Conway Twitty - That's My Job (REACTION!!!)
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He didn’t have 55 number 1’s for nothing boys! I’m so happy y’all did this one 💗
Right ? He is amazing. It would be so cool to see LiV review early, early Conway to compare and contrast his "pop" hits like Only Make Believe or Lonely Blue Boy (that *growwwwl* !). 😊
So true brings a tear to my eyes every time I hear this song. R.I.P. Conway.
Oh yeah he was the" Best Friend a Song Ever Had". His best songs though are his songs about cheating and love falling apart.
Y’all this was my first music love. My mama and daddy took me to a Legends concert when I was 4. Conway Twitty, Loretta Lynn, and George Jones 💗💗💗
These are great songs about fathers but building on that theme you can't leave out Coal Miners Daughter by Lauretta Lynn or Reba Mcentire's The Greatest Man I Never Knew
I cry every time i hear this song man.. it hits so hard once you lose your pop..
This song always gets to me. When we buried my dad’s dad, I watched the strongest man I’ve ever known break down inconsolably crying for the loss of his dad. I did my best to stay strong for him. After the funeral, when I got into my truck, the first song that came on the radio was “That’s my job”. It destroyed me. I just sat in my truck crying my eyes out listening to it play. Still, to this day, anytime I hear it, tears will well up in my eyes and that sucks because I absolutely love this song. I guess that’s the nature of the beast.
Conway is a legend. Thank you for giving the song the respect it deserves. You guy are all class. 👍🏻
Damn it guys! I haven't heard this in years. And I sit down to watch with a picture of me and my son when he was 5 hanging on the wall in front of me! I couldn't stop the damn tears!! He is 16 now but I always see that 5yr little boy needing daddy's help!
Paint me a Birmingham by Tracy Lawrence.Great Song!!!!
Edit: thanks for all the likes,first time being the leader in likes.Hopefully they react:)
Yes please!!!
Anything by Tracy. Though Alibis is my favorite.
Tracy was an awesome performer, heard he is working on an album now
Yes!
Sticks and stones
Y’all need to hear
He Stopped Loving Her Today by George Jones.
Keven W I guess I missed that one. Too bad they didn’t get it. That’s a powerful song. Classic and timeless.
That one gets the most love, but I love me some Grand Tour.
Play it boys
George Jones was the best
That is my all time favorite country and western song
This song gets me every time! Impossible to listen to without getting a tear in my eye! What a great song!
I’m a mess everytime.
I shouldn’t have listened to this today. I put my daughter and three month granddaughter on a plane to North Carolina this morning at five am from Spokane. Her husband got a job with the tar heals. Letting her grow up and being with her man, guess that’s my job. Still sad. Wife came in and caught me crying. Lol that’s my job too.
I know your pain brother. Four years ago my daughter took her one year old daughter and husband and moved from Colorado to Savannah, Georgia. And then had my grandson. I see them only once a year. Stinks, but it's my job.
Mr05chuck I can sympathize, my daughter is 18 and is at boot camp in the US Army! Its tough to watch them go.
Dont worry too much were alright here in nc
You guys would love Conway's song, "tight fittin jeans"
Exactly this! Take it to the completely other side of what he was known for. He wasn't the panty dropping machine of country for nothing.
@Ian Hernandez Truth.
I always say when I hear Maddie & Tay’s, “Girl In a Country Song.”
“Conway and George Straight never did it this way.”
Ha. Clearly they ain’t never heard, “Tight Fittin’ Jeans,” literally about sleeping with a married woman!
Oh, yea that's the one I love to sing to the wife.
I agree a very funny song
This song hits me hard.
I lost my Dad when I was sixteen and he never saw me grow up.
I hope I did him proud.
I'm sure you did. He's always with you.
@@noshow22
Thanks Man.
your dad would be very proud of you !!!
@@TrulyUnfortunate you're welcome. God bless and be safe.
I know I don't know you, but I can't imagine a world where he isn't proud of you.
My Dad is still alive (early 60s), but every time I hear this song, I'm reminded of his mortality and it makes me sad to think about a world without him. I'm sure I'm not the only one who goes through that as we (and they) get older.
I'm right there with you, my dad's in his early 50's but i know he'll be gone someday and that crushes me to no end..i hate this song but I love it so much more just because of the way it makes me feel.
Keith Whitley - Dont Close Your Eyes!
The purest country voice of all time
I concur. I think Whitley had the potential to be as big as George Strait if he didn't pass away.
Tell Lorrie I Love Her is a great song by Keith Whitley too
Gage Griffin omg I love that song. I thing a raw recording is the only thing that exists and I love it. He was amazing! I love the catchy Miami, My Amy.
Absolutely. Amazing song
One of my all time favorite songs.
If I had Conway's hair...I would rule the world
I just went from shedding a tear to laughing out loud....Lol!!!
mdmejia67 Your Welcome
Lmao
Conway was an old school aquanet pimp
Lol
Get the tissues out! Conway Twitty never fails. Great reaction!
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Vince Gill- Go rest high on that mountain 🏔 ⛰
Derek Delgado great song...one of my favorites!
I hate that song it's too overplayed
That's a heavyweight song right there
When in my 30's....years before my Daddy (a big black man who loved Conway Twitty..Charley Pride...Tom T. Hall...Johnny Cash..) passed, we were jokin' n teasin' as we often did and I suddenly thought...what would I do without him? And I was overwhelmed...and said it aloud. Daddy hugged me and kissed me and admonished me all in the same breath..."gal you'll be fine...you won't have no choice...you got a family depending on you just like you depended on me!" I said okay...maybe..but I tell you now...I WILL NOT be at your service. He said, " that's okay baby...I'm only gonna be there cause I have to....". And he tickled me like when I was 5.
My dad did his job....made the hardest day of my life easier.....cause the day I found out he was gone forever....I was immediately comforted by the memory of hugs kisses and a serious conversation that dissolved into laughter and love.
Gotta 💕 real country.
always keepin' it real.
Awesome bro
That's a beautiful story.
Awwwe Thank y'all very much .....it felt a little like an over share.....but if it encourages parents to prepare kids by reminding them they will love them forever....even when they've become angels, then I'm ok with it.😇
PoleGem Thanks very much. Meant an awful lot to me.
@@aoifebairead4711 Bless your sweet heart! You're so welcome!
Conway Twitty is not talked about enough in country music today. he truly is one of the greatest. another artist not talked about but is great is eddie rabbit. some of his best are, "driving my life away", "I love a rainy night", "someone could lose a heart tonight", & "step by step".
i love a rainy night
Yes 👏🏽
thomas johnson Love Step by Step !! That intro gets me every time.
That whole generation of country legends, the 70s/80s period are far to neglected.
Damn straight. One of the greatest singers, storytellers and entertainers of all time. The best friend a song ever had!
I LOVE CONWAY we lost him 26 yrs ago ,one of saddest days of my life. I have ALL of his music even the R_R
This was my song to my daddy. He was an amazing man. I lost him almost 10 months ago. I was a daddy’s girl and I miss him so much. He was everything to me.
I’m no stranger to the rain by keith Whitley would be a great one for you guys to do.
Or When You Say Nothing At All by Keith.
Agreed
Chris LeDoux This Cowboys Hat... Please and thank you Gentlemen....
oh that's a good one! serious, sad and fun
Great review guys. Check out Chris Knight - Down the River. Excellent song about a young man and his brother.
One of the greatest country songs ever recorded. Period.
If you’re doin Chris you gotta do The Ride. All time favorite of his. Played that one at my dads funeral
Great song!
I can't listen to this song and NOT tear up. I miss my dad.
Red Soveign's "Teddy Bear" is another tear jerker country classic
Check out , little rosa redd sovvine
That it is.
David Allen Coe - You never even called me by name
Is a classic country song to the T and will even make ya smirk a bit. Definitely worth a listen to
Juan Martinez “If that ain’t country
After all, it’s the greatest country and western song ever written.
Juan Martinez
Love that song!
The Ride
Chris knight- down the river/ enough rope
Colter wall- Caroline
Or Colter Wall Sleeping on the Blacktop
MeetDaMets agree
Down the River would be a great choice
Restless Heart- The bluest eyes in Texas. Underrated song
NightHowl86 i agree. I dig that one.
I ain't going to lie, I'm here for the country
If y'all would like some more "Father" songs there's George Straits "A Father's Love" or there's a Step-Father one by Brad Paisley called"He Didn't Have to Be"
I'm not a big Brad paisley fan but man that song gets me.
That George Strait song isn’t actually called “A Father’s Love,” it’s called “Love Without End, Amen.”
Both Fantastic
Waylon jennings- are you sure hank done it this way. Extremely badass
I've love this song since I was a teen (20 years ago), it's always held a place in my heart. The older I've gotten, the more times my dad has saved me, has been there for me, held my hand, cried with me... the more it means. I cry everytime I hear it
Ugggggghhh, I forgot about this one and I'm bawling after flashing back to my childhood, hearing Conway on 8-track at my grandparents' house.
I dropped some very cleansing tears. Thank you gentlemen
I don't understand your icon. Are you a Christian or are you giving Christians the middle finger? Just curious.
Joe Diffie.. "Ships that Don't Come In"
Lost my dad 4/27/16 and this song hits home pretty hard still
I hear you brother … I heard this song a year after my dad passed away and I cried like a baby !!! That was day one of healing and accepting !! Now I talk to him on occasion and sometimes I can almost hear his answers …
I’m always glad to see Dads get some glory. The true backbone of families.
7 Spanish angels by Willie Nelson and Ray Charles. Classic that can't be topped.
Shawn Lewis look up Stoney LaRue’s version
Agreed!!!
And will absolutely destroy every listener emotionally. I've never cried so hard from a song
Ray Charles stole that show.
Shawn Lewis yassssss!!!!!!
Charlie Pride! One of the most gorgeous voices to Grace country music.
I agree. "Kiss an Angel Good Morning" is great, but I would recommend "Mississippi Cotton Pickin' Delta Town" or "The Snakes Crawl at Night".
🤠
Yes please!
my mom's favorite
This is Conway Twitty NOT charlie pride
@@Stonedasfcowboy2003 I was suggesting Charlie Pride.
i wasn't expecting to cry. i've heard this song a million times! but as an adult it hits different.
I’ve always thought Conway never received the attention he deserved. Not only is his voice unique, he was a great songwriter. Thanks Conway for all the music!
Love this song! Would love to hear some Don WIlliams' songs! Classic Country!
Tulsa Time and Good Ol Boys Like Me would be a good starting point.
@@Kai_Oti Absolutely! Was listening to "Good Ol Boys Like Me" today. Nothing more soothing than his voice.
“Listen to the Radio,” “That’s The Thing About Love,” “Heartbeat In The Darkness” or "Just As Long As I Have You" would also be great!
@@jscountrygirl85_326 Heartbeat in the Darkness is great.
This dude is huge in the country world. I heard he even had his own amusement park at one point called Twittyland.
Johnny Cash A Boy Named Sue
It was called Twitty city
@@razor75250 yeah. Dolly Parton is the one with DollyWood and her World of Wigs. I'm sure there is someone with something about land in the title but I can't think of it right now. I know Kenny Rogers had his own burger\souther food joint a while back. i think the concept got picked up by Craker Barrel but the food is not the same. I remember those burgers man. the world doesn't know what it's missing without Kenny Rogers Burger joints anymore.
I know I'm late to the party on this, but I'm so glad you guys did this song. Love your channel btw. When my Dad passed when I was 20, I listened to a lot of music to help me cope and I heard this song for the first time. I've heard a lot of songs of love for loved ones passing away, but never for a son/father relationship. It spoke to me on so many levels as I had similar experiences as a child and conflicts with him as a teenager. This song holds a special place in my heart and I'm just very appreciative of you guys for reacting to it. God Bless!
Try charly pride kiss a angel good morning its a amazing song by a legendary singer
Don Williams “I Believe In You”
I've been wanting them to do Don Williams for so long now. I hope it happens. "Good Ole Boys Like Me" is another great song by Don.
never heard a bad doing by don williams
Welp. I just bawled my face off.
Me too
This one gets me every single time
Same
Cry everytime I hear and and I hope it's the way my son feels about me when I'm gone.. great song
Word.
This song is so bitter sweet for me. I have heard it all my life but four years ago it was played over my grandfathers casket. So now I cry everytime I hear it. Then two years ago i met my biological father who is now a huge part of my life. And he loves to tell me it's his job to take care of me ( I'm 26). So now the chorus is his ringtone. It kills me a little everytime but it also makes me smile. This is such a wonderful song!!
Dang - made me cry. :/
Rips at me on a personal level, and also............all the children who grow up without dads. It's such a vital element. SAD
"Cats in the Cradle" (1974) by Harry Chapin is another father/son song, although this song has a bit of a sad message to learn from.
If you want to hear him really kill it vocally, listen to Hello Darlin' and it's Only Make Believe.
yep, the first 3 syllables of Hello Darlin' tells you a whole lot about what you need to know about country music.... and don't miss his rock-n-roll Mona Lisa (although the Nat King Cole version of this is great, too).
Please do hello darlin
Oooo yeah it’s only make believe gives me chills
The best version on here is live, not the best sound quality but he kills it
I absolutely love its “only make believe “ I’ve loved that song as long as I can remember
Oh my gods, I'm crying. Dang country music.
This song makes me cry every single time. We played it at my dads and my babys funerals. Beautiful.
I love your open mindedness gentleman! These songs are so relaxing to the ear.
I can't believe you guys did this song! This one always wrecked me emotionally.
Amen brother
I’m crying. Missing my dad who died in my arms 9/17/97. Hoping my kids see me at least how I saw my dad.
Scott Campbell I was born that t makes me feel like he gave me life you know..
The ol’ heartbreak country classics are comforting when I’m going through a rough time.
THE Conway Twitty song, the one that made him a legend is Hello Darling. You really should do that one.
Yes!!!!
Great job again guys!
Some other father songs
"Between the Lines" - Ricky Van Shelton
"The Walk" - Sawyer Brown
Thank you for playing him. Conway twitty is the man. Please do" dont take it away" or " I'd love to lay you down.
Charlie Pride men !! Love to watch That's my job video on RUclips where a first time contributor made it about their own farther and his miltary service. You guys point about love for Dads" is well stated as well as your other interjections.
This is the song my dad has for my ring tone. Makes me Cry when I hear it... Love my Pops!
Steve Earle - Copperhead Road! Great story and not a tear jerker
for that matter any Steve Earle
I was thinking about requesting that one, I love the story and when the music peaks they are flat tearing it up.
I’ve been suggesting this for a long time
Yeah, THAT is a country song I would love to see
Steve Earle!!! True BADASS COUNTRY
Absolutely love this beautiful song! If you get a chance check out 'Daddy's Hands' by Holly Dunn and 'He Didn't Have To Be' by Brad Paisley Both songs are beautiful!
Yes These are great as well as being from 2 different era's
Oh ! Didn't read the comments. 😊 I commented similarly. I love Daddy's Hands. It hits me in my heart. Makes me cry every time. Mine was the best dad in so many ways and we are estranged now. It is one of my greatest heartaches in this life ... 💗 I hope LiV guys give it a listen !!!
Heather Reed yes! Daddy’s Hands! For a long time that song That’s My Job I couldn’t listen to after my dad passed away without crying
@Ism Ardis Agreed!
Those are beautiful songs as well
Can’t listen to this song without shedding some tears. My Dad used to sing this to my sister and I when we were kids. Now as I am expecting my first child I’m starting to really understand this song a little bit more, it really hits home. Conway is a legend.
This one gets me every time. I went through a lot of abuse from my biological dad and my step dad has always been there for me through it and this song always makes me think of him. This will always be one of my favorites.
If you like stories and want to revisit Lynyrd Skynyrd
Listen to Ballad Of Curtis Loew
Beautiful song
Snatcher Yessss!
A hmmm I 10000000% agree!!
Legendary this song is
Yes do this one!
The world needs more Curtis Lowes and fewer David Kochs.
Randy Travis Three Wooden Crosses
They don't wanna go down that path. That hits hard too.
"Daddy's Hands" by Holly Dunn is another father's love song.
I had to come back and watch this again.... Did I see Ryan get a lil' teary eyed?
I did.... (i got emotional) I could FEEL this song. It is definitely a tearjerker.
Thanks, guys!
Marty Robbins - Big Iron
that'll give you a hard core dose of old school cowboy country western music. And it's awesome.
rom65536 El Paso is my favorite.
@@itsallgood4093 Mr shorty is probably my favorite. Truth be told he doesn't have bad songs.
I would go with El Paso for Marty Robbins. IMHO
I've never heard a song by Marty that I hated.
@@davewise97 Agreed!!! El Paso needs to be first!
There are very very few country singers like this in today's country
Need to listen to MAN WITH A SLOW HAND. My mom saw him on front row when young and rubbed his boot. He looked down and said ain't they shiny mam. Older country is the best. Listen to dolly coat of many colors...true story
I cried for 10 minutes. This song always makes me cry. I'm glad you enjoyed it
Need to do more outlaw country!!!
Hank Williams jr
Johnny cash
Waylon Jennings
Charlie Daniels
arizonamatt “There ain’t no good chain gang”
@@crsfan1atgmaildotcomcrsfan440 hell yeah
Willie Nelson too!
George strait- The Best Day.
A similar coming of age song with a happier ending. Can’t go wrong with more King George. Love this channel!
You found one of the best country artist with the most amazing ballads. He was a very kind and generous person. If you want to know more do a google search on twittyland. He gave back to his fans in a way no other artist ever has. I slept at twisty land, I watched him perform many times and he always had time for his fans to meet and talk with them. He was the real deal.
Conway was classic country. His best songs was in the 70s and he did many duets with Loretta Lynn. As others have said, "Hello , Darlin'" and "It's Only Make Believe" were amazing.
Conway Twitty - Louisiana woman Mississippi man!
Such a classic Duet with Loretta!
yes, the version he did with Miss Loretta Lynn please.
George Strait "The Best Day" fantastic coming of age and Dad love. This a beautiful song tho by Conway. I had forgotten about, thank you for bringing it back
And as my dads only daughter this song also makes me think of my dad. Love CT!! He was an amazing artist. ❤
Great reaction ya'll, if you want more country songs about dads check out: where corn don't grow by Travis Tritt, keep it between the lines by Ricky Van Shelton, and the best day of my life by George Strait.
Omg keep it between the lines is awesome
Yes keep it between the lines
Keep it between the lines is great!
Where the corn don't grow is great almost everything Travis Tritt is.
Or Love Without End by George Strait.
I lived in Twitty City for 12 years.Love him or hate him he is an underrated legend.I could've done without the tourists though haha! It wasn't bad seeing Johnny Cash and June down the street when I was fishing so I have no complaints.
My mother absolutely love Conway Twitty. I grew up listening to him. She always said he had bedroom eyes, never knew what that meant until I got a bit older. 😏 He has so many great songs! Happy to see this. Love you guys...devoted fan. Js!
There so many awesome country songs, you really can’t go too wrong from the 60’s through the 90’s. And there have certainly been great band and singers after the year 2000...Zac Brown Band, Chris Stapleton .....
Etc.
Where've you been?- Kathy Mattea.
I'm really happy you guys enjoyed this song! It means a lot to me and I'm glad to see others enjoying it as well.
Love Conway Twitty. Would like to see you react to Keith Whitley "I'm No Stranger to the Rain" or "When You Say Nothing At All"
You know its a great song, talented voice, and powerful storytelling when the 2 reviewers just listen, smile, and nod their heads.
Thank you guys. You’ve helped me discover more genres and I straight up love all music now because of you two!
I agree and have found I like metal more than I thought I did. I love Rock,Country and hip hop/rap.
The Walk by Sawyer Brown....
Great song!
That’s a great one!
It really is!!
I just commented the same, Great song.!!!
This is a must.
I grew up without a father, and every time I hear this song I cry as the pain in my heart caused by the absence of a father and an uncaring mother is amplified. I will always make sure my daughter knows she is loved unconditionally.
I'm 79 years old my Dad has been gone 14 years now .I still miss him .No matter what I did he was always there for me. I now have five daughters .I'm there now for them . Just as my Dad was for me
That was funny, what Ryan said at 5:02, and how George said "that's exactly what's it gonna be like.", earlier. You guys crack me up. George, you hit the nail on the head, about the new school that we think is trash. Ha, ha!
Randy Travis - I Told You So
Either that one or "Promises" which chills me to the core every single time.
Diggin up bones as well
I've been listening to country music ever since I was a kid and now I'm 55 years of age and I still listen to country music wether it's the old school country music or today's country music because it helps me relax and it takes a lot of stress off my mind.
Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Conway Twitty.
Conway Twitty Reaction? That's a subscribe from me!
Just stumbled upon your channel tonight and applaud you to being open to all genres and so glad to see this song reviewed. Soo, I have a Dad, who didn't have to be one, if you follow, and even though he grew up in the city...he's more country than my mother's family who actually is from a small town. So at the same time my dad was teaching me to drive, I was listening to all the country legends like my dad's "girlfriend", Loretta and of course Conway. When I heard this as a kid, it of course brought me to tears because of every little thing my dad did (and still does for me) that he didn't HAVE TO do. It became our thing....Dad would do something and I would say, "Thanks Dad!" and he would reply...and of course still does, with, "hey... that's my job, that's what I do". I've always been convinced since my dad came into my life that he would rope the moon and give it to me...because of how dedicated he is to his "job". Ironically, in all the times I've heard this song, never until here, did I fully understand that in the last verse that was the son saying it was his job, he was doing what he does (for a living) to respect his dad and keep him close, so thank you for opening my eyes to that. As an only child, when my parents do recognize something I have done that didn't have to, or even in general, I of course respond with "that's my job, it's what I do" :) Mad props to all the Dads who put in the time and the effort, because that's what THEY do, and especially to the ones who CHOSE that job. (and btw I think this may have touched yall more than you want to admit lol.) Thanks for the smile.
I love the way ya'all explain the lyrics of the song from your own points of views. Your explanations are an eye opener. Great job! ❤
if you want to hear a good "daddy"/ "Father" song since they are not as prevalent..Listen to Braid Paisley's "The man he didn't have to be"
That song makes me wanna cut onions
song describes my dads step dad perfectly.
miss that ol man every day.
That song reminds me of my son and husband. I’m husband raised my son since he was 1 now he’s 22 and he was the man in his life and took care of him so these songs just tear me up. I agree on the brad paisley song I’m also from WV like brad so that song also has a little more of meaning for us from WV
Garth Brooks Standing outside the fire...with video. The video is awesome
Not as good as Garth Brook's video for Red Strokes
I would be perfectly happy with any Garth Brooks.
@@sbogdew yes all Garth is good. But my suggestion has such a wonderful heart felt message. But hey bring on Garth