I’m not a big fan of contemporary country music, or country music in general, but Randy Travis is the real deal. Tugs on my heartstrings every time I hear his voice. Thanks for the beautiful reaction 💗❤️💗
It depends what you mean by contemporary country. Country music from the late 80s through mid 90s was really great. Of course, at that time, it was considered contemporary country compared to the country music in the past, which would’ve been the music of the 50s - 70s.
So Randy’s first album was full of mostly sad songs. My wife and I hadn’t been dating too long, and I made some cheesy comment about our relationship being so good that Randy Travis would even write a happy song. The next day I heard “Forever & Ever Amen” the first time. Been married nearly 34 years now & still sign our cards with “Forever & Ever, Amen!”
This was my grandma and grandpa’s song! My grandma loved Randy Travis. The got married 2 weeks after meeting each other. And they were still married when my grandpa died. I think they were married over 40 years!
I've never heard that song before but instantly fell in love with it here. I don't know what it is about American country music that always hits me in a special kind of way. I just love that genre of music and I'm not even American.
One of my absolute favorites ❤ please go down the Randy Travis rabbit hole, you will not be disappointed!! Also, personally I would love to see you react to 3 wooden crosses please 🥰
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; Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart; It’s Just a Matter of Time; On the Other Hand; and Forever and Ever Amen.
I know this video is 2 years old, but I figured I'd answer the question anyway. One of our songs was The Judd's, Love Can Build a Bridge. That was the one that played after we'd exchanged vows and were walking out together. Our first dance was to George Jones, The Right Left Hand. I was his second wife. We will be celebrating 16 years in October. I tend to play Kenny Rogers, Through the Years around the time of our anniversary.
Love him so. Seen him with my Mother many years ago when this song was his big hit. Shame he can't sing anymore from his stroke. But he sure tries his best. God Bless Him So Much! 🙏🏻💕👍🏻💯%
Been married 8 years now. We had a courthouse wedding so no song for dancing. But our song as a couple is another randy Travis song called deeper than the holler. It fits us so well.
I've always loved Randy. Pure country voice. Although the song came out before we were married, my husband and I always loved this song. As of this month, we've been married 30 yrs and will still play it on occasion. ❤️
Someone did a sock puppet..sing-a-long to this song on stage back when I was a kid in school and the song was popular. When the lyrics "if it all fell out", the puppet's hair fell out and screamed. I still remember that for some reason. The things you remember.. I hated being in plays and always tried to get out of participating but I dang sure miss those couple of times my class had to attend high school plays. They just seemed magical. I can't remember a single field trip but I remember those two puppets in..1st? grade and some students parodying that Will Ferrell and Cheri Oteri Spartan Cheerleader skit. Y'all remember how funny SNL was?!
I read Travis's autobiography last year, and it was titled, you guessed it, Forever and Ever Amen. Everybody from George Jones to Garth Brooks credits Travis saving the country music sound in the mid 80's. Brooks even said I wouldn't have career if not for Randy Travis.
Just celebrated our 24th anniversary! My husband & I picked songs for each other for our dance. He wanted this one, but couldn't find it on cassette. He picked "Love, Me" by Colin Ray instead.
Always delightful watching your reactions! And this is such a feel-good song. All women should hold out for this kind of head-over-heels love and commitment.
Way back in the mid 1980's, I happened to work in a building that Randy's uncle owned. In the same building, his uncle had a business and I got to meet a lot of his family, although I never got to meet Randy himself. He had already moved to Nashville and was becoming a country music star at that time. I have a very vivid memory of his grandmother showing up one day. Try to imagine Queen Elizabeth in a flannel shirt and jeans driving a Jeep Cherokee. Very nice people. I have fond memories of those days.
My wife and I have been married for 25 years now. We didn't have a specific song for our wedding, but I do have to say that I had an amazing example in my life. My parents celebrated their 70th anniversary (yes you heard that right), before my dad passed away less than a year later. My mother is now 95 and though her eyesight is failing, her mind is as sharp as ever. All the while with our Lord Jesus Christ in their lives.
This was my best friend’s wedding song. They played it at his wedding just last month…that I was best man of right after they were pronounced man and wife and we escorted back down the isle into the ballroom.
There's a episode of Matlock where Randy (B4 his stroke) is in Matlock's daughters truck. The radio comes on with Randy singing. So he starts singing with it. LeAnn turns to him and says "have you ever thought about becoming a singer? Cause you sound a whole lot better than that guy" pointing to radio. LoL. Now after his stroke the only word he can sing of this song is the last Amen. Still love him
Met my wife 30 some years ago at a Pizza Hut I was applying to. She was a waitress there. We'll be married 30yrs in December of 2023. And plan on renewing our vows in a ceremony. This time around, all 3 of our kids will be there. Our first one was born before we could get hitched. Our song is Love of a Lifetime by Firehouse( love the acoustic version the best ). But there are several country songs that we share. Remember When by Alan Jackson, It Won't Be Like This For Long by Darius Rucker, just to name a couple.
Hi . Just subscribed to your channel. I'm a big music fan and love to see people listening to some of my favorites in country music. Was a big fan of Randy's when his first song "Diggin Up Bones" came out, but this some was the first song of his I spent money to buy back when I was 18 years old.
Randy is one of those very special talents and a very special person. Since his stroke country fans have been especially protective of him. He's had so many big songs and the one that makes me cry every time is Angels. It's a beautiful song.
Hi there! I came across your videos while browsing for reactions and I really like your format. I have a couple of suggestions for your country journey. First is a song I originally heard at a Kenny Rogers concert that was later covered by Blake Shelton called Ol' Red and the other is Martina McBride's Concrete Angel. If you have time please check out Ray Charles' duet with Willie Nelson Seven Spanish Angels. Thanks again and well done to you both!😊😊😊
On the Other Hand, Diggin’ Up Bones, and 1982 by Randy Travis please. He has such a unique voice. I don’t think there’s anyone else out there in country music that is as recognizable to me. He can draw so many emotions out of you while you’re listening to his music.
You would love the song “I hope you dance” by Lee Ann Womack…..it’s so beautiful. Your beautiful soul would instantly vibe with that song and it’s meaning 💯💜
This is a great song. There is someone you might enjoy Deford Bailey "Pan American Blues" is the song. He is the first person to ever play on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry 1927. Also the first performer to ever be recorded in Nashville. His career spanned from the 1920's to 1941. He is a forgotten country legend and founder.
This was my husband’s and my song. My husband used to sing this song to me even when we were dating. Unfortunately Hubby passed in January so the song means more than anything to me. We were together from 1998. Married in 1999
Our wedding song was Walk through this world with me by George Jones …. I wanted the Battle Hymn of Love by Kathy Matea but it had just come out and we couldn’t find the sheet music for it yet …..so my mom picked the George Jones song ….. married just over 31 years and our eldest will be 31 in a few months 😜
This song was written by another amazing country music artist named Paul Overstreet. Paul has written 100's of country and praise & worship songs. I'd love to hear you react to- A Long Line of Love by Michael Martin Murphy, Love Can Build a Bridge by The Judds, You're Still New To Me by Marie Osmond & Paul Davis and When You Say Nothing At All by Alison Krauss. Love your reactions to country music!
Tasha, for your 'black country artists' you might want to check out Mickey Guyton. 'Black like me' 'Bridges' and 'Heaven down here' are all pretty good. And Jimmie Allen 'Good times Roll' 'Best shot' 'Make me want to' are some bangers. And of course, Blanco Brown 'The Git up' and 'Georgia Power' 'Just the way' w/Parmalee, and of course Cowboy Troy 'If you don't want to love me' and Beast on the mic' just to name a few. Loving how much you're enjoying the awesomeness that is country music! Like you I am a 'country girl of color.' I was raised on a farm in Tennessee (I'm from Alabama) near a small town halfway between Nashville and Memphis, and grew up on Country and Southern Gospel music. My paternal great grandmother always had her country music playing on the radio, so did one of my great aunts. They both said they listened to it, for the relatable stories (they were both raised on family farms, but different branches of my family), and they could understand the lyrics. Hanging around them when I was little gave me an appreciation of country music that I am seeing grow in your soul the same way it has in mine. Yes, if everybody listened to country we'd be way better off as a nation. Now don't get me wrong I love GOOD music of any genre, my playlists consist of everything from rock to jazz to gospel to blues to country to bluegrass...it just depends on the day! Enjoy Nashville!! (Are y'all doing CMA fanfest next year?) Last thing, there is an album and documentary that came out in 1994 called 'Rhythm, country, and blues' which I believe is one of the best albums ever done, and if you get a chance Patti Labelle and Travis Tritt sing 'When Something is Wrong with my Baby' I would love to see you BOTH react to please and thank you, guaranteed chills!! The documentary is just about an hour long, and is on RUclips. God bless y'all, I'm here for the journey!!🙂💜💜😇
My wedding song was Sam Cooke's "You Send Me". Sam is a black artist who was singing in the 60's. Sadly he died at a young age. We love Sam Cooke's music, all of it. If you haven't heard him, please look him up and react to some of his songs. They are not country so maybe your husband would like to react with you. I would recommend 'You Send Me", "Chaingang", "Cha Cha Cha", "Cupid" and "Only 16". My husband and I have been married for 23 years. I still love him as much today as I ever did and probably more.
Not my wedding song but I think one of the single sweetest songs in country music is Doug Stone's "Too Busy Being in Love" and I would love to see you guys react to it.
Ha...we didn't have a "wedding song"...courthouse hitched and called it done ;), but he did convince me to tie the knot with the song by Firehouse **big hair band** "Love Of A Lifetime"...30 years later we're still on our honeymoon and more in love today than we were way back then. Nothing like spending one's life with their bestest friend ... oh...wait, that's a Mac Davis song I think LOL.
He had another song with "Amen" in it. I actually thought this was that song (you can tell I'm not a hardcore country fan). It's called "A Love Without End, Amen" and it's worth a listen.
I've been a fan of Randy Travis for decades, and the sound of his voice always brings me to the verge of tears. This song is one of my favorites - love it.
@@pleutron I liked that one.... mostly for Kris Kristofferson and the usual fight choreography. I also liked the environmental message like in On Deadly Ground.
@@dalefleming6427 haha I liked Under Siege ... even 2 was entertaining for me :P But Fire Down Below, poor poor Randy Travis. But I did like Randy and Meatloaf with Patrick Swayze in Black Dog :D
If you want to listen to another happy, feel good song, i suggest some Donna Fargo. She wtote many songs. Her 1st 2 hits are "Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A." & "Funny Face", 1972. They are about her & her husband. Which he produced Donna's husband just passed away this year. I guarantee these songs will make you happy!!! You won't need a box of tissues. Lol
Great reaction! I love Randy Travis' music. Can you check out Blackhawk or Little Texas? They're 90's country. My wedding songs were Cross my Heart by George Strait and When you Say Nothing at All by Alison Krauss.
New follower after watching your journey through country music. Here is a list I put together I believe is a good well-rounded selection of old/new, male/female, etc. Not my top 10, but what I think you may both like after watching your reactions. Promise no crying songs except for the last one perhaps. All feel great music and storytelling fun with upbeats. Alabama - Mountain Music Merle Haggard - Are The Good Times Really Over Alan Jackson - I Don't Even Know Your Name Barbara Mandrell - I Was Country Before Country Wasn't Cool Pistol Annies - Hell On Heels Tracy Lawrence - If The World Had A Front Porch Toby Keith - I Love This Bar Mindy McCready - Guys Do It All The Time Zac Brown Band - Chicken Fried Rascal Flatts - Bless The Broken Road Here is a real offshoot. I have a very eclectic taste in music. Tell me what you think about the ones below. Wayne Toups - Sugar Bee
Our wedding song was It's a Wonderful World by Armstrong played only on piano and singer (same). In Sweden where I'm from in old wooden church from 1728, my husband is American,we live in America now. Married for 23 years so far❤
I still hope to one day be this level of a man for a lady despite my betrayals towards me. Also side note I'm rakine takemi. I still hope your husband liked the final fantasy 7 remake. Theres been some hopeful news on legend of dragoon remake.
Yes this our wedding song 30 years ago and we are still in love.
Randy Travis has such a great voice. I hope hes doing better after his stroke he had
Sadly he’s still facing the side effects of his stroke, he can barely sing besides maybe holding a note or two…sad to see really.
I’m not a big fan of contemporary country music, or country music in general, but Randy Travis is the real deal. Tugs on my heartstrings every time I hear his voice. Thanks for the beautiful reaction 💗❤️💗
This song is from 1987. I wouldn't call that "contemporary country". That was back when country was still COUNTRY.
It depends what you mean by contemporary country. Country music from the late 80s through mid 90s was really great. Of course, at that time, it was considered contemporary country compared to the country music in the past, which would’ve been the music of the 50s - 70s.
So Randy’s first album was full of mostly sad songs. My wife and I hadn’t been dating too long, and I made some cheesy comment about our relationship being so good that Randy Travis would even write a happy song. The next day I heard “Forever & Ever Amen” the first time.
Been married nearly 34 years now & still sign our cards with “Forever & Ever, Amen!”
This was my grandma and grandpa’s song! My grandma loved Randy Travis. The got married 2 weeks after meeting each other. And they were still married when my grandpa died. I think they were married over 40 years!
Love Randy Travis with his unique voice... so talented and soooo many great songs....thanks for reacting to him Tasha..... Love it !!
I've never heard that song before but instantly fell in love with it here. I don't know what it is about American country music that always hits me in a special kind of way. I just love that genre of music and I'm not even American.
One of my absolute favorites ❤ please go down the Randy Travis rabbit hole, you will not be disappointed!! Also, personally I would love to see you react to 3 wooden crosses please 🥰
Yes, 3 Wooden Crosses is a good one.
Definitely 3 Wooden Crosses!!!
Our first dance song at our wedding was Close to You by the Carpenters. We were married in Chicago in 1973. Have been married for 48 years. 😊🌹
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; Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart; It’s Just a Matter of Time; On the Other Hand; and Forever and Ever Amen.
I know this video is 2 years old, but I figured I'd answer the question anyway.
One of our songs was The Judd's, Love Can Build a Bridge. That was the one that played after we'd exchanged vows and were walking out together.
Our first dance was to George Jones, The Right Left Hand. I was his second wife.
We will be celebrating 16 years in October. I tend to play Kenny Rogers, Through the Years around the time of our anniversary.
Randy Travis is a wonderful individual. I had the opportunity to meet him at the casino I was working at 🥰
Alison Krauss' version of "When You Say Nothing at All" would be fantastic for you to react to...
good choice but Keith Whitley still does it best :P
Always loved this song!!!! And Randy’s voice!! Thanks Tasha!! 😊🌹🌹🌹🌹
Love him so.
Seen him with my Mother many years ago when this song was his big hit.
Shame he can't sing anymore from his stroke. But he sure tries his best.
God Bless Him So Much! 🙏🏻💕👍🏻💯%
Been married 8 years now. We had a courthouse wedding so no song for dancing. But our song as a couple is another randy Travis song called deeper than the holler. It fits us so well.
This was our song, September 14th, 1996. I knew it the moment I heard it but had to wait until I found her..25 years and counting!
This was my brothers wedding song back in 91, they’re still together 😍
I've always loved Randy. Pure country voice. Although the song came out before we were married, my husband and I always loved this song. As of this month, we've been married 30 yrs and will still play it on occasion. ❤️
Someone did a sock puppet..sing-a-long to this song on stage back
when I was a kid in school and the song was popular. When the lyrics "if it all fell out", the puppet's hair fell out and screamed. I still remember that for some reason. The things you remember.. I hated being in plays and always tried to get out of participating but I dang sure miss those couple of times my class had to attend high school plays. They just seemed magical.
I can't remember a single field trip but I remember those two puppets in..1st? grade and some students parodying that Will Ferrell and Cheri Oteri Spartan Cheerleader skit. Y'all remember how funny SNL was?!
Ours is “Time in a Bottle” 47 and counting! Love your attitude
my great grandmother loved Randy Travis thank you for this reaction
I read Travis's autobiography last year, and it was titled, you guessed it, Forever and Ever Amen. Everybody from George Jones to Garth Brooks credits Travis saving the country music sound in the mid 80's. Brooks even said I wouldn't have career if not for Randy Travis.
Love Randy Travis - "Three Wooden Crosses" is my favorite. Our wedding song was "Crazy Love" by Van Morrison and we'll be married 22 years this fall.
Been married to my wife for 10 years, our wedding song was Keeper of the stars
Just celebrated our 24th anniversary! My husband & I picked songs for each other for our dance. He wanted this one, but couldn't find it on cassette. He picked "Love, Me" by Colin Ray instead.
Happy Anniversary 🍾💟
Digging up bones another great Randy Travis song
Randy Travis' Deeper than the Holler.. We had Foerever and Ever Amen played at our Reception..
We were married for 25 years when he passed away..
Always delightful watching your reactions! And this is such a feel-good song. All women should hold out for this kind of head-over-heels love and commitment.
I Don’t Dance by Lee Brice was our wedding song. I still can’t listen to it without tearing up. We just celebrated 7 years 2 weeks ago.
Was my wedding song as well
Randy is touring in 2023. All close to home but it's an amazing start after his stroke ❤
Way back in the mid 1980's, I happened to work in a building that Randy's uncle owned. In the same building, his uncle had a business and I got to meet a lot of his family, although I never got to meet Randy himself. He had already moved to Nashville and was becoming a country music star at that time. I have a very vivid memory of his grandmother showing up one day. Try to imagine Queen Elizabeth in a flannel shirt and jeans driving a Jeep Cherokee. Very nice people. I have fond memories of those days.
My wife and I have been married for 25 years now. We didn't have a specific song for our wedding, but I do have to say that I had an amazing example in my life. My parents celebrated their 70th anniversary (yes you heard that right), before my dad passed away less than a year later. My mother is now 95 and though her eyesight is failing, her mind is as sharp as ever. All the while with our Lord Jesus Christ in their lives.
I LOVE THIS SONG, TASHA!
Randy was among the elite of 80’s Country Music. Big hits of 80’s Country would be a fun journey for you.
great reaction. a 80's classic wholesome country hit.
This was my best friend’s wedding song. They played it at his wedding just last month…that I was best man of right after they were pronounced man and wife and we escorted back down the isle into the ballroom.
Our wedding song is Brian McKnight's "Back At One". We have been married 19 years next month!
Our wedding song was...
..."When I Said 'I Do'".
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by Clint Black & Lisa Hartman Black, from the album "Delectrified".
There's a episode of Matlock where Randy (B4 his stroke) is in Matlock's daughters truck. The radio comes on with Randy singing. So he starts singing with it. LeAnn turns to him and says "have you ever thought about becoming a singer? Cause you sound a whole lot better than that guy" pointing to radio. LoL. Now after his stroke the only word he can sing of this song is the last Amen. Still love him
Yep, this was in our wedding
Met my wife 30 some years ago at a Pizza Hut I was applying to. She was a waitress there. We'll be married 30yrs in December of 2023. And plan on renewing our vows in a ceremony. This time around, all 3 of our kids will be there. Our first one was born before we could get hitched. Our song is Love of a Lifetime by Firehouse( love the acoustic version the best ). But there are several country songs that we share. Remember When by Alan Jackson, It Won't Be Like This For Long by Darius Rucker, just to name a couple.
Yep, eight years ago, this song was played at our reception
My wedding song was “amazed” by lone star. Forever and ever amen would be a great one too. I love randy Travis
Hi . Just subscribed to your channel. I'm a big music fan and love to see people listening to some of my favorites in country music. Was a big fan of Randy's when his first song "Diggin Up Bones" came out, but this some was the first song of his I spent money to buy back when I was 18 years old.
Fun upbeat song you can have fun to.... Big and Rich, Save the Horse Ride a Cowboy:)
We just celebrated our 36th anniversary on 6/22. Sorry, I don't remember our wedding song. Yeah, I'm in trouble for that--too.
Randy is one of those very special talents and a very special person. Since his stroke country fans have been especially protective of him. He's had so many big songs and the one that makes me cry every time is Angels. It's a beautiful song.
Hi there! I came across your videos while browsing for reactions and I really like your format. I have a couple of suggestions for your country journey. First is a song I originally heard at a Kenny Rogers concert that was later covered by Blake Shelton called Ol' Red and the other is Martina McBride's Concrete Angel. If you have time please check out Ray Charles' duet with Willie Nelson Seven Spanish Angels. Thanks again and well done to you both!😊😊😊
On the Other Hand, Diggin’ Up Bones, and 1982 by Randy Travis please. He has such a unique voice. I don’t think there’s anyone else out there in country music that is as recognizable to me. He can draw so many emotions out of you while you’re listening to his music.
Daaaamn! You Fiiìiiiine! 😍😍🥰🥰🥰😘
You would love the song “I hope you dance” by Lee Ann Womack…..it’s so beautiful. Your beautiful soul would instantly vibe with that song and it’s meaning 💯💜
This is a great song. There is someone you might enjoy Deford Bailey "Pan American Blues" is the song. He is the first person to ever play on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry 1927. Also the first performer to ever be recorded in Nashville. His career spanned from the 1920's to 1941. He is a forgotten country legend and founder.
This was my husband’s and my song. My husband used to sing this song to me even when we were dating.
Unfortunately Hubby passed in January so the song means more than anything to me.
We were together from 1998. Married in 1999
That is so touching. Thank you for sharing.
Condolences to your loss.
💟✝️💟✝️💟✝️💟✝️
Randy's best song was a short song he did for television show Matlock and never released on record: "Life of the Party"
Our wedding song was Walk through this world with me by George Jones …. I wanted the Battle Hymn of Love by Kathy Matea but it had just come out and we couldn’t find the sheet music for it yet …..so my mom picked the George Jones song ….. married just over 31 years and our eldest will be 31 in a few months 😜
Classic Country!
My aunt’s second marriage brought her a man that loved her this way. No woman ever deserved this kind of love more than Aunt Ann.
This song was written by another amazing country music artist named Paul Overstreet. Paul has written 100's of country and praise & worship songs. I'd love to hear you react to- A Long Line of Love by Michael Martin Murphy, Love Can Build a Bridge by The Judds, You're Still New To Me by Marie Osmond & Paul Davis and When You Say Nothing At All by Alison Krauss. Love your reactions to country music!
Keeper of the Stars by Tracy Byrd is another great country song I'm sure was played at many weddings. Give it a listen. 🙂
Tasha, for your 'black country artists' you might want to check out Mickey Guyton. 'Black like me' 'Bridges' and 'Heaven down here' are all pretty good.
And Jimmie Allen 'Good times Roll' 'Best shot' 'Make me want to' are some bangers.
And of course, Blanco Brown 'The Git up' and 'Georgia Power' 'Just the way' w/Parmalee, and of course Cowboy Troy 'If you don't want to love me' and Beast on the mic' just to name a few.
Loving how much you're enjoying the awesomeness that is country music!
Like you I am a 'country girl of color.'
I was raised on a farm in Tennessee (I'm from Alabama) near a small town halfway between Nashville and Memphis, and grew up on Country and Southern Gospel music.
My paternal great grandmother always had her country music playing on the radio, so did one of my great aunts. They both said they listened to it, for the relatable stories (they were both raised on family farms, but different branches of my family), and they could understand the lyrics.
Hanging around them when I was little gave me an appreciation of country music that I am seeing grow in your soul the same way it has in mine.
Yes, if everybody listened to country we'd be way better off as a nation.
Now don't get me wrong I love GOOD music of any genre, my playlists consist of everything from rock to jazz to gospel to blues to country to bluegrass...it just depends on the day!
Enjoy Nashville!! (Are y'all doing CMA fanfest next year?)
Last thing, there is an album and documentary that came out in 1994 called 'Rhythm, country, and blues' which I believe is one of the best albums ever done, and if you get a chance Patti Labelle and Travis Tritt sing 'When Something is Wrong with my Baby' I would love to see you BOTH react to please and thank you, guaranteed chills!!
The documentary is just about an hour long, and is on RUclips.
God bless y'all, I'm here for the journey!!🙂💜💜😇
My wedding song was Sam Cooke's "You Send Me". Sam is a black artist who was singing in the 60's. Sadly he died at a young age. We love Sam Cooke's music, all of it. If you haven't heard him, please look him up and react to some of his songs. They are not country so maybe your husband would like to react with you. I would recommend 'You Send Me", "Chaingang", "Cha Cha Cha", "Cupid" and "Only 16". My husband and I have been married for 23 years. I still love him as much today as I ever did and probably more.
A year late, but my wedding song was Amazed by Lonestar. We lasted 12 years... single again
Not my wedding song but I think one of the single sweetest songs in country music is Doug Stone's "Too Busy Being in Love" and I would love to see you guys react to it.
This was my wedding first dance song, Michele and I were married in 2002
This is a classic song for sure. Love what you do T
Ha...we didn't have a "wedding song"...courthouse hitched and called it done ;), but he did convince me to tie the knot with the song by Firehouse **big hair band** "Love Of A Lifetime"...30 years later we're still on our honeymoon and more in love today than we were way back then. Nothing like spending one's life with their bestest friend ... oh...wait, that's a Mac Davis song I think LOL.
This was his album Storms Of Life his best every track a hit.
He's always been one of my favorites it seems like he's a really wise person when you get a chance listen to his King of the Road didio
He had another song with "Amen" in it. I actually thought this was that song (you can tell I'm not a hardcore country fan). It's called "A Love Without End, Amen" and it's worth a listen.
That was by George Strait I believe.
@@lindamosley922 I think Travis covered it. The version I knew was from Randy Travis.
I've been a fan of Randy Travis for decades, and the sound of his voice always brings me to the verge of tears. This song is one of my favorites - love it.
Old school country. Try Gary Stewart's Whiskey Glasses!! You'll love it!!
Randy has also done some acting, he played a hitman pretending to be an FBI agent in Fire Down Below with Steven Seagal.
rofl one of segals worst... long before he became a russian and puton supporter LOL
@@pleutron I liked that one.... mostly for Kris Kristofferson and the usual fight choreography. I also liked the environmental message like in On Deadly Ground.
@@pleutron Also not like any Steven Seagal movie is anything meaningful and more than just simple entertainment.
@@dalefleming6427 haha I liked Under Siege ... even 2 was entertaining for me :P But Fire Down Below, poor poor Randy Travis. But I did like Randy and Meatloaf with Patrick Swayze in Black Dog :D
@@dalefleming6427 I'd rather watch Star Trek 4 The Voyage Home over and over :)
Married since 1974.
Must do his 3wooded crosses video. I love his music. 💕💕 Love your content. Keep it up.😘
My wedding song was Whiskey River. Didn't last 3yrs. Nothing is a mistake if you learn from it
If you want to listen to another happy, feel good song, i suggest some Donna Fargo. She wtote many songs. Her 1st 2 hits are "Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A." & "Funny Face", 1972. They are about her & her husband. Which he produced Donna's husband just passed away this year. I guarantee these songs will make you happy!!! You won't need a box of tissues. Lol
The box and point of light are two good songs of his as well.
Have to listen to Vince Gill's "Go Rest High on that Mountain" (original) and "If you ever have Forever in mind."
Make them suffer - contraband 🥰 yah won't regret it
Tasha, I recommend Can’t You See by the Marshall Tucker Band. There’s a flute in the song! 😊🌹
Great reaction! I love Randy Travis' music. Can you check out Blackhawk or Little Texas? They're 90's country. My wedding songs were Cross my Heart by George Strait and When you Say Nothing at All by Alison Krauss.
Would you please play Struggle Jennings and Caitlyn Curtis " God We Need You Now?" Or Tom T. Hall "I Love Baby Ducks" or "I Care"
Awesome,it's been a while since I heard this.
Wedding song?
Diamond Rio - I Know How the River Feels was/is ours. ☺
I had Brad Paisley- Then.
I've been married to the wife for 8 happy years now 😍
Wedding: Shania Twain, “From This Moment On”
New follower after watching your journey through country music.
Here is a list I put together I believe is a good well-rounded selection of old/new, male/female, etc. Not my top 10, but what I think you may both like after watching your reactions.
Promise no crying songs except for the last one perhaps.
All feel great music and storytelling fun with upbeats.
Alabama - Mountain Music
Merle Haggard - Are The Good Times Really Over
Alan Jackson - I Don't Even Know Your Name
Barbara Mandrell - I Was Country Before Country Wasn't Cool
Pistol Annies - Hell On Heels
Tracy Lawrence - If The World Had A Front Porch
Toby Keith - I Love This Bar
Mindy McCready - Guys Do It All The Time
Zac Brown Band - Chicken Fried
Rascal Flatts - Bless The Broken Road
Here is a real offshoot. I have a very eclectic taste in music. Tell me what you think about the ones below.
Wayne Toups - Sugar Bee
Our wedding song was It's a Wonderful World by Armstrong played only on piano and singer (same). In Sweden where I'm from in old wooden church from 1728, my husband is American,we live in America now. Married for 23 years so far❤
Vince Gill - Look at Us and Travis Tritt - Help Me Hold On
I still hope to one day be this level of a man for a lady despite my betrayals towards me. Also side note I'm rakine takemi. I still hope your husband liked the final fantasy 7 remake. Theres been some hopeful news on legend of dragoon remake.
Been married 25 years next May 25th. I don't know. Somehow she hasn't smothered me in my sleep......yet.
Omg 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You might like his "Three Wooden Crosses"...
Randy referenced killing time which is a clint black 🎵 song.
My wedding song was I Get Carried Away by George Strait
Would like to see react to Travis Tritt "BETWEEN AN OLD MEMORY AND ME"
Can u do Daryl Worley " I miss my friend" please. Great song and underrated singer.
You need to do a 'Deep Voice from a baby face' Josh Turner song . I like Would you go with me , and I bet you will too !
Well ur neighbors dog is awesome
My brother and his wife.