First Time Hearing | Jamey Johnson - In Color Reaction
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The imagery in the original video really brings impact to the song. You won't regret checking it out.
Totally agree!!
This could be the story of my Grandfather. He grew up on a farm in Tennessee during the Depression. He was a Marine during WWII where he earned The Silver Star medal. He married my Grandmother (who was also a Marine) and loved her until the day he died. I always think about him when I hear this song. One of my first real heroes.
"Look at that smile, I was so proud" gets me every time.. 😢😢😢😢
I think the Video is a Must to check out too:)
The man the myth the legend AKA Jamey Johnson. Until you are actually there you have no idea the power this song has over people. Alot of leaking eyes. You should react to Stars in Alabama
My Grandmother was born in 1919 and one day when I was still pretty young, I was sitting in her living room with my father's brother, probably a holiday. And something about the depression came on TV and I turned to her and said, "Grandma people from your generation always talk about the depression but I 've never heard you say anything about it, why is that?"
And my Uncle laughed and she looked up with smile and said, "You want to tell him?" and he said, "Because the depression never came to your grandmother's house." And I must've looked confused so she said, "Before the depression, when I got up in the morning before school, there were Chickens that needed me to pick up their eggs and cows that needed milked and after school there were eggs and milk that needed delivered. And when the depression came, there were Chickens that needed eggs collected from and cows that needed milked and the only thing I knew about the depression was that I had to take a few extra street cars to do deliveries. That and I remember Daddy took a lot of IOU's that he kept in a big box and one day, after things went back to normal right before WWII, he took that box out into the back yard and set it on fire."
And if that didn't put a lump in your throat, I didn't tell it right.
That kind of put some color in the pictures for me. They say as long as someone speaks your name you're never really dead. Her name was Ruth Virginia (Clifford) Mollick and she lived from 1919 to 1999.
Music video shows more of the song!!!!
"Just throw it away" and " High cost of living" are great songs also!
JAMEY JOHNSON IS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WONDERFUL!
My Grandpa had to quit school in sixth grade so he could hunt for food for his family. This song hits me in the gut.
This is my favorite country song of all time. It's so well done.
I saw him live at farm aid last year and he’s even more incredible live than u can imagine
We've seen him & Randy Houser at a Charity auction and he Randy Houser waited around after & got pics with everyone and there were around 1500 people & it was like talking to your neighbor.
It was a hit. It won the ACM Song of the Year in 2009. It's his best known song that he recorded. George Strait made his Give it Away a hit, too.
I’ve met the songwriter of this song several times and he sings this song in person and it’s wonderful!! You should have been there in person … in color ❤
I knew you would love this.
You should really check out the original music video that goes with this song the imagery that goes along with the song brings out so much more meaning to the lyrics. Its so worth the watch...
I remember this song coming out and being big around 2009, during my senior year of high school. Family and my best friend went on a long distant elk hunting trip in Colorado. I remember listening to it once more, when it came onto the radio as we were driving back home, going through New Mexico in the middle of the night, with a ton of stars in the sky.
On our way to Colorado, I remember listening to Metallica's new album at the time "Death Magnetic" with my friend on his Mp3 player. Specifically the song "The Day that Never Comes".. It was a 16 hour non-stop road trip.
This was a huge hit. "Memaw" = grandmother, so, yes, the wife.
IMO the greatest songwriter of this century.His songs make you think and feel so Nashville won’t play him but he still out there as an independent artist.puts on a great show please play more,I suggest High Cost Of Living for a different side of Jamey 6:53
He opened for Stapleton and sang with Willie Nelson. Really great stuff
The original video I echo this. Love this song. Respect for knowing the years you would be surprised how many don’t correlate those lyrics. ❤
Love this song!!! He is a great storyteller!!!
Just a great song!
I’d forgotten about this song. It’s beautiful.
Memaw or Mamaw is a southern term give to your grandmother, usually on the maternal side. Therefore, you would have Grandma & Grandma on the father's side then Papaw and Memaw/Mamaw on the mothers side.
This is one of my favorite songs ever! I tear up every freaking time. The chorus applies to each verse in a different but still hugely significant way!
I'm thinking bc you're a photographer, this probably hit extra for you. Added to the playlist, right? So I'd love to see your next reaction to Jamey Johnson be "High cost of livin". Then get back into some Chris Stapleton. I don't think you've reacted to "Might as well get stoned" yet.
Love your reactions. Keep em coming 😁
Jamey writes most of his songs. That's why he feels so authentic.
Jamey is amazing.....
Is it any surprise that generation, and those of us who learned from them,. see what people complain about today and just shake their heads?
High Cost of Living is a good one by him.
I’m enjoying these!
One of my favorites. Peace, Love!!
Bravo, Sir👏👏👏
I have seen this song reaction more than a handful of times and you are the first one to realize seeing it "in colour" means that you should have been there.
All the others were saying that the pictures would be better in colour.
They were missing the point.
Great reaction, always love watching.🏴☠
Lead me home. ❤
Yes it sure does
Amazingly written song!
"High cost of living" should be the next one by him, but watch the actual video
Yes, it was big in the day it was out ❤️🔥👍❣️
My poor grandparents raised 2 more kids abandoned in their woodshed during the depression _ making their family 14 kids _ my dad went into the Marines ww2 at 17, he was spearhead 4th marine div _ the amphibious landing Iwojima. Sniper Shot in the lower hips after a long march
. Came out with one nut to father 9 kids...😊
I totally get this song.
I have always taken this song to mean, you should have been there!
Thanks for a great reaction. You never cease to amaze me with your knowledge of history. Please check out Jamey's song "High Cost of Living."
As a professional photographer, you will especially enjoy watching his official video.
The studio version and video is amazing
Mimaw is a term for grandma :)
100 years of the Grand Old Opry there are only 70 members. He's the newest member.
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YOU NEED TO WATCH THE OFFICAL VIDEO
LISTEN TO WARREN HAYNES - HE' LL KNOCK YOUR HEADPHONES OUT!
Memaw was likely his grandmother.
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Meemaw is also wnat my g kids call me. (Grandmother)
I wish I had the pictures from my grandparents. After grandma died about 10 years later, my grandpa got remarried. After he died, she threw all those years away. My family you’d have to put in the dust bowl along with the depression and I hatred for FDR. He was not real heart helpful for farm communities.
Hi
memaw is Grandmother
A lot of people in the comments suggesting the music video, but there's nothing special about the music video.
I think the original is much better, You get to see the story playing out.
The album version sounds better. But thats just my opinion.
Please watch the actual video. You said all the key words being a photographer. Watch the video and you'll feel it so much more.
The original was written by Mr. Chris Stapleton .....
Johnson co-wrote the song with James Otto and Lee Thomas Miller. In January 2009,
look at the VIDEO