@@vripp757I keep saying they need to hear Carry Underwood do this when Randy Travis comes in and finishes with her. It's at the grand old opry and it's really special
Was gonna come mention this, but you already got it. They need to react to I told yo so. After that for Keith they need to do Carrie Underwood's version
Randy Travis was Garth Brook's hero, because of what he did in the 80's for country by bringing it back to its roots. He always said I wouldn't have a career without Randy Travis.
Hey guys, you did Three Wooden Crosses, by Randy. Also he was in the Forever Country video, with the Artists of Now, Then and Forever... Randy was sitting at a table, but he didn't sing, as it was filmed after he had his stroke. Great reaction.
Randy Travis is a country treasure. One of my favorites is On The Other Hand which I think you guys would love the message. And the WV in me loves a song that can throw out a wiper will so you should definitely check out Deeper Than The Hollar.
Randy Travis is a country music legend. There's just something about his voice that draws you in. He has never needed outrageous antics to entertain because him singing is enough. And he has so many songs. Anything by him is incredible. He also sings some of his classics with Josh Turner and they sing Josh's song 'Long Black Train'. I really suggest listening to them together, they sound amazing. Unfortunately, Randy Travis has had some serious health issue, going all the way back to 2013.
Randy is a legend before his stroke he would also act to he been in movies his voice is amazing I been listening to him since the early 90s you cant go wrong with any of his music
This was a great reaction it's one of my favorite Randy Travis songs. Some other ones I think you guys would like by him are- If I didn't have you, I told you so, and He walked on water.
He's a legend. Really helped to bring back the more traditional country sound. On the Other Hand Three Wooden Crosses It's Just a Matter of Time I Told You So....these are just a few great songs of his
He has many great songs, I would recommend his songs "I told you so" and "Deeper than a Holler" as well as his performance with Josh Turner especially the song "King of the Road"
Randy Travis had a stroke in 2013. At the CMA Awards 50th Anniversary opening performance Randy Travis had his first comeback performance. Definitely worth a watch. Would also recommend Randy Travis Three Wooden Crosses, On the Other Hand, Deeper than the Hollow, and Diggin’ Up Bones.
Randy Travis had some great songs in the early 80s and was credited with bringing back traditional country music. Some of my favorites of his: 1982 Diggin' Up Bones Deeper Than The Holler He Walked On Water Better Class of Losers Three Wooden Crosses These would be my suggestions. Thanks for a reaction a classic song.
Randy has a voice of an angel a great baritone not many people would know but this man lives down the street from where I used to live in South Carolina now I've had a stroke and some other issues but he still gets out there and he still tries to sing some of the best songs ever 3 crosses on the side of the road God-bless peace be with you much loving respect Tampa angel Do one that is by Elvis Presley If I could dream
First song I remember by him was Digging Up Bones. Then there's 1982, The Storms of Life, Before You Kill Us All. More than the 3 songs everyone suggests. Then it all stopped with his stroke.
I Told You So by Randy Travis is so so good and then 20 years after he wrote and recorded it Carrie Underwood covered it for her 2nd album and took it back up to the top of the country charts and together they won a Grammy for Best Country Collaboration with Vocals. Her version is a must hear!
He is a superstar. "Three Wooden Crosses" is a great song, but you need to pay attention to figure it out. Also, "If I told you that I love you" is a great one. Great reaction guys.
My love and I were married in 1990, this is the song we walked back down the isle after our vows! We still say forever and ever when we say I Love You!
I had to go look and see if you guys did a Randy Travis song before. You did, Three Wooden Crosses, and i was laughing so hard at Keith's comments that it took me 20 minutes just to get through the song part!! 😂 Anyway I don't think I know much of Randy Travis' music but he's amazing!
You did react to one of his songs about a year ago: "Three Wooden Crosses" Randy Travis is truly an OG. He has suffered the past few years overcoming a stroke that affected his speech and ability to communicate. One of the all-time favorite country stars of the '80s and '90s. In spite of the devastating effects of his stroke and brain surgery, he has continued to make music.
I have always loved this song since it first came out in 1987.When it came out, it was part of the Neo Country music movement that started in the 1980s that featured such artists as The Judds,K.D. Lang,Alan Jackson , Garth Brooks,Brooks and Dunn and many more. It has such a nice melody and beautiful lyrics.Randy Travis has a wonderful voice that is perfectly suited for Country music but I also loved his cover version recording of Brook Benton''s "It's Just a Matter of Time".If you haven't heard it you should check it out.He recorded it as part of a Rock n' Roll and R&B 10 song collection album entitled "Rock,Rhythm & Blues" and was included in his album entitled "No Holdin' Back". Like the woman he sings about in this song, I will always love it "forever and forever ".
I heard him from the first time in the 1980's. I REMEMBER PLAYING HIs music, being amased that the people never heard of him before. I am proud to have introduced them to this man that never had ever heard of any of his songs before. Amen
He is one of the greatest musicians! Unfortunately, that stroke took him out. We still see him chime in from time to time, but I don't think he will ever be whole again. Country musicians keep his music alive though in every way, shape, and form...amen! ❤❤❤
Lots of great Randy Travis songs guys. One of my faves is told from the point of view of a guy remembering back when he was a little kid, and used to spend lots of time with his great-grandfather who was his hero. It is called "He Walked on Water".
SO GLAD you've found Randy Travis. He is currently suffering from end-stage cancer (throat cancer, I think). He's very grateful for all his fans, and his wife, who is sticking with him and helping him fight.
As others have said, you have reacted to Three Wooden Crosses by Randy Travis. I also vote for you all to react to his I Told You So ft. Carrie Underwood and Whisper My Name.
Love Randy! This is one of his best. Some others are Deeper than the holler; On the other hand; If I didn't have you; Too gone too long; Is it still over. Another voice you've missed out on is Clint Black! No time to kill; When my ship comes in; A bad goodbye; When I said I do. He also has an amazing rendition of "Desperado".
Randy Travis is an amazing singer that came out of what it's known as the class of 89 because that was the year that became flooded with pre country legends Clint Garth and Randy to name but a few. he has endured great success legal troubles and health struggles and slowly making a return comeback
You have done one other randy song "three wooden crosses " he is one of the greatest. Sad part is he had a stroke a few years ago and can no longer sing, but he was also one of the artists in your "forever country " reaction.
OMG... I've come across your channel and I'm binge watching all your reactions... Love y'all so much, I'm like Keith, I'm almost 50 but I refuse to grow up...i love fun to much😂
Songs: He Walks on Water (fantastic lyrics!!), Deeper than the Holler, Too Gone for Too Long. You did react to one of his songs; Three Wooden Crosses. He was absolutely huge in the late 80s/Early 90s. He had a stroke in the early 2010s and doesn't preform anymore.
3 Wooden Crosses. Is a must. On July 7, 2013, Travis was admitted to a Dallas-area hospital for viral cardiomyopathy after a viral upper respiratory infection. His condition was classified as critical. Three days later, Travis suffered a massive stroke, then underwent surgery to relieve pressure on his brain. He was only 54.
G'day boys, I'm pretty sure you've done at least one RT, I think it was "Three Wooden Crosses". Here's also a few to add to the list, "Diggin' Up Bones"; "On The Other Hand"; "Mama Tried"; "I Told You So",,,all are great and he has a very distinctive voice, doesn't sound like anyone else... Randy has also done the odd bit of acting over the years. He was in a couple of episodes of Touched By An Angel and also co-starred in"Black Dog" with Patrick Swayze and Michael Lee-Aday aka Meatloaf... Unfortunately he no longer works after suffering a severe stroke about 10 or so years ago... life can be a cruel bugger...🥺 🙃🐨🇦🇺
Some of my personal favorites from him that won't get mention near as much as "Three Wooden Crosses" and "I Told You So", but are still great, are his songs "It's Just A Matter of Time," "Promises," and "He Walked on Water." I also love episode of when he appeared on the George Jones show, and the episode of some love performance show called something like "Influences" where he and George Jones sat together in front of a crowd and talked about their influencers and sang a bunch of songs, including songs that influenced them. Those shows are uploaded on RUclips.
" A Few Old County Boys " with George Jones is a good one too. You can hear the influence Jones had on Randy's style from the "growls" they do when they sing together. lol
Randy is a GOAT & has a ton of great hits. 'Three wooden crosses' is an amazing 'story' song. 'On the other hand', 'Diggin' up bones', 'I told you so', 'Deeper than the holler' are all great hits.
You did 3 wooden crosses. You need to hear/see carry Underwood sing Randy Travis' "I told you So" at the grand Ole Opry. He comes out to present her with something and finishes with her. It's special
Crazy how many memories you guys are bringing back from my childhood. My mother used to do janitorial services for out local country radio station when I was young, bout 8-9. Heard so much of this music, made great friends with the DJ’s. Often times I was in the booth with them, they would let me pick songs, commercials, and even hit the buttons. So many good memories, all back was station music was on cartridges bigger than 8 tracks and stored on the wall in the booths.
A few good songs for you guys to react to are songs about Dad's. "Love Without End, Amen" - George Strait. "The Walk" by Sawyer Brown "Keep It Between the Lines" Ricky Van Shelton Enjoy watching your reactions! Always hilarious!
Randy Travis he walked on water all his songs are amazing and yes y'all did randy Travis before it was three wooden crosses I just watched y'all reaction to it 🙂
You have done a Randy Travis song gifted his best to ruin it before things ever got going good you did Three wooden and yes forever and ever amen is one of those timeless classics it will never go away. Love your reaction to this one.
I'm loving that you like the stuff I sent you this time. I don't really drink at all. Occasionally I have a Mike's Hard Lemonade but that's about it. So I don't have any reference to what I send you. I just kinda pick stuff at random. Hence the Sake bit. But I'm glad the sample box has some hits. Shotgun method for the win.
I love that buttery silky voice. He has so many great songs. This one always touches me. My brother in law played this as they shaved my sister's hair because she was losing it due to chemo. He is a stand up guy and this song is so sweet. Thank u.
The timbre of his rich baritone voice is unparalleled. My favorite Randy Travis songs are Reasons I Cheat; Promises; Take Another Swing At Me; This is Me; Look Heart, No Hands; Spirit of a Boy, Wisdom of a Man; That’s Where I Draw the Line; I Told You So; The Box; He Walked On Water; Three Wooden Crosses; Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart; It’s Just a Matter of Time; On the Other Hand; and Forever and Ever Amen. Oh and the click of the camera reminded you of Freeze Frame, not Centerfold.
When I first heard Randy I didn't know what to think. He was obviously extremely talented and truly a super star, but he was kinda an acquired taste for me personally. When I first heard him I was in college taking classical vocal training so the nasally sound that I picked up on, turned me off. But the songs were so well written and catchy that I learned to appreciate the voice. For having that nasally sound he keeps on tune incredibly well! When he deactivates, it is evident that it is on purpose, for a purpose, and he comes back to center with such precision! Great reaction!
Pretty great breakdown of his overall vocals. I can see how that nasal quality that sits in the middle of his range might annoy some. But I kept hearing effortless pitch perfection, and all kinds of manipulation of the sound envelope that sounded effortless, but was absolutely intentional. In this song I was nerding out on it a bit. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts I definitely tend to nerd out on good music! I think you have mentioned in the past that you have a radio station playing in your head and I 100% feel that!
I'm glad that you've discovered Randy Travis. If you want to hear him hit some deep, low notes definitely check out him singing the song "It's Just A Matter of Time". Some of his other great songs are "Deeper Than the Holler" "On the Other Hand" "Whisper My Name" "What'll You Do about Me" and "Three Wooden Crosses" There are a lot of others as well. PS Love the channel.
I am a huge JT fan and I agree completely. One of the best voices of all time. He was also in the forever country video (sorry to bring it up). He was at the piano, but was too sick to sing
Some other good ones by the great Randy Travis are… - 1982 - Diggin’ Up Bones - Deeper Than The Holler - On The Other Hand I believe you guys have reacted to “Three Wooden Crosses” before, but I’m not opposed to seeing you guys react to it again. It’s a great one.
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A couple of Randy’s great songs are I told you so and Three wooden crosses. He is an amazing artist. So glad y’all finally got to him.😊
I forgot about I told you so. That was a good one too.
There's also a good version of "I Told You So" by both Randy and Carrie Underwood together.
ruclips.net/video/UnL6jP3YmKI/видео.html. Here's their reaction to Three Wooden Crosses
@@vripp757I keep saying they need to hear Carry Underwood do this when Randy Travis comes in and finishes with her. It's at the grand old opry and it's really special
Yes!!!! Agreed!!!!!
He also has a song 'Deeper than the Holler' which is a pretty decent accompany piece
I LOVE this one!
Thats a good one!
Randy Travis was HUGE back in the 80s. He's got an impressive catalog. Plus, he's sang some beautiful gospel music, too.
You did Three Wooden Crosses. Oddly enough, it was also with a Jefferson's bottle.
Was gonna come mention this, but you already got it. They need to react to I told yo so. After that for Keith they need to do Carrie Underwood's version
Love Randy!! Digging up Bones is my favorite by him..
Morning husband loves that song
Randy Travis was Garth Brook's hero, because of what he did in the 80's for country by bringing it back to its roots. He always said I wouldn't have a career without Randy Travis.
Hey guys, you did Three Wooden Crosses, by Randy. Also he was in the Forever Country video, with the Artists of Now, Then and Forever... Randy was sitting at a table, but he didn't sing, as it was filmed after he had his stroke. Great reaction.
Randy Travis is a country treasure. One of my favorites is On The Other Hand which I think you guys would love the message. And the WV in me loves a song that can throw out a wiper will so you should definitely check out Deeper Than The Hollar.
Randy Travis is a country music legend. There's just something about his voice that draws you in. He has never needed outrageous antics to entertain because him singing is enough. And he has so many songs. Anything by him is incredible. He also sings some of his classics with Josh Turner and they sing Josh's song 'Long Black Train'. I really suggest listening to them together, they sound amazing.
Unfortunately, Randy Travis has had some serious health issue, going all the way back to 2013.
Randy is a legend before his stroke he would also act to he been in movies his voice is amazing I been listening to him since the early 90s you cant go wrong with any of his music
This was a great reaction it's one of my favorite Randy Travis songs. Some other ones I think you guys would like by him are- If I didn't have you, I told you so, and He walked on water.
Love Randy. Digging up Bones and It's a Matter of Time
Digging Up Bones was a favorite of my grandmother’s and is a favorite of my
Randy is one of the best country singer of all time ..great voice and great songs …listen “three wooden crosses” or “on the other hand” 😉
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They have done three wooden crosses I just think they forgot
I absolutely love On The Other Hand but they will hate the lyrics.
Love Randy Travis! One of my favorites is I TOLD YOU SO. Beautiful song but I don't recall a bad Randy Travis song. Love his voice!
Thank guys!
Definitely needs to do the version with Carrie Underwood
He's a legend. Really helped to bring back the more traditional country sound.
On the Other Hand
Three Wooden Crosses
It's Just a Matter of Time
I Told You So....these are just a few great songs of his
He has many great songs, I would recommend his songs "I told you so" and "Deeper than a Holler" as well as his performance with Josh Turner especially the song "King of the Road"
Randy Travis had a stroke in 2013. At the CMA Awards 50th Anniversary opening performance Randy Travis had his first comeback performance. Definitely worth a watch. Would also recommend Randy Travis Three Wooden Crosses, On the Other Hand, Deeper than the Hollow, and Diggin’ Up Bones.
Randy and Josh Turner live doing Digging up bones, or deeper than a holler is pure gold.
Randy Travis had some great songs in the early 80s and was credited with bringing back traditional country music. Some of my favorites of his:
1982
Diggin' Up Bones
Deeper Than The Holler
He Walked On Water
Better Class of Losers
Three Wooden Crosses
These would be my suggestions. Thanks for a reaction a classic song.
Randy has a voice of an angel a great baritone not many people would know but this man lives down the street from where I used to live in South Carolina now I've had a stroke and some other issues but he still gets out there and he still tries to sing some of the best songs ever 3 crosses on the side of the road God-bless peace be with you much loving respect Tampa angel Do one that is by Elvis Presley If I could dream
First song I remember by him was Digging Up Bones. Then there's 1982, The Storms of Life, Before You Kill Us All. More than the 3 songs everyone suggests. Then it all stopped with his stroke.
I Told You So by Randy Travis is so so good and then 20 years after he wrote and recorded it Carrie Underwood covered it for her 2nd album and took it back up to the top of the country charts and together they won a Grammy for Best Country Collaboration with Vocals. Her version is a must hear!
He is a superstar. "Three Wooden Crosses" is a great song, but you need to pay attention to figure it out. Also, "If I told you that I love you" is a great one. Great reaction guys.
I told you so, On the other hand, He walked on water, Deeper than the holler, Digging up bones. All of these are amazing!
My love and I were married in 1990, this is the song we walked back down the isle after our vows! We still say forever and ever when we say I Love You!
That's cool. - Keith
I had to go look and see if you guys did a Randy Travis song before. You did, Three Wooden Crosses, and i was laughing so hard at Keith's comments that it took me 20 minutes just to get through the song part!! 😂 Anyway I don't think I know much of Randy Travis' music but he's amazing!
Love Randy Travis ❤
You did react to one of his songs about a year ago: "Three Wooden Crosses" Randy Travis is truly an OG. He has suffered the past few years overcoming a stroke that affected his speech and ability to communicate. One of the all-time favorite country stars of the '80s and '90s. In spite of the devastating effects of his stroke and brain surgery, he has continued to make music.
I have always loved this song since it first came out in 1987.When it came out, it was part of the Neo Country music movement that started in the 1980s that featured such artists as The Judds,K.D. Lang,Alan Jackson , Garth Brooks,Brooks and Dunn and many more. It has such a nice melody and beautiful lyrics.Randy Travis has a wonderful voice that is perfectly suited for Country music but I also loved his cover version recording of Brook Benton''s "It's Just a Matter of Time".If you haven't heard it you should check it out.He recorded it as part of a Rock n' Roll and R&B 10 song collection album entitled "Rock,Rhythm & Blues" and was included in his album entitled "No Holdin' Back". Like the woman he sings about in this song, I will always love it "forever and forever ".
Randy has one of the purest tones in music. Another great song of his is "On the Other Hand".
Such a beautiful baritone voice. He is a legend. My favorite song of his is “If I Didn’t Have You.”
I heard him from the first time in the
1980's. I REMEMBER PLAYING HIs music, being amased that the people never heard of him before.
I am proud to have introduced them to this man that never had ever heard of any of his songs before. Amen
He is one of the greatest musicians! Unfortunately, that stroke took him out. We still see him chime in from time to time, but I don't think he will ever be whole again. Country musicians keep his music alive though in every way, shape, and form...amen! ❤❤❤
Lots of great Randy Travis songs guys. One of my faves is told from the point of view of a guy remembering back when he was a little kid, and used to spend lots of time with his great-grandfather who was his hero. It is called "He Walked on Water".
randy travis is a legend in country music
There are probably a lot of reasons for that. - Keith
He has had an amazing career He has such a smooth voice effortless... It breaks my heart to see him now He has had a stroke
He sounds even better live ❤🎉
Randy Travis ❤❤❤
Yes please! Do more of Randy any time.
SO GLAD you've found Randy Travis.
He is currently suffering from end-stage cancer (throat cancer, I think). He's very grateful for all his fans, and his wife, who is sticking with him and helping him fight.
He’s got a timbre that just can’t be beat! React to ANY of his songs and get blown away ❤️
'I thought he walked on water ' is another Randy Travis worth listening to.
Randy Travis’ voice was my gateway to country music in the late 80s ❤
As others have said, you have reacted to Three Wooden Crosses by Randy Travis. I also vote for you all to react to his I Told You So ft. Carrie Underwood and Whisper My Name.
Heard this song countless times and im speechless everytime
When you reacted to Forever Country, artists of then ,now etc. They show him alone in a room quietly staring out the window. So heartbreaking.
Love Randy! This is one of his best. Some others are Deeper than the holler; On the other hand; If I didn't have you; Too gone too long; Is it still over.
Another voice you've missed out on is Clint Black! No time to kill; When my ship comes in; A bad goodbye; When I said I do. He also has an amazing rendition of "Desperado".
Randy Travis is country music royalty. Your in for a real treat
This guy saved country music in the mid 80's. Brought back real country after the " John Travolta Urban Cowboy Movie".
He had a stroke some yrs. back. He had to learn to walk & talk again. He doesn't sing anymore.
He walked on water, angels, promises are just a few of his greats
Randy Travis is an amazing singer that came out of what it's known as the class of 89 because that was the year that became flooded with pre country legends Clint Garth and Randy to name but a few. he has endured great success legal troubles and health struggles and slowly making a return comeback
You guys need to hear Randy Travis's "I Told You So," an amazing ballad.
Digging up bones is my favorite Randy Travis tunes
You have done one other randy song "three wooden crosses " he is one of the greatest. Sad part is he had a stroke a few years ago and can no longer sing, but he was also one of the artists in your "forever country " reaction.
OMG... I've come across your channel and I'm binge watching all your reactions... Love y'all so much, I'm like Keith, I'm almost 50 but I refuse to grow up...i love fun to much😂
Songs: He Walks on Water (fantastic lyrics!!), Deeper than the Holler, Too Gone for Too Long. You did react to one of his songs; Three Wooden Crosses. He was absolutely huge in the late 80s/Early 90s. He had a stroke in the early 2010s and doesn't preform anymore.
Such a beautiful voice and some really great songs! I can't imagine what it must have felt like to lose the ability to sing!😢
😂love it when people react to songs I grew up on! This was the song I used for my first dance at my wedding.
3 Wooden Crosses. Is a must. On July 7, 2013, Travis was admitted to a Dallas-area hospital for viral cardiomyopathy after a viral upper respiratory infection. His condition was classified as critical. Three days later, Travis suffered a massive stroke, then underwent surgery to relieve pressure on his brain. He was only 54.
G'day boys, I'm pretty sure you've done at least one RT, I think it was "Three Wooden Crosses".
Here's also a few to add to the list, "Diggin' Up Bones"; "On The Other Hand"; "Mama Tried"; "I Told You So",,,all are great and he has a very distinctive voice, doesn't sound like anyone else...
Randy has also done the odd bit of acting over the years. He was in a couple of episodes of Touched By An Angel and also co-starred in"Black Dog" with Patrick Swayze and Michael Lee-Aday aka Meatloaf...
Unfortunately he no longer works after suffering a severe stroke about 10 or so years ago... life can be a cruel bugger...🥺
🙃🐨🇦🇺
Loved “Diggin’ Up Bones” and used to sing the chorus to my mom whenever she started getting on my nerves with her genealogy obsession!
The words to this song are so sweet also!
This is our wedding song! And over 30 years we still love to play it. Randy Travis could make sing the phone book sound fantastic
Randy is touring in 2023. Yes definitely seems close to home but its a great start after a stroke where he could hardly speak ❤
He Walked on Water is one of my favs by Randy
Some of my personal favorites from him that won't get mention near as much as "Three Wooden Crosses" and "I Told You So", but are still great, are his songs "It's Just A Matter of Time," "Promises," and "He Walked on Water."
I also love episode of when he appeared on the George Jones show, and the episode of some love performance show called something like "Influences" where he and George Jones sat together in front of a crowd and talked about their influencers and sang a bunch of songs, including songs that influenced them. Those shows are uploaded on RUclips.
This was the song that turned me on to country music.
" A Few Old County Boys " with George Jones is a good one too. You can hear the influence Jones had on Randy's style from the "growls" they do when they sing together. lol
Randy is a GOAT & has a ton of great hits. 'Three wooden crosses' is an amazing 'story' song. 'On the other hand', 'Diggin' up bones', 'I told you so', 'Deeper than the holler' are all great hits.
Dudes one of the best
So glad you guys like this because I was ready to drive to Fishers and throw hands if you said something off.
Legend.
He did a song “I Told You So” that later on him and Carrie Underwood turned into a duet.
Love the duet with him and Carrie
One of the legends every song he sings is such a great story and unique vocal
“If I didn’t have you” and “Deeper than the Hollar” are great ones you should react to!
"On The Other Hand" is a great one of his early tunes. 1989, Diggin Up Bones, Three Wooden Crosses, Deeper then the holler
One of his first hits was Digging Up Bones and his concerts were really good too.
You did 3 wooden crosses. You need to hear/see carry Underwood sing Randy Travis' "I told you So" at the grand Ole Opry. He comes out to present her with something and finishes with her. It's special
I don't know in what order I'm wathcing your reactions, but you did a reaction to Randy Travis'
Three Wooden Crosses"
Keep going with Randy! He has an amazing Catalog. Check out "I Told You So!" OMG, that is such a great one!!
If you like this guy you HAVE to listen to “Whisper My Name.” He has a ton of good stuff but that song might be his unrecognized best.
I definitely cast my vote for this! He has a great library of music.
Forgot about Whisper My Name. Great song!
One of the ultimate two steppers right here.
Crazy how many memories you guys are bringing back from my childhood. My mother used to do janitorial services for out local country radio station when I was young, bout 8-9. Heard so much of this music, made great friends with the DJ’s. Often times I was in the booth with them, they would let me pick songs, commercials, and even hit the buttons. So many good memories, all back was station music was on cartridges bigger than 8 tracks and stored on the wall in the booths.
A few good songs for you guys to react to are songs about Dad's. "Love Without End, Amen" - George Strait. "The Walk" by Sawyer Brown "Keep It Between the Lines" Ricky Van Shelton Enjoy watching your reactions! Always hilarious!
Randy Travis he walked on water all his songs are amazing and yes y'all did randy Travis before it was three wooden crosses I just watched y'all reaction to it 🙂
you guys are funny!!! Randy Travis has been around for a long time....where have you guys been????
You have done a Randy Travis song gifted his best to ruin it before things ever got going good you did Three wooden and yes forever and ever amen is one of those timeless classics it will never go away. Love your reaction to this one.
I'm loving that you like the stuff I sent you this time. I don't really drink at all. Occasionally I have a Mike's Hard Lemonade but that's about it. So I don't have any reference to what I send you. I just kinda pick stuff at random. Hence the Sake bit. But I'm glad the sample box has some hits. Shotgun method for the win.
I checked. You did Three Wooden Crosses by Randy about a year ago. Try I Told You so. Great song.
Yes he's a great singer. On the other hand, is a great song. Also, I Told You So.
Randy's music can change your heart.
RT is special. Peace, Love!!
Y’all should give The Band Perry “Done” a listen.
Great song!
I love that buttery silky voice. He has so many great songs. This one always touches me. My brother in law played this as they shaved my sister's hair because she was losing it due to chemo. He is a stand up guy and this song is so sweet. Thank u.
Randy Travis always hits right.
Another really good song of his would be "Deeper Than The Holler."
The timbre of his rich baritone voice is unparalleled. My favorite Randy Travis songs are Reasons I Cheat; Promises; Take Another Swing At Me; This is Me; Look Heart, No Hands; Spirit of a Boy, Wisdom of a Man; That’s Where I Draw the Line; I Told You So; The Box; He Walked On Water; Three Wooden Crosses; Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart; It’s Just a Matter of Time; On the Other Hand; and Forever and Ever Amen.
Oh and the click of the camera reminded you of Freeze Frame, not Centerfold.
When I first heard Randy I didn't know what to think. He was obviously extremely talented and truly a super star, but he was kinda an acquired taste for me personally. When I first heard him I was in college taking classical vocal training so the nasally sound that I picked up on, turned me off. But the songs were so well written and catchy that I learned to appreciate the voice. For having that nasally sound he keeps on tune incredibly well! When he deactivates, it is evident that it is on purpose, for a purpose, and he comes back to center with such precision! Great reaction!
Pretty great breakdown of his overall vocals. I can see how that nasal quality that sits in the middle of his range might annoy some. But I kept hearing effortless pitch perfection, and all kinds of manipulation of the sound envelope that sounded effortless, but was absolutely intentional. In this song I was nerding out on it a bit. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts I definitely tend to nerd out on good music! I think you have mentioned in the past that you have a radio station playing in your head and I 100% feel that!
Oh yeah. And because I've been responding to comments, this song is on maximum rotation at the moment. - Keith
I'm glad that you've discovered Randy Travis. If you want to hear him hit some deep, low notes definitely check out him singing the song "It's Just A Matter of Time". Some of his other great songs are "Deeper Than the Holler" "On the Other Hand" "Whisper My Name" "What'll You Do about Me" and "Three Wooden Crosses" There are a lot of others as well. PS Love the channel.
I am a huge JT fan and I agree completely. One of the best voices of all time. He was also in the forever country video (sorry to bring it up). He was at the piano, but was too sick to sing
“Sorry to bring it up” 😂 that was funny like Keith has PTSD lol
I might! You don't know. :(
- Keith
Some other good ones by the great Randy Travis are…
- 1982
- Diggin’ Up Bones
- Deeper Than The Holler
- On The Other Hand
I believe you guys have reacted to “Three Wooden Crosses” before, but I’m not opposed to seeing you guys react to it again. It’s a great one.
Absolutely!