Freddy was a Texas Treasure. He was in the band called the Texas Tornados. They have a lot of great songs in their catalog. "Laredo Rose", "If That's What You're Thinking", "Who Where You Thinking Of", "Anybody Going to San Antone", "Menocino", "ay te dejo en san antonio", and "(Hey Baby) Que Paso" are a few. One of the members is Flaco Jiménez, he plays the accordian. He plays with Dwight Yoakum some.
Being a kid in the 1970's was the best!!!!!! 😎 And if he ever leaves you blue Just remember, I love you And I'll be there before the next teardrop falls And I'll be there before the next teardrop falls
Freddy Fender (Baldemar Garza Huerta) born in San Benito, Tx was a favorite of fans in Texas and all over the country. A sound that made him one of the greats of rock and Tejano music.. BCNU..
I remember driving to work one morning in the '70s and hearing this song on country radio for the first time -- and I was shook. My actual thought was, "That's either the best song or the worst song I've ever heard." After hearing it a few times, I decided I truly loved it. And I still love it today. Freddy Fender's voice can cut right through your heart.
"The Elvis of the valley" was one of his nicknames. Freddy Fender was a jewel. A big nice guy who could sing a love song. My Mom and Dad loved him. He has another great one " Wasted Days and Wasted Nights " that is superb. My Dad used to sing these with his band. It made me cry thinking of it. ✌️❤️ from Ky
Your reactions are precious. This 73-year-old man lived through that time period. Freddy was unique and one of the good entertainers. Haven't listened to him in a while. Thank you for sharing and keep the good videos coming. They are very enjoyable. God Bless.
Freddy Fender was in the Texas Tornados, so react to their naughty song "Who Were You Thinkin Of"; you'll have a laugh! th-cam.com/video/I1u4IidfWXo/w-d-xo.html
He was a Mexican, Country-Western, Singer in the 1970's. I liked him, he was ok. I always love your reviews. You get prettier, every time I watch you! Don Blake
Growing up in Texas in the 70s & 80s there was lots of Freddy Fender & Johnny Rodriguez on the radio. Love them both, but always been more partial too Johnny Rod, he’s a legend.
This song has always been special to me... My father used to sing (Cover and Imitate) it when I was a kid, and he used to bring me to jam sessions with (Literally Dozens) of his musician buddies would all take turns on stage, backing each other up, and just having fun in general... They were held either in local venues, or even in peoples back yards... Brings back lots of memories... I remember many times when my father would get called up to sing this song, everyone would jump out their chairs and onto the dance floor, and if you weren't fast enough, and there was not enough partners available, you might have ended up either sitting it out or dancing by yourself... Very often my father was the ONLY one, out of dozens of musicians that could empty the seats and fill the dance floors... He sang many songs, but this was the song my father was known for... My father never got to meet Freddy... The only big star he ever met was Mel Tillis... They took a Polaroid picture together, shaking hands, and Mel signed it for him.... My father kept that Polaroid taped on the dash of his truck for YEARS, until it literally disintegrated to pieces.. I can't imagine what my father would have done with an autographed picture with "Uncle Freddy".. Probably would have had it blown up and hung it in the living room...
Freddie became a member of a Tejano Super Group called The Texas Tornados. Oddly enough the Texas Tornados were Founded by a couple anglos that were former pop singers that loved Mexican .music
I always loved his music. I was at a Mexican fiesta one time and the band was playing this song. My friend Theresa turned and looked at me, holding her finger and thumb an inch apart. "He doesn't come this close to Freddy Fender", giving a sniff of disgust.
As a child about 12 I met Freddie Fender. He was a friend of my then Brother-In- Law, Roger Schmock. He let me pink on his guitar. Great memories......great person.
@RaymondHaskins-u2i He may have been nice to the 12 year old you. However, he was an ass to his fans. He thought his S didn't stink. And before you ask yes I meet him."
@@kevinsharpjr Speaking of great 90's country music, Nobody Knows and She's sure taking it well by Kevin Sharp were some awesome songs from back then :)
@flint005 Even though I'm not related to the late singer Kevin Sharp but my dad would gone around our hometown and tell everyone that he was the singer, even he wasn't , except for the name , but I do agree with both of your choices, I brought the CD .
After Elvis, Freddy was my favorite singer as a teen. I always loved this song and played it over and over. Great reaction. More Elvis and Freddy please!!!!!❤❤❤
You have dove down a very deep rabbit hole here. Mr. Freddie Fender has many many fantastic songs. He was also in a couple of groups. "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights" is another great solo. I think you would really like " Who Were You Thinking Of" by the Texas Tornados with Freddie as the lead singers is one you will find amusing. Freddie was born in Texas, but referred to himself as a Tex-Mex. I always loved his voice.
I heard an interview by him where he stated that growing up they had dirt floors that his Mom would sweep every day. Beautiful voice.I enjoyed his music very much.❤
I was just in San Antonio celebrating my grandpas 90th bday and they had a band covering all the songs my grandparents grew up singing and dancing to. This song will forever be in my heart and make me think of my grandpa.
This was my grandmother, my aunts, and my mom's favorite song. She had this record and would play it often. Wonderful memories are associated with this song.
Freddy Fender singing “Till the Last Teardrop Falls” is one of my earliest musical memories. This is the Country Music that I grew up listening to. Love your reaction.
Freddie was from Benito Tx also known as the Tejano lion! A Texas hero and the first Mexican artist to truly break into country. Grew up on him, check the Texas Tornadoes as well his later super group
He is Freddy Fender, a native of San Benito, TX. His real name was Baldemar Huerta. Being Latino in music wasn’t uncommon in those days, but many changed their names to more white sounding names. So he chose Freddy and the surname Fender after this Fender guitar. Another Latino artist of the time was Ritchie Valens who was born Richard Valenzuela.
Rick Trevino also did a bilingual version of "just enough rope". And also one called "uno momento alla," in Spanish that I love. Don't know the complete translation, but love the song
I feel like I should say...I'm old...I've been a musician all my life...and I know stuff. So, although I may not recommend HUGE HITS, i do recommend the good stuff.
You need Doug Sahm in your life!! Doug was one of the leaders of the Austin, Tejas hippie/country movement in the '70's and 'beyond. This song originally came out in 1966, and was one of Doug's MANY huge hits: th-cam.com/video/JxsWRDeuxTE/w-d-xo.html
I have loved Freddy Fender's music since I was in high school, or before. This is one of my favorite songs of his. I saw him in concert, just a few years before he passed away. Please review more of Selena Quintanilla's music, from her '95 Houston Astrodome concert. You will love it.
FF was a fantastic Latino artist who produced music of several genres in the 60s and 70s but of course what I am grateful for and what I miss is that he was part of a short lived but beautiful stretch of Latino influenced country music in the 70s that is some of the most beautiful country music we have. It is sad that it was pushed out and I strongly suspect that it was intentionally pushed out by the commercial Nashville industry that Freddie and his fellow Latino artists were not part of (Freddie produced his music right out of his native Texas so he owed no allegiance to Nashville) and I suspect that this is also why even after some very strong efforts to do so, Freddie still has not been inducted into th CMHoF which he so rightfully deserves especially considering some that have been inducted.
Hi Britt, just to keep you in the loop. Your cousins just dropped another blindfold reaction video for you to react to. It's a Chris Stapleton video. It's gooood!
Hey pretty lady! If you're up for something different, there's an old old song that seems to have ended up being the anthem of my life. Listen to Charlie Louvin, What are those things with big black wings...
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"Wasted Days and Wasted Nights" should be next! Love Freddy
Don't forget "I love my rancho Grande"
Freddy was a Texas Treasure. He was in the band called the Texas Tornados. They have a lot of great songs in their catalog. "Laredo Rose", "If That's What You're Thinking", "Who Where You Thinking Of", "Anybody Going to San Antone", "Menocino", "ay te dejo en san antonio", and "(Hey Baby) Que Paso" are a few. One of the members is Flaco Jiménez, he plays the accordian. He plays with Dwight Yoakum some.
Being a kid in the 1970's was the best!!!!!! 😎
And if he ever leaves you blue
Just remember, I love you
And I'll be there before the next teardrop falls
And I'll be there before the next teardrop falls
I remember my mom had an 8-track tape I would listen to
Loved loved loved him ❤❤❤
Freddy Fender (Baldemar Garza Huerta) born in San Benito, Tx was a favorite of fans in Texas and all over the country. A sound that made him one of the greats of rock and Tejano music.. BCNU..
Freddy was a Tejano legend but he found success as a country singer too with songs like this one, a mix of Texas and traditional Mexican music genres.
Latin Legend and Icon, Freddy Fender, Corpus Christi native and role model for all us proud Latinos. RIP Senor Fender.
Texas Legend. I grew up in south Texas in 60s, 70s as a hillbilly. Freddy Fender was/is legendary.
I say the samething
He’s not from Corpus Christi. He’s from San Benito, TX.
He lived in Corpus Christi in his later years but he was born & raised in San Benito TX in my parents neighborhood.
The late, great Freddie Fender, from the little Texas valley town of San Benito, Texas. One of the true greats. Rest in Peace, amigo. 🙏😢
I remember driving to work one morning in the '70s and hearing this song on country radio for the first time -- and I was shook. My actual thought was, "That's either the best song or the worst song I've ever heard." After hearing it a few times, I decided I truly loved it. And I still love it today. Freddy Fender's voice can cut right through your heart.
"The Elvis of the valley" was one of his nicknames. Freddy Fender was a jewel. A big nice guy who could sing a love song. My Mom and Dad loved him. He has another great one " Wasted Days and Wasted Nights " that is superb. My Dad used to sing these with his band. It made me cry thinking of it. ✌️❤️ from Ky
Freddy Fender is pure Texas Gold.
Your reactions are precious. This 73-year-old man lived through that time period. Freddy was unique and one of the good entertainers. Haven't listened to him in a while. Thank you for sharing and keep the good videos coming. They are very enjoyable. God Bless.
So glad you enjoyed!
He was one of my mother's favorite singers. I was fortunate to be able to take her to see him in concert and she had the best time.
Freddy Fender was in the Texas Tornados, so react to their naughty song "Who Were You Thinkin Of"; you'll have a laugh! th-cam.com/video/I1u4IidfWXo/w-d-xo.html
One of my favs of all time. God bless Freddy Fender.
He was a Mexican, Country-Western, Singer in the 1970's. I liked him, he was ok. I always love your reviews. You get prettier, every time I watch you!
Don Blake
His group was the Texas Tornados. Tejano music at its best.
Cavoto Rock n Roll !!
Growing up in Texas in the 70s & 80s there was lots of Freddy Fender & Johnny Rodriguez on the radio. Love them both, but always been more partial too Johnny Rod, he’s a legend.
This song has always been special to me... My father used to sing (Cover and Imitate) it when I was a kid, and he used to bring me to jam sessions with (Literally Dozens) of his musician buddies would all take turns on stage, backing each other up, and just having fun in general... They were held either in local venues, or even in peoples back yards... Brings back lots of memories... I remember many times when my father would get called up to sing this song, everyone would jump out their chairs and onto the dance floor, and if you weren't fast enough, and there was not enough partners available, you might have ended up either sitting it out or dancing by yourself... Very often my father was the ONLY one, out of dozens of musicians that could empty the seats and fill the dance floors... He sang many songs, but this was the song my father was known for...
My father never got to meet Freddy... The only big star he ever met was Mel Tillis... They took a Polaroid picture together, shaking hands, and Mel signed it for him.... My father kept that Polaroid taped on the dash of his truck for YEARS, until it literally disintegrated to pieces.. I can't imagine what my father would have done with an autographed picture with "Uncle Freddy".. Probably would have had it blown up and hung it in the living room...
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Aw, my mom loved him. My mom is of Japanese decent, born in Hawaii. I remember riding in the car as she played this song. ❤❤❤ Love you mom. ❤️❤️❤️
Freddy Fender Is an icon. This song is so awesome. RIP Freddy. You are so very Freddy. Love your reaction>
Freddie became a member of a Tejano Super Group called The Texas Tornados. Oddly enough the Texas Tornados were Founded by a couple anglos that were former pop singers that loved Mexican .music
I always loved his music. I was at a Mexican fiesta one time and the band was playing this song. My friend Theresa turned and looked at me, holding her finger and thumb an inch apart. "He doesn't come this close to Freddy Fender", giving a sniff of disgust.
As a child about 12 I met Freddie Fender. He was a friend of my then Brother-In-
Law, Roger Schmock. He let me pink on his guitar. Great memories......great person.
@RaymondHaskins-u2i He may have been nice to the 12 year old you. However, he was an ass to his fans. He thought his S didn't stink. And before you ask yes I meet him."
90's country music singer Rick Trevio is like Freddy Fender he mixes bilingual songs , most noteably Just Enough Rope, its worth listening to.
I love Rick Trevino's song Bobbie Ann Mason..
@flint005 Me 2.
@@kevinsharpjr Speaking of great 90's country music, Nobody Knows and She's sure taking it well by Kevin Sharp were some awesome songs from back then :)
@flint005 Even though I'm not related to the late singer Kevin Sharp but my dad would gone around our hometown and tell everyone that he was the singer, even he wasn't , except for the name , but I do agree with both of your choices, I brought the CD .
After Elvis, Freddy was my favorite singer as a teen. I always loved this song and played it over and over. Great reaction. More Elvis and Freddy please!!!!!❤❤❤
You have dove down a very deep rabbit hole here. Mr. Freddie Fender has many many fantastic songs. He was also in a couple of groups. "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights" is another great solo. I think you would really like " Who Were You Thinking Of" by the Texas Tornados with Freddie as the lead singers is one you will find amusing. Freddie was born in Texas, but referred to himself as a Tex-Mex. I always loved his voice.
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I heard an interview by him where he stated that growing up they had dirt floors that his Mom would sweep every day. Beautiful voice.I enjoyed his music very much.❤
I saw Freddie at a small NCO club in Germany 1982. The music was great, even if he did smack me on the behind. My husband wasn’t so thrilled. 😂
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I used to sing this a lot in my sets. I haven’t sung it in a good while, but this makes me wanna bring it back out again.
I was just in San Antonio celebrating my grandpas 90th bday and they had a band covering all the songs my grandparents grew up singing and dancing to. This song will forever be in my heart and make me think of my grandpa.
My mom loved Freddy Fender. Always listen to him so fondly in remembrance.
Freddy Fender US Marine. Outstanding !. The World's Finest US Marines. Semper Fi
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@BrittReacts-TV No !. Your fake news.
My Paw-Paw was Polish ,Freddy Fender played at the lake house all weekend.Every weekend.❤
Freddy was always playing in the background of any family party when i was a child. Awesome reaction thank you
No problem!
Hey collaborated with a great group of musicians, calling themselves, The Texas Tornados, I think you would like some of their stuff.
This was my grandmother, my aunts, and my mom's favorite song. She had this record and would play it often. Wonderful memories are associated with this song.
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Freddy Fender singing “Till the Last Teardrop Falls” is one of my earliest musical memories. This is the Country Music that I grew up listening to. Love your reaction.
First heard that song probably 50 years ago. I thought it was great then and I still do. Thanks for reacting to it, glad you enjoyed it.
It's so good!
I am 59 years old. My mother loved this guy's music when I was in grade school. You should check out wasted days and wasted nights and vaya con dios.
Next song you should listen to is Lovely Day by Bill Withers. A true classic.
Freddie was from Benito Tx also known as the Tejano lion! A Texas hero and the first Mexican artist to truly break into country. Grew up on him, check the Texas Tornadoes as well his later super group
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love me some Freddy Fender... I can listen to him all day long
Absolutely love Freddy Fender!
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Freddie was great! You should next listen to "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights", "Secret Love", "You'll Lose a Good Thing" .... and more!
Another lesser known song from Freddy is "My Secret Love". I remember my parents listening to his albums in the 70's. Still love to hear his music!
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@@BrittReacts-TV Go away scammer!
Freddy was awesome.
Freddy is an absolute legend, give "Wasted Days and wasted nights" a listen 💯💯💯💯
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AGREE! "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights" or if you want to have a good time and laugh a little, "Hey Baby Que Paso"
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He is Freddy Fender, a native of San Benito, TX. His real name was Baldemar Huerta. Being Latino in music wasn’t uncommon in those days, but many changed their names to more white sounding names. So he chose Freddy and the surname Fender after this Fender guitar. Another Latino artist of the time was Ritchie Valens who was born Richard Valenzuela.
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Rick Trevino also did a bilingual version of "just enough rope". And also one called "uno momento alla," in Spanish that I love. Don't know the complete translation, but love the song
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He was such a great artist. Wasted Days and Wasted Nights is a must Britt😅
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My mom loved Freddy Fender. Really now, how can you not love this guy??? 😊
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We were blessed with Mexican Country artist as Freddy and Johnny Rodriquez!
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Love that you are reacting Freddy a Fender. That voice!!
I feel like I should say...I'm old...I've been a musician all my life...and I know stuff. So, although I may not recommend HUGE HITS, i do recommend the good stuff.
He spent some time on the swamp pop circuit with one of my step-dad's kin, Rod Bernard.
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I remember Freddy and he's Mexican and he is from the 70s
He was one of the first spanish country singers
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Wasted Days and Wasted Nights....is another great song of his
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One of my fave singers❤
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My Dad was a huge Freddy Fender fan...listened to him all the time growing up! Check out "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights"
Freddy is super smooth.
Real name, Baldomiro Huerta. As a half Mexican, my Jente! Check out El Rancho Grande!
I’ll check it out!
He conquered addiction and became a Country Music Star.
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Suberb singer ,his greatest hits is just one smach after another.
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Mahalo for your genuine expression and feature. Your comment is lovable and joyous and you got a voice on you too!🤙😎
Thank you kindly
My mom ADORED Freddy Fender...
it' takes a beautiful soul to apppreciate Freddie
On of my favorites
Freddy had lots of great songs.
You need to listen to Charlie Rich, known as the Silver Fox and his song Behind Closed Doors and The Most Beautiful Girl.
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Feliz Navidad! By Freddy Fender
What a sweet voice.
A true Texas Legend.
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You need Doug Sahm in your life!! Doug was one of the leaders of the Austin, Tejas hippie/country movement in the '70's and 'beyond. This song originally came out in 1966, and was one of Doug's MANY huge hits: th-cam.com/video/JxsWRDeuxTE/w-d-xo.html
Performed at EVERY high school reunion.
Welcome to the 70's Britt😂 A real blast from the past🎶🎵👀 I miss those days❤
He also does a Christmas song that was famous
That was a great song and a great singer ❤lots of love from pa ❤❤
YES!!!!
Try “Wasted Days and Wasted Night” by Freddy
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You must react to Wasted Days and Wasted Nights!! Perfection.
I love Freddy
My favorite FF tune. 🎶
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You might like some Marty Robbins 👌
She's reacted to 4 or 5 Marty Robbins songs. You can go to her page and search Robbins. I loved her reaction to Merle doing Marty impressions! :-)
I have loved Freddy Fender's music since I was in high school, or before. This is one of my favorite songs of his. I saw him in concert, just a few years before he passed away. Please review more of Selena Quintanilla's music, from her '95 Houston Astrodome concert. You will love it.
Love, love Freddy Fender ❤️
FF was a fantastic Latino artist who produced music of several genres in the 60s and 70s but of course what I am grateful for and what I miss is that he was part of a short lived but beautiful stretch of Latino influenced country music in the 70s that is some of the most beautiful country music we have. It is sad that it was pushed out and I strongly suspect that it was intentionally pushed out by the commercial Nashville industry that Freddie and his fellow Latino artists were not part of (Freddie produced his music right out of his native Texas so he owed no allegiance to Nashville) and I suspect that this is also why even after some very strong efforts to do so, Freddie still has not been inducted into th CMHoF which he so rightfully deserves especially considering some that have been inducted.
Country star, second big latino country star. Should try the first, Johnny Rodriguez. "I just Can't Get Her Out of My Mind"
my mom loved the song
Hi Britt, just to keep you in the loop. Your cousins just dropped another blindfold reaction video for you to react to. It's a Chris Stapleton video. It's gooood!
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Listen to Rick Trevino. Just enough rope -bilingual
Great song and reaction
Please react to Texas Tornadoes. Freddy, Flaco, Doug, and Auggie. Maybe try " Hey Baby Que Paso" first?
Hey pretty lady! If you're up for something different, there's an old old song that seems to have ended up being the anthem of my life. Listen to Charlie Louvin, What are those things with big black wings...
PDC Recommendation. Sawyer Brown - Thank God For You
San Benito Tx!!!
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Check out Tim McGraw cover of this song. He brought out a mariachi band to back him up
everyone young hated him back in the day. old folks liked him.
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