion.
If Chris Stapleton and Tyler Childers become a duo, I’m going to be a very happy man. Two incredible artists with songs that speak about life and all of the happiness/ bullshit that comes along with it.
I love both and seen this live, I think their voices are two very different styles and although they sound okay here you can tell Chris is holding it back as to not clash too much with Tyler.
@@AudibleVisibIe Even to an outsider this song can have a lot of meaning. But for the people from the place where Tyler and Chris came from, this song has layers upon layers of meaning. Now imagine you’re 22 years old with a truck full of your buddies, drunk after the funeral of your best friend, it’s it’s 1am and you’re tearing down 23 headed to Virgie for no good reason but you’re all screaming this song at the top of your lungs the whole way there. Gives it a lot more meaning than just being a catchy tune.
First song of Tyler's I ever heard. Had a buddy send it to me. He said it reminded him of my ma who passed from cancer. Ma had seven sons and that was never enough for her. She took in all our friends too.
Every Professional Artist does that, as to not steal the Spotlight. Childers is good at what he does, but, he is far far far from out doing Chris Stapleton. It was nice for Chris to take the stage with Childers. It gives Tyler more recognition. If Tyler stays as true to his heart and music as Chris is, he may reach Chris's level at some point in his life, it just isn't there yet.
Chris has to be respectful of Tyler adding his voice into his song, I’d say the exact opposite happened, and Chris refrained from having too much input because his voice would totally steal the show.
If there's a god they might be a Kentuckian. We have the best voices, a gorgeous state, our booze and food is delicious and we grow great weed. Our legislature and senators suck, but, goddammit, we are good folks.
God bless the mothers, grandmothers, step moms/grandmas, aunts and more who love their boys (and girls) purely and unconditionally as captured here. Such a beautiful song.❤
Tyler is a quiet man standing with these giants playing his songs and having a blast. He might not be a regular on CMT, but they know he is there and the crowds that come out to listen to him knows who he is. He is not a stranger in the country/folk music circle. Love his down to earth songs....
This song was made for me, my granny that raised me and all my rowdy friends. She seen no wrong in anyone. She was my world . She was 100 when she passed and although she was with us that long my heart still breaks
Remind me of the exact same thing. I lived with my grandma and us boys were rowdy too but she loved us all the same. Just fuckin cried my eyes out. Lost my grandma at 91 on 5/18/23. Miss her tremendously
The voice Tyler is one of a kind. I can listen to him all day over and over. God be with you on your travels and dont ever stop performing for all us good folks that know your one of the greatest singers of all times. Thank you for all you do. God Bless you .
Love this ❤ two of the best that’s come outta these hills in a minute two great Eastern KY musicians playing together singing bout Virgie KY , they’ve stayed true to themselves n proud to be from here
@@klyde171 100% agree. Although Chris has written lots of other great songs as well. They can both certainly write. I think I also personally prefer Tyler live vs album stuff. He's got some powerful stuff, and even if you're not a huge fan of country music, his songs can make nearly anyone give them another listen.
It's, uh, Follow You to Virgie Back before these calloused hands and all this work We used to sit up at the flats Acting like we'd live forever Getting high and skipping class Yeah, I reckon we were heathens But in her eyes, we were saints Now you're calling all the boys home 'Cause heaven's angels carried her away So, I will follow you to Virgie Although it hurts me so To lay to rest this mountain beauty That the Lord's called home And I can't see her up in glory I can see her through the pines Back when all us boys were tryin' To make sense of all these strings I can see her in the corner Singing along to all our crazy dreams So, I will follow you to Virgie Although it hurts me so To lay to rest this mountain beauty That the Lord's called home And I can see her up in glory I can see her through the pines And I will follow you to Virgie 'Cause that's what us boys are for To help you out when you get weary And you can't go no more Can't you see her up there, Cody? I can see her through the pines Saying boys be good
Shew. When he nodded his head during the modified chorus. Literally made my eyes water. I've known Tyler since middle school and this version got to me lol
God knows what this song means to Tyler, bless his heart. There's a live version when he still has long hair, his smaller band leaves the stage and just Tyler and his guitar and by the end of this song he's standing there crying on stage alone....OMG! I'm telling you, it gets no more real and raw and heart and soul as this adorable young man from the hills of Kentucky.
Here's the story: his best friend in HS was Cody. Cody's grandmother loved and paid attention to his friends. When she passed, Tyler made sure to be there to "lay to rest this mountain beauty."
Tyler had finished his set. And then before Dwight Yoakam started his set, Chris and Tyler came on and did this acoustic version of Follow You To Virgie. I had never heard it live before, I was almost in tears. What a memorable night!
It's, uh, Follow You to Virgie Back before these calloused hands and all this work We used to sit up at the flats Acting like we'd live forever Getting high and skipping class Yeah, I reckon we were heathens But in her eyes, we were saints Now you're calling all the boys home 'Cause heaven's angels carried her away So, I will follow you to Virgie Although it hurts me so To lay to rest this mountain beauty That the Lord's called home And I can't see her up in glory I can see her through the pines Back when all us boys were tryin' To make sense of all these strings I can see her in the corner Singing along to all our crazy dreams So, I will follow you to Virgie Although it hurts me so To lay to rest this mountain beauty That the Lord's called home And I can see her up in glory I can see her through the pines And I will follow you to Virgie 'Cause that's what us boys are for To help you out when you get weary And you can't go no more Can't you see her up there, Cody? I can see her through the pines Saying boys be good
I really appreciate this thanks,I do this once in a while to no how my fans feel about me thanks for your love and support it really means a lot to me and how long have you been my my fans I we like to hear from you.
Wow!!!!!! Lost for words, great song. What a talent this kid is. That's saying something standing next to Chris. Don't look surprised that people love your music. Cheers
This song has such a cool and familiar theme. So powerful. Singing about a friend’s Gramal, not his own, but a friend. It just really shows how important it is to Childers to relate to his fans. Tip if the cap to you Tyler.
In as much as I agree with you that it is a powerful performance, I feel that Tyler writes his songs from within himself, about the things that touch him inside . Both of these incredibly talented men write their music about the things that move them throughout the course of life, and certainly the passing of a beloved family member of a cherished friend would be an inspiration to write a song that conveys the sorrow and support one might feel for that friend. I grew up in a musical family, and my grandfather said to me many times through the years that ,to be able to perform a song in way that forces the people you are performing for, to feel what you feel, to, in effect, include them in the performance in a manner that let's them believe you are singing to each and everyone of them personally. It is a very spiritual, and even to some extent, physically powerful sensation. Both Tyler and Chris have what I like to describe as true God given talent, a blessing that let's them touch your heart deep down inside, and they do that to you almost effortlessly on their part, however I doubt very seriously that either of them are aware of the impact it has on those of us at the receiving end when they write them. I'm sure they realize it when they see their fans shedding tears in every row as far back they can see.
@@martacasselman473 I have been to Virgie many times, in the course of my career i have worked all over south eastern Kentucky, Hazard, Whitesburg, Pikeville, Paintsville, Jenkins,etc. And my grandmother was born in Harlan county.
Different premise to the title but This is my favorite song of his and to hear Chris Stapleton sing it with him makes it all the more special! My husband and I met in the Spring of 89" in Ashland, Va. He followed me to Virgie two weeks later and proposed. Three months to the day we met, we got married! Thirty three years,, two grown sons, 7 grandchildren and a daughter n law later; we're still together! ❤️
Congratulations! That's awesome! My husband and I have the longest marriage between our two immediate families! After living away from Va for over 30 years, we moved back to take care of his parents. His Mom, step dad (whom lives in Louisa Co & his Dad whom lives in Quinton. Our sons, daughter n law and two grandchildren live in SC. I don't like it here because I miss our sons and grandchildren. I don't know anyone here.
@@kimberlygrimm7007 Wow. Such a small world. I knew a guy who lived in Louisa (Bumpass). My inlaws lived in Goochland for a while, and most of my family is still in the Richmond area. One son is in Hanover, and the other is in Pensacola, FL, so I understand missing the grandkids! We live at the beach, so we're not too far from our hometown. Congratulations on your 33 years!
This was an amazing concert!!!! I missed half of this song because I was stuck in the concession line getting beer lmao. Thanks for showing me what I missed man
Thanks for posting this Ethan. Growing up our neighbor was like another grandmother to me. She was always my biggest fan with whatever I did. I can still hear her voice "Oh Michael, that is WONDERFUL" She was such a cultured woman, lived in Manhattan for years and worked at the Museum of Natural History and traveled all over. She taught me how to do the NY Times crossword puzzle, which she did everyday until she passed. I remember telling her about a trip to Europe I was going on and she was so exited for me because of all the wonderous things I would see outside of our small town. I never did get to show her the pictures. I live far away now and wasn't home when she passed. Her family didn't do any type of service for her, which was such a shame. She deserved more after the life she lived. This song always makes me think of her and helps me remember her. She was my Virgie. Thanks for writing this Tyler about the wonderful woman in your life and for all of us men that have been fortunate to have wonderful women in our own lives.
Virgie is a town in Kentucky where they laid "to rest this mountain beauty." She was Cody's grandmother, his best friend, and paid a lot of attention to Tyler.
Tyler Childers is a brilliant story teller. Although live, he often is hard to hear, very hard to hear, its frustrating. completely over shadowed by the loud instruments.. alot of his grit soul and execution is lost by the production. Give him a stool, a guitar and an audience only?? He will captivate and resignate through your soul like a hunting eagle. Jaw on floor.... Chris has the power to be heard over the band or his sound guys make sure he's heard. Both are brilliant.
These two are both raw, but don't mix well together. When you are as raw as they are as singers you need someone singing who can balance you out. I would have liked to see Chris take a verse. Tyler never sounded better though.
I think they are both great , and one just adds to the others talent. Their voices compliment each other. I love this. Being from Ky, I admire their respect for one another and I love to hear them together. Beautiful song .
I love both these artist’s dearly. That said, they do not belong in a duet together. They both have too beautiful of voices to have either one distract from the other. At least, that’s my opinion (which no one asked for, lol) Edit: reading through the rest of the comments, I am clearly alone on this, but that’s okay.
Two amazingly talented musicians with distinct voices. Love to hear them both and together even better. That last part made me laugh like hell though 🤣
I don't understand why Nashville and record labels don't respect TRUE country artist like these gentleman. They only wanna promote people like Morgan Wallen, Luke Bryan, Kane Brown and people like that who are not even country. Luke Bryan use to be country and then he changed to be more popular.
“There is a legend about a bird which sings only once in it's life, more beautifully than any other creature on the face of the earth. From the moment it leaves it's nest, it searches for a thorn tree, and does not rest until it has found one. Then, it impales it's breast on the longest, sharpest thorn. But as it is dying, it rises above it's own agony to outsing the Lark and the Nightingale. The Thornbird pays it's life for that one song, and the whole world stills to listen, and God in his heaven smiles, as it's best is brought only at the cost of great pain." ~ Colleen McCullough”
Thank you for this video! This video will save lives for the talent, heart, and thought these artists bless this crazy world with! Thank you Tyler! This world is indebted to the talent and love you bless us with!
Imagine a cover album of these two covering each others songs
I would pay unimaginable amounts of money for that
@@williamfodera6074 how much we talking
I'd buy it
O m g
I’d cry tears of joy for a month straight, plus spend all my money on them
Tyler always looks surprised more than 5 people have heard his songs. Love it!
Think he jus fukn high
white lines
As someone who’s from the same county as Tyler, it’s the talk of the year when someone even graduates college that’s not UPike so to be a successful musician is freakin huge. Plus he’s also higher’n a hound dog jumps to catch a treed coon
@@pompompenguins6397 dudes been sober well over 2 years lol just the aftermath of years of drug abuse
@@RyderOnYT it’s not even that. No matter how used to performing you are, it’s an unexplainable feeling playing in front of just 500 people. Imagine 5,000
Finally, these two legendary voices come together, I want to see MORE!!!!
yesss!!!
I know right! I had been waiting for this day for so long and still showed up 2 days late. A tour together would be amazing!
Never clicked something so fast as when I saw this in related tab
I’d give many things to hear them do a studio album,
Good ole Kentucky boys
It's crazy that you won't hear this man on the radio, but the world recognizes him as one of the greats amongst other country legends, and he sells tickets the same way they do. God bless Tyler Childers
You don’t hear him on the radio because he’s a white, ginger male. JMO
Rights, unfortunately in my country Canada all they play is stupid "country " I almost get mad when I hear it. It's hard fuck off. So happy I found my second favorite ginger. Have to listen everyday ❤
I never realized how popular he was until I tried to get a ticket to his show. Sold out in 10 minutes. He doesn't have a bad song on any of his albums in my opinion.
I just tried too. He’s coming near me and it sold out really fast.
And when I saw Tyler it seemed like most people knew the words to most songs. His sonwriting and storytelling is so easy to connect with.
If Chris Stapleton and Tyler Childers become a duo, I’m going to be a very happy man. Two incredible artists with songs that speak about life and all of the happiness/ bullshit that comes along with it.
A duo making a bluegrass album…would be amazing
They grew up not far from each other
I love both and seen this live, I think their voices are two very different styles and although they sound okay here you can tell Chris is holding it back as to not clash too much with Tyler.
Add Sturgill and we're talkin
I am adding sturgill and for forming a Kentucky Highway men
This is, in my opinion, the best song Tyler's ever written. And to come together with Stapleton on this is just perfect!
I'd disagree. Great tune though. Makes my eyes water every time
Yes 🤚
@@AudibleVisibIe Even to an outsider this song can have a lot of meaning. But for the people from the place where Tyler and Chris came from, this song has layers upon layers of meaning.
Now imagine you’re 22 years old with a truck full of your buddies, drunk after the funeral of your best friend, it’s it’s 1am and you’re tearing down 23 headed to Virgie for no good reason but you’re all screaming this song at the top of your lungs the whole way there. Gives it a lot more meaning than just being a catchy tune.
First song of Tyler's I ever heard. Had a buddy send it to me. He said it reminded him of my ma who passed from cancer. Ma had seven sons and that was never enough for her. She took in all our friends too.
@@MrMrjohnson85 exactly what I thought, his ma passing. Maybe it is just me projecting but it takes me to my mom's passing. She went from cancer too.
Yo that’s not fair. Thanks for getting this on tape for the rest of the world
I'm so sad I wasn't there ):
when chris went to harmony he kept realizing that Tyler was just resonating his pure angelic talent and kept stepping back. much respect
Sure lol
Every Professional Artist does that, as to not steal the Spotlight.
Childers is good at what he does, but, he is far far far from out doing Chris Stapleton.
It was nice for Chris to take the stage with Childers. It gives Tyler more recognition.
If Tyler stays as true to his heart and music as Chris is, he may reach Chris's level at some point in his life, it just isn't there yet.
Chris has to be respectful of Tyler adding his voice into his song, I’d say the exact opposite happened, and Chris refrained from having too much input because his voice would totally steal the show.
Wow! Just wow! Yes, he stepped back and enjoyed Tyler .. you could see the joy !
Yes! As much as an honor Chris to be on stage with Tyler, I bet he’s a huge fan of him
If there's a god they might be a Kentuckian.
We have the best voices, a gorgeous state, our booze and food is delicious and we grow great weed.
Our legislature and senators suck, but, goddammit, we are good folks.
Amen
Facts💯
Yes Tyler ,Stapleton and sturgill HOORAY FOR KENTUCKY!!!
Amen hallelujah 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼💙🤍💙
One Triune God
God bless the mothers, grandmothers, step moms/grandmas, aunts and more who love their boys (and girls) purely and unconditionally as captured here. Such a beautiful song.❤
The best concert I have ever been to and probably will ever go to.
What concert was it?
I would’ve done a lot of bad shit to been there
@@sterlingb7075 Kentucky Rising
@@sterlingb7075 Kentucky Rising at Rupp Arena in Lexington
@@Skywalkaaa Was this recent??
From all of us that have laid to rest our mountain beauties, we thank for the song .
You can see the joy on Stapleton’s face when he is up there with Tyler. He knows this guy is a generational great just like himself.
Its awesome to see Childers getting recognized with the big names.He deserves a seat at the table.
Tyler is a quiet man standing with these giants playing his songs and having a blast. He might not be a regular on CMT, but they know he is there and the crowds that come out to listen to him knows who he is. He is not a stranger in the country/folk music circle. Love his down to earth songs....
This song was made for me, my granny that raised me and all my rowdy friends. She seen no wrong in anyone. She was my world . She was 100 when she passed and although she was with us that long my heart still breaks
What an amazing woman you were lucky enough to have !! Thank you for sharing and bless you both ❤❤
❤❤❤
My memaw is 94…. I know her sweet time is limited. Their souls are so beautiful. I’ve learned this song, to play for her ❤
Remind me of the exact same thing. I lived with my grandma and us boys were rowdy too but she loved us all the same. Just fuckin cried my eyes out. Lost my grandma at 91 on 5/18/23. Miss her tremendously
Yes yes everyone says that lol
The voice Tyler is one of a kind. I can listen to him all day over and over. God be with you on your travels and dont ever stop performing for all us good folks that know your one of the greatest singers of all times. Thank you for all you do. God Bless you .
Only thing it's missing is Sturgill
I’m not sure the world could handle that much awesome.
Think highway men 2023
What people aren't recognizing is how Chris is just the background vocals and allowing Tyler to shine. This is something legendary.
Two of the greatest men to ever do country music. Real country music! God bless it.
Love this ❤ two of the best that’s come outta these hills in a minute two great Eastern KY musicians playing together singing bout Virgie KY , they’ve stayed true to themselves n proud to be from here
These two most definitely should be preforming together. I'm glad to see Timmy is getting the recognition he deserves, and is gaining respect.
same but its already too late. 350$ for a ticket to his show
My favorite Chris songs are covers. My favorite tyler songs are originally his
@@klyde171 100% agree. Although Chris has written lots of other great songs as well. They can both certainly write. I think I also personally prefer Tyler live vs album stuff. He's got some powerful stuff, and even if you're not a huge fan of country music, his songs can make nearly anyone give them another listen.
Timmy? I guess you're going to claim to know him huh?
@@Day12My his actual first name is Timothy, not Tyler so..
Two really different voices. Stapleton's voice and lack of a big ego really make this tune work well.
He knows less is more.
This is amazing. Though I'm kinda disappointed that Chris didn't take lead on the second verse...
He has tons of respect and since it's a very personal song for Tyler, it makes sense that he didn't. But I do agree it would've sounded amazing.
Chris was thrilled as Tyler was,,i feel like chris didn't want to overstep with his strong voice,,Damn tyler and chris ,Kentucky's allstars
These Kentucky guys have too much mutual respect for that. Sturgill deferred to Chris on SNL when Chris invited him to play with him.
I dont think he knew the words D!
@@patrickburke9614 It sounded like he knew the words but couldn't get in key, after the first chorus he found the key and got a lot more confident.
It's, uh, Follow You to Virgie
Back before these calloused hands and all this work
We used to sit up at the flats
Acting like we'd live forever
Getting high and skipping class
Yeah, I reckon we were heathens
But in her eyes, we were saints
Now you're calling all the boys home
'Cause heaven's angels carried her away
So, I will follow you to Virgie
Although it hurts me so
To lay to rest this mountain beauty
That the Lord's called home
And I can't see her up in glory
I can see her through the pines
Back when all us boys were tryin'
To make sense of all these strings
I can see her in the corner
Singing along to all our crazy dreams
So, I will follow you to Virgie
Although it hurts me so
To lay to rest this mountain beauty
That the Lord's called home
And I can see her up in glory
I can see her through the pines
And I will follow you to Virgie
'Cause that's what us boys are for
To help you out when you get weary
And you can't go no more
Can't you see her up there, Cody?
I can see her through the pines
Saying boys be good
I’d love to see a whole album put out by these two together
I have yet to hear Follow You To Vergie without weeping. That record still stands.
Just heard it for first time.. tears.. I have 3 boys
Shew. When he nodded his head during the modified chorus. Literally made my eyes water. I've known Tyler since middle school and this version got to me lol
Oh, holy shit! If Sturgill was up there with them, the world would collapse on itself. Kentucky rules
Add John Moreland and we’d all explode!!
Word .. Word ..Word!!
Edwin McCain too
I'm not a religious man but bless you Tyler for that song. Heartbreaking and beautiful.
God knows what this song means to Tyler, bless his heart. There's a live version when he still has long hair, his smaller band leaves the stage and just Tyler and his guitar and by the end of this song he's standing there crying on stage alone....OMG! I'm telling you, it gets no more real and raw and heart and soul as this adorable young man from the hills of Kentucky.
Here's the story: his best friend in HS was Cody. Cody's grandmother loved and paid attention to his friends. When she passed, Tyler made sure to be there to "lay to rest this mountain beauty."
Do you have the video link?
@@JenileeSunshine th-cam.com/video/vFL5QcYDnmw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kAUrXbWzmuZVbZEl
What an amazing tribute to a sweet matriarch who obviously loved people where they were.
If Zach Bryan was up there as a third I’d shit my pants!!!
This song makes me want to know Virgie, you can feel the love!
Virgie is a town in Kentucky where she was buried.
@@m.c.master4622 Thanks, I thought it was a neighborhood mom
The world of music will never be the same if these two team up
Totally agree. This team would turn music world on its head again.
like bruno and aanderson paak making silk sonic
Todays Highwaymen. Tyler Childers, chris Stapleton, ryan Upchurch, who else?
@@mike364831 nah man. Childers, Stapleton, Sturgill. All Kentucky boys
@@mike364831 Upchurch does not belong anywhere near that group. Lol
Two Kentucky legends. Make me proud of being a fellow Eastern Kentuckian
Can't you see her up there Cody? I can see her through the pines.
That brings tears to my eyes every time.
Literal chills every. Single. Time.
This is what happens when Kentucky comes together and steps up. This is legend!
How are you? So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song! Hello
Tyler had finished his set. And then before Dwight Yoakam started his set, Chris and Tyler came on and did this acoustic version of Follow You To Virgie. I had never heard it live before, I was almost in tears. What a memorable night!
Someone please put this on SoundCloud so I can listen in my truck
I’ve never clicked so fast in my life
It's, uh, Follow You to Virgie
Back before these calloused hands and all this work
We used to sit up at the flats
Acting like we'd live forever
Getting high and skipping class
Yeah, I reckon we were heathens
But in her eyes, we were saints
Now you're calling all the boys home
'Cause heaven's angels carried her away
So, I will follow you to Virgie
Although it hurts me so
To lay to rest this mountain beauty
That the Lord's called home
And I can't see her up in glory
I can see her through the pines
Back when all us boys were tryin'
To make sense of all these strings
I can see her in the corner
Singing along to all our crazy dreams
So, I will follow you to Virgie
Although it hurts me so
To lay to rest this mountain beauty
That the Lord's called home
And I can see her up in glory
I can see her through the pines
And I will follow you to Virgie
'Cause that's what us boys are for
To help you out when you get weary
And you can't go no more
Can't you see her up there, Cody?
I can see her through the pines
Saying boys be good
Than you... Excellent
Is great music alive again? I think so!! I’m gonna cry man. Just beautiful. Beautiful, incredible. Rejuvenation for the soul!!
I really appreciate this thanks,I do this once in a while to no how my fans feel about me thanks for your love and support it really means a lot to me and how long have you been my my fans I we like to hear from you.
I see an Eagle and a Tiger playing music together. Only a few can understand
My two favorite voices! This was a surprise and an absolute treat for me today.
Chris just admiring the divine new protégé. There's hope for the future yet.
I live in Virginia in Russell County! I grew up here my whole life! Raised up on Copper Creek Road! Get this, I'll be 49 years old this month!
Every damn time he comes in with that harmony it just touches my soul
Wow!!!!!! Lost for words, great song. What a talent this kid is. That's saying something standing next to Chris. Don't look surprised that people love your music. Cheers
Two greats that paid their dues.......no packaged, hyped, pretty boy, fake garbage here.
Everybody knows Texas music is good but Kentucky music is the best
That's when you know your good! Stapleton duet amazing.
Good Lord give me an duo acoustic album with Tyler and Chris!!!
Wow, they sound awesome together. Thanks for sharing this great performance.
If these two ever make a song together it will break the internet, do it for the people Chris and Tyler!!!
Cody, you have the best tribute to any grandma that has ever lived.
Lovely collaboration. These 2 are wonderful together.
Well shit. We want guitars and Cadillac's, keep it rollin!
man these two on stage together playing this gives me chills. Legends.
Imagine what cody feels everytime he hears this song about his grandma
This song has such a cool and familiar theme. So powerful. Singing about a friend’s Gramal, not his own, but a friend. It just really shows how important it is to Childers to relate to his fans. Tip if the cap to you Tyler.
In as much as I agree with you that it is a powerful performance, I feel that Tyler writes his songs from within himself, about the things that touch him inside . Both of these incredibly talented men write their music about the things that move them throughout the course of life, and certainly the passing of a beloved family member of a cherished friend would be an inspiration to write a song that conveys the sorrow and support one might feel for that friend. I grew up in a musical family, and my grandfather said to me many times through the years that ,to be able to perform a song in way that forces the people you are performing for, to feel what you feel, to, in effect, include them in the performance in a manner that let's them believe you are singing to each and everyone of them personally. It is a very spiritual, and even to some extent, physically powerful sensation. Both Tyler and Chris have what I like to describe as true God given talent, a blessing that let's them touch your heart deep down inside, and they do that to you almost effortlessly on their part, however I doubt very seriously that either of them are aware of the impact it has on those of us at the receiving end when they write them. I'm sure they realize it when they see their fans shedding tears in every row as far back they can see.
@@johnwilcox3013Virgie is a town in Kentucky.
@@martacasselman473 I have been to Virgie many times, in the course of my career i have worked all over south eastern Kentucky, Hazard, Whitesburg, Pikeville, Paintsville, Jenkins,etc. And my grandmother was born in Harlan county.
I was at this show. Awesome to see them together and you could tell they were singing about times in KY.
Different premise to the title but This is my favorite song of his and to hear Chris Stapleton sing it with him makes it all the more special!
My husband and I met in the Spring of 89" in Ashland, Va. He followed me to Virgie two weeks later and proposed. Three months to the day we met, we got married!
Thirty three years,, two grown sons, 7 grandchildren and a daughter n law later; we're still together! ❤️
You kind of sound like me. My husband and I are from King William, VA. We married in 86 and are still together with two sons and 7 grandkids.
Congratulations! That's awesome! My husband and I have the longest marriage between our two immediate families!
After living away from Va for over 30 years, we moved back to take care of his parents. His Mom, step dad (whom lives in Louisa Co & his Dad whom lives in Quinton. Our sons, daughter n law and two grandchildren live in SC. I don't like it here because I miss our sons and grandchildren. I don't know anyone here.
@@kimberlygrimm7007 Wow. Such a small world. I knew a guy who lived in Louisa (Bumpass). My inlaws lived in Goochland for a while, and most of my family is still in the Richmond area. One son is in Hanover, and the other is in Pensacola, FL, so I understand missing the grandkids! We live at the beach, so we're not too far from our hometown. Congratulations on your 33 years!
This was an amazing concert!!!! I missed half of this song because I was stuck in the concession line getting beer lmao. Thanks for showing me what I missed man
That's amazing you were there though omg
Thanks for posting this Ethan. Growing up our neighbor was like another grandmother to me. She was always my biggest fan with whatever I did. I can still hear her voice "Oh Michael, that is WONDERFUL" She was such a cultured woman, lived in Manhattan for years and worked at the Museum of Natural History and traveled all over. She taught me how to do the NY Times crossword puzzle, which she did everyday until she passed. I remember telling her about a trip to Europe I was going on and she was so exited for me because of all the wonderous things I would see outside of our small town. I never did get to show her the pictures. I live far away now and wasn't home when she passed. Her family didn't do any type of service for her, which was such a shame. She deserved more after the life she lived. This song always makes me think of her and helps me remember her. She was my Virgie. Thanks for writing this Tyler about the wonderful woman in your life and for all of us men that have been fortunate to have wonderful women in our own lives.
Virgie is a town in Kentucky where they laid "to rest this mountain beauty." She was Cody's grandmother, his best friend, and paid a lot of attention to Tyler.
I’m sobbing watching this❤️ the collaboration I’ve always needed with the perfect song 😍🙌
Tyler Childers is a brilliant story teller. Although live, he often is hard to hear, very hard to hear, its frustrating. completely over shadowed by the loud instruments.. alot of his grit soul and execution is lost by the production. Give him a stool, a guitar and an audience only?? He will captivate and resignate through your soul like a hunting eagle. Jaw on floor.... Chris has the power to be heard over the band or his sound guys make sure he's heard. Both are brilliant.
Yo!!!!! From a West Virginia boy this warms my heart. This is what music is all about!
This is about Virgie Kentucky
You can tell Chris doesn’t really know this one, either that or he wasn’t really sure where to come in with Tyler
Yeah I think Chris was just concentrating on the playin' more than the sangin'... lol
Love this song, but it really is just Death Cab - I Will Follow You for country emos 🤝
I'm hearing this for the first time. This gives me chills!! What a magic sound!!!
I’m from Virgie! Pike county Kentucky baby!!!! 606
Was this a Christ Stapleton concert where he invited Tyler out? Also, why did he shout out Dwight? Was he up there with them?
I’ve got the same questions.
These two are both raw, but don't mix well together. When you are as raw as they are as singers you need someone singing who can balance you out. I would have liked to see Chris take a verse. Tyler never sounded better though.
Look at Stapletons admiration for Childers
Two of my favorite artist singing one of my favorite songs. Can’t get any better
Two of the best songwriters of our generation!
Stapleton has an amazing voice- butter and honey.
But Tyler’s voice is like pencil on paper, and this song is served so much better by it.
thanks so much
This is Country Gold!
I think they are both great , and one just adds to the others talent. Their voices compliment each other. I love this. Being from Ky, I admire their respect for one another and I love to hear them together. Beautiful song .
They both could sing the phone book and sell it ❤❤
Protect these two at all costs!
They're is something intangible that soul- touches. Tyler Childers- i hope you read comments because you need to realize what your gift to others is.
Fricken magical so many tears were shed in that crowd I imagine 😭
I love both these artist’s dearly. That said, they do not belong in a duet together. They both have too beautiful of voices to have either one distract from the other. At least, that’s my opinion (which no one asked for, lol)
Edit: reading through the rest of the comments, I am clearly alone on this, but that’s okay.
thanks for your love , have you been to my concerts before
I was like “how have I not seen this before!!” And I realized I’m early!!!
I just hope Grandma and Maggie are hanging out and having a good time.
Would love to hear Tyler and Colter perform this one together.
We can’t just be left with fraulein, we need more by them 🤝
So awesome to be there...thank you for posting so I can live it all over again.
you welcome how long have you been listening to my songs
I’m from eastern Kentucky pike county this makes me think about my daughter I lost in 2011 I hope to see her again 😢
Two men that have the most distinctive voices in country music today.
Love this song. Your voice brings chills down my spine when I hear it. Love the topic and content. Keep singing my friend
Two amazingly talented musicians with distinct voices. Love to hear them both and together even better. That last part made me laugh like hell though 🤣
I don't understand why Nashville and record labels don't respect TRUE country artist like these gentleman. They only wanna promote people like Morgan Wallen, Luke Bryan, Kane Brown and people like that who are not even country. Luke Bryan use to be country and then he changed to be more popular.
“There is a legend about a bird which sings only once in it's life, more beautifully than any other creature on the face of the earth. From the moment it leaves it's nest, it searches for a thorn tree, and does not rest until it has found one. Then, it impales it's breast on the longest, sharpest thorn. But as it is dying, it rises above it's own agony to outsing the Lark and the Nightingale. The Thornbird pays it's life for that one song, and the whole world stills to listen, and God in his heaven smiles, as it's best is brought only at the cost of great pain." ~ Colleen McCullough”
this was a beautiful moment to see. I love both my fellow Kentuckians
This is such a beautiful song, I cant believe I found this version!
Thank you for this video! This video will save lives for the talent, heart, and thought these artists bless this crazy world with! Thank you Tyler! This world is indebted to the talent and love you bless us with!
For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life through Christ Jesus our Lord- Romans 6:23❤️🙏
Love ❤️ this song 🎶 it’s awesome
This much talent should not be allowed! A very proud/cool Kentucky moment for me