What an amazing and paradoxical time we live in. The Internet, originally seen as a conduit for our minds, for access to all the literature, philosophy, and scientific discovery of human history, is too often a means to misinform or manipulate people en masse, to spread rumor as fact, or to drown our minds and souls in an ocean of trivial, self-indulgent, or vulgar content. But here, with Sarah's channel, we see a small example of how this information conduit serves to connect us, helping us to see our common humanity and empathize with other humans, however great our cultural differences may be. To see we are all so much more alike than different. Sarah's reaction to music I listened to four decades ago shows a commonality, a mutual appreciation for beauty and originality, a bond that we all share, but so often fail to recognize in today's polarized social and political climate. Sarah's channel is a small, but significant example of how connections with fellow humans is so crucial for the mental and emotional health of us all. Thank you, Sarah. In an earlier comment, I referred to you as 'pure sunshine'; I believe this to be true. But perhaps as well, and even more importantly, you are opening the window coverings for more sunlight to shine through for us all. Thank you.
Hi Sarah! The Outlaws, one of the most underrated southern rock bands in classic rock history. Suggestion some other songs by the Outlaws: "Hurry Sundown", "Freeborn Man", "Gunsmoke", "Ghost Riders In The Sky" (Great cover version). Thanks, for a good reaction video by the Outlaws.👍
In the summer of 77 I saw them open a show with Carlos Santana, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Peter Frampton we left thinking Green Grass and High Tides was the Highlight of the show blowing Free Bird out of the water
I was at the Day on the Green, Oakland Coliseum, July 2, 1977, which had the same lineup. The Outlaws were a killer band live in those days! I saw them only twice in the 70's. First time I saw them they played Green Grass and High Tides for over 20 minutes, although in Oakland that day their stage time was a bit limited, being the opening act. I don't think they played Green Grass as long this time, but it was still great, definitely one of the highlights of the day for me.
Wow, I had forgotten what an insane jam this was. Total banger. Thank you for drawing my attention back to it and I was rocking out right along with you!
GG&HT is central to my Pig Trail mixtape. I love to power up HWY 23 from Ozark to Fayetteville AR with The Outlaws. From Cass to Flygap the curves, climb, and music make The Pig Trail a classic night drive. Thank you for sharing your discovery.
We all knew the ride that you were about to go on here! Epic country rock piece! I recommend this audio from Outlaws Video: "[Ghost] Riders In the Sky (Digitally Remastered, 1996)". I had this album and my Dad used to play the original "Ghost Riders in the Sky" from the fifties for me. Second recommendation for this song: "GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY | Low Bass Singer Cover | Geoff Castellucci" with 1.8 million views! (He is the a capella singer from Voiceplay and does a stunning job on this! It will knock you out.)
Saw these guys opening for the who and little feat at charlton football groubd, london , in the WHOstick the boot in tour 76 or 77, went out on the monday to buy ghis album, ps that who show was recorded as the loudest ever , sonthing like 149 decibals
So glad you enjoyed that, it's something,..that's incredible, playing, it doesn't seem real they could play like this,..it reminds me of Roy Clark and Buck Owens on Hee Haw,..old country variety show from the 1970's,..they had a musical part of the show, and you talk about musicians, I wasn't always a fan of what they use to call country western,..but man could these dudes play,..they would play like this,..they use to call it."pickin and grinning",..and they would play fast like this,..and I've heard the Outlaws called a little like Bluegrass, and Bluegrass can pick up the tempo like this just listen to ,"Dueling Banjos ", it was featured in movie Deliverance, first time I ever heard it, that incredible fast, lightning fast tempo,..do keep going,..check out Train Train, by Blackfoot,..another really good one,..Godspeed, Peace ✌
I wore out several copies of Bring it back alive in my day. One of the greatest live rock albums of the 70's(along with Double live Gonzo by Ted Nugent, Live Snaz by Nazareth, Live Bullet by Bob Seger, live rust by Neil Young) ... the version of this song on it was 20 minutes long and was dedicated to the Lynyrd Skynyrd band as it was not long after their plane crash
I would agree if there was only a live version that didn't look and sound terrible. I've only ever found one live version that was listenable. I requested this version and recommended that she watch the live version.
Welcome to the music young lady.......proud to have lived in the time of the outlaws.....I have to agree that Ghost riders in the Sky should be your next one to try ;)
This thing was done in one take. When they were done they said, "print it". If it ain't broke don't fix it. This is great to play in the jukebox because it's 1. Very good. 2. Long as hell Can you believe they only had two hits? SHAME
What an amazing and paradoxical time we live in. The Internet, originally seen as a conduit for our minds, for access to all the literature, philosophy, and scientific discovery of human history, is too often a means to misinform or manipulate people en masse, to spread rumor as fact, or to drown our minds and souls in an ocean of trivial, self-indulgent, or vulgar content. But here, with Sarah's channel, we see a small example of how this information conduit serves to connect us, helping us to see our common humanity and empathize with other humans, however great our cultural differences may be. To see we are all so much more alike than different. Sarah's reaction to music I listened to four decades ago shows a commonality, a mutual appreciation for beauty and originality, a bond that we all share, but so often fail to recognize in today's polarized social and political climate. Sarah's channel is a small, but significant example of how connections with fellow humans is so crucial for the mental and emotional health of us all. Thank you, Sarah. In an earlier comment, I referred to you as 'pure sunshine'; I believe this to be true. But perhaps as well, and even more importantly, you are opening the window coverings for more sunlight to shine through for us all. Thank you.
Well written! I agree with you to 100%. I believe and hope this is the beginning
of an exciting and great future for all mankind. 🙂
Hi Sarah! The Outlaws, one of the most underrated southern rock bands in classic
rock history. Suggestion some other songs by the Outlaws: "Hurry Sundown",
"Freeborn Man", "Gunsmoke", "Ghost Riders In The Sky" (Great cover version).
Thanks, for a good reaction video by the Outlaws.👍
That song is their Signature song but they have so many more that their guitar prowess shines through on, like You Are the Show.
This song definitely has copious amounts of guitar play.
In the summer of 77 I saw them open a show with Carlos Santana, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Peter Frampton we left thinking Green Grass and High Tides was the Highlight of the show blowing Free Bird out of the water
I was at the Day on the Green, Oakland Coliseum, July 2, 1977, which had the same lineup. The Outlaws were a killer band live in those days! I saw them only twice in the 70's. First time I saw them they played Green Grass and High Tides for over 20 minutes, although in Oakland that day their stage time was a bit limited, being the opening act. I don't think they played Green Grass as long this time, but it was still great, definitely one of the highlights of the day for me.
"Took me to another world" she said...I like it, you can visit it as often as you like.
Fabulous song! Got my guitar fix for today! Thank you Sarah for you wonderful channel 😅
Wow, I had forgotten what an insane jam this was. Total banger. Thank you for drawing my attention back to it and I was rocking out right along with you!
Great song 🎵 great reaction
Great reaction
GG&HT is central to my Pig Trail mixtape. I love to power up HWY 23 from Ozark to Fayetteville AR with The Outlaws. From Cass to Flygap the curves, climb, and music make The Pig Trail a classic night drive. Thank you for sharing your discovery.
Ill be crucified for this, but this outro guitar solos kind of put freebird solo behind them. 😮
I have always thought this was better then Freebird..
@@Rick-or2kq Me too
I can *still* listen to this.
No arguments for me. And I'm so much of a fan of freebird that my CB handle.
I agree ⚔️🙏☝️
We all knew the ride that you were about to go on here! Epic country rock piece! I recommend this audio from Outlaws Video: "[Ghost] Riders In the Sky (Digitally Remastered, 1996)". I had this album and my Dad used to play the original "Ghost Riders in the Sky" from the fifties for me. Second recommendation for this song: "GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY | Low Bass Singer Cover | Geoff Castellucci" with 1.8 million views! (He is the a capella singer from Voiceplay and does a stunning job on this! It will knock you out.)
Oh, and I forgot to say, that bass guitar player was absolutely killing me. Just killing me. Wow.
That first solo at 5:51 is historic.
You should react to Molly Hatchet "Flirtin' with Disaster "!!! Remarkable!!!
12.10.22. You’ve been Reacting to some top shelf music🎸lately….🤙🏽
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@@christiandengler6689 12.10.22. MM/DD/YY Format is used almost exclusively in the States 🇺🇸
@@stevensapyak7971 I know and it makes no sense at all! ...small to big...heck, even big to small...but this???
@@christiandengler6689 12.10.22. Lol … Merica💁🏻♂️
bravo Sarah Dengler du hast es voll capiert was da abgeht bei diesem Song , ja die OUTLAWS waren einfach nur Großartig.......👍👍👊👊🎸🎸
....saw them perform this song LIVE as encore @ Veterans Memorial Auditorium Columbus Ohio....1977.....OR was it '76 😈
Green Grass and High TIides is Southern Rock's answer to Stairway.
I feel The Spirit
Masterpiece
Saw these guys opening for the who and little feat at charlton football groubd, london , in the WHOstick the boot in tour 76 or 77, went out on the monday to buy ghis album, ps that who show was recorded as the loudest ever , sonthing like 149 decibals
So glad you enjoyed that, it's something,..that's incredible, playing, it doesn't seem real they could play like this,..it reminds me of Roy Clark and Buck Owens on Hee Haw,..old country variety show from the 1970's,..they had a musical part of the show, and you talk about musicians, I wasn't always a fan of what they use to call country western,..but man could these dudes play,..they would play like this,..they use to call it."pickin and grinning",..and they would play fast like this,..and I've heard the Outlaws called a little like Bluegrass, and Bluegrass can pick up the tempo like this just listen to ,"Dueling Banjos ", it was featured in movie Deliverance, first time I ever heard it, that incredible fast, lightning fast tempo,..do keep going,..check out Train Train, by Blackfoot,..another really good one,..Godspeed, Peace ✌
I wore out several copies of Bring it back alive in my day. One of the greatest live rock albums of the 70's(along with Double live Gonzo by Ted Nugent, Live Snaz by Nazareth, Live Bullet by Bob Seger, live rust by Neil Young) ... the version of this song on it was 20 minutes long and was dedicated to the Lynyrd Skynyrd band as it was not long after their plane crash
woooooooow ty ty ty
Gee, did you like it? LOL - that was great!
Great Reaction 👍👍👍👍
You will never be the same 😎
Glad to see you discovered this band, great tune. Thanks for doing this reaction Sarah.
Love your smile 😃
CLASSIC!!!!
Take that.
Amazing song, I think she would have like the live version better. Being able to see all the guitars jamming is an extra delight.
I would agree if there was only a live version that didn't look and sound terrible. I've only ever found one live version that was listenable. I requested this version and recommended that she watch the live version.
sweeeeeeeet ty ty ty
5 Guy's jammin!
The Florida Guitar Army
Welcome to the music young lady.......proud to have lived in the time of the outlaws.....I have to agree that Ghost riders in the Sky should be your next one to try ;)
The Guitar army.
Discovered this song when exploring Breaking Bad soundtracks. Great piece, great video.
Rock on 😅🎸🎶🤘
This thing was done in one take. When they were done they said, "print it". If it ain't broke don't fix it.
This is great to play in the jukebox because it's 1. Very good. 2. Long as hell
Can you believe they only had two hits? SHAME
Another great 9 minute jam is Stick Around For Rock And Roll the opening track off their Bring It Back Alive double live album.
It’s about Florida from a long time ago
Saw them 7 times!! 🤪🎸😍😁🤯🔥🐐
It's kind of hard to tell, but I think she likes it.
If you bought the album and paid for fifteen songs. But you only got this song. You got a bargain.
There is a 23 minute live version (1978 Capital Theater) that is even better (most Southern Rock bands sound better live).
When musician's could play without all the fancy synthesized melodies
Autzen stadium in the later 70s. Acoustics weren't that great but this song really stood out. thank you Sarah
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Cross cultural contamination?
great reaction