OMG IS THIS THE ORIGINAL VERSION?!!! GEORGE JONES - TENNESSEE WHISKY (REACTION)
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I definitely like the George Jones version the best.
Thanks for this reaction.
The best! ❤
George lived every drop. King of Country music. " Who's gonna fill those shoes"
Nobody yet
David Allan Coe
"Tennessee Whiskey" is a country song written by Dean Dillon and Linda Hargrove. It was originally recorded by American country music artist David Allan Coe for his album of the same name Tennessee Whiskey, whose version peaked at number 77 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart in 1981.
David Allen Coe sang the original version of this in 1981. George Jones sang it in 1983. A beautiful song. 😍 🎵🎙🎼
George had a huge hit with this cover done originally by David Allen Coe.
Chris Stapleton sang the song. George Jones LIVED the song. In the early 80’s, George met and married his fourth wife, Nancy Sepulvado, whom he credits for getting him off the bottle. Around that time is when this brilliant version of this song came out. This is the version I go by when I sing it.
Great reaction to the one and only George Jones, nobody does country like him he is the G.O.A.T. and there is no doubting that at all
Mr. George Jones was a GOAT and he could make any song sound awesome
Smoothest voice I ever heard. Thank you for your reaction and tribute to George. R.I.P, George.
I LOVE George Jones!!! He has a twangy, MOURNFUL, country sound to his voice
George Jones can only be emulated, never can be or will be duplicated. Respect and RIP.
I like much more this version than Chis Stapleton's. This is REAL country. Chis made a soul version. That's it. It's good and deep as well, but the original's got the real spirit of country.
My Mom and I saw George Jones in concert in Reno, Nevada in 2003. Even at age 72 he was still at the top of his game.
No disrespect to Stapleton but this version is the absolute best!
George is still the bear. None other can sing like him.
David Allan Coe's version preceded George's version. You can never go wrong with the possum. It hit #2 on the charts for George.
Yes!!! Grew up on George Jones. He was my first concert ever. Me and my dad went and seen him live.
The original version was recorded by David Allan Coe released in 1981
It was first offered to George Strait, who turned it down. I guess having 60 other country hits can make you picky in terms of material to record. David Allan Coe recognized the greatness of the song and released the first version of it.
D'm, I thought it was older than that.
Like the 60s.
@@John_Chu thats a long weird way of saying david coe was the original lol
DAC was a wannabee outlaw that just copied what Waylon, Willie and the other country singers of the 70's were doing.
Waylon said in his autobiography that the most outlaw thing DAC did was to get a parking ticket in Nashville.
@@John_Chu in 1980 George probably had only 4 hits at that time not 60
This is actually the 2nd version of this song. David Allen Coe was first. It bothered me that people thought Chris wrote this. I like his version but George out did all of them. This was co written by the iconic Dean Dillon. He has written several hits for George Strait
Back in the 80s, I used to drink beer with George Jones. He had a bar in West Nashville. Tennessee, I
Country Western at its best. George Jones is my favorite country singer and I’m 33. The man lived the life… and sadly so do I.
She said it 100% right! Before i say this i AM a Chris Stapelton fan! But one version is COUNTRY and the other is SOULFUL BLUES Theres no mistaking it!
Ole possum is a legend. RIP George. Great choice 👍😎❤️🌎✌️
George Jones ````` THE RIGHT LEFT HAND `````
absolutely love this man!!
AIN'T NOBODY LIKE GEORGE!!!
So happy to see you young people learning all the music that we seniors loved....(Especially Elvis! :) )
Thank you !
This song was originally written for David Allen Coe, by Dean Dillon and Linda Hargrove.
His version I think was in 1980 or 1981. It did not do very well.
George Jones recorded this a couple of years later, and George's version hit the top of the charts.
It was written in 1980 by Dean Dillon and Linda Hargrove.
1981 David Allen Coe recorded it
1983 George Jones
Brad Paisley also recorded it but didn't release it. He instead did Whiskey Lullaby
2015 Chris Stapleton
RIP to a legend and one of the greatest voices this world has ever gotten to listen to. What a wonderful gift to us all.
When George Jones songs you feel every word!
So badass! It's joyous to see Jones and his vocal GIFT find new fans right in the moment. Warning, his style, his talent, his ability to relate, is WAY addictive. There are some obvious tunes by George that you could really dig, but there are almost NONE that would be a bad choice.
David Allan Coe released this first, but George’s cover of it remained true to the original for the most part. Chris Stapleton yanked it out of country and made it almost unrecognizable
Man I'm so glad somebody is recognizing the original!!!
George Jones ''The Legend"
You should react to George Jones - Choices or Wild Irish Rose (Official Music Videos) !!!George Jones is a legend!!!
Chris Stapleton's version is a blend of the lyrics of Tennessee Whiskey and the melody of the song by Etta James. "I'd rather Go Blind".
Nobody is smoother than Mr. George Jones. He is the King of Country forever.
Just want to say you guys are the best for reaction videos ...my favorites by far.....love y'all's reactions can tell you guys really appreciate music....thank you guys
Don't know if you'll see this comment. Glad to see that you're enjoying some of the greatest of country music. BUT...I think the best way to appreciate this music is to dance to it. Two-steppinging to Tennessee Whiskey is another whole different way to appreciate it.
George Jones version and Chris Stapleton version are so different. Both stand on their own merit. Great reaction
George Jones version is traditional country Chris version really blues
Chris Stapleton stole the music for his version from Etta James and refuses to admit it. I can never forgive him for that.
I grew up on this music and so glad you are getting to experience love your reactions.
George jones version all the way
George Jones was..IS the king of country, there is no one who can touch the way he takes you in and you become the song he's singing, the voice, the emotion, he can make you cry, dance, laugh, you're his puppet and LOVE every minute of it.
George made this song pure country. Stapleton made this song pure blues. It annoys me when people call Stapleton's version country. It is a good blues song, but it is NOT country.
I love this man with a Passion
Beautiful voice
George Jones will always be known as one of the greatest country musicians. Please react to George Jones 'Same ole Me' song, if you haven't already.
Thank you for giving Country a chance. The fact that you appreciate and like it, is icing on the cake.
George is the best. Sublime voice.
Feb 15, 2021David Alan Coe was the country music artist who originally recorded "Tennessee Whiskey.". He made the song the title track of his 1981 album of the same name Tennessee Whiskey . Coe's version managed to reach No. 77 on the Billboard's Hot Country Songs Chart. Another country music artist, George Jones, then covered the song.
George has many many songs but check out WHITE LIGHTNING and preferably LIVE from 1959.
Dean Dillon and Linda Hasgrove wrote this song in the early 80’s. It was first pitched to George Strait, who Dillon was working with at the time, but Strait passed on the song, later stating in an interview that the song was not his fit. The song would then be pitched again to David Allan Coe, who did indeed release the song as a single and it was also the title of the album he released afterwards in 1981. Coe’s version peaked at No. 77 on Billboard’s country chart. Billy Sherrill, who produced Coe’s version of “Tennessee Whiskey”, would have better luck with the song when he cut the song again with George Jones. Jones’ version was a much bigger hit than Coe’s, released as the third and final single off his 1983 album “Shine On”, Jones’ version hit No. 2 on Billboard’s country chart while it went on to be a No. 1 hit in Canada.
So good to see Legendary George Jones recognized - Smooth and Silky.
Since y’all been on your journey for a while, you would really appreciate George’s song/video: Who’s Gonna Fill Their Shoes.
Xoxo thank you Mel..and Pretty pretty baby xo xo yesss
This is my favorite version of this song by George Jones, true country
Finally, real country.
Yes, Yes, Yes.
BTW. Dean Dillon was asked what he thought about Chris Stapleton's version of his song. Dean said, "Well, my wife loves the royalty checks". Implying that he didn't care much for it, but it paid him well.
Chris Stapleton's version reminds me of Whitney Houston's version of I Will Always Love You. There was no feeling in either song. They just took both songs and turned them into blues songs. Dolly Parton wrote I Will Always Love You to Porter Wagoner. You can hear the emotions pour out of that song when she sings it. However, they also asked Dolly what she thought of Houston's version of her song. Dolly said, "As long as she keeps sending me royalty checks, she can sing it any way she wants to".
No comparison GJ hands down is the best.
George Jones does it the BEST!
George Jones was the original and still the best. Every time someone covers it, they refer to Chris Stapleton, but George Jones rocked this song first.
David Allan Coe
And that, people, is why he was the best singer country music will ever see.
I LOVE Chris Stapleton but my heart belongs to this original, probably coz I heard it a lot as a child.
George Jones has the most top 40 songs on the billboard charts over 160 songs one of the greatest country singers of all tomes
I just looked it up. Song written by Dean Dillon and Linda Hargrove. Original artist was Etta James and she recorded it as “ I’d rather go blind” then it was recorded as Tennessee Whiskey by David Allen Coe , then later by George Jones
My late brother was a fan of Tennessee Whiskey.
I absolutely love your reaction to the original version of this song. I finally listened to Chris Stapleton’s version and although it was good George Jones version will always be the winner for me. His voice is just so amazing and soothing in all his songs. I grew up listening to George because my mother loved him so even when I was a baby that’s all I ever heard then when I got older no matter what genre of music I listened to I never gave up George, Tammy , lLoretta Lynn and others my mom was a huge fan of which was our country.
George Jones' version was pure country. Chris Stapleton's version was pure blues. No Country at all in it.
George Jones is the man my favorite country singer
he said, hold up let me put down this water bottle, hahaha
Never knew this existed. So glad I found this on your channel.
You would enjoy A Good Year For the Roses by George Jones. He had a way of making you really feel the lyrics. A true legend.
I never heard this version before. Amazing how different it sounds from Chris Stapleton’s.
You should listen to their songs together. Like Golden Rings.
The song was written by Dean Dillion & Linda Hargrove in 1981. David Allen Coe's version hit #77 on the Billboard chartin 1981 & George Jone's version hit # 2 on the Billboard chart in 1983... and many others have been singing it since then. ...I like the George Jone's version the best of them all....
You guys are too good together. Hope you never split up.
Chris' version of this was more bluesy but NO ONE does country better than George Jones. The smooth way he says "smooth as Tennessee Whiskey" is just an example of what a great song stylist George Jones was. He is demonstrating the word "smooth". For my money, he is simply the best. He was not the original. David Allan Coe sang this a couple of years before Jones' version, but Jones is the first one who made it a hit and Chris Stapleton is the SECOND person to make it a hit. George Jones did not write this. When you hear a song and you are convinced the artist singing it is the one who wrote it, that is just a testament to what a great job the artist is doing.... he is OWNING the song, sort of like Johnny Cash's version of "Hurt".
People who were not aware that "Hurt" was a cover of a NIN song were convinced that Cash wrote it about his life and they even went into great detail talking about how everyone had left him because there he sat in that big mansion all alone. He was NOT alone. First and foremost, the love of his life and his wife June Carter Cash was standing right behind him as he sang. He also had a surviving younger brother and a younger sister who saw him regularly and he had six daughters (between him and June) and they certainly had never deserted him and he had a son with June who was in and out of his house on a regular basis. However, Cash delivered the song with such feeling that many were convinced that he was all alone and everyone had deserted him. Nothing could be further from the truth.
No one country singer can sing like George Jones
You should listen to Who’s gonna fill their shoes by George !
The original icon
Listen to his song "Walk through this world with me" it's a beautiful love song
The greatest singer of all time!
George was the first to make it famous!!!❤️. Greatest singer ever
Love your vids ... You love George Jones (the possum) ? You must check out his video "Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes?" ... Awesome song as so many of the "Greats" have gone
Y’all should watch the video of George Jones and Dolly Parton singing The Blues Man
Written by Hank Williams Jr.
Written by Dean Dillon and Linda Hargrove.
You guys are very nice and fun 😀 couple. I am enjoying your reaction videos. Mike from Tacoma
Simply cannot beat that steel guitar...
This is what I call " cryin in your beer version ". The original was put out by David Allan Coe.
I love it when Iearn something new, especially from a reaction viedo! I've always thought I was a music aficionado, so it must be true that old dogs like myself can learn new tricks! Thank you for the lesson.
I'm crying right now
George and Chris both made it their own. Even though George came first sounds like 2 different songs.
Written by Dean dillinger and linda Hargrove originally recorded by David Allen Coe as a album cover in 1980 recorded by George jones as a single in 1981
Jones 2nd hit after he stopped loving her today in 1980 bringing him back to top song was climbing the chart at the same time as he stopped loving her today was still charting
David Allen Coe recorded it first in ‘81. It was written in ‘81 by Dean Dillon and Linda Hargrove.
To hear from George when he was still drinking check out "White Lightning">
It's a love song you goofs!!!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🎶💯
Dean dillon One of the best songwriters ever wrote major hits for George Strait
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loved your reaction earned a sub!
George just one of the best country singer ever a lot of great song and music.great reaction S&M. might like [mel street-lovin' on the back streets-borrowed angel-she's no honky tonk angel] he is a really good country singer.
now you have to checkout David Allen Coe version, which was first - you gonna love the hairdo lol
They called him hIm The Rolls Royce of Country Music. Id like for you to listen to WALLS CAN FALL and I'VE SHOULD'VE CALLED. Thank you much 👍
If you don't know who Dean Dillon is you need to Research him he is Awesome.
You should listen to The Cold Hard Truth
GJ is the best.
The original is David Allen Coe … but George did it well
Guys React to it’s finally Friday by George Jones! For some reason I can vision Mel gettin Down to it at a honky tonk with her jeans and cowgirl hat on!!! Come on guys