This is one of those modern songs that really came along and shook country music. It was breath of fresh air to hear something that sounded like classic country and had such a beautiful message. First time I heard this I was in the Navy and we had a radio playing in the hangar bay and this came on. Everyone just listened and was like wow.. That was awesome. Great memories
Jamey Johnson - In Color, when he said "And if it looked like we were scared to death like a couple of kids trying to save each others, you should've seen it in color" he's really meaning by "... in color" you should've seen it for yourself because them pictures don't really express how it was back then.
@Squeek Tate he beat me to it also but I put it down anyway thinking maybe it would get her to react to it faster the more people she has requested it so go ahead and put it down bro!!! Would you happen to know Dr. Bob and Bill W. brother man?
This song is one of the most genius country songs ever. He is bringing out the difference between how we see things in black + white, meaning in hindsight, as opposed to in real time (in color), when you’re going through it. The anxiety we all feel right now, wondering how bad will it really get, will grandma and grandpa in the nursing home make it through, no photo of any color will ever be able to capture. This is an incredible truth about life and memory, and he put it all into this 5 minute song.
Jamey is a present day country singer... and his style is completely older,, classic , country.... we don't see this style much anymore...always fun and entertaining to see your reactions.... so glad your enjoying the different gendras of music........
Old Jamey Johnson there, he’s the real deal, nothing he puts out is bad and is amazing in concert. Real country going strong...he, Ward Davis, Whitey Morgan and Cody Jinks, all unbelievable.
This is my dad's story. Dad passed from cancer I had all their pictures black and white all over the table... Momma's eyes are blue, her Rose was red.. Uncle Joe was Daddy's best Man he was in the war in 43...True one year after he died in Indiana this song came out the Singer is from Indiana..This is my Daddy's Story.
Hi 😊 I just watched your video and I cried like I do every single time I hear this song. I have had the privilege of seeing Mr. Johnson several times in concert, and I hope I can continue to do so as long as he keeps playing. I love all of his songs. "Lead Me Home" will move you. "Cover Your Eyes". If you are a daddy's girl "Baby Don't Cry". Anyhow, thank you for the video and stay safe and happy 🤗
this song was my grandpas favorite song. he died almost 5 years ago. hearing this song makes me curl up in a ball and cry. this song has so much meaning. “lead me home” by jamey johnson is also a very strong song. i really hope you check that one out. maybe even just listening to it. trust me you won’t regret it
I'm 45 years old and was blessed by God to have known my great-grandparents on my dad's side. My great grandfather was born in 1896 and passed away in 1986. My great grandmother was born in 1901 and passed away in 1990. I can vividly remember sitting in their living rooms and listening to them talk about major events in the world. They were there and remembered so much. The loss of the Titanic, hard times and sacrifice during WWI and WWII. They remembered how this nation came together when we finally put a man on the moon. They raised a family during the great depression. They lived through so much and I was able to hear about it first hand. We used cassette recorders and spent hours protecting their stories. Recently we had them transferred to digital media. Hearing their voices was kind of like this. To someone on the outside you hear a voice, but have no connection to it . . . no memory to set the voice to. I get to see it in color. The yellow flowers in grandma's dress and the red in grandpa's can of pipe tobacco as he lit up to tell us about going to school in a one-room schoolhouse or working on the farm from sunup to well after dark. Too often people today overlook the elderly and write them off. They don't share in conversations with them, learn from their past and experiences. We're losing history every day.
I've seen him several times. Fantastic each time. Last he opened for Lynyrd Skynyrd. As part of his encore he did 4 Walls of Raiford, a song by Skynyrd and he absolutely nailed it. This song definitely reminds me of my grandparents . Grandpa was a WWII Navy veteran of the Pacific war. My dad, aunts and uncle were all depression era kids. He wrote Give it Away both he and George Straight had #1 songs with it. He also did a duet with Allison Krause of the Ray Charles classic Seven Spanish Angels
I just wanted to tell you that you are a rock star. I noticed today that my favorite reaction videos were all made by the same beautiful person. So much passion. Keep them coming please.
There's a fantastic live version of this I think he was doing at farm Aid. No backup singers no backup song track. Just him and an acoustic guitar and it's really good He's an amazing singer.
I started following you late. Don't apologize for feeling. I am getting to be an old man and i have found great joy in seeing young people like you connect with stories in country music like this. Stories matter so please keep sharing yours and anyone else's. ❤
One of the Outlaw Country singers of today. You cannot go wrong. He does an amazing Duet with Allison Krause "Seven Spanish Angels", an ode to Willie Nelson and Ray Charles.
This has been out for quite a while and I always liked it when it came out, but it didn't blow my mind. For some reason when I saw the performance that he did live, I think for Farm Aid, I lost it. I haven't seen him sing it live where he hasn't shed a tear. It's an absolutely beautiful song and it's a testament to his family and how he was brought up that he would honor his grandparents like this. You definitely have to look up that video, also because he looks like a different person than he used to. He's gotten completely a different persona thing going on. It definitely works for him!
I had the pleasure of seeing Jamey live right here in Fort Smith AR...when he sang this...I think it almost made him cry that every single one of us started singing it. He just kinda stopped singing and stood there listening to us. This is our history down here.
One of my favorites. It always reminds me of growing up with my grandparents and great-aunts/uncles. Seeing all the old photo albums and listening to their countless stories... Remember it like it was yesterday.
Been taking care of my grandpa. 94 years old. I've really learned alot about history. The tears in his eyes says it all. And makes me so emotional listening to him
This is Grandma from Texas. I watch you almost every day and I just want to say thank you for bringing a ray of sunshine in to my life. It brings me joy watching you kids on RUclips listening to the old songs. Y’all are stars a definitely way more entertaining than any one in Hollywood. I like this song too and the part where he says “you should have seen it in color” means you should have been there or it was real life and we lived it. Don’t worry about the WuHan Virus too much. We are Americans and we will figure it out. Keep praying and trusting. We will get back to work soon enough and hopefully we will have all learned something 😘🇺🇸👍. Oh have you listened to Blake Sheltons song I Lived It?
TOO! You don’t disappoint. I’m still searching for everything you do. Did you notice when he told the part about when he said his grandfather said (in fading tones) that’s the story of my life, That is the most “hard hitting”, song lines, ever.
Jamey was kicked out of country. Take a look at...Cover your eyes, My way to you, She's all lady, Stars in Alabama, Lead me home...all great songs. Then again, like Stapleton anything he does is quality. I was a Jamey fan before a Stapleton fan. Jamey promoted Stapletons first solo album in an interview. Had to check it out. Now huge fans of both
I love watching your reaction to emotional videos that get to me also , pure as snow !! Thanks for doing songs like this , I’m a country boy and these songs really get to me , I lost my dad Jan 2020 and it’s been hard going through all his stuff , black and white photos just get to me . That was his life . 12/10/47 - 1-07-2020 Rodger Dean Hill sr.
Sushi you are great and I just started following you about a week ago. My first comment ever was on another song and I suggested jammy Johnson “ lead me home” you will be beyond words I bet lol
It’s not the singer, Bella, It’s the experiences in the song. My great mental sadness is from Panama, Desert Storm, my first marriage, and my son. Songs are just what is in the heart.😉 Keep bringing people together with music.
this is a great song. mention about black and white tv, i grew up in that era, also the photos, i remember when tv went off at 10.00 for rest of night. you only had 3 or 4 channels
Jamey Johnson is my favorite country singer. Thank you for reacting to him. Oh what a country journey you can take with his music!!! I would love to hear your reaction to "can't cash my checks"😍
I watched your , “He didn’t have to be,” reaction video about six hours ago and it’s 414am and I’m still up watching your country ones. I love your expressions, I love when you say awww, and fan your face haha. All the ones I watched in a row I picked up some things you do lol. Anyways you gained another fan today & im subscribing & cant wait for more. Lots of Love from Nashville TN; Jeremy
I love this song.. When he says you should have seen it in color.. I think he is referring to being there in person cause the pictures only show up in black and white but being there was actually In Color.
ya.. hate/love that song. Also Kick a little is such a fun song She should do just about damn near anything from Travis Tritt. Foolish Pride, Tell me I was dreaming, drift off to dreams. I mean literally just about anything.
I remember being the remote for my parents with our 19 inch black and white tv. Not locking your doors, driving to get where you're going on vacation and old route 66, as route 40 didn't go all the way to California yet. Stopping at all the roadside tourist traps. Unexpected detours due to rock slides, washed out bridges and fires. It was a time of wonder. We hadn't been to the moon yet. We were just getting into the Vietnam war, Kenney hadn't been shot yet. When America was still feeling the vitality of post war {ww2} growth. Time spent at my uncles farm fishing and hunting. The youth of today miss out on so much tied to their phones and videos games. Sorry to ramble on so much.
Man, this song should remind all of you who are still lucky enough to have your grandparents around, go talk to them and ask them to tell you about the "good old days" because once they are gone those stories are also gone forever.
I can remember going through stacks of black and white photos my parents had. There was a story behind every one. I think that was the color Jaime was referring to. The richness and vibrancty behind the pictures ot nessecary the physical colors.
Newly subbed and been listening to all old videos up to the new and so far as I can tell, you enjoy the story telling music and one I haven’t heard you do is Randy Travis-3 wooden crosses!
This is one of my all-time favorite songs. My son and my nephew played the guitar and sang this song for my dad's funeral. It's very fitting because as a family we've spent years doing family history and looking at old photos together. I can rarely get through this song without sobbing.
This is one of my favorite songs. I guess because it reminds me of my grandparents so much. I'd sit around and look at old photos they had when I was a kid. Jamey is also a Marine and I am too. So, I feel a bit of a connection. What still confuses me is that this song lost out to a Taylor Swift song for song of the year at the CMAs
Wenn Taylor gewonnen hat mit ihrem Mainstream Dreck dann hatten die Leute vor Ort keine Ahnung. Jamey ist ein Held. Seine Musik ist einmalig schön und hört man noch in hunderten Jahren. Taylor ihre Musik höre ich mir nicht an ich habe noch stolz.
This song gets me everytime,it reminds me so much of my grandpa, the man had stories like the guy in video for days,I could have listened to him for hours and never got bored,old people are a treasure
My grandfather was born in 1909 and I asked him one time about the "good ole days", he said he couldn't remember any good ole days back then because everything was so hard and everyone he knew was poor and hungry. He passed away in 2002. He did go to war in the 1940's and he never talked about it, his kids said they didn't even know he had a purple heart until they were preparing his funeral, sad.
I bought this album, and his Black and White album roughly 10 years ago and would listen to it in my truck a lot. The Black and White album had two discs, and almost every song on the two are sooo good. The song, "I Remember You" probably impacted me most. Edit: Scrolled through every comment, and I'm the only one who mentioned that song. **sigh** Lol
Great reaction, this has been one of my favorite songs for years. My grandfather died 4 years ago and he always said the same thing when looking through the old photos. Blacktop Mojo did a great cover of this.
Awesome tune, first time I ever heard this i could not stop the tears :) even now this song reaches deep inside the heart. Keep healthy Sushi stay safe. Peace
Imagine you lost your grandpa and when you leave hospital this is the song playing on the radio...#TrueStory happened to me. I grandpa grew up in the depression he enter merchant Marines in 43 he exited in 45 ....I was balling when the song came on....I had heard it many times before but it never had meaning so much depth until the night my grandpa passed away.
I was raised up in the black and white era. All our pictures were B&W. Most magazines were B&W. We had a B&W TV and got the first color set in the neighborhood. I watched several TV shows transition to color. It was a strange time.
This was a song that my Dad said my brother Jay liked to play when they were in the car together, he said it reminded him of how we grew up. He said because it names Joe. My brother Jay died in 2013, song wasn't even out that long. Usually can't even listen to it.
I know your evaluating music and the lyrics but one thing I noticed while watching your channel is your heart for the message which people are trying so hard to share with the public. Without asking I know you are a child of God. Bless you. Always be true to that simple small quite voice which is consistently talking to you. You have a heart of Gold. Protect it. Make sure your man knows his job is to help protect it as well. God Bless.
A few good Jamey Johnson songs to check out are The Dollar, Mowing Down the Roses and his duet with Lee Ann Womack covering the song Seven Spanish Angels.
Jamey is one of the best current song writers in Country music. This song, in the top 10 best country songs of this decade! His voice, oh my! Definitely check out more!
We didn't have a color TV until I was 7...and we had a whole 4 channels to watch. I was the remote control until I was 12 or 13 because my Dad always made me get up to go change the channel for him. Less than 20 years later I was carrying around a laptop worth about $8,000. Less than 20 years after that many people were walking around with far more computing power in their phone than what that laptop had. The advancement of technology in my lifetime has been nothing short of astonishing...but is nothing compared to what the younger generations will experience.
TS, you're an empath...feelings of others pass on to you. You feel like you were living in the Great Depression. As a man, I'm the same way. Much love and peace to you and your family.
You are a beautiful soul. Jamey Johnson wrote a #1 song for George Strait and he used that money to launch his solo career. Just a little back story for you. Loved your reaction.
Hang in there Sushi it might be bad but as long as we can all put all of difference aside ... Together we will make it through. Thank you for these videos
Jamey Johnson is the best country singer active today that you will almost never hear on mainstream country radio. Check out High cost of living it is a very powerful song.
You are such a loving soul and these songs speak to you in the way that they were meant to. I love reaction videos but so many of them just don't get it! They are in it for the likes and the subs and the financial support but they really aren't trying or even capable of understanding the meaning behind the lyrics. You have the kind of soul that these songs were meant to touch and as much as it pains me to see you get emotional, it brings me joy to know that someone else can be moved by them the way that I am. Love ya, girl!
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This is one of those modern songs that really came along and shook country music. It was breath of fresh air to hear something that sounded like classic country and had such a beautiful message. First time I heard this I was in the Navy and we had a radio playing in the hangar bay and this came on. Everyone just listened and was like wow.. That was awesome. Great memories
Jamey Johnson - In Color, when he said "And if it looked like we were scared to death like a couple of kids trying to save each others, you should've seen it in color" he's really meaning by "... in color" you should've seen it for yourself because them pictures don't really express how it was back then.
@Tommy Profit'Monsoon What language are you speaking?
Tommy Profit'Monsoon seriously yer shit is fucked lol.
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No it does not when he says in color it means blacks
Helmet for May doing this song Come On Come On all right that's the real
Jamey has an amazing song called The Dollar. Fair warning: it will make you cry.
Hilary Potter she’s gotta do the dollar. It’s one of my favs
Agreed. This needs to happen.
Really need to do this song
Wrist disabled Writer gotta do it
Yes!!! "The Dollar" is a great one!
Jamey Johnson, the high cost of living. You'll love it!
I was about to tell her the EXACT same thing !!! I am an alcoholic and a drug is a drug is a drug and alcohol is a drug!!!!
@Squeek Tate he beat me to it also but I put it down anyway thinking maybe it would get her to react to it faster the more people she has requested it so go ahead and put it down bro!!! Would you happen to know Dr. Bob and Bill W. brother man?
Same here! One of the best real life stories out there.
High cost of living! Deals with today’s issues . One of the great!
Also broken window serenade by Whiskey Meyers!
This song is one of the most genius country songs ever. He is bringing out the difference between how we see things in black + white, meaning in hindsight, as opposed to in real time (in color), when you’re going through it. The anxiety we all feel right now, wondering how bad will it really get, will grandma and grandpa in the nursing home make it through, no photo of any color will ever be able to capture. This is an incredible truth about life and memory, and he put it all into this 5 minute song.
His cover of “Four Walls Of Raiford” originally done by Lynyrd Skynyrd, or “High Cost Of Living” are both great.
Grew up 7 miles from the the prison he is talking about.
Those are my favorites too, but mowing down the roses and rules of the bar (live) are pretty good too.
Mowing Down the Roses and High Cost of Living are some of my favorites also.
Between jennings jones. Lonesome song
Raiford fl rough prison
Jamey is a present day country singer... and his style is completely older,, classic , country.... we don't see this style much anymore...always fun and entertaining to see your reactions.... so glad your enjoying the different gendras of music........
Old Jamey Johnson there, he’s the real deal, nothing he puts out is bad and is amazing in concert. Real country going strong...he, Ward Davis, Whitey Morgan and Cody Jinks, all unbelievable.
Jeremy Hart we have to include Tim Montana and Adam Calhoun also👍
You probably already know this but all the songs he wrote on this album were written in prison.
This is my dad's story. Dad passed from cancer I had all their pictures black and white all over the table... Momma's eyes are blue, her Rose was red.. Uncle Joe was Daddy's best Man he was in the war in 43...True one year after he died in Indiana this song came out the Singer is from Indiana..This is my Daddy's Story.
Close but the singer is from Alabama.
Love Jamey Johnson, such a throwback to older country
He's been referred to a cross between Jennings and Jones
Please please listen to "Lead Me Home" by Jamey Johnson I'd love to see your reaction!
Yes!
I love that song. I play it over and over.
Couldn't agree more. Great song.
I played it at my dads funeral in 2012. My eyes still water today when I listen to it.
Same it was played at my brother's funeral in 2012
Hi 😊 I just watched your video and I cried like I do every single time I hear this song. I have had the privilege of seeing Mr. Johnson several times in concert, and I hope I can continue to do so as long as he keeps playing. I love all of his songs. "Lead Me Home" will move you. "Cover Your Eyes". If you are a daddy's girl "Baby Don't Cry". Anyhow, thank you for the video and stay safe and happy 🤗
One of my all time favorite country songs. Great reaction
this song was my grandpas favorite song. he died almost 5 years ago. hearing this song makes me curl up in a ball and cry. this song has so much meaning. “lead me home” by jamey johnson is also a very strong song. i really hope you check that one out. maybe even just listening to it. trust me you won’t regret it
I'm 45 years old and was blessed by God to have known my great-grandparents on my dad's side.
My great grandfather was born in 1896 and passed away in 1986. My great grandmother was born in 1901 and passed away in 1990. I can vividly remember sitting in their living rooms and listening to them talk about major events in the world. They were there and remembered so much. The loss of the Titanic, hard times and sacrifice during WWI and WWII. They remembered how this nation came together when we finally put a man on the moon. They raised a family during the great depression. They lived through so much and I was able to hear about it first hand.
We used cassette recorders and spent hours protecting their stories. Recently we had them transferred to digital media. Hearing their voices was kind of like this. To someone on the outside you hear a voice, but have no connection to it . . . no memory to set the voice to. I get to see it in color. The yellow flowers in grandma's dress and the red in grandpa's can of pipe tobacco as he lit up to tell us about going to school in a one-room schoolhouse or working on the farm from sunup to well after dark.
Too often people today overlook the elderly and write them off. They don't share in conversations with them, learn from their past and experiences. We're losing history every day.
I've seen him several times. Fantastic each time. Last he opened for Lynyrd Skynyrd. As part of his encore he did 4 Walls of Raiford, a song by Skynyrd and he absolutely nailed it. This song definitely reminds me of my grandparents . Grandpa was a WWII Navy veteran of the Pacific war. My dad, aunts and uncle were all depression era kids. He wrote Give it Away both he and George Straight had #1 songs with it. He also did a duet with Allison Krause of the Ray Charles classic Seven Spanish Angels
I was hoping you would do this amazing song. It reminds me of talking to Grandpa. I really miss and need those talks today. Miss him every day.
Jamey is a Master story teller. You just got your first lesson. "You can't cash my checks" Another great listen.
I just wanted to tell you that you are a rock star. I noticed today that my favorite reaction videos were all made by the same beautiful person. So much passion. Keep them coming please.
Being from New Orleans and a 14 year vet I tear up every time when he talkes about "Johnny McGhee" the guy that always had his back....
There's a fantastic live version of this I think he was doing at farm Aid. No backup singers no backup song track. Just him and an acoustic guitar and it's really good He's an amazing singer.
I love watching your reactions!!! What a kind and Beautiful young Lady!!!
Jamey Johnson went to school with me in Montgomery,AL. He was a couple of years behind me. So talented.
You’re a doll! Love and appreciate your passion, always fun to watch.
Try "High Cost of Living" "That Lonesome Song" "Mary Go Round" "You Can't Cash My Checks" "Between Jennings And Jones" by Jamey Johnson
Every song you mentioned are great songs. Don't forget give it away the #1 song he wrote for george strait
This one gets me teary eyed every time!!! 💕
I’ve seen all the videos you post/watch... It’s beautiful seeing your reaction while watching them. ✌️❤️
I think someone else suggested it but his song “Lead Me Home”, I think that’s the name, is awesome!
If your doing older stuff.. Steve Earle "Copperhead Road"
Or Guitar Town
Pick up man r.i.p fuck covid 19
Copperhead Road is legendary!
Merle Haggard are the good times really over for good?
You want some real dope real dope is
I started following you late. Don't apologize for feeling. I am getting to be an old man and i have found great joy in seeing young people like you connect with stories in country music like this. Stories matter so please keep sharing yours and anyone else's. ❤
Great reaction, I’ve been waiting for this one. Well done.
So cool I learn so much about different musical avenues from watching you reaction videos
Try high cost of living by Jamie Johnson. Or broken window serenade by whiskey Meyers
I second the Broken Window Serenade request.
Whiskey Myers - they are LEGIT and no one covers them 🤦♂️
One of the Outlaw Country singers of today. You cannot go wrong.
He does an amazing Duet with Allison Krause "Seven Spanish Angels", an ode to Willie Nelson and Ray Charles.
This has been out for quite a while and I always liked it when it came out, but it didn't blow my mind. For some reason when I saw the performance that he did live, I think for Farm Aid, I lost it. I haven't seen him sing it live where he hasn't shed a tear. It's an absolutely beautiful song and it's a testament to his family and how he was brought up that he would honor his grandparents like this. You definitely have to look up that video, also because he looks like a different person than he used to. He's gotten completely a different persona thing going on. It definitely works for him!
His cover of 4 Walls of Raiford is really good also.
Sushi!!! Thank you for reacting to my request!!!
I had the pleasure of seeing Jamey live right here in Fort Smith AR...when he sang this...I think it almost made him cry that every single one of us started singing it. He just kinda stopped singing and stood there listening to us. This is our history down here.
One of my favorites. It always reminds me of growing up with my grandparents and great-aunts/uncles. Seeing all the old photo albums and listening to their countless stories... Remember it like it was yesterday.
Love Jamie Johnson, Mowing down the roses is one of my favorites.
Been taking care of my grandpa. 94 years old. I've really learned alot about history. The tears in his eyes says it all. And makes me so emotional listening to him
Love this song!!! Reminds me of what my grandparents went through!!!
This is Grandma from Texas. I watch you almost every day and I just want to say thank you for bringing a ray of sunshine in to my life. It brings me joy watching you kids on RUclips listening to the old songs. Y’all are stars a definitely way more entertaining than any one in Hollywood. I like this song too and the part where he says “you should have seen it in color” means you should have been there or it was real life and we lived it. Don’t worry about the WuHan Virus too much. We are Americans and we will figure it out. Keep praying and trusting. We will get back to work soon enough and hopefully we will have all learned something 😘🇺🇸👍. Oh have you listened to Blake Sheltons song I Lived It?
TOO! You don’t disappoint. I’m still searching for everything you do. Did you notice when he told the part about when he said his grandfather said (in fading tones) that’s the story of my life, That is the most “hard hitting”, song lines, ever.
Feelings are a good thing, keep on feeling, bless and thanks for reaction...
Jamey was kicked out of country. Take a look at...Cover your eyes, My way to you, She's all lady, Stars in Alabama, Lead me home...all great songs. Then again, like Stapleton anything he does is quality. I was a Jamey fan before a Stapleton fan. Jamey promoted Stapletons first solo album in an interview. Had to check it out. Now huge fans of both
Beautiful reaction, beautiful song. Glad I came across this. Subscribed!
I love watching your reaction to emotional videos that get to me also , pure as snow !! Thanks for doing songs like this , I’m a country boy and these songs really get to me , I lost my dad Jan 2020 and it’s been hard going through all his stuff , black and white photos just get to me . That was his life . 12/10/47 - 1-07-2020 Rodger Dean Hill sr.
Sushi you are great and I just started following you about a week ago. My first comment ever was on another song and I suggested jammy Johnson “ lead me home” you will be beyond words I bet lol
It’s not the singer, Bella, It’s the experiences in the song. My great mental sadness is from Panama, Desert Storm, my first marriage, and my son. Songs are just what is in the heart.😉 Keep bringing people together with music.
this is a great song. mention about black and white tv, i grew up in that era, also the photos, i remember when tv went off at 10.00 for rest of night. you only had 3 or 4 channels
Jamey Johnson is my favorite country singer. Thank you for reacting to him. Oh what a country journey you can take with his music!!! I would love to hear your reaction to "can't cash my checks"😍
Just saw him live in November.. He’s incredible! This song is easily in my top 5 country songs!
I watched your , “He didn’t have to be,” reaction video about six hours ago and it’s 414am and I’m still up watching your country ones. I love your expressions, I love when you say awww, and fan your face haha. All the ones I watched in a row I picked up some things you do lol. Anyways you gained another fan today & im subscribing & cant wait for more. Lots of Love from Nashville TN; Jeremy
just started following you tonight, and this is one of my favourites!
Thanks so much Kevin! Im so glad you enjoyed it!!
You've got to check out her other country reactions, you may notice that "emotional" is fairly common theme.
I love this song.. When he says you should have seen it in color.. I think he is referring to being there in person cause the pictures only show up in black and white but being there was actually In Color.
Sushi check out Little Texas- What might have been
Tear jerker get your tissue ready sushi
Little Texas- "Kick a little" and "God bless Texas"
oh my goodness yessss!! That song holds some very deep meaning for me, and a lot I imagine...like they said, grab some tissues!
ya.. hate/love that song.
Also Kick a little is such a fun song
She should do just about damn near anything from Travis Tritt. Foolish Pride, Tell me I was dreaming, drift off to dreams. I mean literally just about anything.
I remember being the remote for my parents with our 19 inch black and white tv. Not locking your doors, driving to get where you're going on vacation and old route 66, as route 40 didn't go all the way to California yet. Stopping at all the roadside tourist traps. Unexpected detours due to rock slides, washed out bridges and fires. It was a time of wonder. We hadn't been to the moon yet. We were just getting into the Vietnam war, Kenney hadn't been shot yet. When America was still feeling the vitality of post war {ww2} growth. Time spent at my uncles farm fishing and hunting. The youth of today miss out on so much tied to their phones and videos games. Sorry to ramble on so much.
Probably one of my all time favorite songs. Every time I hear it, I miss my Dad and Grandparents even more
Man, this song should remind all of you who are still lucky enough to have your grandparents around, go talk to them and ask them to tell you about the "good old days" because once they are gone those stories are also gone forever.
I can remember going through stacks of black and white photos my parents had. There was a story behind every one. I think that was the color Jaime was referring to. The richness and vibrancty behind the pictures ot nessecary the physical colors.
Newly subbed and been listening to all old videos up to the new and so far as I can tell, you enjoy the story telling music and one I haven’t heard you do is Randy Travis-3 wooden crosses!
This is one of my all-time favorite songs. My son and my nephew played the guitar and sang this song for my dad's funeral. It's very fitting because as a family we've spent years doing family history and looking at old photos together. I can rarely get through this song without sobbing.
God you make feel old. I’m 55 and I remember when we first got our color TV, only having AM radio and no ac in the house.
This is one of my favorite songs. I guess because it reminds me of my grandparents so much. I'd sit around and look at old photos they had when I was a kid. Jamey is also a Marine and I am too. So, I feel a bit of a connection. What still confuses me is that this song lost out to a Taylor Swift song for song of the year at the CMAs
Wenn Taylor gewonnen hat mit ihrem Mainstream Dreck dann hatten die Leute vor Ort keine Ahnung. Jamey ist ein Held. Seine Musik ist einmalig schön und hört man noch in hunderten Jahren. Taylor ihre Musik höre ich mir nicht an ich habe noch stolz.
This song gets me everytime,it reminds me so much of my grandpa, the man had stories like the guy in video for days,I could have listened to him for hours and never got bored,old people are a treasure
My grandfather was born in 1909 and I asked him one time about the "good ole days", he said he couldn't remember any good ole days back then because everything was so hard and everyone he knew was poor and hungry. He passed away in 2002. He did go to war in the 1940's and he never talked about it, his kids said they didn't even know he had a purple heart until they were preparing his funeral, sad.
I bought this album, and his Black and White album roughly 10 years ago and would listen to it in my truck a lot.
The Black and White album had two discs, and almost every song on the two are sooo good. The song, "I Remember You" probably impacted me most.
Edit: Scrolled through every comment, and I'm the only one who mentioned that song. **sigh** Lol
I just love you that you can feel the music in your soul!!!! ❤️💙
Mowing dow n the roses, as well as his huge hit high cost of living are both awesome
Great reaction, this has been one of my favorite songs for years. My grandfather died 4 years ago and he always said the same thing when looking through the old photos.
Blacktop Mojo did a great cover of this.
Wow! My first time hearing this. It's truly emotional. Thank you for introducing me to this beautiful song!!!
Awesome tune, first time I ever heard this i could not stop the tears :) even now this song reaches deep inside the heart. Keep healthy Sushi stay safe. Peace
The song I was gonna suggest I checked and you already reacted to I hope you keep doing these
Check out high cost of living or mowing down the roses those are 2 of my favorites
This sound always brings out tears!
Jamie Johnson (Lead Me Home). I dedicated this song to my brother when he passed almost 9 yrs ago. Love to see a reaction video to this song.
GREAT choice! I love this guy and I love your appreciation and response to this one.
Imagine you lost your grandpa and when you leave hospital this is the song playing on the radio...#TrueStory happened to me. I grandpa grew up in the depression he enter merchant Marines in 43 he exited in 45 ....I was balling when the song came on....I had heard it many times before but it never had meaning so much depth until the night my grandpa passed away.
I was raised up in the black and white era. All our pictures were B&W. Most magazines were B&W. We had a B&W TV and got the first color set in the neighborhood. I watched several TV shows transition to color. It was a strange time.
This was a song that my Dad said my brother Jay liked to play when they were in the car together, he said it reminded him of how we grew up. He said because it names Joe. My brother Jay died in 2013, song wasn't even out that long. Usually can't even listen to it.
So many good ones I could suggest! Back to Caroline, My way to you, It was me, Macon, Old front porch swing afternoon... just a few.
I know your evaluating music and the lyrics but one thing I noticed while watching your channel is your heart for the message which people are trying so hard to share with the public. Without asking I know you are a child of God. Bless you. Always be true to that simple small quite voice which is consistently talking to you. You have a heart of Gold. Protect it. Make sure your man knows his job is to help protect it as well. God Bless.
A few good Jamey Johnson songs to check out are The Dollar, Mowing Down the Roses and his duet with Lee Ann Womack covering the song Seven Spanish Angels.
Jamey is one of the best current song writers in Country music. This song, in the top 10 best country songs of this decade! His voice, oh my! Definitely check out more!
We didn't have a color TV until I was 7...and we had a whole 4 channels to watch. I was the remote control until I was 12 or 13 because my Dad always made me get up to go change the channel for him. Less than 20 years later I was carrying around a laptop worth about $8,000. Less than 20 years after that many people were walking around with far more computing power in their phone than what that laptop had. The advancement of technology in my lifetime has been nothing short of astonishing...but is nothing compared to what the younger generations will experience.
Lol i remember watching Creature feature when i a little guy, in black and white, crazy times.thank god for color.
I love your reaction so pure
TS, you're an empath...feelings of others pass on to you. You feel like you were living in the Great Depression. As a man, I'm the same way. Much love and peace to you and your family.
One of the most underrated country music wrighters out there
One of the oldies but one of the best
Love watching your reaction videos. I definitely binge watch you Lol.
Seen him live with Cody jinks and Jamey Johnson sing in color BEST CONCERT EVER!!.
You are a beautiful soul. Jamey Johnson wrote a #1 song for George Strait and he used that money to launch his solo career. Just a little back story for you. Loved your reaction.
it makes me happy and i have to thank our GOD that people can still show there souls.
Too Sushi you are amazing and very inspirational love you Too Sushi
He wasn't talking about the pictures in color. He is saying if you think the pictures look the way they do. You should have been there in real life
Hang in there Sushi it might be bad but as long as we can all put all of difference aside ... Together we will make it through. Thank you for these videos
Jamey Johnson is the best country singer active today that you will almost never hear on mainstream country radio. Check out High cost of living it is a very powerful song.
You are such a loving soul and these songs speak to you in the way that they were meant to. I love reaction videos but so many of them just don't get it! They are in it for the likes and the subs and the financial support but they really aren't trying or even capable of understanding the meaning behind the lyrics. You have the kind of soul that these songs were meant to touch and as much as it pains me to see you get emotional, it brings me joy to know that someone else can be moved by them the way that I am. Love ya, girl!