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Guys, this was written by the amazing satirist/writer Shel Silverstein, who also wrote a song Bobby recorded called The Winner (good for a chuckle too) and he also wrote Cash's Boy Named Sue.
Thank you so much! I grew up listening to Bobby Bare. He can be extremely funny! I’m so glad you are touching on the classics as much as the current ones. Thank you again.
Love Y'all from Louisiana. 😆 You need to hear Red Sovine "Teddy Bear." I don't drink so I still can't suggest a good one for you. I sure do enjoy watching you hear songs I grew up listening to.
Bobby Bare was great back in the day - he basically "discovered" Waylon Jennings singing in a dance hall in Texas!!!! He also recorded "500 miles" & - " Detroit" and the ever-popular "Drop Kick Me Jesus(through the Goal Post of Life) !!!! He was a 70's star!!!
Before I even watch the video, I know this is going to be awesome. I saw Bobby Bare in Monterey, CA back in 83/84 at a little club. He is hilarious and I'm excited to see how you guys like him and react. Love seeing the OG's on your channel. True country/comedy right here!
Too funny! I love this song. Shel Silverstein wrote the best story songs. I was in Kuwait in 2012 during Mardi Gras and worked with a Guard unit out of New Orleans. They built a float and we had a party without alcohol. They had a female Sgt Major that belted out Marie Laveu and we all sang along. It was a hoot. I grew up with Mum's 45 but I'd never heard it sung in a group setting like that. Have you done Johnny Cash, A Boy Named Sue?
Oh, that's an old favorite for me! Thanks so much for playing it. If you get a chance, search for a fan-made video of this song. It's title is "Music Video by CC Productions"...it's hilarious!
This is a deep rabbit hole and he's certainly an OG in my limited exposure to his music. The first time I heard Bobby Bare he was singing "Detroit City" in 1963 I believe. He has a huge amount of music and I and most is good I hear. Great choice Debra if he was your choice. Honestly the Who and the rest of the British Invasion got in the way of my roots! Hank brought me back and I'm jumping into this Bare hole with both feet. This BCR channel is a hoot and I like the reactions of people finding America's music again! I'll likely stay current with this channel and I'm watching all of the reviews I've missed now. Your Music & Bourbon choice has got Dustin & Keith in an entertaining mood to say the least. Thanks! The Amelas One
The winner is a great song my father was born in 1922 so went through the great depression in his childhood and served in the south pacific as a udt diver doing salvage and diffusing underwater mines and boobytraps he had a tremendous grin but you didn't seeit often but this song would always pull it out
Bobby Bare knows how to tell a story. I like this song. But if y'all go down to New Orleans and run into Marie Laveau, RUN she died in the 1880s. 😂 Her tomb is the most visited in any cemetery. She was a scarey voodoo preistess. Damn that bourbon is a beautiful amber color and that cinnamon means a nice smooth flavor to me. And it's Friday, y'all are allowed to be 12.
Loved your reaction to Bobby Bare! You should listen to his songs Praise the Lord and send me the money and The Jogger. I think you would enjoy both of them
A Shel Silverstein song. The man was a genius. Drew pen and ink sketches for Playboy, wrote several books for kids, including The Giving Tree and wrote a ton of country songs.
Gettin' buzzed on free alcohol while listening to legendary country music? That's what you call livin'. This song is a bit like Eddy Raven and Jerry Reed songs. They told a lot of fun stories that always had fun endings.
There are so many OGs with funny songs really hard to pick. Another OG with funny songs you should check out Jerry Reed. Two of my favorites are, She got the gold mine I got the shaft and Mr. Ford. Johnny Cash Flushed from the Bathroom of your heart. For more of Bobby Bare I would suggest I never went to bed with an ugly woman. If you want the king of OG I suggest Hank Williams Sr. Move it on over.
I love that song. Idk if yall have done Big Iron by Marty Robbins, country western song thats a classic in my opinion. Love these story telling songs and country does them so well
Yet another great story from country music. To keep that going, have a listen to "I Watched it All on My Radio" by Lionel Cartwright. It takes me back to my childhood. Keep up the great videos, guys!
Some OG Female songs you should listen to: Patsy Cline Crazy; Loretta Lynn Coal Miner's Daughter, Louisiana Woman Mississippi Man, or Country Bumpkin both with Conway Twitty; and Dolly Parton Coat of Many Colors, 9-5, or Why'd ya come in here looking like that?; The Judds Turn It Loose, Grampa, or Love can Build a Bridge
If you like this one you should listen to The Winner, another of Bobby Bare’s songs written by Shel Silverstein. Funny as hell as a young buck challenges the local badass to a fight in a bar one night.
Bobby Bare recorded a version of the Tom T Hall song "Homecoming". Either version is great. To my ear, it speaks subtly about how we try to present out best face to out folks when we go about our own way and do our own thing but don't want to rock the boat with the people who maintain expectations of us. Sorry for rambling.
Immature warning: I don't think I have ever seen a video of anyone talking about the taste of .... I have this on vinyl. Bobby has a lot of humor in his music.
Handsome Jack's plan was NOT well-thought-out.I love the Bare; his songs often contained humorous elements, and he recorded several songs written by Shel Silverstein. Some of his best are 'The Winner,' 'Greasy Grit Gravy' and 'Streets of Baltimore.' I like his version of 'Sylvia's Mother' more than Dr Hook's, and his version of 'Me And Bobby McGee is one of the best.
You should really react to Johnny Cash cover of Nine inch Nails "Hurt" His wife June Carter the love of his life, shown in the video died 3 months after the release of the album. He died 4 months after her.. Amazing Amazing video.
We're both super familiar with that, and we try to keep our reactions "first time." So, likely the only way that one gets on the channel is via a bourbon bribe. - Keith
I nearly hurt myself laughing at you fools. Dustin it was a nice try to stay and be mature but the flat out back to the matter is Keith's 12-year-old was more appropriate under the circumstances. I grew up here in Bobby bare sing Marie laveau and I always thought it was so interesting cuz he had such a smooth Rich voice and then somebody go and I'd cringe. This was a great review RUclips well done.
That bourbon name would have gone really well with another of his songs --- "The Winner" --- However, I tip my hat to the gal who sent ya that with the one eyed snake line
This should be next! Bobby Bare, Mel Tillis, Waylon Jennings and Jerry Reed singing “Cut the Mustard”! Too funny! I think you will enjoy it. ruclips.net/video/CXJWvAvNp4I/видео.html
@@BourbonCountryReacts Awesome!!!! My Dad's a retired music pastor who cut his chops on Robbins gunfighter ballads. I majored in music business. Marty was one of a kind!
You should react to the collab of Robert plant and Allison Krause. They did an entire album called Raising Sand. They do a great version of please read the letter and also one of black dog.
I would love to react to that. But one, it's not country, and we do try to stick to country here. And two, I love that song. And I love the video for it even more. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts … Oh. Ok. Yeah. I love the song too. It’s from my teen years, when my life was at its best. I just started watching your channel, so I didn’t realize you were reacting to only country.
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To move your song (or bourbon) to the front of the list, please bribe us by sending a bottle of bourbon, preferably one we haven't had on the channel yet, to:
BCR
484 E. Carmel Dr.
Suite 155
Carmel, IN 46032
I know it’s not a bourbon by any means.
Have y’all tried Blue Flame ?
I have not. - Keith
Guys, this was written by the amazing satirist/writer Shel Silverstein, who also wrote a song Bobby recorded called The Winner (good for a chuckle too) and he also wrote Cash's Boy Named Sue.
Thank you so much! I grew up listening to Bobby Bare. He can be extremely funny! I’m so glad you are touching on the classics as much as the current ones. Thank you again.
Thank you for watching! And, we love the OGs, so keep those requests coming. - Keith
Marie LaVeau is STILL revered in New Orleans. People still leave small gifts at her tomb in the city.
Love Y'all from Louisiana. 😆 You need to hear Red Sovine "Teddy Bear." I don't drink so I still can't suggest a good one for you. I sure do enjoy watching you hear songs I grew up listening to.
Oh Teddy Bear is a tear jerker
Try the song Numbers by him or Diet. Both are good and funny too
Votes added for all of those requests -Dustin
Yes! Teddy Bear 🧸 is a classic but have a tissue nearby!
That's a tear jerker!
Bobby Bare was great back in the day - he basically "discovered" Waylon Jennings singing in a dance hall in Texas!!!! He also recorded "500 miles" & - " Detroit" and the ever-popular "Drop Kick Me Jesus(through the Goal Post of Life) !!!! He was a 70's star!!!
Just saying this for anyone that doesn't know, Marie Laveau is a real person
Was, not is.. I think she has long been dead.
This song was written by Shel Silverson (the one Where the Sidewalk ends) . Marie Laveu was a voodoo queen around the end of the 19th century.
Before I even watch the video, I know this is going to be awesome. I saw Bobby Bare in Monterey, CA back in 83/84 at a little club. He is hilarious and I'm excited to see how you guys like him and react. Love seeing the OG's on your channel. True country/comedy right here!
We like the OGs too. We hope you guys request more of them (or send us bribes).
This is one of my favorite songs to play for Halloween 🎃 your reaction popped up so here I am
Oh how funny, this grandma giggled like a juvenile, thanks guys!
lol, believe me, we were holding back. - Keith
Y'all do great videos
I knew as soon as you heard “one eyed snake” and starting snickering exactly what you were thinking. Lol
That snake would have no depth perception… -Dustin
In my much younger days this was a fun country dive bar band song. Get up, dance, be stupid, and get loud. Miss those days.
Oh man, I haven't heard this in years. LOL. Great reaction.
Thanks!
I'm watching this again; knowing my family plays this at reunions.... we have a blast with it! 🤣
Did I hear "Froggie Went A Courtin"? Oh My, I used to sing that song many hears ago, one of those songs you can keep adding verses.
I have video of my Great Grandpa singing that, he was a hoot -Dustin
Too funny! I love this song. Shel Silverstein wrote the best story songs. I was in Kuwait in 2012 during Mardi Gras and worked with a Guard unit out of New Orleans. They built a float and we had a party without alcohol. They had a female Sgt Major that belted out Marie Laveu and we all sang along. It was a hoot. I grew up with Mum's 45 but I'd never heard it sung in a group setting like that. Have you done Johnny Cash, A Boy Named Sue?
We haven't yet, Keith knows that one, but I don't -Dustin
Yes!!!!!! Lol!!
I had to add another comment. You two are so funny in this reaction. Another great one!
Thanks!
Oh, that's an old favorite for me! Thanks so much for playing it. If you get a chance, search for a fan-made video of this song. It's title is "Music Video by CC Productions"...it's hilarious!
Yay from Georgia, more oldies. The best!! Dustin, LOVE your Hoodia. I'm a nurse. Lol.
Bobby Bare "The Winner". You'll love it.
This is a deep rabbit hole and he's certainly an OG in my limited exposure to his music. The first time I heard Bobby Bare he was singing "Detroit City" in 1963 I believe. He has a huge amount of music and I and most is good I hear. Great choice Debra if he was your choice. Honestly the Who and the rest of the British Invasion got in the way of my roots! Hank brought me back and I'm jumping into this Bare hole with both feet. This BCR channel is a hoot and I like the reactions of people finding America's music again! I'll likely stay current with this channel and I'm watching all of the reviews I've missed now. Your Music & Bourbon choice has got Dustin & Keith in an entertaining mood to say the least. Thanks!
The Amelas One
Glad y'all played this song your response was awesome
Thanks!
You can actually visit Marie Laveau’s grave in New Orleans only on the tour of the cemetery.
A friend of mine may have been there. I'm going to be asking him. - Keith
The winner is a great song my father was born in 1922 so went through the great depression in his childhood and served in the south pacific as a udt diver doing salvage and diffusing underwater mines and boobytraps he had a tremendous grin but you didn't seeit often but this song would always pull it out
Fishin in the Dark by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.
Added that to the list -Dustin
if you ever go to New Orleans, there is a shop on Bourbon Street that is called the Marie Laveau House of Voodoo. pretty interesting to say the least
Bare is awesome.He told Chet Atkins he needed to sign Waylon for starters.For more Bare start with The Winner
Bobby Bare knows how to tell a story. I like this song. But if y'all go down to New Orleans and run into Marie Laveau, RUN she died in the 1880s. 😂 Her tomb is the most visited in any cemetery. She was a scarey voodoo preistess.
Damn that bourbon is a beautiful amber color and that cinnamon means a nice smooth flavor to me.
And it's Friday, y'all are allowed to be 12.
Not kidding even a little bit about how much cinnamon flavor is in this. And, apparently, really comes out with small sips. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts Hot cinnamon or sweet? We talking apple pie or big red gum?
@@CLynns Yes.
lol, so, the initial and mid is "apple pie" cinnamon, and the finish is "big red."
@@BourbonCountryReacts might have to give it a try.
The humor in the song is an awesome plus the audience just laughing as well.
It was sure cracking us up. - Keith
Loved your reaction to Bobby Bare! You should listen to his songs Praise the Lord and send me the money and The Jogger. I think you would enjoy both of them
Talking about a bare bottle having listened to Bobby Bare; great reaction guys.🥃
I listen to this song often, you two had me laughing so hard I needed my inhaler
hahah, glad you enjoyed it! - Keith
Lol I loved this reaction! 🤣
Thanks!
She was the highest voodoo priestest of her time and shrines and offerings are still left for today
I have a buddy that may know some things about that. I'll hit him up. - Keith
Some more Bobby Bare classics......Daddy What If.....Detroit City.....Dropkick Me, Jesus
I'll add those to the list -Dustin
A Shel Silverstein song. The man was a genius. Drew pen and ink sketches for Playboy, wrote several books for kids, including The Giving Tree and wrote a ton of country songs.
Gettin' buzzed on free alcohol while listening to legendary country music?
That's what you call livin'. This song is a bit like Eddy Raven and Jerry Reed songs. They told a lot of fun stories that always had fun endings.
Yeah, it's definitely hard to complain. - Keith
Bobby Bare song The Winner is Great 👍
The screams by Marie is actually Bobbie bares kid doing
That's funny! - Keith
There are so many OGs with funny songs really hard to pick. Another OG with funny songs you should check out Jerry Reed. Two of my favorites are, She got the gold mine I got the shaft and Mr. Ford. Johnny Cash Flushed from the Bathroom of your heart. For more of Bobby Bare I would suggest I never went to bed with an ugly woman. If you want the king of OG I suggest Hank Williams Sr. Move it on over.
Votes added! -Dustin
OMG, Jerry could flat shred, too!!! Guy could rip up a guitar. 'She got the Goldmine' is hilarious!
OMG, Bobby Bare: 'Tequila, Sheila'!!!!!
One of my favorites songs . My dad use to listen to this all the time. That's how I know it so well. Loved your reaction to it.
Thanks!
@@BourbonCountryReacts you're welcome
I love that song. Idk if yall have done Big Iron by Marty Robbins, country western song thats a classic in my opinion. Love these story telling songs and country does them so well
I've heard Big Iron. Dustin hasn't. So, it'll go on our list. - Keith
He’s got a song called The Winner, y’all would love it.
Listen to Bobby Bare's..."The Winner"
Vote added -Dustin
Bobby Bare recorded a hit song called Detroit City back in the sixties.
Always loved this song
Those chicken feet made her squawk like that. Joking. Marie Laveau was a real person by the way born in 1801
I feel like I'm going to lose myself in a research hole for a while over this one. - Keith
Another fun story song by Bobby Bare is called Ten. It's about an egotistical man trying to rate women. He ends up getting rated and burned.
Yet another great story from country music. To keep that going, have a listen to "I Watched it All on My Radio" by Lionel Cartwright. It takes me back to my childhood. Keep up the great videos, guys!
I've added a vote for that one, and we're glad you enjoyed it! -Dustin
Written by the great Shell Silverstein. Y'all should definitely listen to the winner by Bobby
Added a vote for that one -Dustin
Some OG Female songs you should listen to: Patsy Cline Crazy; Loretta Lynn Coal Miner's Daughter, Louisiana Woman Mississippi Man, or Country Bumpkin both with Conway Twitty; and Dolly Parton Coat of Many Colors, 9-5, or Why'd ya come in here looking like that?; The Judds Turn It Loose, Grampa, or Love can Build a Bridge
Votes added for all of these -Dustin
If you like this one you should listen to The Winner, another of Bobby Bare’s songs written by Shel Silverstein.
Funny as hell as a young buck challenges the local badass to a fight in a bar one night.
The winner is a another good one of his .
Added a vote for that one -Dustin
Love him
"Wait what?"
"I think" lol "she go eeeegehegene and some dude disappears" GOLD
Marie Laveau was a voodoo priestess. ✌💞🙏
I recommend another song sung by Bobbie Bare, and I think it was also written by the great Shel Silverstein: "Rosalie's Good Eats Cafe."
Recommend his song called "the winner"
Yes he is an O G, member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, check out, Drop Kick Me Jesus Through the Goal Post of Life, Numbers or Winner
A lot of these songs were written by Shel Silverstein. One of the most brilliant and funny songwriters.
I've heard the name, but don't know any of his music. Apart from this, apparently. - Keith
Bobby Bare recorded a version of the Tom T Hall song "Homecoming".
Either version is great. To my ear, it speaks subtly about how we try to present out best face to out folks when we go about our own way and do our own thing but don't want to rock the boat with the people who maintain expectations of us.
Sorry for rambling.
This is awesome 😆🤣😂
Thanks!
Y'all need to cue up 'El Paso' or 'Old Red' by Marty Robbins. Master storyteller.
Stay tuned! -Dustin
Immature warning: I don't think I have ever seen a video of anyone talking about the taste of .... I have this on vinyl. Bobby has a lot of humor in his music.
As if that's any less mature than we were... - Keith
Bobby bare is amazing The Winner is my favorite check it out
I'll add it to the list -Dustin
My face hurt from laughing at y’all
lol
Check out Bobby Bare The Winner and God Bless America Again.
You might like The Winner by Bobby Bare.
Added a vote for that one -Dustin
Check out "Daddy, What If?" by Bobby Bare. It's a heartwarmer.
ruclips.net/video/uyJ03r7-Z2Y/видео.html
Bobby sang a lot of songs, but my favorites were this and Pour Me Another Tequila, Sheila!
Handsome Jack's plan was NOT well-thought-out.I love the Bare; his songs often contained humorous elements, and he recorded several songs written by Shel Silverstein. Some of his best are 'The Winner,' 'Greasy Grit Gravy' and 'Streets of Baltimore.' I like his version of 'Sylvia's Mother' more than Dr Hook's, and his version of 'Me And Bobby McGee is one of the best.
Added those tunes to the list -Dustin
You should really react to Johnny Cash cover of Nine inch Nails "Hurt" His wife June Carter the love of his life, shown in the video died 3 months after the release of the album. He died 4 months after her.. Amazing Amazing video.
We're both super familiar with that, and we try to keep our reactions "first time." So, likely the only way that one gets on the channel is via a bourbon bribe. - Keith
May I suggest the winner by Bobby bare
Added another vote for that one -Dustin
Yall should try his song the winner
Have you done "Uneasy Rider" by Charlie Daniels yet?
Bobby Bare’s song “the mermaid” is another favorite of mine! Try that one!
Added a vote for that one -Dustin
Ray Steven's is good too
You might listen to Drop Kick Me Jesus through the Goal Posts of Life or 500 Miles by Bobby Bare.
I nearly hurt myself laughing at you fools. Dustin it was a nice try to stay and be mature but the flat out back to the matter is Keith's 12-year-old was more appropriate under the circumstances. I grew up here in Bobby bare sing Marie laveau and I always thought it was so interesting cuz he had such a smooth Rich voice and then somebody go and I'd cringe. This was a great review RUclips well done.
Your injuries are totally Dustin's fault. - Keith
The screaming was done by one of his 2 dons Shannon. He was about 7 years old.
Check out "Numbers" by Bobby Bare. Very funny.
"500 Miles from Home" please!
How the hell that base voice made that screech ? Oh she was only married once to Jacques Paris (m. 1819-1820) he might have survived a year
That bourbon name would have gone really well with another of his songs --- "The Winner" --- However, I tip my hat to the gal who sent ya that with the one eyed snake line
Too bad I can't like this more than once. Was definitely worth revisiting to see Keith's inner 12 year old connect the bourbon to the lyric.
What if they ever make a movie out of this song
OMG you should write and pitch one. Hollywood is so out of ideas it's ridiculous. - Keith
Do jimmy Dean big John it is so awesome 👍👍👍👍😎😎
This should be next! Bobby Bare, Mel Tillis, Waylon Jennings and Jerry Reed singing “Cut the Mustard”! Too funny! I think you will enjoy it. ruclips.net/video/CXJWvAvNp4I/видео.html
Johnny Paycheck - Colorado Kool-Aid
Got it!
Alice's restaurant massacree
If you think this is cool, find ANY of Marty Robbins Gunfightrr Ballads! 'OLD red', 'Mr. SHORTY', 'EL Paso'.... Marty was a master storyteller.
Stay tuned for El Paso. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts Awesome!!!! My Dad's a retired music pastor who cut his chops on Robbins gunfighter ballads. I majored in music business. Marty was one of a kind!
crazy nuts
ha!
more ol school
We like the old school. - Keith
Marie was real, AND she had more than one husband!!! LOL
Try Redbone's The Witch Queen of New Orleans
To Keith's old lady... If you have as much trouble finding presents for your man as I do mine....a hat shaper may need to go on the list 💁♀️
LOL, well, yes, she has a REALLY hard time finding presents for me. I'll call this suggestion to her attention. - Keith
You should react to the collab of Robert plant and Allison Krause. They did an entire album called Raising Sand. They do a great version of please read the letter and also one of black dog.
Added those to the list -Dustin
I have a song for you to react to, if you haven’t done it already. Not country, but 70’s Rock. “Black Betty” by Ram Jam.
I would love to react to that. But one, it's not country, and we do try to stick to country here. And two, I love that song. And I love the video for it even more. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts … Oh. Ok. Yeah. I love the song too. It’s from my teen years, when my life was at its best. I just started watching your channel, so I didn’t realize you were reacting to only country.