WE NEEDED THIS!| Mary Chapin Carpenter - Down To The Twist And Shout FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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- WE NEEDED THIS!| Mary Chapin Carpenter - Down To The Twist And Shout FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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Two of my favorite Mary Chapin Carpenter songs are
“Shut up and kiss me”
“Sometimes you’re the windshield sometimes you’re the bug”
also "How Do", her first hit, love it
'Bug' was actually a Dire Straits song. Still a cool song, either way.
YES!
I didn't know she did a cover of the Bug.
Great tunes. I love “I Feel Lucky” too!
Mary Chapin Carpenter has a great discography. Her song *Passionate Kisses* was a huge hit. She has several Grammys, in more than one genre, I think. She's been labeled rock and folk too.
Passionate Kisses written by another great artist, Lucinda Williams! Love Mary Chapin Carpenter!
😋♥️ Mary
@@afoolandhiscameras7658 love Lucinda!
Yes!
We need to add Lucinda to their list. ❤️
Finally Mary Chapin Carpenter! She has a great but underated voice and a lot of wonderful songs. This a great song for a two-step.
Loooove it! "Shut Up And Kiss Me" and "I Feel Lucky" are also great🙂
Yup I was going to suggest both of these as well. Especially “I Feel Lucky”. It’s a good sort of almost funny type video. It’s a good one. Shut up and Kiss me is another banger. You tell ‘em Kimberly.
Yes!!!!
I'm Acadian, from Nova Scotia (where the cajuns came from due to the expulsion) and this is our kind of music! I love her!
You might like the late Stan Rogers' "Acadian Saturday Night."
She was marketed by the record company as county but she is more like Americana folk. The live performance of “He Thinks He’ll Keep Her” is a great female Friday song.
Kind-of a blurry line I guess, like Nanci Griffith?
Seems kind of like Patti Loveless? I know she went into more bluegrass but seems like a similar career pathway?
@@filmsensei I think Patty Loveless was always into that classic style, like one of her first albums had a George Jones cover as the title track.
This is the great live performance backed by country greats
ruclips.net/video/TVL4mDFX3rY/видео.html
For sure that live version would be a great Female Friday!
MCC is one of the most beautiful souls you’ll ever know. During the whole COVID quarantine she did a weekly series of SONGS FROM HOME, and played dozens of her hits and deep album cuts, keeping us sane and connected. I have all of her albums, it’s hard to pick a favorite song, and many people here have suggested her many hits, but my suggestion is “Only a Dream” especially the live version, it’ll bring tears to your eyes…and yes, the girl can sing! And you’ll love the piano…
ruclips.net/video/C1W_bpMXLi4/видео.html
The lead singer of Cowboy Mouth, Fred Leblanc did it also. They are great videos if you want something else to check out!
"MCC is one of the most beautiful souls you’ll ever know". Absolutely. I got to meet her back in my radio days when she opened a concert that we'd sponsored, and she killed that night-including the full, NSFW version of "Opening Act". We had to do the "meet and greet" on her tour bus, because there weren't any backstage rooms at the theater and she kept saying "I don't understand why you'd want to meet _me_ because all of the staff that went to the show wanted to meet her and not the headliner.
I've got really nice picture of the two of us-I'm more than a foot taller than her so I had to sit, but it's painfully obvious that I was (and still am) seriously crushing on her.
This!! I watched every Songs from Home video during the darkest months of the pandemic. Love her, her songs, and her sweet animals.
That unique "Zydeco" sound with the use of the accordion bellows to reinforce the rhythm..
I was forced to play the accordion (poor me) from ages 6 - 16, this was 1968 - 1978. I remember messing around with my accordion before the paid hour of instruction ($7.00 per lesson) started and accidentally discovering a primitive version of that interesting Zydeco sound by pushing and pulling the bellows really fast with the rhythm of the song my friend was practicing. It was a moment of music discovery and collaboration.
Our accordion teacher Mrs. Zahn came bursting through the door into the room with myself and four other students and demanded that I stop, pack up my instrument and report to the Accordion School Manager for discipline.
I had no idea that what I was doing was wrong, before the lesson, we would always be doing scales or practicing runs, like when an orchestra gets ready before a performance.
The head guy at this Accordion School told me I was destroying my accordion, wrecking the inner workings of instrument and disrespecting the "Milton Mann Accordion Studios" fine reputation. He reminded me that my parents had paid a lot of money for my instrument and the lessons and that they would be notified of my disruptive behavior unless I promised to stop, which I did.
I was practically in tears at age 9.
We were told that shaking the bellows to create that happy sound was the equivalent of "The Who" smashing their instruments after a performance. It may be harder on the inner workings of the accordion to play it that way, but I don't know, worth it for the sound.
This was back in the day, if I messed up, my parents used a belt on us, so the last thing I wanted get in trouble.
It's good to hear this "forbidden" accordion style of music perfected after all these years ..
After a quick Google search I've found that Zydeco and Cajun music is usually played on an instrument that is not the full keyboard accordion that I played as a kid. It's a smaller squeeze box type deal but I have seen full size accordion players recreate that sound on "Austin City Limits" or somewhere...
Great video, love you guys, thanks for the new song for my playlist..
I was hoping someone who knew more than me would mention Zydeco, because I was pretty sure that was the right genre to reference. I believe the squeeze box I glimpsed in the video is called a concertina.
@Maya Nightwolf We moved to Washington State when I was 16 to a small town, so no more lessons for me. I'd still have to play at birthday parties, weddings or upon request.
I went into the Navy at 18 and volunteered for Submarine duty, so I couldn't take my accordion, it was too big to fit down the water tight hatch. The folks wanted a boat so they sold my accordion, sometimes I miss it but digital keyboards satisfy me when I get the urge to play.
My Mom and Dad laughed when I showed them what I was doing with the accordion, so the crisis was averted.
Oh this is a wonderful rabbit hole to go down! Passionate Kisses, Almost Home, Show Me the Way to Your Heart, I Feel Lucky, The Hard Way, I Take My Chances, Shut Up and Kiss Me. Those are bangers, but also listen to I Am a Town, Only a Dream, and A Thousand Miles for slower, but powerful, touching songs!
One of my favorite singers EVER!!! She doesn't do the country-western "fun" stuff as much anymore. Her music is much more personal and intimate, and always so beautiful with meaning and depth.
Yes! Finally a music reaction channel discovering Mary Chapin Carpenter!
YES!! MCC is one of the most talented singer/songwriters ever!! The women of Country Music really were "IT" in the 90's
The group with Mary Chapin is Louisiana's own Beau Soleil. They should be a band for y'all to listen to.
I love MCC, been to several of her concerts. (The middle name is pronounced CHAY-pin.)
Some suggestions: "This Shirt", "Rhythm of the Blues", "Down in Mary's Land", and "I Take My Chances". So many more songs I could recommend, it's a deep rabbit hole to explore.
I love This Shirt.
This Shirt is fantastic
just love i take my chances!!! and what if we went to Italy!!!
Thank u
She did another great song you could check out "Passionate Kisses" This song is Zydeco, glad you like it.
My husband is the country fan. He introduced me to Mary Chaplin Carpenter. We heard “I Feel Lucky”. Have loved her ever since.
Love her!!!!! You can't go wrong with any of her songs.
Thank you for reminding me of how GREAT she is!
ABOUT TIME!!!!!!! LOVE THIS SONG!!!!! LOVE IT!!!! Ya just HAVE to get up & get down & DANCE!!!!!!!! LOVE MCC!!!!!!!!! and to think she is from the North!!!
I love her. “I Feel Lucky” is one of my favorite songs of hers.
This is one of my absolute favorite songs ever!!!
One of my favorite songs, has the Cajun sound!
One of my fav songs of all time!!!! A real get up & dance song!!!
She had a lot of singles back when she was popular! Try Passionare Kisses, The Hard Way, Quittin Time, I Feel Lucky!! At the time many country groups had a kind of rock feel to them!
Passionate Kisses 🥰
Girls With Guitars too...
My little brother has always had a strong dislike for country music but he loves I Feel Lucky.
Sometimes you're the windshield, Sometimes you're "The Bug" ....
I Feel Lucky is a great one - one of my favorites of hers!
Luv this song
She's a great songwriter. There are two great videos of hers. The first is "Opening Act" that she sang at the CMA Awards. And the other is "Wall 'round Your Heart" with Vince Gill and Kathy Mattea. Both are just great songs.
I 💜💜💜💜 Opening Act. Hilarious!
Did you see her tribute to Joan Baez at the Kennedy Center honors? Only MCC could do that.
Love wall round your heart
So glad you got to her. Too many great songs of hers to list.
one of my favorites, with Passionate Kisses, I Fell Lucky and more
Mary Chapin Carpenter is an awesome singer songwriter!
Wow I just went to her concert last night in downtown Tucson, AZ
She's awesome in person, Evan Hughes, isn't she?
Also has a great song called "I Feel Lucky" Keep up the good work. Uncle Bob.
A tremendous talent..
Great choice. (BTW, it's pronounced CHAY-pin). Also check out "Shut Up and Kiss Me" and "Pasionate Kisses".
I love her song I am a town.
"Come on, come on", especially her live performance video here on RUclips. Absolutely beautiful song, my favorite of all her songs. Also the late John Jennings plays the acoustic guitar beautifully on this live performance.
Congratulations, not just on getting with Mary Chapin Carpenter but on discovering the Zydeco/Cajun sound. I used to go out dancing to this every week when I lived in Seattle and before that I used to go to the Twist & Shout when I lived in DC during the 1980s. Yes, Ms Carpenter is singing about a real thing, a Zydeco dance club that existed in Washington D.C., where I believe she started her career. Of course the homeland for Cajun and Zydeco dance & music is Louisiana, especially around Lafayette.
Make sure you catch Chapin's "Stones in the Road" and "Passionate Kisses".
Mary Chapin Carpenter is one of the greatest songwriters of her generation. "He Thinks He'll Keep Her" is my favorite song of hers, but there are so many great tracks in her back catalog, including "This Shirt," "I Feel Lucky," "Shut Up and Kiss Me," "I Am A Town," "Quittin' Time," "Passionate Kisses..." Her Come On Come On album is one of my all-time favorites and one of the few albums I still listen to from beginning to end in order.
Oh, I love this song! Yay!
He Thinks He’ll Keep Her and I Feel Lucky are two more of her songs you’ll love
I was so grateful to all the Country singers in the 80's for introducing me to the wonder which it country music! Those that crossed over really added so much in opening the beauty of this music to the world!
Nice. I became a fan when I heard I Take My Chances. She's awesome, and cool.
Jimmy Breaux is a monster on accordion.
You was exactly right ! I Loved Your Reaction , loved it !!!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ !!!!!!!!!!
Yes Mary Chapin Carpenter! This is definitely one of her most upbeat "party" songs, and the only one I know with Cajun influence. She's an amazing singer-songwriter, but not your typical country artist, starting her career in the Washington DC area. Her album Come Come On was chock full of hits and was the peak of her commercial career in the mid 90's.
I Feel Lucky, I Take My Chances, He Thinks He'll Keep Her , Shut Up and Kiss Me, Why Walk When You Can Fly... so many amazing songs.
Finally! MCC is amazing! Chay-pin. I saw her at Chautauqua in Boulder, Colorado.
THANK YOU!!! I remember when this song dropped on the charts. This is one of my go to songs after I come out of a deep depression. I love watching your reactions, because their is such a level of realistic and honesty that you can tell your are enjoying the music journey. Keep up the amazing work!
So glad you got to hear this one. It's one of my favorite joyous songs!
If this does get you moving you are dead. She was wonderful. WOW!
She did a beautiful cover of a John Lenon song That is my favorite Mary Chaplin Carpenter recording. It’s called, “Grow Old Along With Me”. It will pull at both of your heart strings😊
Big fan. She has a slew of great songs.
ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITE SONGS/ARTISTS! Mary had a string of hits in tbe 90s. She still records and performs.
OMG, I was just going to tell you to look into her. Her best is " He thinks he'll keep her". Great singer/songwriter.
Great song, been on my playlist for years.
So happy you finally got to her. She’s one of my all time faves.
Mary CHAE-PIN Carpenter... Lots of great songs from this lady!
Mary was huge in the 90s.
On the live version of "He thinks he'll keep her" you get 6 legendary female back up vocalists, Emmy Lou Harris, Kathy Mattea,Trisha Yearwood, Pam Tillis (daughter of Mel Tillis), Suzanne Boggus, Patty Loveless. ALL of these women would be worth going down a rabbit hole on.
Don’t forget Nanci Griffith, and I love everyone you mentioned.
Love Mary Chapin Carpenter. She has a great voice.
A great artist, this brings back memories!
Gotta love the accordion!
Love this, thank you.
The Bug (windshield) is a great song from her.
I'm so glad you finally reacted to this. It is one of my favorite songs - it always makes me want to dance
I love her!!!
Love the cajun dance halls......good memories
Her "Passionate Kisses" is the only song I know by her, possibly because it was a crossover hit.
A definite nod to traditional Cajun music! It is it's own thing. It's my home state. Proud to be Cajun!
"Stones in the Road" is her masterpiece.
Had such a great time at her concert years ago. My favorite song is This Shirt. Amazing storytelling. MCC brings life into the songs! 🔥
Never heard of Mary Chapin Carpenter...such a delight!
She is a great songwriter and she had great songs and some fun songs
One of my favorite videos. So much energy. Love this song and MCC.
Love the old music when you could understand every word they were singing .
Her song " come on come on" the most beautiful haunting song ever. One of the best written songs ever recorded.
I miss this, I'm from southeast Texas and grew up on Cajun music and also this is great polka music too.. her name is pronounced Mary (shapein) carpenter .. love yall 💓
I've seen MCC live on three ocassions and she is an incredible talent, performer, mucisian and human being. I 1st saw her singing on a PBS show in the 80's and have been a fanboy since.
Love the Zydeco flavor of this one! MCC is awesome! BTW: The band playing with her is BeauSoleil, a great Zydeco band!
Beausoleil is a Cajun band.
I came here a year late to say zydeco. Makes you wanna get up and dance!
One of my favorites by her is I Feel Lucky.
Long "A" in Chapin---rhymes with "day".
Great reaction!! ❤️
Mary Chapin-Carpenter is to me a major talent whose music spans both country, rock and other music genres. You might also want to check out: "Walking Through Fire," "He Thinks He'll Keep Her" and "Quittin' Time". Just incredible music!
Most of her catalog is slower and more relaxed. A very thoughtful and intelligent songwriter. When she started out in the business, the record company promoted her as a country artist. She didn't object, but thought herself to be more folk than country. But,there are a few up-tempo songs like this. I enjoy MCC early in the morning with a cup of coffee and just ease into the day.
Sooo fun!!! What a great entertainer, what a woman!!
I love her songs "He Thinks He'll Keep Her" and "I Feel Lucky"
I love two! So much fun!
She also had hit songs “The Hard Way” and “I Feel Lucky “
She wrote a song for Wynona Judd called “girls with guitars”
Guitar, drums, fiddle, bass guitar, keyboards, and a accordion 🪗 great song guys I’m enjoying it, hee-haw
If this song can't make you happy, no song can! Love MCC! I had a big crush on her back n the day! She's still a beautiful woman inside and out!!!
She was marketed by the record company as county but she is more like Americana folk. The live performance of “He Thinks He’ll Keep Her” would be a great female Friday song.
Man I miss living in southern Louisiana!!! I'm Canadian and lived in La for 16 years until I returned home to the cold north.
Great music, great food and great people!!!
This song is ALL Louisiana/Cajun music!!
So glad you reacted to this!!! My favorite of her songs!
A Beautiful song by her is "10,000 miles"!
Her song When Haley Came to Jackson May be the most beautiful song ever written.
My Mom loves this song!!!! My brothers and I were teenagers when this song came out, my Mother would turn it up, and dance with us around the living room! She used to say that if we want a good woman, then we need to pick one who is never afraid to dance and act silly. If a lover cannot dance with you, then they could never ever truly love you. Thanks!
I Feel Lucky is another great song by Chapin Carpenter!
It's a must!
Every time I hear that zydeco sound I immediately think of Jo-el Sonnier and especially the song "Tear Stained Letter"... one of my favorites by him. You should definitely give it a listen... Amber may finally dance right out of that chair!
She did this as part of her super bowl half time show performance
Mary Chapin Carpenter put out some great music during the '90s. Her 1992 album COME ON, COME ON is a joy, from start to finish. You'd both really enjoy it. Happy Fathers' Day, Jay!
This was my 1st time hearing this song. Loved it! Thanks!
First, I love your channel. Secondly, I live in the heart of Cajun Country. This would actually be classified as “Swamp Pop”. Glad you liked it.
He Thinks He'll Keep Her is my favorite song of hers. Plus the video shows all the talented female Singers who collabed in it. truly a who's who of female country stars during the time.