This song makes me miss my grandfather so much. I would have followed him into fire if he had asked me to. Randy Travis always gets you right in heart. Great reaction!
How I always felt about my grandfather. A hard working Christian man. He built the house his family lived in, raised us up as a subsistence farmer, and he worked a regular job on top of all that.
My grandpa joined the Wyoming National Guard Calvary unit in 1937. Cowboy as well. Then, career military from WW2 until after Vietnam. This always reminds me of him. The kindest person I’ve ever known.
This is the way I felt about my Dad. I thought the sun rose in the morning cause he was there. He had feet of clay and faults but he was a teacher of many truths. I lost him at age 68, way too soon. I still miss him to this day and it's been 32 years. I am 74 now and he crosses my mind almost daily and I miss his grounding voice that kept me from spiraling off. I know wait for the day when I will meet my parents in heaven.🙏
I remember hearing Randy Travis the first time when I was a young teenager.. thinking he sounds so old country... but I liked it... I love it now... give me that old country sound that my Pop-Pop raised me on. I'm not a fan of alot of new country because it's POP not country... I truly hope country music doesn't lose it's roots with voices like this. Makes me miss my Pop-Pop even more than I have everyday since he passed.
I'm not sure why I am crying. I have heard this song more times than I can count. Maybe just hit me all that generation is gone, along with their histories. My mom's parents died long before any of kids were born. Maybe it is because, I miss Randy and all the music he could have been putting out, but for the stroke. That line: "my mommy's daddy was his only son" always made me stop and have to figure out the relation. Great-grandpa. I love that line.
Oh yeah I knew this would be another one that would hit you hard. Randy's voice is just pure country. I too wish my grandpas were still here. I believe 100% that your grand dad loved you just as much as you loved him.❤ Another great reaction.
This song was written by Allen Shamblin about his great granddad and was the first song of his that made it big when recorded by Randy Travis. There is a tribute coming up soon for Randy.
This one reminds me of my grandmothers older brother. He never had a tooth in his head during my life. He didn't sit in a chair at picnics, he would hunker down near a tree. He always had coins in his pocket for us kids and he loved me. I never doubted that for a minute. And I loved him. Thank you for your reaction.
I miss my Grandpa Hopkins. He wasn’t my grandpa by blood, but by love. I was his grand baby from the moment I was born until he drew his last breath. I miss you Grandpa ❤
I grew up only knowing my maternal grandfather and he was such a good man. He could tell stories that made me roll with laughter. I miss him so much. My paternal grandfather died the day I was born. My poor dad didn't know which way to go. Stay at the hospital with my mom as I entered the world, or go to his dad's side as he left. Great tribute song ❤
My granddad. ❤ He changed me, changed my life and it as years after he was gone that I finally realized that quiet man taught me everything about who I am, and who I wanted to become.
Love Randy Travis ❤ Reminds me of the man who i saw as my grandfather.He was never out of my sight when i was a little girl..or there would be hell to pay.😊 Grandpa Lowell,man how i cried the day you died cuz i thought you walked on water.😥💗🙏
Randy is a very emotional person with his music and probably in his life. He would definitely make you cry. I hope you go down this beautiful rabbit hole of music from him. ❤❤❤❤
What an amazing song. This one broke me too!! My grandfather walked me down the aisle when I got married. When he died, it broke me!! I thought he walked on the water. He was the best man on this earth!! I love and miss him daily!! Thank you so much for sharing Craig. I am sorry for your loss!!
My paternal grandfather was born in 1880 and passed in 1976. His father was a US Deputy Marshall in East Texas, and what is now Southwest Oklahoma. My grandfather left many stories of his father chasing outlaws and especially one named Red Buck. He also left stories taking my grandfather along with him to the Indian camps in Indian Territory, now Oklahoma, when they still lived in teepees. I was very close with my grandfather, and this song seemed to be about him, although I know that millions of others feel the same way and rightly so. I am a grandfather, and my grandsons are not little anymore. I hope I have a positive effect on them, like my grandfather did me.😮
My Grandpa has always been the best man in my life. Such a positive influence from just spending time together and listening to his stories. I will never stop loving him nor missing him every day since he passed. Very relatable song for all of us who were privileged to have time with a wonderful Grandpa
My two sons tear up every time they hear this because it definitely reminds them of their Grandfather (my Dad). I always get choked up too when I hear it. Thanks for your REAL reaction to this one, Craig!
In the same vein, I would recommend "Bible and a .44" by Ashley McBride. It won't cut as deeply, as painfully, as this one, but is sweet and warming in the same way.
What a lovely song! .Randy has a sincere,heartfelt country voice that tells a true story in ur mind. Thank u for being real and showing ur genuine emotions Craig,I got emotional just thinking of u and ur grandad .take care Craig 🇬🇧
I've always said no other music can touch you like a really sad traditional country song, or country love song can bring up feelings if sadness and joy all at the same time, it just has a way of going deep in your soul and just ripping at your heart like no other music can, there's no music like country music!!
This was my Grandfather for me. He lived to be 98. I was 32 at the time and blessed to have had so many years with him. He passed on 9/10/2001, we all know what happened the very next day. It was a tough week to say the least.
He never knew his material grandpa. He passed away before he was born. He grew up very close to his great-grandpa. The song was written years before Randy heard it but it was almost like it was written by Randy himself because of how much it matched his own life.
ALWAYS reminds me of my grandpa...who always wore a hat and sat in a rocker in the yard watching us kids play. He'd spit his chewing tobacco towards us as we ran by, LOL! He couldn't hardly get out of the rocker...so, we'd purposely run as close by as we could and laugh when it couldn't get to us!! 😂❤
I miss my grandpaw he's been gone for 34yrs i was 6months pregnant with my first daughter,when he passed. this is what i felt about him,he help raise me,my mom was a single teenage mom,the only father figure i even known. I miss him so much.he was the only grandpaw i had
I think this song is so powerful because it resonates with all of us, I was 29 when my grandma passed and lord I cried the day she died because I thought she walked on water
I miss my Grandpa every day, I'm 67, he passed away in 1999, so 25 years ago. Grandma was around ten more tears and was two months from being 100 when she passed. I have all of Randy Travis' vinyl from back in the day and I still play records every Saturday for a few hours with the great grandchildren, I let them pick something out of the hundreds of albums I have and we have such a fun time! They get to know some great music and I get to listen to whatever strikes their fancy, I know I'll love whatever they choose, they are my original choices after all!
Randy Travis never recorded a bad song or a song without meaning ❤ Some recommendations (could keep listing them): Stranger in the Mirror Thirteen Mile Goodbye Whisper My Name Promises
I know its about his great grandfather but it reminds me of my grandmother. I never knew my grandfather he died before I was born but my grandma was like this for me.
My heart goes out to you, I had the same feelings and reaction to this song. My grandpa died a long time ago and it still affects me thinking about it. Thanks for your reaction to just one of his great songs and sharing the talented vocals of Randy Travis!
I definitely felt that way about my grandfather. I thought he was the greatest man in the world. The best days of my life were the summers I spent on his farm.
I love Randy Travis's voice and music style. He hit the national music scene in the 1980's when country was turning pop and almost single-handedly resurrected the classic country sound. One of his early big hits is Forever and Ever, Amen. Watch his music video if you haven't already done so.
The timbre of his rich baritone voice is unparalleled. My favorite Randy Travis songs are Reasons I Cheat; Promises; Take Another Swing At Me; This is Me; Look Heart, No Hands; Spirit of a Boy, Wisdom of a Man; That’s Where I Draw the Line; I Told You So; The Box; He Walked On Water; Three Wooden Crosses; More Life; Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart; It’s Just a Matter of Time; On the Other Hand; and Forever and Ever Amen.
I'm sorry about your loss of your grandfather. I lost my grandmother a few years ago. 6 months before my wedding. And not a day goes by that I don't think about her. She was an Irish woman who married a country boy from Mississippi, He was in the military stationed in England in the 60's and that's where they met. ❤ I knew this would hit you when I saw the title. I grew up listening to this song.
"Angels" would be another one I would recommend. Craig, I was right there with ya. Randy is in my top 10 list of favorites. I've heard this song sooo many times and still (when I'm in a certain mood) it feels like it's the first time. I was tearing up right along with you. Randy sings his songs with so much heart and conviction that it's really tough not to feel touched by them. Great reaction, thank you! ❤
Still praying for you and your family. Healing takes time. Listening to music definitely helps to release emotion. Thank you for your reaction to this sweet song. ❤🙏🏻
My grandpa was the only father i ever had...he moved in with me when he got too sick and spent his last couple years there...hes been gone for 15 years now and theres not a day goes by that i dont hear his voice in my head...
Suggestion for you Lauren Alaina live at the Grand Ole Opry singing the Other Side. It begins with her telling the story of her stepdad. Truly beautiful!
Sadly, what I miss is not having that kind of relationship with any of my grandparents. There were just so many grandchildren. It was the same for my daughters. The grandparents, my parents and in-laws, never had a closeness with my girls. Long ago, I swore things would be different when I had grandchildren. I wanted to break that chain. I now have a wonderful granddaughter, 17-years-old, and a just as awesome grandson, 11-years-old. They live next door to my husband and me, and I was blessed to be able to leave my job to care for both of them as babies and beyond so they wouldn't have to go to daycare. I've been blessed, and my grandchildren will have happy memories of their grandparents. That was my goal, and Im happy to say, my husband and I have achieved it.
Randy Travis...what a prime example of classic country/western. Loved him from the first time I heard him. Thank you for reacting to this one. Such a reminder of our lost loved ones.
Randy said that the 1st time he heard this song he knew he felt like it had been written just for him & he had to record it. He grew up extremely close to his maternal great grandfather, just like in the song. His mom’s dad was the oldest of 7 sons & 1 daughter. My cousin’s father-in-law was the youngest son. Her husband is a couple years younger than Randy, so they grew up together. Randy’s mom’s dad passed away from an aneurysm before he was born, so he was very close to his great-grandpa growing up.
Such a great one. I’m crying! Reminds me of my grandfather. He was blind, wore his overalls all the time and could still walk us out in the yard and to the orchard. I loved sitting on my shoulders while he was in his chair and comb his white hair. He’d scare me with his false teeth. I can still smell his tobacco to this day. 🥲❤️
I think that Randy has the most quintessential country voice. If anyone ever asks what country music should sound like...it's Randy Travis. This "new" country being created these days doesn't sound like Country to me. It took me years to figure out he was talking about his great-granddad, not just his grandad. "My Mama's daddy (his granddad) was his oldest son..." just in case anyone missed that.
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This song makes me miss my grandfather so much. I would have followed him into fire if he had asked me to. Randy Travis always gets you right in heart. Great reaction!
So damn good❤❤❤❤debbie
How I always felt about my grandfather. A hard working Christian man. He built the house his family lived in, raised us up as a subsistence farmer, and he worked a regular job on top of all that.
Digging up Bones is another great one. He has a fantastic voice.
It’s my favorite . And this one !
When you're less than a minute into a song and you're hooked. You know it's a good one
My grandpa joined the Wyoming National Guard Calvary unit in 1937. Cowboy as well. Then, career military from WW2 until after Vietnam. This always reminds me of him. The kindest person I’ve ever known.
Randy Travis was one of my favorite country singers in the '90s. Tree Wooden Crosses.
This is the way I felt about my Dad. I thought the sun rose in the morning cause he was there. He had feet of clay and faults but he was a teacher of many truths. I lost him at age 68, way too soon. I still miss him to this day and it's been 32 years. I am 74 now and he crosses my mind almost daily and I miss his grounding voice that kept me from spiraling off. I know wait for the day when I will meet my parents in heaven.🙏
I remember hearing Randy Travis the first time when I was a young teenager.. thinking he sounds so old country... but I liked it... I love it now... give me that old country sound that my Pop-Pop raised me on. I'm not a fan of alot of new country because it's POP not country... I truly hope country music doesn't lose it's roots with voices like this. Makes me miss my Pop-Pop even more than I have everyday since he passed.
I like your reaction, It's So Honest!! Thank You!!
I'm not sure why I am crying. I have heard this song more times than I can count. Maybe just hit me all that generation is gone, along with their histories. My mom's parents died long before any of kids were born. Maybe it is because, I miss Randy and all the music he could have been putting out, but for the stroke.
That line: "my mommy's daddy was his only son" always made me stop and have to figure out the relation. Great-grandpa. I love that line.
I was today years old when realized this is about his GREAT-grandfather. I never did that math before... "My mother's father was his oldest son..."
I have been listening to Randy Travis for quite a few years. When I close my eyes, I think of melted chocolate, sweet, warm and soothing. ❤
Oh yeah I knew this would be another one that would hit you hard.
Randy's voice is just pure country.
I too wish my grandpas were still here.
I believe 100% that your grand dad loved you just as much as you loved him.❤
Another great reaction.
This song was written by Allen Shamblin about his great granddad and was the first song of his that made it big when recorded by Randy Travis. There is a tribute coming up soon for Randy.
This one reminds me of my grandmothers older brother. He never had a tooth in his head during my life. He didn't sit in a chair at picnics, he would hunker down near a tree. He always had coins in his pocket for us kids and he loved me. I never doubted that for a minute. And I loved him. Thank you for your reaction.
I miss my Grandpa Hopkins. He wasn’t my grandpa by blood, but by love. I was his grand baby from the moment I was born until he drew his last breath. I miss you Grandpa ❤
The man was actually great-grandpa. I love this song.
Randy Travis is one man that could make u relate to just about anything....❤❤❤❤
I grew up only knowing my maternal grandfather and he was such a good man. He could tell stories that made me roll with laughter. I miss him so much. My paternal grandfather died the day I was born. My poor dad didn't know which way to go. Stay at the hospital with my mom as I entered the world, or go to his dad's side as he left. Great tribute song ❤
Just like Alan Jackson and George Strait, Randy is a fantastic storyteller and best of all pure country! ❤
My granddad. ❤ He changed me, changed my life and it as years after he was gone that I finally realized that quiet man taught me everything about who I am, and who I wanted to become.
Love Randy Travis ❤ Reminds me of the man who i saw as my grandfather.He was never out of my sight when i was a little girl..or there would be hell to pay.😊 Grandpa Lowell,man how i cried the day you died cuz i thought you walked on water.😥💗🙏
Randy is a very emotional person with his music and probably in his life. He would definitely make you cry. I hope you go down this beautiful rabbit hole of music from him. ❤❤❤❤
What an amazing song. This one broke me too!! My grandfather walked me down the aisle when I got married. When he died, it broke me!! I thought he walked on the water. He was the best man on this earth!! I love and miss him daily!! Thank you so much for sharing Craig. I am sorry for your loss!!
Love Randy
My paternal grandfather was born in 1880 and passed in 1976. His father was a US Deputy Marshall in East Texas, and what is now Southwest Oklahoma. My grandfather left many stories of his father chasing outlaws and especially one named Red Buck. He also left stories taking my grandfather along with him to the Indian camps in Indian Territory, now Oklahoma, when they still lived in teepees. I was very close with my grandfather, and this song seemed to be about him, although I know that millions of others feel the same way and rightly so. I am a grandfather, and my grandsons are not little anymore. I hope I have a positive effect on them, like my grandfather did me.😮
My Grandpa has always been the best man in my life. Such a positive influence from just spending time together and listening to his stories. I will never stop loving him nor missing him every day since he passed. Very relatable song for all of us who were privileged to have time with a wonderful Grandpa
My two sons tear up every time they hear this because it definitely reminds them of their Grandfather (my Dad). I always get choked up too when I hear it. Thanks for your REAL reaction to this one, Craig!
In the same vein, I would recommend "Bible and a .44" by Ashley McBride. It won't cut as deeply, as painfully, as this one, but is sweet and warming in the same way.
What a lovely song! .Randy has a sincere,heartfelt country voice that tells a true story in ur mind. Thank u for being real and showing ur genuine emotions Craig,I got emotional just thinking of u and ur grandad .take care Craig 🇬🇧
I've always said no other music can touch you like a really sad traditional country song, or country love song can bring up feelings if sadness and joy all at the same time, it just has a way of going deep in your soul and just ripping at your heart like no other music can, there's no music like country music!!
love this song...makes me miss my Grandpa so much
Randy is one of my favorite country voices. ❤ I appreciate this reaction 😍
This was my Grandfather for me. He lived to be 98. I was 32 at the time and blessed to have had so many years with him. He passed on 9/10/2001, we all know what happened the very next day. It was a tough week to say the least.
Oh man!!! My heart goes out to you! ❤
Always love Randy’s voice and his storytelling. This is a classic and forever favorite. Thanks for bringing it back for us.
Randy Travis is truly a legend in the country scene. Incredible
Great Reaction
Amazing song…..amazing reaction
God bless you, friend. Your tears made me tear up. May your grand-dad's memory be a blessing
✌️❤️ Craig-we all should be so blessed.
I'm glad you loved it. The old man in the song is a great-grandfather actually. 👉 "My mommas daddy was his oldest son"
He never knew his material grandpa. He passed away before he was born. He grew up very close to his great-grandpa. The song was written years before Randy heard it but it was almost like it was written by Randy himself because of how much it matched his own life.
ALWAYS reminds me of my grandpa...who always wore a hat and sat in a rocker in the yard watching us kids play. He'd spit his chewing tobacco towards us as we ran by, LOL! He couldn't hardly get out of the rocker...so, we'd purposely run as close by as we could and laugh when it couldn't get to us!! 😂❤
I miss my grandpaw he's been gone for 34yrs i was 6months pregnant with my first daughter,when he passed. this is what i felt about him,he help raise me,my mom was a single teenage mom,the only father figure i even known. I miss him so much.he was the only grandpaw i had
Hi from South Africa any singer who catches your heart string is a great singer.
Thanks for this
One of my many favorite Randy Travis songs!!
I always liked this song, but I listened to it the day my grandpa died and I don’t think I’ve ever cried as hard.
I think this song is so powerful because it resonates with all of us, I was 29 when my grandma passed and lord I cried the day she died because I thought she walked on water
Love the song, my grandfather was a preacher, and l am now a great grandmother, and l still miss him , so much.
One of my favorite songs by Randy!
I miss my Grandpa every day, I'm 67, he passed away in 1999, so 25 years ago. Grandma was around ten more tears and was two months from being 100 when she passed.
I have all of Randy Travis' vinyl from back in the day and I still play records every Saturday for a few hours with the great grandchildren, I let them pick something out of the hundreds of albums I have and we have such a fun time! They get to know some great music and I get to listen to whatever strikes their fancy, I know I'll love whatever they choose, they are my original choices after all!
This song reminds of my pops, my grandfather 😭
Makes me think of my late grandfather in the woods of East Texas.
This is one of my favorite Randy songs. Another beautiful love song to fathers is Luther Vandross’ DANCE WITH MY FATHER.
I knew youd appreciate that brother aint nothing like a grandfathers love right
Randy u r so beautiful
My grandma used to play this for my dead grandpa and it was always perfect ❤
Randy Travis never recorded a bad song or a song without meaning ❤
Some recommendations (could keep listing them):
Stranger in the Mirror
Thirteen Mile Goodbye
Whisper My Name
Promises
I know its about his great grandfather but it reminds me of my grandmother. I never knew my grandfather he died before I was born but my grandma was like this for me.
I played this at my Dad’s funeral along with a song by Conway Twitty called That’s My Job
My dad wore the same type of hat. Hes been gone a long time. I cry every time i hear this song
Thank you for this...Somehow this one got past me over the years. I just love it...Makes me feel good.
My heart goes out to you, I had the same feelings and reaction to this song. My grandpa died a long time ago and it still affects me thinking about it. Thanks for your reaction to just one of his great songs and sharing the talented vocals of Randy Travis!
a great Randy classic
The lyrics and this video conjure memories. It is very healing. Continue listening it is healing
I would highly, highly recommend "Forever And Ever, Amen", also by Randy Travis. Arguably the best country love song.
RANDY TRAVIS SUFFERED A STROKE AND NO LONGER PLAYS HIS BEAUTIFUL MUSIC 😢😢😢😢😢!!!!
Oh my gosh, how is he doing, do you know?
I definitely felt that way about my grandfather.
I thought he was the greatest man in the world.
The best days of my life were the summers I spent on his farm.
I love Randy Travis's voice and music style. He hit the national music scene in the 1980's when country was turning pop and almost single-handedly resurrected the classic country sound. One of his early big hits is Forever and Ever, Amen. Watch his music video if you haven't already done so.
The timbre of his rich baritone voice is unparalleled. My favorite Randy Travis songs are Reasons I Cheat; Promises; Take Another Swing At Me; This is Me; Look Heart, No Hands; Spirit of a Boy, Wisdom of a Man; That’s Where I Draw the Line; I Told You So; The Box; He Walked On Water; Three Wooden Crosses; More Life; Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart; It’s Just a Matter of Time; On the Other Hand; and Forever and Ever Amen.
I'm sorry about your loss of your grandfather. I lost my grandmother a few years ago. 6 months before my wedding. And not a day goes by that I don't think about her. She was an Irish woman who married a country boy from Mississippi, He was in the military stationed in England in the 60's and that's where they met. ❤
I knew this would hit you when I saw the title. I grew up listening to this song.
I don't know if youve reacted to Ray Stevens Mississippi Squirrel revival. But the town pascagoula is where my grandpa is from. Hilarious song.
One of my suggestions. I warned you Craig! I warned you!
"Angels" would be another one I would recommend. Craig, I was right there with ya. Randy is in my top 10 list of favorites. I've heard this song sooo many times and still (when I'm in a certain mood) it feels like it's the first time. I was tearing up right along with you. Randy sings his songs with so much heart and conviction that it's really tough not to feel touched by them. Great reaction, thank you! ❤
Still praying for you and your family. Healing takes time. Listening to music definitely helps to release emotion. Thank you for your reaction to this sweet song. ❤🙏🏻
Randy's voice is like a good burbon or whiskey that warms you from the inside out!...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 👋🤠
I missed my grandfather and my father. When I get this song. And yes, it is a beautiful song. I sink along with it, the whole time. Thinking of them.
I think of my pop everytime I hear this song.. we were very close and he did on my birthday when I turned 6😢😢
Randy’s voice gives all of his music a special meaning. It touches my soul and makes me remember my Bonkin 👵🏼☮️
Always loved this song!!! ❤❤❤❤
Im 67 years old. My Pawpaw has been gone 40 years now. I still miss him so much.
If you listen carefully, its about his great grandfather........ " my mothers dad was his oldest son ".
My grandpa was the only father i ever had...he moved in with me when he got too sick and spent his last couple years there...hes been gone for 15 years now and theres not a day goes by that i dont hear his voice in my head...
One of my favorite Randy songs
Suggestion for you Lauren Alaina live at the Grand Ole Opry singing the Other Side. It begins with her telling the story of her stepdad. Truly beautiful!
Sadly, what I miss is not having that kind of relationship with any of my grandparents. There were just so many grandchildren. It was the same for my daughters. The grandparents, my parents and in-laws, never had a closeness with my girls. Long ago, I swore things would be different when I had grandchildren. I wanted to break that chain. I now have a wonderful granddaughter, 17-years-old, and a just as awesome grandson, 11-years-old. They live next door to my husband and me, and I was blessed to be able to leave my job to care for both of them as babies and beyond so they wouldn't have to go to daycare. I've been blessed, and my grandchildren will have happy memories of their grandparents. That was my goal, and Im happy to say, my husband and I have achieved it.
My grandfather died when I was 10 yrs old but this song describes him to a T❤
My great grandmother was who I thought walked on water!❤
Randy Travis...what a prime example of classic country/western. Loved him from the first time I heard him. Thank you for reacting to this one. Such a reminder of our lost loved ones.
Randy said that the 1st time he heard this song he knew he felt like it had been written just for him & he had to record it. He grew up extremely close to his maternal great grandfather, just like in the song. His mom’s dad was the oldest of 7 sons & 1 daughter. My cousin’s father-in-law was the youngest son. Her husband is a couple years younger than Randy, so they grew up together. Randy’s mom’s dad passed away from an aneurysm before he was born, so he was very close to his great-grandpa growing up.
Miss Randy l wish his health would improve so he could perform again
Such a great one. I’m crying! Reminds me of my grandfather. He was blind, wore his overalls all the time and could still walk us out in the yard and to the orchard. I loved sitting on my shoulders while he was in his chair and comb his white hair. He’d scare me with his false teeth. I can still smell his tobacco to this day. 🥲❤️
Makes me miss my grandpa who passed in 1976 😢
I LOST TEARS, because it was so beautiful. no regret, we are men and strong four our families
The undeniable Randy Travis. This one hits home for each and everyone of us in some way, a father, grandfather, or anyone.
Randy Teavis did a song with Alan Jackson called "Better Class Of Losers/She Got The Rhythm & I Got The Blues" where they mix two songs into one .
One of my favorites by Randy ..I haven't ever heard a song by him that i didn't like to be honest .
One of the best voices in country music. Great reaction as always.
Still suggesting Collin Raye 😂 Not That Different, I Think About You, Love me. ❤❤ ❤
Love randy and miss his singing.He had a stroke and list his voice.
I think that Randy has the most quintessential country voice. If anyone ever asks what country music should sound like...it's Randy Travis. This "new" country being created these days doesn't sound like Country to me.
It took me years to figure out he was talking about his great-granddad, not just his grandad. "My Mama's daddy (his granddad) was his oldest son..." just in case anyone missed that.
You cant go wrong with Randy Travis.
This is the way that I thought about my FATHER. I never knew my Grandfathers. My Father was my best buddy. LOVED HIM VERY MUCH.
Promises is an amazing song by Randy Travis.. React to that one soon.❤❤❤