Johnny Lee holds a special place in my music history. Back in either 1978 or 1979 I got in some trouble and did some prison time in Texas. Johnny Lee came to Huntsville and gave a concert for the inmates. It wasn't anything he had to do but he did it anyway. All the inmates were loving it so he didn't want to stop. The guards were getting pissed but he just ignored them and kept playing. I'll never forget that if I live to be 100. When you're in prison in Texas, a concert is like winning the lotto. I was at the place where John Westly Hardin did his time. Interesting, but no fun. Back then Johnny Lee played at Gillys quite a bit. I hope someday I get the chance to thank him for coming and giving the inmates some music to enjoy. Thanks Johnny.
years agoin the 60s and 70s there was a place in north hollywood ca called the palomino where just about everyone had played over the years, one night i sat next to johnny lee, what a great down to earth person, will never forget that evening.
A very handsome man who captured the heart of Dallas' gorgeous Charlene Tilton. With his voice, he had the whole package. "Sounds Like Love" is another great song by Johnny Lee.
This ones good, but I always preferred Look What You've Done to Me by Boz Scaggs. Overall great soundtrack Cherokee Fiddle, Devil Went Down to Georgia-Charlie Daniel's, Stand by Me-Mickey Gilley, Could I Have This Dance - Anne Murray, and even Lyin' Eyes-The Eagles, just to name a few
Johnny Lee had another guge hit with Cherokee Fiddle, which was also featured in Urban Cowboy. This movie singlehandedly defined a generation Johnny Lee, Mickey Gilly, Charlie Daniels and many more were featured in this film. Gillys (where the movie was filmed) was the largest bar in the world at the time.
IMMEDIATELY started SINGIN' when I saw this one on ya'll's radar: Lookin' for love...in all the wrong places....!!! GLAD to be a CRAZY NEIGHBOR!!! :) This was a GREAT MEMORY from my boot-scootin' days!! ENJOY, YA'LL!!! :) That tapping sound, Jay, is the edge of the drum being hit....
Love you guys. You seem so good for each other. Like the old saying goes "I'm not perfect and you're not perfect, the question is...Are we perfectly perfect for each other
I was about 10 when this was a hit and remember my parents playing it a ton. Good stuff. Don Williams would be a good guy for you to check out. "Tulsa Time" is a big one of his.
OMGGGGGGGGGGG! Yall did not just do this! i have just been catapulted back to 1980 and my 13th year. i swear this song was played every third time on every radio channel. the music and lyrics are burned into my brain. its probably the last thing i sing before i croak. luv you guys!
Now that you’ve heard this popular tune from 1980, you should definitely see the film it’s from: URBAN COWBOY (1980), starring John Travolta, Debra Winger, and Scott Glenn, and based on some very real people and situations in Pasadena, TX (near Houston) that were written about in Esquire magazine by Aaron Latham, who wrote the screenplay with the film’s director, James Bridges. The film's success was credited for spurring a mainstream revival of country music. Much of the action revolves around activities at Gilley's Club, a football-field-sized honky tonk in Pasadena, Texas that was tremendously popular for many years (unfortunately it no longer exists).
Glad you brought up the size of that 'ol Honkey Tonk as my Aunt called it. My Dad had extensive heart surgery in Houston so we siblings decided to run over to Gilley's to check it out including my brother taking a swing at the punching ball. His response was about the same as Winger's except she was acting and my brother was a dentist. Yikes. We took pictures. Wish I could post them. The one of me is a double exposure with me drinking a lone star (bottle) and the mechanical bull in the background. The double exposure made it look like we were having a wild time. I think we looked around, my brother tried punching the bag and we drank a beer, bought a T-shirt and went back to the hospital in Houston. It was a very big dance hall with a huge bar.
@@darthpandinus1746 I don’t recall seeing any mountains last time I watched the movie but I know that they filmed around the Houston area extensively and I can confirm that because I used to live there and I recognized several locations in the film. But I’ll keep my eyes open for mountains in the background the next time it’s on TV; it’s possible they did a pickup shot or two in the L.A. area after they had completed filming in Texas and the mountains near there got into a couple shots! 😂
@@RetroClassic66 Haven't seen it in awhile but that it one of the things I remember in the movie is John Travolta driving on the interstate and in the background you can see the snowcapped mountains of Houston. According to IMDb: The terrain of Houston/Pasadena Texas is very flat, yet as Bud and other characters are seen driving down his street in the trailer park, a significant range of hills is easily noticed in the background. (These scenes were filmed in a trailer park in a suburb of Los Angeles called Pico Rivera, California, and the hills are the San Gabriel Mountains.)
He had several hits, but this became a world hit because the love song in movie, Urban Cowboy 1982, with John Travolta and Debra Winger. She's also good in same 1982 movie An Officer and a Gentleman with young Richard Gere (Pretty Woman) and Oscar award winner Louis Gossett Jr as Sgt Foley, and David Keith as Sid Worley, known with U-571 with Matthew McConaughey. Recommend watching both of Debra in a row!
That was one of my favorite songs of that era and I never watched Urban Cowboy until years later. That movie made western clothing sky rocket in prices.
You have to watch Urban Cowboy as everyone is saying. It’s a classic you’ll fall in love with. Just a country banger of a movie. Oh and also Pure Country starring George Strait is another must.
I had a grin a mile wide during this whole reaction. Thanks so much! Every time you do one of these older country songs it takes me back to being a kid, riding in my parents' car with the country station playing. This was one of my Mom's favorites and I remembered almost all the lyrics even though I've probably not heard it in 40 years.
Aww, I love this song. It will always remind me of my late husband. This song came out shortly after we met and he would sing it to me every time it came on the radio. Thank you so much for this wonderful reaction, I will have a smile on my face all day!
Classic 70's & 80's country was pretty good. I usually only knew country songs if they crossed over into the pop & AC charts. This was one of those songs. This spent 3 weeks at #1 on the country chart, and #5 on the hot 100 singles chart in 1980. 😎
'Urban Cowboy' introduced a lot of folks to country music who might not have listened to it otherwise. Many great songs from the soundtrack. I think J and Amber will really like 'All Night Long' by Joe Walsh.
Great selection guys....was such a great dancing song back in my boot scootin' days. If there was ever a song that would get the dance floor rocking, it was this one. Thanks for playing it!!
On The Road Again- Willie Nelson. J/A this was another #1 awesome country hit from the early 80s. He’s a great story teller and in this song, he’s telling a story. Love to see you react to it in the future . Great reaction to Johnny Lee!
Alway great to throw Willie in the mix! (he’s my all-time favorite country performer). Always On My Mind is probably my favorite for him. I love this Johnny Lee song, and also The Yellow Rose of Texas duet with Lane Brody is amazing.
Oh my heavens…YOU MADE ME SMILE…I love Johnny Lee..watch the Urban Cowboy movie! More songs to check out: One in a million, it sounds like love, yellow rose of Texas, pickin up strangers, Cherokee Fidel ( my FAVORITE!!), and a funny song, don’t the girls all get prettier at closing time!😂
Became a huge hit (along with other songs on the soundtrack) being featured in Urban Cowboy...which should already be on your list of movies to react to!
I call my daughter My Nub, instead of My Love because of that song 😂😂 She has no clue what it means or where it came from but at least I get an internal chuckle out of it.
From one if my all time favorite movies, Urban Cowboy with John Travolta and Debra Winger. Would love to see you guys do a movie reaction to it. SO many great songs are in that movie. I actually never cared for country music until I saw that movie, now I love it!❤
I’m a Texan, Johnny Lee and Mickey Gilley were close friends. They both performed in the movie Urban Cowboy, plus many other country artists. Love Johnny’s songs. The looking for love album has all great songs.
Oh my gosh I was just talking about this old song to a friend of mine. It has been soooo long since I heard it and it comes into my head so often. We looked it up because we couldn't remember who sang it. And now it is on here. A great song, this is the theme song of my younger years. Thank God I am past that now...
OMG. I was just taken back to the late 70's. Wanted to do the 2 step. I always wanted to be Debra Winger from Urban Cowboy. And to be old enough to go the country bar and dance to this song.
A great song from the Urban Cowboy soundtrack. I an not even really into country music but that movie had an amazing soundtrack. Highly recommend it for a watch.😻
Wow, this song brings back memories. I’m the oldest of of three and remember my little brother and sister singing, “wooking for wud in all dee wong paces,” Bc they were still toddlers. My dad actually recorded them singing it on an old recorder/tape player. He’d get so tickled❤
Yes, Urban Cowboy with John Travolta, good movie & music! Johnny Lee was married to Charlene Tilton, who played Lucy Ewing on Dallas in the '70s & 80s, and in the follow-up series in the 2010s.
The look on Ambers face is awesome. Smiling,Happy. Jay and Amber,you two are awesome. I'm glad you get to hear so many different songs you might not have heard otherwise.
Back when country music was still county. One of the best songs to slow dance to, polishing your belt buckle and looking into your partner's eyes. Johnny Lee had one of the best smooth voices in country music.
Now that you you've been introduced to Johnny Lee, maybe sometime in the future y'all can check out the 80s movie "Urban Cowboy" on the movie channel. 😉♥
Well now you have to watch “Urban Cowboy”.
Yup. It's a good movie
Good movie, different for Travolta.
Yes! And learn to two-step. 😁
Filmed here in Houston/Pasadena, Tx❤
Ive been hoping for Urban Cowboy for years! Good movie, great dancing and 🔥soundtrack!
John Travolta in "Urban Cowboy" is what made this song famous. It's a good movie you two could react to
Might want to react to a few songs off of that sound track before watching the movie. Several good candidates.
great soundtrack.
Agreed
such a great movie. the soundtrack to this movie has so many iconic country songs.
Soundtrack was ok the movie sucked
Wookin Pa Nub - Eddie Murphy: Buckwheat Sings!
😂
Back when SNL was funny
Yep I commented about Murphy doing this, hilarious.
This is where my thoughts went immediately!
😂 this is what I came to the comment section for...KNEW i couldn't be alone 😂😂😂
You can't help but think of the smoky dark insides of Gilley's with this song.
Crazy neighbors down south, why Yes, we are!!! Now this is a hit...gotta watch "Urban Cowboy" ❤
Love it how the movie kicks off with CDB.
Movie soundtracks were seriously popular in the day, Saturday Night Fever, Grease, and in this case Urban Cowboy, all three starring John Travolta!
One of my all time favorites. Got to see him in concert once, on the front row. My favorite song of his is Cherokee Fiddle.
Cherokee Fiddle is my fav also. Love John Anderson's Seminole Wind too.
@@patriciakeith6755 For sure!
FANTASTIC SONG THAT SO FEW REMEMBER.
All the Indians dressing up like cowboys.... and the cowboys are puttin leather and turquoise on...
So with you on that one. Such a great song to dance to.
Johnny Lee holds a special place in my music history. Back in either 1978 or 1979 I got in some trouble and did some prison time in Texas. Johnny Lee came to Huntsville and gave a concert for the inmates. It wasn't anything he had to do but he did it anyway.
All the inmates were loving it so he didn't want to stop. The guards were getting pissed but he just ignored them and kept playing. I'll never forget that if I live to be 100.
When you're in prison in Texas, a concert is like winning the lotto.
I was at the place where John Westly Hardin did his time. Interesting, but no fun. Back then Johnny Lee played at Gillys quite a bit. I hope someday I get the chance to thank him for coming and giving the inmates some music to enjoy. Thanks Johnny.
Great story, thanks for sharing it.
years agoin the 60s and 70s there was a place in north hollywood ca called the palomino where just about everyone had played over the years, one night i sat next to johnny lee, what a great down to earth person, will never forget that evening.
A very handsome man who captured the heart of Dallas' gorgeous Charlene Tilton. With his voice, he had the whole package. "Sounds Like Love" is another great song by Johnny Lee.
And I love The Yellow Rose of Texas that he sings with Lane Brodie too.
She was just irresponsibly beautiful.
@@joeterp5615"The Yellow Rose of Texas" was my Dad's favorite song. But that was the Gene Autry version.
And yet she divorced him after 2 years of marriage and a child.
@@laurabailey1054 - So? You try being married as a musician spending most of your time on the road and let me know how it works out for you.
Great song on the Urban Cowboy soundtract. Would be a good movie to check out as well!
man, that Urban Cowboy scene and Mickey Gilly's club Gilly's blew up after that movie
Agreed. An excellent movie that did pretty well, and our country music on a lot of people’s radar who wouldn’t have listened to it before the film.
This ones good, but I always preferred Look What You've Done to Me by Boz Scaggs. Overall great soundtrack
Cherokee Fiddle, Devil Went Down to Georgia-Charlie Daniel's, Stand by Me-Mickey Gilley, Could I Have This Dance - Anne Murray, and even Lyin' Eyes-The Eagles, just to name a few
Johnny Lee had another guge hit with Cherokee Fiddle, which was also featured in Urban Cowboy. This movie singlehandedly defined a generation Johnny Lee, Mickey Gilly, Charlie Daniels and many more were featured in this film. Gillys (where the movie was filmed) was the largest bar in the world at the time.
They've already reacted to that one: ruclips.net/video/H_K-QvCxDFM/видео.html
OMG! Love this song especially the movie, "Urban Cowboy"!
That sound is made by the drummer tapping the rim on top of the drum while resting the drumstick on the drum head, and is called a rim shot.
Not to be confused with a rim job
I was going to make the same comment but you beat me to it LOL. What he said! ↑↑↑
Classic country. Watch “Urban Cowboy” that’s the way it really was cause I lived it!
I’ve told em a million times they gotta watch it, we gotta RALLY!!
👍👍👍💯💯👍👍
Always loved this song! And my husband used to look a lot like Johnny Lee, so liked him a lot too! 😂❤😂❤😂❤
Omg i saw this title and even though i havent heard it in a hundred years i found myself belting that s#$t in the kitchen while making basketti 😂
IMMEDIATELY started SINGIN' when I saw this one on ya'll's radar: Lookin' for love...in all the wrong places....!!! GLAD to be a CRAZY NEIGHBOR!!! :) This was a GREAT MEMORY from my boot-scootin' days!! ENJOY, YA'LL!!! :) That tapping sound, Jay, is the edge of the drum being hit....
Love you guys. You seem so good for each other. Like the old saying goes "I'm not perfect and you're not perfect, the question is...Are we perfectly perfect for each other
I was about 10 when this was a hit and remember my parents playing it a ton. Good stuff. Don Williams would be a good guy for you to check out. "Tulsa Time" is a big one of his.
And faster paced!
Also “You’re my best friend” .and “Til the rivers all run dry”
@@doreenm9168 "you're my best friend" has to be one of the sweetest tunes out there.
,and "I Believe In You" by Don Williams would certainly be right up Amber's alley. It would undoubtly pluck at her sentimental hearstrings.
Featured in Urban Cowboy. A classic film y'all need to watch
One of my favorite songs of all time!!
OMGGGGGGGGGGG! Yall did not just do this! i have just been catapulted back to 1980 and my 13th year. i swear this song was played every third time on every radio channel. the music and lyrics are burned into my brain. its probably the last thing i sing before i croak. luv you guys!
Now that you’ve heard this popular tune from 1980, you should definitely see the film it’s from: URBAN COWBOY (1980), starring John Travolta, Debra Winger, and Scott Glenn, and based on some very real people and situations in Pasadena, TX (near Houston) that were written about in Esquire magazine by Aaron Latham, who wrote the screenplay with the film’s director, James Bridges. The film's success was credited for spurring a mainstream revival of country music. Much of the action revolves around activities at Gilley's Club, a football-field-sized honky tonk in Pasadena, Texas that was tremendously popular for many years (unfortunately it no longer exists).
Glad you brought up the size of that 'ol Honkey Tonk as my Aunt called it. My Dad had extensive heart surgery in Houston so we siblings decided to run over to Gilley's to check it out including my brother taking a swing at the punching ball. His response was about the same as Winger's except she was acting and my brother was a dentist. Yikes. We took pictures. Wish I could post them. The one of me is a double exposure with me drinking a lone star (bottle) and the mechanical bull in the background. The double exposure made it look like we were having a wild time.
I think we looked around, my brother tried punching the bag and we drank a beer, bought a T-shirt and went back to the hospital in Houston. It was a very big dance hall with a huge bar.
Only thing is the are no mountains outside of Houston.
@@darthpandinus1746 I don’t recall seeing any mountains last time I watched the movie but I know that they filmed around the Houston area extensively and I can confirm that because I used to live there and I recognized several locations in the film. But I’ll keep my eyes open for mountains in the background the next time it’s on TV; it’s possible they did a pickup shot or two in the L.A. area after they had completed filming in Texas and the mountains near there got into a couple shots! 😂
@@RetroClassic66 Haven't seen it in awhile but that it one of the things I remember in the movie is John Travolta driving on the interstate and in the background you can see the snowcapped mountains of Houston.
According to IMDb: The terrain of Houston/Pasadena Texas is very flat, yet as Bud and other characters are seen driving down his street in the trailer park, a significant range of hills is easily noticed in the background. (These scenes were filmed in a trailer park in a suburb of Los Angeles called Pico Rivera, California, and the hills are the San Gabriel Mountains.)
@@darthpandinus1746
Filming
Sissy and Bud! 😂
LOL... I just love Sissy!
Travolta line, "Go see your daddy, you like him better." 😂😂
Yes, yes I’ve requested Urban Cowboy on one of your other videos. (John Travolta ) Also, The Doors Val Kilmer ❤️
Now You Have To Watch Urban Cowboy Soon!! 🤘🏻🤠
John Travolta in Urban Cowboy is what made this a hit!
This song was the theme for the movie "Urban Cowboy" starring John Travolta...
He had several hits, but this became a world hit because the love song in movie, Urban Cowboy 1982, with John Travolta and Debra Winger. She's also good in same 1982 movie An Officer and a Gentleman with young Richard Gere (Pretty Woman) and Oscar award winner Louis Gossett Jr as Sgt Foley, and David Keith as Sid Worley, known with U-571 with Matthew McConaughey. Recommend watching both of Debra in a row!
Don’t forget Terms Of Endearment (1983)
Not talking about all of her movies, just the two that fans talk about.That movie isn't like these, whet a stupid one!!!@@paulpeacock1181
Debra Winger was awesome! In all those movies you listed! The only thing is Urban Cowboy was released June 6 1980
Love me some Johnnie Lee one in a million is also an awesome song too guys much ❤ blessing to you both
That was one of my favorite songs of that era and I never watched Urban Cowboy until years later. That movie made western clothing sky rocket in prices.
You have to watch Urban Cowboy as everyone is saying. It’s a classic you’ll fall in love with. Just a country banger of a movie. Oh and also Pure Country starring George Strait is another must.
Now y'all have got to check out "Urban Cowboy" . Also the movie has a great soundtrack.
I had a grin a mile wide during this whole reaction. Thanks so much! Every time you do one of these older country songs it takes me back to being a kid, riding in my parents' car with the country station playing. This was one of my Mom's favorites and I remembered almost all the lyrics even though I've probably not heard it in 40 years.
Aww, I love this song. It will always remind me of my late husband. This song came out shortly after we met and he would sing it to me every time it came on the radio. Thank you so much for this wonderful reaction, I will have a smile on my face all day!
Classic 70's & 80's country was pretty good. I usually only knew country songs if they crossed over into the pop & AC charts. This was one of those songs. This spent 3 weeks at #1 on the country chart, and #5 on the hot 100 singles chart in 1980. 😎
Great memories from the Urban Cowboys. Be sure to watch the movie. Istill have that album!
This song could be the perfect song to learn to dance a two-step, nice comfortable pace and the beat stands out the entire song.
From the soundtrack Urban Cowboy with John Travolta. You guys should check that movie out.
I was 7 when this song came out. And I LOVED IT! Haven't heard it in years. Thanks for the nostalgia!
'Urban Cowboy' introduced a lot of folks to country music who might not have listened to it otherwise. Many great songs from the soundtrack. I think J and Amber will really like 'All Night Long' by Joe Walsh.
OMG. I grew up listening to this record. Mom’s fave country singer. Pickin up strangers is another hit of this album.
Great selection guys....was such a great dancing song back in my boot scootin' days. If there was ever a song that would get the dance floor rocking, it was this one. Thanks for playing it!!
This is a great song, it was in "Urban Cowboy", a great movie you should check out!
On The Road Again- Willie Nelson. J/A this was another #1 awesome country hit from the early 80s. He’s a great story teller and in this song, he’s telling a story. Love to see you react to it in the future . Great reaction to Johnny Lee!
Alway great to throw Willie in the mix! (he’s my all-time favorite country performer). Always On My Mind is probably my favorite for him.
I love this Johnny Lee song, and also The Yellow Rose of Texas duet with Lane Brody is amazing.
I see John Travolta & Debra Winger falling in love when they are dancing to this...(A very HOT dance scene, I might add)
Oh my heavens…YOU MADE ME SMILE…I love Johnny Lee..watch the Urban Cowboy movie!
More songs to check out:
One in a million, it sounds like love, yellow rose of Texas, pickin up strangers, Cherokee Fidel ( my FAVORITE!!), and a funny song, don’t the girls all get prettier at closing time!😂
Yellow Rose of Texas!! Yes!!
Great suggestions ❤😊
Yep - I love The Yellow Rose of Texas duet with Lane Brody! That and this one are my two favorite songs of his.
Every time I hear this song I think of the movie "Urban Cowboy"! it stars John Tavolta.
Became a huge hit (along with other songs on the soundtrack) being featured in Urban Cowboy...which should already be on your list of movies to react to!
Man i sat in so many bars back then listening to this song and looking for love in all the wrong places. Thanks guys.
Is country music UN TRY music? I had a Bay innovator right? The RITHT wrote white A. W I how did I hit jimmy
I haven't heard this since I was a kid, probably late 70's. I instantly knew every word.
Part of the Sound Track for the Movie Urban Cowboy which you now must watch. Great Movie and Sound Track.
I cannot hear this song without thinking about the greatest cover by Buckwheat "Wookin' pa' nub."
I call my daughter My Nub, instead of My Love because of that song 😂😂 She has no clue what it means or where it came from but at least I get an internal chuckle out of it.
i WOULD HAVE LOVED TO LERN THE DANCE FOR THIS IT LOOKS SO FUN.
I haven't heard this song in 35 years and I still know the lyrics. Music is awesome.t
From one if my all time favorite movies, Urban Cowboy with John Travolta and Debra Winger. Would love to see you guys do a movie reaction to it. SO many great songs are in that movie. I actually never cared for country music until I saw that movie, now I love it!❤
Amen
Johnny Lee was great. Check out Cherokee Fiddle and Picking Up Strangers if you ever get a chance. Classic country is great
Omg..
When I seen thectital.of thr song I was like no way. I heard this wayback in the day and loved it
Nice warm voice 😊 song that's easy listening ❤
I believe the drummer is hitting the metal rim of the drum.
With the stick laying flat
That’s called a rimshot
Classic, classic song and it coined the phrase; "Looking for love in all the wrong places"....
I’m a Texan, Johnny Lee and Mickey Gilley were close friends. They both performed in the movie Urban Cowboy, plus many other country artists. Love Johnny’s songs. The looking for love album has all great songs.
Urban Cowboy Time!! Gotta watch it
This is one of my all time favorites songs. Urban Cowboy has one of the best soundtracks out there. I still have the album.
Oh my gosh I was just talking about this old song to a friend of mine. It has been soooo long since I heard it and it comes into my head so often. We looked it up because we couldn't remember who sang it. And now it is on here. A great song, this is the theme song of my younger years. Thank God I am past that now...
Wookin' pa nub... (IYKYK)
My first thought!😂😂
YES!!!
Hahaha! I scrolled to see if anyone had so I wouldn't be a repeat offender! Great sketch! "Unce, tice, fee times a mady."
@@douglasdavis8395that’s exactly how I found your reply! I so wish there really was a “Buckwheat Sings” album to buy.
I read the comments before watching so thanks a lot! I couldn’t sing along without saying wookin pa nub! 😂😂
Another great song from the Urban Cowboy soundtrack.
Your musical growth over the past two years has been very entertaining to watch. RSR is my good space on social media. Thank you. 👍
OMG. I was just taken back to the late 70's. Wanted to do the 2 step. I always wanted to be Debra Winger from Urban Cowboy. And to be old enough to go the country bar and dance to this song.
GREAT SONG
Took me way back
A great song from the Urban Cowboy soundtrack. I an not even really into country music but that movie had an amazing soundtrack. Highly recommend it for a watch.😻
Wow, this song brings back memories. I’m the oldest of of three and remember my little brother and sister singing, “wooking for wud in all dee wong paces,” Bc they were still toddlers. My dad actually recorded them singing it on an old recorder/tape player. He’d get so tickled❤
My farewell party another great hit from him
Bud & Sissy 💃🕺💃🕺🍻🥃🍻🥃 Ye ' Haaawwww
Yes, Urban Cowboy with John Travolta, good movie & music! Johnny Lee was married to Charlene Tilton, who played Lucy Ewing on Dallas in the '70s & 80s, and in the follow-up series in the 2010s.
Great song to work aware around the dance floor with someone special
I can see everyone doing the two step at Gilley’s!
Awesome song and great movie Urban Cowboy 🤠
The Urban Cowboy Soundtrack is full of great singers and songs. |I am gonna have to dig mine out tonight.
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The look on Ambers face is awesome. Smiling,Happy. Jay and Amber,you two are awesome. I'm glad you get to hear so many different songs you might not have heard otherwise.
This is prime two-steppin' music! You have to watch the movie now!
Wow this song is the Urban Cowboy movie !!
Big hit back in the day
This is from Urban Cowboy. Y’all should watch this movie. Saw him and Mickey Gilley in concert. Such a great show!!!!!
YES YOU TWO ARE SOUL MATES!!!❤ IT
Haven't heard this since the last time I watched Urban Cowboy years ago
He’s got some great tracks. Try - Cherokee fiddle, bet your heart on me, pickin up strangers, hey bartender
I was at Gilleys for Mother's Day back in the 80s .. Mickey Gilley was there, and Johnny Lee, it was great!
That click you hear is called a "Rim Shot". Drummer hitting the edge of the snare with the large end of the drum Stick. 😊
This song is from urban cowboy and you guys should check out that movie
It’s about time guys how about watching “URBAN COWBOY “that’s a good movie John travolta and Debra winger
One of my all time favorite songs ❤
Back when country music was still county. One of the best songs to slow dance to, polishing your belt buckle and looking into your partner's eyes. Johnny Lee had one of the best smooth voices in country music.
Wookin pa nub!
😂😂😂 I was thinking the same thing. (Eddie Murphy)
Fee Tines A Mady 😂😂- Buhweat !! Classic Eddie SNL. Love the comment @one
@@cindijacobs230 ruclips.net/video/UZDsBdB9sgg/видео.htmlsi=oeMT0wwCBRjb6xPU
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😂🤣😭😂. He was so funny!
Anyone of a certain age cannot hear this song without singing "Wookin pa Nub!"
Urban Cowboy movie review is mandatory now
Classic belt buckle polishing music. Beer sawdust in a dark dance hall and some serious dancing.
I absolutely love this song and movie-
I love "Wookin' Pa Nub".
You made me laugh
That was exactly what popped in my head when the song started.
Now that you you've been introduced to Johnny Lee, maybe sometime in the future y'all can check out the 80s movie "Urban Cowboy" on the movie channel. 😉♥