SOLO!? FIRST TIME HEARING Jon Bon Jovi - Blaze Of Glory REACTION
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- SOLO!? FIRST TIME HEARING John Bon Jovi - Blaze Of Glory REACTION
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Young guns should be on your movie list. Great actors Emilio esteves, Keifer Sutherland and more. Story of Billy the kid.
I was just getting ready to suggest that. An amazing movie 🎬
Lou Diamond Phillips also in Young Guns
Agreed!
All of them at the beginning of their careers
One of the greatest movies ever.
One of the best songs ever written for a movie. Perfectly composed and perfectly performed.
Both theme songs were copied from the song Bad Company by the band Bad Company. Kid Rock copied it to for Only God Knows Why also ......
@@travisyarbrough4033 🤦♂
This song is for the "Young Guns II" film. It had Emilio Estevez, Lou Diamond Phillips, Keifer Sutherland and Christian Slater. It's about Billy the Kid. My personal thoughts is I love both Young Guns movies and Emilio Estevez is friends with Jon Bon Jovi, which got him to do the songs and music for the second Young Guns movie. Also, Jon Bon Jovi was in the movie for about 1 second, he raised up out of a hole, which got shot and fell back into the hole.
Don't forget that Jon Bon Jovi was in the second one I believe. You can't really recognize him but he gets shot...just a brief appearance
He did the whole soundtrack as a solo album to Young Guns II... if you want a Bon Jovi (band) song similar to this sound, check out the song "Dry County"... it's probably my favorite by them.
He got shot through the heart.
Young Guns is one of those rare series where the sequel is of equal or better quality than the original. As short as Billy the Kid's life was, it sure as hell was eventful.
This would also be the first time I would see William Peterson in a role. He would later go on to play the lead in the infamous CSI on CBS.
Jon Bon Jovi wrote almost the entire album (99%) for the Young Guns II soundtrack. I'd recommend to everyone to listen to the entire album. It shows a lot of Jon's spiritual side. Please do more videos for more songs from this album. Another artist that performed on this album was Elton John.
Blood Money is great
Billy Get Your Guns. AMAZING driving music. The entire album is solid
And the amazing Jeff Beck on guitars Rest his soul.
... and he's in the movie for like 2 seconds. Check it out.
Even Randy Jackson from American Idol played bass on one or two tracks. Bang A Drum is an amazing song.
The most moving lines in this for me always were "I never drew first but I drew first blood" (you'll understand that line if you see the movie) and then "You ask if I'll grow to be a wise man, Well I ask if I'll grow old", "Let this boy die like a man" This entire album was awesome. Miracle and Bang a Drum are personal favorites. All the songs are based on a gunslinger point of view. Gotta think the movies were all about Billy the Kid and that life. So he writes like he's an outlaw type. You definitely should see Young Guns and YG II on your movie channel:)
Both of those movies are absolute classics that don't get the respect they deserve!
In my opinion this soundtrack represents the pinnacle of Jon Bon Jovi's vocal and song writing abilities. Absolute perfection.
INDEED!👏👏
100 % agree
No joke
💯
101% agree. Personally, I put Blaze of Glory (the album) above all the works with the band.
When you watch this movie (Young Guns II, which is about Billy the Kid), keep in mind that the actor, Emilio Estevez is Charlie Sheen's brother in real life and also Martin Sheen's son. Emilio Estevez was the jock in the movie The Breakfast Club.
In this movie, you'll also see Keifer Southerland, who was in the movie The Lost Boys (that you watched). This movie also has Lou Diamond Phillips who played Ritchie Valens in the movie La Bamba... Which you still REALLY REALLY need to watch!
Was just thinking about everything you just said and couldn’t remember if they had watched LaBamba yet and I really hope they do soon!!
@@georgianajones2346 me too! It's a must 💜
OMG YES! LA Bamba is a MUST SEE for them! So freakin good! It's another great 80s movie! Best music and best movies! The 80s!
And Lou Diamond Phillips is AMAZING in it!
And Alan Ruck who played Cameron in Ferris Buellers day off
They'll also be introduced to the handsome Christian Slater 😍
The sound that you’re asking about is from an instrument known as a “Jews Harp” or “Mouth Harp”. I nearly drove my family nuts trying to learn to play one that I won at the county fair when I was ten.
Here is a fantastic demonstration of a Jew's Harp
ruclips.net/video/_EZrhYg8O_U/видео.html
Did you ever learn how to play it?
Lol, I bet. I could just imagine my little brother screwing around with one & it would have driven me nuts!
It’s easy to imagine, cause he was in a lot of plays & musicals as a kid. He was constantly walking around the house & singing at the top of his lungs. I still have 35 year old nightmares of him singing ‘Oliver’ for weeks on end🤣
@@dannybaker4641 Not very well, I’m afraid. I tried playing along whenever I heard one, usually in the Saturday afternoon westerns, but it was cheaply made, and the flat spring broke at the tack weld. I got distracted by other adventures and never replaced it. Maybe I should give it another try. LOL
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 I was the oldest sibling, so I kind of enjoyed annoying my brother and sister...from time to time. I suspect that was at least one of the reasons I didn’t get a new one for Christmas that year. Yes, I asked. lol
Jeff Beck on lead guitar, Benmont Tench(Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers) on keys, Randy Jackson (yeah Dawg! Him) on bass, and Kenny Arnoff on drums. This is a dream band. Can't even guess how many hits all these guys played on.
I did not know that randy was on this.
RIP Jeff Beck 🙌🤍
@@ki_tb12😢
24 years in the Army, slept on the ground for a quarter of my life, this song hits home.
Ty for your service to this country sir, my family appreciates your & your family for your sacrifices.
@@stevenangle8407 I'm honored 😊
"You ask about my conscience and I'll offer you my soul.
You ask if I want to be a wise man, and I ask if I'll grow old.
You ask if I know love and what it's like to sing songs in the rain. Well,, I've seen love come, I've seen it shot down and I've seen it die in vain"
The lyrics to this song are incredible.
Absolutely...some of the very best lyrics in music.
Yup, & he wrote it on napkins sitting at a bar with Emilio & Kiefer in 15 minutes.
@@ItsHammer Did not know that, but it doesn't surprise me. As a writer of novels, poems, short stories and songs myself, I know that when inspiration hits, my pen can't keep up with my mind.
"SHOT....."
In the entire album, as far as I'm concerned!
Either on his own or leading the band, Jon Bon Jovi is incredible.
-Dead or Alive
-Lay Your Hands On Me
-Bed of Roses
-Have A Nice Day
-(You Want To) Make A Memory
You guys will love Young Guns I & II. (First time I fell for Kiefer Sutherland!)
One other Western must watch is Tombstone (Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, et al.)
Yes Tombstone- please!!!
💯 facts!! My teenage years!
I would like to second the suggestion of Wanted Dead or Alive.
Wanted Dead or Alive! Favorite Bon Jovi song 🔥
@@estills4768 Yeah, I was just about to suggest that, but wasn't sure if they had already reacted to it! I was just about to check out their playlist! Dead or Alive and Lay Your Hands On Me are probably my 2 favorites of theirs!
"Blaze of Glory" (1990) was Bon Jovi's 5th and last #1 single on Billboard's Hot 100. Between 1984 to 2006, Bon Jovi charted 30 singles on the Hot 100, 20 in the Top 40, 11 in the Top 10 featuring 5 #1 singles ("You Give Love a Bad Name," "Livin' on a Prayer" (both 1986), "Bad Medicine" (1988), "I'll Be There For You," (1989) & "Blaze of Glory."
This single was credited to Jon Bon Jovi as a solo artist. It featured musicians Jeff Beck & Aldo Nova (guitars) and Randy Jackson (bass).
"Blaze of Glory" was nominated for a Best Original Song Academy Award but lost to "Sooner or Later" from "Dick Tracy" (composed by Stephen Sondheim, sung by Madonna).
This was also nominated for a Grammy, but lost to "Under the Sea" by Alan Menken & Howard Ashman. However, it won a Golden Globe.
Like anyone remembers that song from Dick T.
That entire soundtrack he did for Young Guns II is amazing. Just soak in the lyrics. Jon Bon Jovi really did a stellar job in capturing the spirit and heart of the movie. They lyrics to Santa Fe, Blood Money, etc.- All excellent storytelling songs.
Fun fact, the producers of young guns 2 wanted to use "wanted dead or alive" but Jon Bon Jovi knew the lyrics wouldn't fit so he wrote this song.
The producers of Young Guns II asked Jon if they could have Bon Jovi's "Wanted Dead or Alive" for their movie. Jon didn't think it would be a good fit, so he wrote them a whole new song for it - "Blaze of Glory".
Lol. Looks like you and I typed almost the exact same post at the exact same time.
@@jasong.5165 That's funny!🤣 So great!👍
And he was so inspired by the screenplay that he wrote a whole album from it. In turn, the producers love Blaze so much the add Blaze of Glory to the title of the movie. "Young Guns 2:Blaze of Glory"
Jon Bon Jovi & Richie Sambora... MTV Video Music Awards... Livin' on a Prayer/Wanted Dead or Alive is a must. Basically started the "Unplugged" movement that many rock bands of the 80s followed.
I’ve been waiting a long time for someone to react to the MTV thing. Seems a no-brainer. Yet nothing. Maybe it’s generational and nobody cares about the historical significance. No idea…..
You beat me to it. I was going to suggest the same thing. That performance is iconic, and would definitely be something worth reacting to. The unplugged movement picked up so much speed after this that MTV started an entire series called "Unplugged." For many artists, it was a way to show you had made it. One, you had be a big enough hit that MTV would ask you to do it, and you then had to have some pretty good skill to sound decent doing an entire acoustic set. I still have my "KISS Unplugged" CD.
Yessssss! Love that performance!!
@@matthewvade6553 I've also suggested KISS - I Still Love You from that MTV Unplugged. Arguably, Paul Stanley's finest vocal performance!
Yeah that rendition of those songs is a must see!
This song gets all the hype, but John did the entire soundtrack for Young Guns II. IMO the whole album is great. Thete is even a duet with Little Richard.
And a song with Elton John at the piano, and the renowed guitarist Jeff Beck across the entire album.
John makes a brief cameo. He is shot and lands in a water trough
Yes! Santa Fe and Dyin' Ain't Much of Livin' are great tracks, and the one with Little Richard, "You Really Got Me" is fun and different from the rest of the album.
I wore my cassette tape out of this soundtrack lol. One of the best soundtracks of a movie.
Cant believe with all the bon jovi they have done and they have not done
WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE there best song simply magical masterpiece
Jon no sólo es una cara y cuerpo bonito, sino también un gran artista, cantante, músico, compositor, y actor.
OMG guys this was thee Rock Anthem back n the day!! Shit down in a blaze of glory was cranked as high as you could, everywhere!! But J MY MAN, ACDC is dying to be played again. I’m telling ya RIDE ON is an absolute Banger of blues!! You will not be disappointed. Much love and light to you and your family. You guys are the best. 💙💙☀️☀️
YESS!! Ride on is critical! It's an amazing tune. It's blues, but ACDC style. Angus has a way of going back and forth between both the blues scale and I think the mixolydian mode. Sounds boring AF when I describe it that way, but soundwise, anything but boring!
I would love to watch them react to Ride On too. 👍👍👍👍
It's not actually the final movie anymore though. Young Guns 3 just came out.
There's some damn fine lyric writing here. This song is amazing, and man both of the Young Guns movies are classics. This is from Young Guns 2. Seriously, see them both. You'll dig them!
His solo album based on this movie is excellent. The song "Santa Fe" is probably my all time favorite by him. And the lyrics, oh my lord are they good
Santa fe is an amazing and underrated song
Santander Fe was awesome
Blood Money and Bang a Drum, whole album is solid though, remember seeing Young Guns two in the theater back when I was going into 7th grade man got this cassette same year
@@nathanmaxey4604 yep. I'm ways torn between those 3 songs. I know it wasn't all him but those are some great arrangements with amazing lyrics. Still love the whole album. I'm a bit older...old enough to remember my female friends freaking out over the rolling stones cover when the first movie came out! Definitely two of my favorite westerns
@@nathanmaxey4604 I absolutely love Bang a Drum!
"Santa Fe" from this album is epic!
Rock like this from the 70s 80s 90s will never be the same! Bon Jovi, GnR, Def Leapard Aerosmith, Zeppelin, Floyd, Heart, etc! These groups were built in the streets, schools, in the garage in the parks, pubs clubs and buses sleeping in motels, campers cars😂 They were friends who played the instruments and wrote the music and Rocked it. Nowadays its all done for you.
How could one be a teenager in the 80's and not be in love with Jon Bon Jovi? This album was great to sing along to from start to finish. He made a whole album inspired by the Young Guns movie. He was getting his western vibe on.
Didn't have to be a teen to be in love with Jon Bon Jovi, I was in my thirties when they appeared on the scene and I loved him too.
Lol I was a teenager 10 years ago and still was in love with the guy xD
Not just inspired by, but written for Young Guns II
Bon Jovi was asked if they could use Wanted Dead or Alive, but he told them he would write a new song for them instead. They thanked him by giving him a cameo
Definitely, loved him, still love him.
This song is listed in Wiki for the soundtrack for "Young Guns" and "Young Guns II". "Young Guns" and "Young Guns II" are well worth watching. Young Guns was called the most historically accurate telling of the story of Billy the Kid. A great line up of actors. If you don't recognize them, you need to dig deeper. Another must-see is "Tombstone" which has a different, but equally great, cast of characters. I also liked "Legends of the Fall".
Song wasn’t around when young guns came out. It was written specifically for young guns two.
@@jasong.5165 I also thought it was for YGII, but Wiki said it was on both soundtracks, so I went with that.
I really like all your recommedations, great movies all! I have all 4!
Seconding Tombstone, that's a must see.
I think our movie lists match!! 😯👍😃❣️😃👍
Starring Emilio Esteves, Lou Diamond Phillips, and a bunch of others. Start with Young Guns part 1. Emilio plays Billy the Kid. And he does it very AWESOME
Love
This song made the movie more awesome
I love Bon Jovi! And Jon has some amazing solo songs as well. “Miracle”, “Midnight in Chelsea”, “Janie Don’t You Take Your Love To Town”… ☺️
Thanks for doing this one. "Bang a drum" is the one I like the most from this album, there's so much in to that song.
The instrument y’all say sounds like a door stopper is called a “Juice harp” or “jaw harp”. It’s a small metal instrument you hold against your lips and pluck a slender metal piece which gets its sound from the open air in the mouth combined with the metal piece vibrating to make that iconic sound.
Best way I know how to describe it.
Here is a fantastic demonstration of a Jew's Harp
ruclips.net/video/_EZrhYg8O_U/видео.html
I can play that, the washboard and the jug....
My husband has 3 of them. He’s a musician and collects unusual instruments.
hey, you described it better than I could - I had one once, probably around the time this song came out
@Strawberry Shortcake
It's called both.
I can't remember but if y'all haven't done Wanted Dead or Alive , please do. Absolutely awesome song by Bon Jovi.
I was honestly expecting the opening riff from Wanted Dead or Alive, but then I was like, oh right, it's the Young Guns one
"Wanted Dead or Alive" is a true BANGER!! ❤️👏👏👏👏👏
Yes please!
Hey Jay & Amber! This song was on the soundtrack for the movie "Young Guns" with Emilio Estevez (who was also in the movie "The Breakfast Club"), Kiefer Sutherland (who was also in the movie "The Lost Boys"), and Lou Diamond Phillips (who was also in the movie "La Bamba"). All of those films you should absolutely review. You won't regret it.
Soundtrack for Young guns 2.
and Christian Slater., Charlie Sheen, Dermot Mulroney.
also with William Peterson as Pat Garret, long before staring in CSI Vegas.
I can remember hitting playing Bon Jovi over and over on repeat when I was much younger. Drove everyone in our home crazy. They were one of my favorites.
The song is from the soundtrack to the movie 'Young Guns II" I remember when this came out I had bought the cassette...yes it was that long ago, the week before the movie came out. I listened to that soundtrack for that whole week and by the time I got to go watch it, I stayed at the end of the movie so I could hear the song on the big screen. Still one of the best soundtracks and it still holds up to this day. Little known fact...JBJ had a VERY small role in the movie. (He was one of the men in the hole with Chavez and Doc) It was Jon's first movie role.
So many great almost throwaway lines…
“when your born into this world, well they say your born in sin.
Well, at least they gave me something, I didn’t have to steal or have to win.”
“I’m the colt in your stable,
I’m what Cain was to Able,
Mr. Catch me if you can.”
Great track from the Young Guns 2 soundtrack... and if you haven't watched Young Guns 1 or 2. Those are worth a watch as well.
Great cast and its loosely based about the life of Billy the kid. Those 2 movies are 2 of my top westerns.
Agree 💯👍 really good westerns🇺🇲
Jon had a few solo hits apart from the band. This was from Young Guns II, the second (and final) movie in the series. Jon actually had a (non-speaking) cameo in the movie, getting shot down in a... well, you know. "Miracle" and "Midnight in Chelsea" are two other great tunes of his.
He made it out the hole though... barely... haha
Bang a Drum is also a great song of that album.
I just heard they’re planning a 3rd YGs movie.
He made several other films- Moonlight and Valentino is my favorite.
@@1177kc U571 is also a very good movie.
I had to watch this again...he is still gorgeous you know. Y'all are doin it with smiles 😃 😊
BEST WESTERN Bon Jovi Song by far their biggest early hit. Wanted Dead or Alive
Jeff Beck on guitar and Randy Jackson on bass. 🔥🔥🔥
what a line up!
@@randor73 For real!
Benmont Tench (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) played the Hammond Organ on this track.
Kenny Aronoff (John Mellencamp, John Fogerty, Bob Seeger, and others on tours or on record) played drums . 😎
@@gtrgar4561 🔥🔥🔥
This song was an in joke in our family. That he never seemed to ever fall off the cliff lol.... I remember this song vividly being played on Saturday morning RAVE programs. Its a great song. Respect to him as a person as well, such a fine caring individual.
There are so many Bon Jovi songs I'd love to see your reaction to. Wanted Dead Or Alive, Never Say Goodbye, Bad Medicine, Lay Your Hands on Me. And like others have said, their performance at the 1989 MTV VMA'S is epic. Jon and Richie are magic together.
Never Say Goodbye is 1 of my all time faves!!!
Yes! “Wanted Dead or Alive”. Video and song was a great one!
Yes to that original comment👆
I Love this song is the first time I hear this song
I didn't heard this song in Years. And it blasted me away with your reaction. Love your reaction like always. But this brings back memories and of course the time of Young Guns and Young Guns II. He has this signature voice which you can hear out just by hearing the first parts of the song.
"Young Guns" was a good movie but "Unforgiven" with Clint Eastwood is a one of the best westerns of all time. Fun fact: they were wanting him to use the song "wanted Dead or alive" which is one of their biggest if not biggest hit they had with bon Jovi for the movie but he refused and wrote that song blaze of glory for the movie instead.
Unforgiven was okay. I liked them about the same. Different kinds of westerns. I like the Good the bad and the Ugly much more than Unforgiven if you are thinking of Clint Eastwood westerns in a more spaghetti western-esque feel.
@@carlpeterson8182 I agree but a lot of younger folks have a tough time relating to them old westerns!
@@timmypyron2830 Speaking of old westerns, they should watch High Noon with Gary Cooper! That is a great western with so much great actors/ acting, great dialogue an plot, and great pacing. One of the greatest movies of all time let alone westerns.
@@carlpeterson8182 great one 😉
Unforgiven has a great ending. Rest of the movie is boring as heck. Young Guns films are the best modern Westerns along with Tombstone.
32 years later and I can still sing every single word. Bon Jovi was my first concert at 12 years old.
I was on a Iron Maiden consert back in early 80's and Bon Jovi was the opening band playing their first hit "Runaway", feels like yesterday 🤟
This whole album is fire! Some of Jon's best work actually! From Miricle to Santa Fe, Billy Get Your Gun, Blood Money, and my personal favorite Bang a Drum!
Hey Patty Garett!
Because he had Jeff Beck on Guitar and Elton John on Keyboards.. Kinda really can't miss when you had these Cats on your team
@@Lee4364 True but his writing was also very good. Some of his most original writing to be honest.
@@djdex68 100% dude
Don't forget Kenny Aronoff on drums that guy is a monster player and had played for a lot of the artist you all have listed to already!
Let's not forget that Elton John, Aldo Nova and Little Richard were part of this group of super musicians put together for this album. Emilio Estevez's and Julia Waters chanting in the song "Justice In The Barrell" are amazing. This is a great album overall. Wish you guys could do reactions to all the songs, especially "Never Say Die," "Bang A Drum" and "Santa Fe"
The dooing twang sound in the song is played by what I’ve heard it called is a juice harp! It’s basically a metal sideways mushroom shaped mouth instrument with a flat spring in the middle. The sound comes from a hum and vibrates with the flick of the spring
An 80's band who gets overlooked is Sheriff. "When I'm With You" is a power ballad. The singer, Freddy Curci, has an exceptional voice.
Please listen to this one.
I totally agree! I had nearly forgotten about that song! About 30 years ago I sang it at a friend's wedding. I didn't do a bad job, but I couldn't do the original it's due justice. ❤🔥
If I remember correctly, it held the world record at the time for the longest-sustained high note in a rock song. A definite must-hear.
Yes, agree. Love the music of this decade, 80s and 90s .. todays music comes up short. We were very fortunate.
Our wedding dance song in 1989
One of Bon Jovi's best song. His vocals are so beautiful with raw emotion. The country undertones are so evident in this movie song for "Young Guns". Another great suggestion for your movie channel.
Guitars are insane in this song. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Check out "Always" by Bon Jovi. That's one of the last songs by them where Jon really belts it out and a great power ballad.
or bed of roses
@@biancaganesh I thought of that one right after I posted. Another great choice.
This song reminds me of my best friends in high-school "Regulators MOUNT Up!"
Fun fact: Jon Bon Jovi had a cameo in Young Guns II. During the "pit" break, he's one of the guys that gets out and takes a shotgun blast to the chest and thrown back into the pit.
Jon Bon Jovi wrote the soundtrack to Young Guns II, and he's even in the movie, he plays an inmate. He was also in the movie U571.
The whole soundtrack is excellent! Especially Santa Fe and Blood money, miracle…his voice is so good throughout.
I agree completely!
That soundtrack as well as the Lost Boys soundtrack are both amazing!
One of my favorite albums of all time. He was in top form vocally and lyrically.
Still love the entire album
Santa Fe was so extreme vocally that Jon never even tried to do it live again, at least on the same key.
The movie Young Guns was huge then.
Around 7:02, those Civil War drums kick in, just wow. The scenery is stunning and so is John! Great movies.
Love this song. Excellent choice. He always is.
Bon Jovi's guitarist Richie Sambora did some solo albums too. Give "Stranger in This Town" a listen. Richie's voice is so soulful and recognizable.
I love the whole album!!!! Love his voice!
One Light Burning shows his talent imo. Very good album.
Richie Sambora has 3 albums out. Each one is excellent. I would suggest reacting to Harlem Rain, from his 2nd album, Undiscovered Soul.
The guitar solo is sick!! Played by Jeff Beck using a slide and a whammy bar which no one really did. Simply amazing!
This is from Young Guns II . I played this song into the ground! I loved the song and the movie. Obviously you need to see the first Young Guns.
The first movie is kind of the "origin" of the legend of Billy the Kid and the second, the rest of the story of Billy the Kid as told by "Billy the Kid" or William H Bonney ( his given name).
Lots of big name men in it who were a BIG DEAL at the time and we rushed to the theaters to feast our eyes on them! Lol
The song fits with Young Guns ll very well. In fact...look REALLY close and you'll see Jon Bon Jovi in the movie! Tom Cruise has a cameo in the first one.
This is one of JBJ's best songs, and Omg...just suited the vibe of the movie- Young Guns 2 wonderfully! Jon even had a very quick cameo as a prisoner held in a dirt pit in the movie. Both YG films were great and Emilio was Billy like a glove fits a hand. 😏
This is from the Young Guns II Soundtrack. Bon Jovi wrote most of the music for the album and played a tiny part. It's about Billy the Kid. Great movie, just watched it again a couple weeks ago.
Agree. You should definitely do Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora at the 1989 MTV music awards. So great!
Great song, great band, great movie! Richie Sambora was a legendary guitarist and a perfect backup singer to provide the harmonies.
I suggested Young Guns 1 and 2. This song is from the soundtrack of Young Guns 2. Awesome movies guys! There are actors you've seen already. Emilio Esteves from Breakfast Club, Lou Diamond Phillips from La Bamba, and Kiefer Sutherland was a vampire in Lost Boys.
I think I read somewhere that one of the people behind the original Young Guns movie had been inspired to make the movie, at least in part, by Bon Jovi's Wanted Dead or Alive song. When Jon heard that he thought that the lyrics didnt actually fit the movie and so wrote this song for the sequel. Pardon any failings of memory, its been many years since seeing the interview.
Have a Nice Day, Bounce and keep the faith. All three awesome songs
For Jon Bon Jovi there are a good number of good songs that I liked by them.
1) Living On A Prayer
2) Bad Medicine
3) Lay Your Hands On Me
4) Wanted Dead or Alive
5) You Give Love A Bad Name
Great movie great song❤️❤️❤️❤️
I loved this entire soundtrack and the Young Guns movies. :) "Santa Fe" and "Justice in the Barrel" might be my faves.
Since I don't think anyone has mentioned it yet, the beautiful scenery Jay talked about is the Rectory in Moab, Utah. Great reaction as always.
I just found your channel a few days ago and I cannot stop watching! All the great music that I grew up with! ❤
Young Guns 1&2 actor Emilio Estevez asked Jon if they could use the band's hit "Wanted Dead or Alive" for the 2nd movie, but Jon said that the lyrics don't fit. So he ended up writing an entire album for the sequel by himself. His most epic vocal performance is for the track "Santa Fe". So far, he has two solo albums. Bon Jovi's former lead guitarist & co-writing partner, Richie Sambora (he caught your ears in the "I'll Be There for You" video), also has a solo career. Check out "Stranger in This Town" & "Ballad of Youth".
As mentioned in other comments, this song is from the 1990 movie YOUNG GUNS II, the sequel to the 1988 hit Western YOUNG GUNS. Both films are heavily fictionalized (but historically accurate in some respects) retellings of the Billy the Kid story and the Lincoln County War in New Mexico in the late 19th Century. Many of the characters in these films were actual people involved in the events depicted, although there’s a hefty amount of creative license taken with the facts in order to make it more entertaining. They’re both worthy films for your movie reaction channel to be sure.
I’m friends with John Fusco, the writer of both films, and as he’s told it, this song came about because they were interested in using Bon Jovi’s 1987 hit song “Wanted Dead or Alive” in the sequel. However, although the song definitely has a similar feeling to this one and is evocative of a Western, lyrically, it doesn’t fit the timeline of a Western, since it refers to a six-string guitar and a motorcycle among other things. So Jon Bon Jovi wrote this song instead, and appeared in a cameo in the film as an escaping prisoner (and onscreen he’s right next to the film’s screenplay writer, my friend John Fusco, who played another escaping prisoner). Jon ended up developing an entire album of similar tunes as a result (one of which appears in the film over the end credits, after this one), and released it around the same time the film came out. It was basically a solo project done shortly after Bon Jovi had completed an exhausting world tour in support of their 1988 album New Jersey. Instead of the other members of Bon Jovi, Jon employed session musicians, as well as played on it himself. He later returned to Bon Jovi, the band, and has continued on with them ever since.
I've been a fan for a long time and I love this song. Bon Jovi is a huge band and Jon has a voice. I've seen this band live and I absolutely love it.
John Bon Jovi is just awesome
The movie was called Young Guns. Made in the early 90s and Bon Jovi did the soundtrack for it.
Next Bon Jovi songs? "Never Say Goodbye" (the ultimate high school graduation song), "Always", and their attempt at country "You Wanna Make a Memory" (which has a great video).
The soundtrack from Young Guns is amazing. "Miracle" is my other favorite from it. Y'all should check out that video. This video was filmed on the Rectory in Utah. Everything had to be helicoptered in, and Jon camped out up there instead of returning to a hotel.
This is the song he did for the movie "Young Guns II". The sound is like a rattlesnake. 😁
I just realized that I've sit in my bedroom for the last week and a half and that's the truth .... binge watching The Rob Squad Reaction Channel !!! And I'm getting scared that I'm going to start ripping things out of the wall and busting windows out 😂😂 You guys are Rockin everything I listen to growing up and both of you guys starts getting fired up then I have to really try to hold myself back cause I've been this wired my whole life when it comes to music especially Guitar Shredding and I have a reason for the Absolute Love of the Guitar. I have some very very talented musicians and singers in my family. I played guitar since I was 12 years old until I had a deer hunting accident in 1982 and the gun fell and discharged and it hit me in my right elbow and pretty much stopped my ability to play for a long time but I'm back at it a little bit now . Sorry about the history lesson but I just appreciate you guys for really having a gift and an ear for vocals and musicians. And Amber is my favorite Female Reactor hands down !!! I'm addicted to the Rob Squad Now and that's the best addiction I ever found ! Don't do drugs....Cold one if you like but the main thing in life is always be kind and generous to other people especially in this cruel world as it is now . And BTW SRV and Joe Bonamassa and Mr. Jeff Healey is my top 3 guitarist and that's my story and I'm sticking to it !
The song was on the soundtrack for Young Guns 2 . John Bon Jovi actually appeared for about 3 seconds in the movie .
My favorite Bon Jovi song! Still on my playlist ❤️
Jay & Amber, you'll love his "Who Says You Can’t Go Home" with Jennifer Nettles!!!
You have to do 'Santa Fe' now from the same album. It's Jon bon jovi's best solo song of all time. His voice was insane back then
Sante Fe is the best song on that album
My very first concert was Bon Jovi. I was 14yrs old..so that was in 1986.
I was at the premiere of Young Guns in my city with my sister. When this song played and one of the characters was shot I don't remember which one any more as it was too long ago, my sister stood up and said "No! He's too cute to die!"
Yes! Great song….. also a great movie. This is from Young Guns 2 but check out Young Guns part 1!
Loved this song and “Blood Money” from the same soundtrack. As everyone else has mentioned, this is from Young Guns II and you should absolutely watch both I & II - they’d be perfect for your movie reaction channel.
The lyrics to "Blood Money" are amazing in its storytelling and visual. I'm curious to know just how closely Jon Bon Jovi worked with and had access to the script.
@@uclagymnastx-ing I believe he had a extra bit in the movie. His character was shot in the film. Like a 2 second scene.
From the movie Young Guns staring Emilo Estevez, Kiefer Sutherland, Charlie Sheen, Lou Diamond Phillips, Casey Siemaszko, Dermot Mulroney and more.
This is and always will be a favourite! Also can I say Amber you are looking amazing!!!!
Another song you should check out from this soundtrack also by Jon Bon Jovi is "Santa Fe". It may be my favorite song from the soundtrack
I love this song.
Bon jovi have lots of great songs.
He also does great ballads.
I’ve been trying to got someone to react to ( In these arms) bon jovi done in 93. I hope you will be the one. 🥰
Yes watch the young guns movies too.
Another song from this solo album that is tremendous - "Miracle"
Great reaction y’all!! This is the theme from a movie call Young Guns II. (Great movies I and II about Billy the kid and his gang of Regulators) Jon was on break from the band and heard about this movie with Emilio Esteves. Jon showed up on set and played this song for the producer and he loved it. He sat in a set diner with Emilio and wrote out these lyrics on a cocktail napkin! Emilio has them framed on his wall Cool story, huh? (Thank you songfacts..lol) Be well and God bless… from Texas!!
Your question about what's making the 'twang' sound, it's from a small instrument called a Jaw Harp aka mouth harp. The lamellophone instrument consists of a flexible metal or bamboo tongue or reed attached to a frame. This tongue is placed in the performer’s mouth and plucked with the finger to produce a note.
YES! This is def a movie for your reaction channel! It came out when I was 16 and my little brother (may he rest) was 10. We went TO THE THEATER to see this movie ELEVEN TIMES!!!!