My parents saw Hank's driver buying the last alcohol that Hank would ever drink. One of the biggest bootleggers in the south, lived just a little over a mile from where I sit right now. My parents were at that house, doing some odd jobs, when his driver came in to buy the booze. Sadly, it was the booze that contributed to his death, along with other stuff.
George Strait, made history with his concert at Kyle Field in College Station on Saturday night, June 15th, 2024 (three nights ago), playing to a record-breaking 110,905 fans. The show set the U.S. record for a ticketed concert, previously held by The Grateful Dead with its 1977 concert at Raceway Park in New Jersey.
Now wait just a minute. The Grateful Dead, The Band and The Allman Brothers played to 600,000 in 1973 at Watkins Glen in upstate New York. Another 600,000 couldn't even get in! They printer 150,000 tickets but just couldn't keep the fans out. (I was there.)
Just an FYI: Willie Nelson is still touring at a young age of 91. His son, Lukas, is following in his footsteps. My younger sister is a total Willie Nelson fan. She has and will fly, ride, drive to where he is just to see him again and again. How could anybody not love the man?! He is a true LEGEND.
@@Carly_SIUThat’s absolutely not true. Traditional country music is descended from Appalachian folk music. Incorporating computer generated sounds and pop rhythms is not country music whatsoever. The majority of modern country is garbage with no country soul at all. There are modern day artists still making good country music but they are not promoted by the music industry because they want lame crap that the girls can dance to. Screw the radio artists and find real country music in local talent that are not allowed on the radio.
Courtesy of the Red White and Blue by Toby Keith (may he rest in peace). That one always gets to me. Lost friends from injuries in the wars and watched the dust plume on that day - looked like the smoke from a forest fire from a distance. Friend of mine never smoked - has a cough that would put a two pack a day smoker for 40 years to shame - from working the rubble.
You must react to The Devil Went Down to Georgia (Charlie Daniels Band) it’s the version with 21 million views and over 207,000 likes. I can’t believe it’s only an honorable mention.
to those replying, i am sorry, would say some crap like 'english is my second languish', but that is complete bull because people with english as a second language are better at it than i am. I am just the walking definition of 'Derp'. And i have that song on my computer and at least 3 different devices, but i have not listened to it in far too long. thank you for the corrections. i needed those. I guess i should have said 'the night the lights went out in Geogia' instead. at least that is a song name i can't get wrong....(checking spelling instantly after typing that)
My uncle plays bass guitar for Alan Jackson. His name is Roger Wills. He co-wrote don't rock the jukebox. He used to play for Reba McIntire and my aunt sang backup vocals for her as well. She then went and sang for Wynona Judd. I grew up in a two-story log cabin in the woods of Oklahoma so country music is in my soul!
My favorite country song is "You Never Even Called Me by My Name" by David Allen Coe. I highly recommend it. With your sense of humor, I think you'll really appreciate it. Loved this reaction, Adam.
I think it is great that you actually know a lot of country music. Did you know that the BBC showcased a lot of American country back in the 70's? There are great video recording of several shows. One of my Godfathers (I had two, twins John and Paul) was a country singer/songwriter for many years starting in Nashville in the early sixties. Needless to say, he introduced me to country music in a big way. He came to every family event with his guitar, ready to give us a tune. He and I sang together throughout my life, just for fun, and I kept him aware of new music. His tastes were old school, but he understood the lyrical beauty of many newer bands through the years. The first time I was thanked in the liner notes of a CD, I brought him a copy. Made that old man smile.
The water tower at Kingsland, Arkansas, where Cash was born, has a silhouette of him holding a guitar painted on it. A couple of years ago, a local smartass shot a hole in the crotch, so it looked like Cash was peeing. He got caught and slapped with $15,000 in fines.
Fun fact: Willie Nelson started off as a songwriter, but a friend of his encouraged him to become a singer as well. I believe Chris Stapleton similarly started his career that way
This was so much fun!! My mom is a huge Patsy Cline fan. I'm more of a Reba and Dolly person myself. Anyway, LeAnn Rhymes sang a song called "Blue". It debuted around 1993. I mention it because the song was originally written for Patsy Cline, who died in a plane crash before the recording could take place.
Adam..I am 58, raised near Boston, however, my Daddy is from as far north in Upstate NY as you can get before crossing the St. Lawrence to Ontario. He grew up on a farm & raised me on Country Music, just like my Grandma Bill did with him & his 10 siblings. I have 40 first cousins & so on & so on. Our Family 'Jam Song' is Hank Williams "Kawliga". You would 1000% fit right in with our 120+ Family Reunions & our sing-a-longs. I ended up being a 4 time award finalist for "Country Air Personality of the Year" thanks to my Daddy & the knowledge of Country Music he instilled in me. Later I moved to Nashville, worked for The Nashville Network, CMT & The Grand Ole Opry. My Daughter was born there & my kids now also sing these songs with the generations before. Thank you for playing this list!! My favorite has always been Waylon Jennings (like my Daddy) & his beautiful, sweet wife, Jessi Colter. I'd have to say her song "I'm Not Lisa" is probably my all time favorite. I had the distinct pleasure of introducing them on stage near my home in Boston in 1994. I love all their songs. My Favorites of Waylon's are "Amanda" & his cover of "Suspicious Minds" by Elvis. Btw...bit of trivia for you... the song by Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac called "Leather & Lace" recorded with Don Henley of the Eagles, she wrote about Waylon & Jessi
My dad was a country music person, so I grew up with all of these songs. One of my all time favorites was actually "Ghost Riders in the Sky"(especially the older versions), but most of the ones this showed were great. You go ahead and sing to these, I know I did.
3:24 Don't say you're sorry! I was singing right along with you! You're enjoyment is part of your honest reaction so go for it! It also made it so I couldn't make it past the first 2 words of The Gambler before finally giving in and singing too... that's spreading the joy, my friend. Thank you! Also, you have a nice voice as well so even less reason to be sorry. 😄
George Strait is our State treasure along with Willie Nelson. Check out Patsy Cline's "Sweet Dreams". She recorded the song and died in a plane crash before it was released. They released it posthumously.
Adam! I didn't know you could sing! Sing it, Adam! I'll sing right along with you! These songs are all country classics! I didn't want it to end. Also, I am most impressed with your knowledge of good ole country music! Kudos! Love your channel! ❤
I'm so mad it took me this long to find out you reacted to country top 10. It's the first time I've seen it myself, so I was curious about their order too. I was AMAZED that 1, "Hurt" didn't make it, 2, "Whiskey Lullaby" didn't make it, and 3, that "He Stopped Loving Her Today" wasn't #1. I would've bumped Tammy and Patsy below Hank Williams Sr., who is still in my opinion the king of country music. I'm pleasantly pleased to find out that you like American country and western music. I like a lot of Celtic and Irish stuff, which is where a lot of American country music get's it's roots. A lot of it stemmed from Scottish and Irish people living in America's Appalachian Mountains, just singing about life. And that's why I too think that it is far and away, the best music out there. It's authentic. When a guy sings about love and loss, about a hard day's work, about serving time in prison, about trying to make it to Amarillo by morning with everything he owns being just what he's got on, it rings true and touches people who've been there. It's also why I can't stand most modern "country", and I'm with you there too that the old stuff was better than almost anything written today. Most of the crap today is cookie cutter bologna, written by a formula by people who haven't even experienced what they're writing about, and it's not focused on adult men's living, it's about teenage to 24 year old guys going out and getting drunk and hooking up. It just doesn't ring country and western. It's pop rock music set in rural areas, which is why Beyonce can have a "country hit".
If you've listened to Hurt...have you also caught Johnny's redition of.. 💥..When The Man Comes Around.. 💥..God's Gonna Cut You Down.. Both are excellent... 🌿🌿🌿
If you're gonna dabble in American country music, I recommend Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, George Strait, Waylon Jennings for classic country. For new country, I recommend Eric Church, Zach Bryan, and Chris Stapleton
I'm kinda surprised by how many of these he sang along to perfectly. Well done Adam. Perhaps one day you can do a video on your favorite top ten country songs or artists?
😢 they's oldies my mom used to listen to these guys raised up with her I miss her very much my brother and my mom used to listen this all the time my sister was into a lot of the 60s and 70s rock and then here I come head banging listen to speed metal and death metal on thrash metal but this will always hold a special place in my heart
The thunder rolls - Garth God's country - Blake Jolene - Dolly Cash Feel like a woman - Shania (only because my big buff macho sailor friend would sing it at the top of his lungs while driving his beatup truck) But this is only a couple off top of head. So many more. Love the Devil goes down to Georgia.
Have you ever heard of Chapel Hart? They redid Dolly's song Jolene; changed it to, "You can have him Jolene!" I guess Dolly commented on their performance. Cool song!
Adam, my mother and daddy used to dance in the kitchen to “It’s Only Make Believe “ by Conway Twitty. I remember thinking at the time how wonderful it must be to have a man love a woman the way my daddy loved my mother. I’m sorry, this country music reaction has brought back memories of my younger days but I had to share, take a listen to Conway when you get a chance. 🥰
I teethed on country music. When your mama is southern, you are southern. I am from Southern California. This is the best of the best. I agree that country is the best genre of music. What I love seeing now is all of the kids and grandkids and probably great grandkids of country royalty are now singing.
I like when you sing along. You have a great voice. I really hope you do more videos like this. This was cool. Also, I have to say that Dolly Parton, Randy Travis & Toby Keith should've been on this list. Maybe they're on another one.
That hair at 6:31. Wow! That was an extremely popular stye, by why in the world was it? She looks like she's either getting ready to bast off into space or tackle the quarterback. You could put team logos all over that hair. Agree, Country music is the best music. Although classic rock and roll is right up there too. It's pretty amazing how many singers hated their most famous songs. Sinatra hated singing My Way but it was what the fans wanted so he sang it. Favorite song of all time and across all genres has to be Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody.
Hello, Recently subscribed and just wanted to let you know that my wife and I enjoy your videos. I'll be commenting more randomness on your videos, so this one will just be an intro. I'm 39yrs old, originally from Oklahoma (so yes, I loved your tornado reactions), currently serving in military. Here are some country songs just for fun for you to check out if you haven't heard of them: 1. Third Rock from the Sun - Joe Diffie 2. Riding with Private Malone - David Ball 3. Grandpa (Tell me bout the good ole days) - The Judds 4. I'm no stranger to the rain - Keith Whitley 5. Ocean Front Property - George Strait 6. 9 to 5 - Dolly Parton 7. Baby's Got her blue jeans on - Mel McDaniel 8. Driving my life away - Eddie Rabbitt 9. Kiss an angel good morning - Charley Pride 10. Done - Chris Janson And here are some random ones for you, not all country. 1. Pray for you - Jaron Lowenstein 2. Walk Away - Rehab 3. Some Beach - Blake Shelton 4. I bought it - Craig Campbell 5. Till ya can't - Cody Johnson But my all time favorite song isn't even country, it would probably have to be Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple. My wife's favorite would be The Baby by Blake Shelton. Thanks for the videos.
Sadly, "Hurt" wasn't written or even first performed by Johnny Cash. It was written and performed buy the lead singer of "Nine Inch Nails." To his credit though, when he heard the Johnny Cash version, he said that it will from then on be a Johnny Cash song. But if we're talking about the best Johnny Cash songs, I thing "Walk The Line," or "When A Man Comes Around" are way more iconic for his sound than "Ring of Fire." And why the fuck isn't Dolly Parton on this list? I don't know a single Southern girl who can't sing "Jolene" on karaoke.
I was just inside San Quentin last week. Went in there to watch a baseball game in the prison yard. It was quite the experience interacting with the prisoners.
They used to call him "No Show" Jones because people would sell out arenas and the schmuck wouldn't even show up to perform. Johnny Cash's "Man in Black" was nothing more than an accident. All he had clean was a black shirt. His friends and family urged him not to audition because a white dress shirt and tie was commonplace back then. The black shirt sorta read like he was ambivalent about following the rules. He leaned into it...even doing a concert at a prison where the warden begged him not to sing a song about killing someone just to watch them die. Boxcar Willie's "Train Medley" is iconic. Dolly Parton could sing the phonebook and it'd be good. I have always loved Charlie Daniel's "Devil Went Down to Georgia" and John Anderson's "Seminole Wind," but probably my most favorite country song is by the Highwaymen called "Silver Stallion." The group was comprised of Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson.
You asked about favorite song of all time. Impossible to answer since there are so many great songs and my favorite is very mood dependent which can change rapidly. In the country genre (being a country girl through and through), probably have to go with the anthem, Country Boy Can Survive by none other than Hank Williams, Jr. (aka Bocephus).
You have a good voice, sing on! Would like to make a suggestion since you're into country music, try the world's only country music acapella band, as far as I know, Home Free. 5 guys, no instruments just the best harmonies you'll ever hear and a world class beatboxer. Their rendition of "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" from the movie of the same name is a killer to start off with. Their renditions of Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Ring of Fire" are amazing. They've toured all over Europe and the US. They're here on UA-cam and they have an amazing list to choose from. Any and all genres from country to opera. Hope you give them a listen, pick one of your favorites and enjoy. Love your channel, always a pick-me-up.
Gary Allan - "Best I Ever Had" is the most beautiful and simultaneously sad piece of country music I've ever heard in my life. It is brilliant and crushing.
That's my favorite music. That's the music I grew up with. I can't believe they left out Randy Travis. My favorite song he sang is called Digging Up Bones." He hasn't been able to sing or talk again after his very horrible stroke 11 years ago. So damn sad!.😭😭
You need to come to my hometown, Nashville,TN. Sounds like you would love CMA Fest and there is live music 24/7 literally everywhere downtown. All the best southern food you can eat, free impromptu concerts from the big madness all the time, etc. My hubby is Irish and came here and never left.
Johnny Cash was my uncle's cousin. The way he looked at 11:58 on the video they could have been twins. They had a huge picture in their entryway that was painted by his Cash's wife or possibly daughter. I can't remember now which one but it was really nice.
Hi Adam, Country Music is my favorite. Here are a couple of songs that I think you will enjoy especially since you are a new Dad. “Watching You” by Rodney Atkins “I Saw God Today” by George Strait Enjoy
Oh My Gosh... You are so right!!! Jim Carry looks just like George Jones! LOL I never saw it before but I'll never be able to unsee it now... lol Favorite song of all time, Amazing Grace... I sang it to my babies as I rocked them to sleep... But, Nights In White Satan by the Moody Blues holds a strong second...
I love Alan Jackson’s version of, Im So Lonesome I could Cry. Garth Brooks, The Dance. Vince Gills, Go Test High On that Mountain. Kenny Roger’s, Lady. Glenn Campbells, Wichita lineman.
Where's Glenn Campbell? "Galveston" "By the time I Get to Phoenix" The most diverse guitar player, he started out playing country music at the age of 4, but never learned to read music. Later played Pop & Rock. He was a member of the Beach Boys for a while too.
My favorite country song has to be "Sunday Morning Coming Down" written by Kris Kristofferson. I hit the charts with Johnny Cash singing it. But I love to hear Kris singing it too.
I'm a late Gen x, born in 79 but had family and in laws that song them songs a ton growing up. When I hit the Bring Your Own Bars in late 90s, those songs got me laid in parking lots of bars like crazy
Most country music came from the (British/Irish/Scottish/Welsh) folks who settled in the Appalachian mountain areas as farmers and miners. Bluegrass music especially. I’m not a big fan, but there are songs and singers I appreciate. I grew up listening to it…my dad liked country music as well as big band music and Elvis, 12:50 where my mom liked classical and piano instrumentals and ballads. (Very eclectic). I like some of all of it, but particular rock and roll/ ballads and “Rockspell” music is my favorite…my favorite singer and songs are from a British singer Cliff Richard and also him and the Shadows.
I have pretty much the same taste as your dad, I love country music (40s-80s) and absolutely ADORE Elvis, and along with those pretty much any 50s music😂 I’m very fond of ballads as well
Hey man love your videos and your energy. I'm a country boy from oklahoma USA and the best country song ever is A country boy can survive by Hank Williams Jr. You should definatly check it out.
There are so many great country songs out there to pick a favorite but for me it's a tie between "Old Blue Chair" by Kenney Chesney, "Wagon Wheel" the Old Crow Medicine Show version, and "The Chair" by George Strait.
My favorite song of all time is George Strait - I Cross My Heart George Strait - Check Yes or No George Strait - Amarillo By Morning Alabama - Word at Twenty Paces Alabama - Reckless Bellamy Brothers - Let Your Love Flow Bellamy Brothers - Boobs John Anderson - Seminole Wind John Anderson - Just A Swingin' Barbara Mandrell - I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool Sons of the Pioneers - Ghost Riders In the Sky Sons of the Pioneers - Cool Water Not Country, but awesome - Bertie Higgins - Key Largo and Casablanca - both so worth listening to. I have so many beautiful songs that I listen to all the time. They span many genres. I could fill you with hours of music. This one isn't Country but I absolutely love this song. Enrique Iglesias, Juan Luis Guerra - Cuando Me Enamoro. Watch the official video Enrique Iglesias - Hero Kaoma - Lambada Santa Esmeralda - House of the Rising Sun
Omg i love how many of these classics you already knew. I personally built (with a few others at Texas Timber Frames) the gazebo on George Straights property in San Antonio, Texas. Never got to meet him but met his wife who provided us with mini sandwiches and water. Amazing people.
ALWAYS Loved Patsy Cline!! Her songs I can almost sing and actually sound decently good!! Also love John Denver, I went to a concert in Wheeling WVA where it was just him and his Guitar. Totally Awesome that man could sing!! Randy Travis is another favorite of mine. And also Dolly Parton. As for my Favorite Country song? Would have to be Take me Home Country Roads, Sang by John Denver! Always reminds me of my home in WV, and where I need to move back to. Love that song
Willie Nelson is 91, April 29th. He has written many songs for other country artists and several years ago made recordings of songs from long ago. The STARDUST album is not to be missed!!!
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Bro, I'm a 58 year old American from the south and country music lover, I'm completely impressed your knowledge of country music
Me too!
Same
Yep! Bonus points for knowing the Gambler!
Ditto that. I’m 78 and you’ve become my favorite reaction person. Great reactions plus a ton of laughs…
Same. 47 in the south US. I appreciate people knowing these classics.
Hank Williams had 11 #1 hits in his career he died at 29 years old in 1953. RIP HANK
My parents saw Hank's driver buying the last alcohol that Hank would ever drink. One of the biggest bootleggers in the south, lived just a little over a mile from where I sit right now. My parents were at that house, doing some odd jobs, when his driver came in to buy the booze. Sadly, it was the booze that contributed to his death, along with other stuff.
George Strait, made history with his concert at Kyle Field in College Station on Saturday night, June 15th, 2024 (three nights ago), playing to a record-breaking 110,905 fans. The show set the U.S. record for a ticketed concert, previously held by The Grateful Dead with its 1977 concert at Raceway Park in New Jersey.
I knew that concert was going to be massive but didn't know they could pack that many people into Kyle Field.
That is one concert I would have loved to have gone to!!
@@Jaster832i think the record for a football game is 110k i think. i could be wrong though.
I was 1 of those people there lol #TexanPride
Now wait just a minute. The Grateful Dead, The Band and The Allman Brothers played to 600,000 in 1973 at Watkins Glen in upstate New York.
Another 600,000 couldn't even get in! They printer 150,000 tickets but just couldn't keep the fans out. (I was there.)
Just an FYI: Willie Nelson is still touring at a young age of 91. His son, Lukas, is following in his footsteps. My younger sister is a total Willie Nelson fan. She has and will fly, ride, drive to where he is just to see him again and again. How could anybody not love the man?! He is a true LEGEND.
Classic country music is amazing. Modern country music is just pop with a southern accent.
@@Carly_SIUThat’s absolutely not true. Traditional country music is descended from Appalachian folk music. Incorporating computer generated sounds and pop rhythms is not country music whatsoever. The majority of modern country is garbage with no country soul at all. There are modern day artists still making good country music but they are not promoted by the music industry because they want lame crap that the girls can dance to. Screw the radio artists and find real country music in local talent that are not allowed on the radio.
modern country is just white guys trying to be black.
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@@HaroldBluetooth-uz1zz Have you listened to Zach Top, he is really good and makes real country.
Bro country is what it's called
I was surprised that Hank Williams Jr "Country Boy Can Survive" wasn't on the list.
My thought exactly when I saw what number one was. It’s almost sacrilegious but to each their own
I totally agree with you. That omission is pure sacrilege!
Me too
Yes!!!!! Hank Williams Jr or better known and Bocephus!!!!
Mainstream people aren’t really a fan of the guy for some reason. City slickers don’t know Jr.
Get the tissues ready and listen to "go rest high on that mountain" and "Whiskey lullaby"
Yesss.
Martina Mcbride "Concrete Angel "
"He put a bottle to his head,
And pulled the trigger..."
Always guts me.
Yes! Such beautiful songs but man I cry 😢
Courtesy of the Red White and Blue by Toby Keith (may he rest in peace). That one always gets to me. Lost friends from injuries in the wars and watched the dust plume on that day - looked like the smoke from a forest fire from a distance. Friend of mine never smoked - has a cough that would put a two pack a day smoker for 40 years to shame - from working the rubble.
When tf did toby Keith die?
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That's on the short list of songs that always get me. "I Believe in Love" by Don Williams is another.
My aunt died of lung cancer at age 47 from inhaling smoke in the Pentagon.
Red Solo Cup is also one of those most iconic songs.
You must react to The Devil Went Down to Georgia (Charlie Daniels Band) it’s the version with 21 million views and over 207,000 likes. I can’t believe it’s only an honorable mention.
I was just thinking this! I think it is criminal too to cut off right before the epic violin solo😅
So many of these songs played in the background when I was growing up. Nothing beats the old country.
a song you should listen to is '3 wooden crosses', "Earl's gotta die", and "take me home, coutry roads"
Do you mean 3 wooden crosses by Randy Travis?
Three. Three Wooden Crosses.
to those replying, i am sorry, would say some crap like 'english is my second languish', but that is complete bull because people with english as a second language are better at it than i am. I am just the walking definition of 'Derp'. And i have that song on my computer and at least 3 different devices, but i have not listened to it in far too long. thank you for the corrections. i needed those. I guess i should have said 'the night the lights went out in Geogia' instead. at least that is a song name i can't get wrong....(checking spelling instantly after typing that)
🎵 I ain't got a dime
But what I've got is mine
I ain't rich
But Lord, I'm free
Amarillo by mornin'
Amarillo's where I'll be 🎵
That's always been one of my favorites.
Johnny, Waylon, Kris and Willie singing "This is the Last Cowboy Song'. Something about the 4 of them together is magical.
My uncle plays bass guitar for Alan Jackson. His name is Roger Wills. He co-wrote don't rock the jukebox. He used to play for Reba McIntire and my aunt sang backup vocals for her as well. She then went and sang for Wynona Judd. I grew up in a two-story log cabin in the woods of Oklahoma so country music is in my soul!
Gotta love Oklahoma. That's where I currently live. ❤ awesome family history you have there neighbor.
My favorite country song is "You Never Even Called Me by My Name" by David Allen Coe. I highly recommend it. With your sense of humor, I think you'll really appreciate it. Loved this reaction, Adam.
I think it is great that you actually know a lot of country music. Did you know that the BBC showcased a lot of American country back in the 70's? There are great video recording of several shows. One of my Godfathers (I had two, twins John and Paul) was a country singer/songwriter for many years starting in Nashville in the early sixties. Needless to say, he introduced me to country music in a big way. He came to every family event with his guitar, ready to give us a tune. He and I sang together throughout my life, just for fun, and I kept him aware of new music. His tastes were old school, but he understood the lyrical beauty of many newer bands through the years. The first time I was thanked in the liner notes of a CD, I brought him a copy. Made that old man smile.
The water tower at Kingsland, Arkansas, where Cash was born, has a silhouette of him holding a guitar painted on it. A couple of years ago, a local smartass shot a hole in the crotch, so it looked like Cash was peeing. He got caught and slapped with $15,000 in fines.
Fun fact: Willie Nelson started off as a songwriter, but a friend of his encouraged him to become a singer as well. I believe Chris Stapleton similarly started his career that way
Stapleton's wife got him over his stage fright by being on stage for him to focus on.
@@Jaster832 now see that's a great woman
Actually Willie Nelson was an Accountant before he became a songwriter ❤
As did Hardy! And Brantley Gilbert. ❤
Chris Stapleton is responsible for writing the Josh Turner hit “Your Man”
YOU HAVE AN AMAZING SINGING VOICE. you even have TWANG while singing.. you could absolutely do country music
This was so much fun!! My mom is a huge Patsy Cline fan. I'm more of a Reba and Dolly person myself. Anyway, LeAnn Rhymes sang a song called "Blue". It debuted around 1993. I mention it because the song was originally written for Patsy Cline, who died in a plane crash before the recording could take place.
I always loved the Reba M. version of Blue, and used to sometimes sing it at Karaoke.
LeAnn is impressive because she sang Blue at 13
Leeann Womack was my favorite along with Lainey wilson
Adam..I am 58, raised near Boston, however, my Daddy is from as far north in Upstate NY as you can get before crossing the St. Lawrence to Ontario. He grew up on a farm & raised me on Country Music, just like my Grandma Bill did with him & his 10 siblings. I have 40 first cousins & so on & so on. Our Family 'Jam Song' is Hank Williams "Kawliga". You would 1000% fit right in with our 120+ Family Reunions & our sing-a-longs. I ended up being a 4 time award finalist for "Country Air Personality of the Year" thanks to my Daddy & the knowledge of Country Music he instilled in me. Later I moved to Nashville, worked for The Nashville Network, CMT & The Grand Ole Opry. My Daughter was born there & my kids now also sing these songs with the generations before. Thank you for playing this list!! My favorite has always been Waylon Jennings (like my Daddy) & his beautiful, sweet wife, Jessi Colter. I'd have to say her song "I'm Not Lisa" is probably my all time favorite. I had the distinct pleasure of introducing them on stage near my home in Boston in 1994. I love all their songs. My Favorites of Waylon's are "Amanda" & his cover of "Suspicious Minds" by Elvis. Btw...bit of trivia for you... the song by Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac called "Leather & Lace" recorded with Don Henley of the Eagles, she wrote about Waylon & Jessi
Speaking of King George, he broke a record today. Largest concert audience in U.S. history. 110,000 people. Happened in Texas.
Wow! I am shocked. These are pretty old country songs you know. I did not know these were so popular in the UK.
I also can't help but sing along to songs. People get really mad at me, but I just can't stop myself
Dude....Thanks for always providing a good guaranteed laugh. Also glad to hear you belting out the country songs. It's down home music!
My dad was a country music person, so I grew up with all of these songs. One of my all time favorites was actually "Ghost Riders in the Sky"(especially the older versions), but most of the ones this showed were great. You go ahead and sing to these, I know I did.
Country music is by far the best. It's a shared experience with the Brits
3:24 Don't say you're sorry! I was singing right along with you! You're enjoyment is part of your honest reaction so go for it! It also made it so I couldn't make it past the first 2 words of The Gambler before finally giving in and singing too... that's spreading the joy, my friend. Thank you! Also, you have a nice voice as well so even less reason to be sorry. 😄
Agreed!
I was pleasantly surprised by how good her sounded!
@@greeneyedlady5580 Same!
George Strait is our State treasure along with Willie Nelson. Check out Patsy Cline's "Sweet Dreams". She recorded the song and died in a plane crash before it was released. They released it posthumously.
Absolutely loved watching you sing along to the songs, haven't seen you do that in quite awhile.
Adam! I didn't know you could sing! Sing it, Adam! I'll sing right along with you! These songs are all country classics! I didn't want it to end. Also, I am most impressed with your knowledge of good ole country music! Kudos! Love your channel! ❤
It's always nice to see non-American Country fans. Of course, you have excellent taste in music!
I'm so mad it took me this long to find out you reacted to country top 10. It's the first time I've seen it myself, so I was curious about their order too. I was AMAZED that 1, "Hurt" didn't make it, 2, "Whiskey Lullaby" didn't make it, and 3, that "He Stopped Loving Her Today" wasn't #1. I would've bumped Tammy and Patsy below Hank Williams Sr., who is still in my opinion the king of country music. I'm pleasantly pleased to find out that you like American country and western music. I like a lot of Celtic and Irish stuff, which is where a lot of American country music get's it's roots. A lot of it stemmed from Scottish and Irish people living in America's Appalachian Mountains, just singing about life. And that's why I too think that it is far and away, the best music out there. It's authentic. When a guy sings about love and loss, about a hard day's work, about serving time in prison, about trying to make it to Amarillo by morning with everything he owns being just what he's got on, it rings true and touches people who've been there. It's also why I can't stand most modern "country", and I'm with you there too that the old stuff was better than almost anything written today. Most of the crap today is cookie cutter bologna, written by a formula by people who haven't even experienced what they're writing about, and it's not focused on adult men's living, it's about teenage to 24 year old guys going out and getting drunk and hooking up. It just doesn't ring country and western. It's pop rock music set in rural areas, which is why Beyonce can have a "country hit".
Country music, Hell yeah..... do more.
PLEASE CONTINUE to sing along! When you started singing along THAT’S what made me subscribe!!! Fantastic reactions! 😊🎤
I can listen to Johnny Cash’s cover of Hurt all day long and be fine, but I can’t make it through the music video without shedding a tear or 6 😢
If you've listened to Hurt...have you also caught Johnny's redition of..
💥..When The Man Comes Around..
💥..God's Gonna Cut You Down..
Both are excellent...
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If you're gonna dabble in American country music, I recommend Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, George Strait, Waylon Jennings for classic country. For new country, I recommend Eric Church, Zach Bryan, and Chris Stapleton
I also recommend Brad paisley
@@Andrew-ov9pe ooh yes good recommendation
And also Jamey Johnson for newer country.
No Toby Keith?
@@m2hmghb truuuuuuuuu may he rest in peace
Garth Brooks, Reba and Dolly are ultimate country music with great story telling
Update: the gambler came on and i couldnt help but sing with you
you cannot lose with Reba.
Garth Brooks is as phony as they are.
El Paso by Marty Robbin’s is Amazing!!
Yes !!!
You actually have a really good singing voice!!
Sing along if you want. You have a lovely voice. ☺️
I'm kinda surprised by how many of these he sang along to perfectly. Well done Adam. Perhaps one day you can do a video on your favorite top ten country songs or artists?
Don't encourage him ❤😂
“I Believe in Love” by Don Williams is my favorite song of all time.
Love that, do you know Lord I hope this day is good?
😢 they's oldies my mom used to listen to these guys raised up with her I miss her very much my brother and my mom used to listen this all the time my sister was into a lot of the 60s and 70s rock and then here I come head banging listen to speed metal and death metal on thrash metal but this will always hold a special place in my heart
Ladies and gentlemen: Mr. Conway Twitty.
You are referring to family guy...hello darling..should be on this list
Country music has its basis in protestant Scots-Irish settlers.
Yep. Very true.
The thunder rolls - Garth
God's country - Blake
Jolene - Dolly
Cash
Feel like a woman - Shania (only because my big buff macho sailor friend would sing it at the top of his lungs while driving his beatup truck)
But this is only a couple off top of head. So many more. Love the Devil goes down to Georgia.
Have you ever heard of Chapel Hart? They redid Dolly's song Jolene; changed it to, "You can have him Jolene!" I guess Dolly commented on their performance. Cool song!
Absolutely “The Thunder Rolls”! One of the songs from when I was a kid that I’m always happy to hear
Adam, my mother and daddy used to dance in the kitchen to “It’s Only Make Believe “ by Conway Twitty. I remember thinking at the time how wonderful it must be to have a man love a woman the way my daddy loved my mother. I’m sorry, this country music reaction has brought back memories of my younger days but I had to share, take a listen to Conway when you get a chance. 🥰
Dolly Parton's Jolene not being on here is criminal.
Yes!!
I teethed on country music. When your mama is southern, you are southern. I am from Southern California. This is the best of the best. I agree that country is the best genre of music. What I love seeing now is all of the kids and grandkids and probably great grandkids of country royalty are now singing.
I like when you sing along. You have a great voice. I really hope you do more videos like this. This was cool. Also, I have to say that Dolly Parton, Randy Travis & Toby Keith should've been on this list. Maybe they're on another one.
That hair at 6:31. Wow! That was an extremely popular stye, by why in the world was it? She looks like she's either getting ready to bast off into space or tackle the quarterback. You could put team logos all over that hair. Agree, Country music is the best music. Although classic rock and roll is right up there too. It's pretty amazing how many singers hated their most famous songs. Sinatra hated singing My Way but it was what the fans wanted so he sang it. Favorite song of all time and across all genres has to be Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody.
7:23 Fun fact about Merle Haggard: He died on his 79th birthday.
11:09 Fun fact about Marty Robbins: he was also a prominent Nascar driver.
Great reaction video Adam
Thanks mate!
Hello,
Recently subscribed and just wanted to let you know that my wife and I enjoy your videos. I'll be commenting more randomness on your videos, so this one will just be an intro. I'm 39yrs old, originally from Oklahoma (so yes, I loved your tornado reactions), currently serving in military. Here are some country songs just for fun for you to check out if you haven't heard of them:
1. Third Rock from the Sun - Joe Diffie
2. Riding with Private Malone - David Ball
3. Grandpa (Tell me bout the good ole days) - The Judds
4. I'm no stranger to the rain - Keith Whitley
5. Ocean Front Property - George Strait
6. 9 to 5 - Dolly Parton
7. Baby's Got her blue jeans on - Mel McDaniel
8. Driving my life away - Eddie Rabbitt
9. Kiss an angel good morning - Charley Pride
10. Done - Chris Janson
And here are some random ones for you, not all country.
1. Pray for you - Jaron Lowenstein
2. Walk Away - Rehab
3. Some Beach - Blake Shelton
4. I bought it - Craig Campbell
5. Till ya can't - Cody Johnson
But my all time favorite song isn't even country, it would probably have to be Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple. My wife's favorite would be The Baby by Blake Shelton.
Thanks for the videos.
Hurt is not a original Johnny Cash song. Trent Reznor wrote and performed the song with Nine Inch Nails before The man in black did.
Who was singing along with Adam? 🙋🏻♀😂
Me, and virtually everyone else in the audience who loves country music!
Me 😂
Guilty 😅
Sadly, "Hurt" wasn't written or even first performed by Johnny Cash. It was written and performed buy the lead singer of "Nine Inch Nails." To his credit though, when he heard the Johnny Cash version, he said that it will from then on be a Johnny Cash song. But if we're talking about the best Johnny Cash songs, I thing "Walk The Line," or "When A Man Comes Around" are way more iconic for his sound than "Ring of Fire."
And why the fuck isn't Dolly Parton on this list? I don't know a single Southern girl who can't sing "Jolene" on karaoke.
Haha I discovered you when you did reactions to Home Free. Would love to see more, and I love this American journey you've been on.
I was just inside San Quentin last week. Went in there to watch a baseball game in the prison yard. It was quite the experience interacting with the prisoners.
They used to call him "No Show" Jones because people would sell out arenas and the schmuck wouldn't even show up to perform.
Johnny Cash's "Man in Black" was nothing more than an accident. All he had clean was a black shirt. His friends and family urged him not to audition because a white dress shirt and tie was commonplace back then. The black shirt sorta read like he was ambivalent about following the rules. He leaned into it...even doing a concert at a prison where the warden begged him not to sing a song about killing someone just to watch them die.
Boxcar Willie's "Train Medley" is iconic. Dolly Parton could sing the phonebook and it'd be good. I have always loved Charlie Daniel's "Devil Went Down to Georgia" and John Anderson's "Seminole Wind," but probably my most favorite country song is by the Highwaymen called "Silver Stallion." The group was comprised of Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson.
You have a great voice and even throw in that country twang well. More sing-alongs would be great! 👏🎶
You asked about favorite song of all time. Impossible to answer since there are so many great songs and my favorite is very mood dependent which can change rapidly. In the country genre (being a country girl through and through), probably have to go with the anthem, Country Boy Can Survive by none other than Hank Williams, Jr. (aka Bocephus).
You have a good voice, sing on! Would like to make a suggestion since you're into country music, try the world's only country music acapella band, as far as I know, Home Free. 5 guys, no instruments just the best harmonies you'll ever hear and a world class beatboxer. Their rendition of "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" from the movie of the same name is a killer to start off with. Their renditions of Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Ring of Fire" are amazing. They've toured all over Europe and the US. They're here on UA-cam and they have an amazing list to choose from. Any and all genres from country to opera. Hope you give them a listen, pick one of your favorites and enjoy. Love your channel, always a pick-me-up.
I agree. Love Home Free!
Yes, I see Jim Carrey, too.
From “The Mask” ?? I could see the resemblance …. 😂
“Amarillo by Morning” always gets me. 😢
Gary Allan - "Best I Ever Had" is the most beautiful and simultaneously sad piece of country music I've ever heard in my life. It is brilliant and crushing.
John Denver’s Thank God I’m A Country Boy and Take Me Home, Country Road are two of my Honorable Mentions ❤🤠
That's my favorite music. That's the music I grew up with. I can't believe they left out Randy Travis. My favorite song he sang is called Digging Up Bones." He hasn't been able to sing or talk again after his very horrible stroke 11 years ago. So damn sad!.😭😭
Love it!
@@MoreAdamCouser It feels so good to finally find another country music fan! The fans are hard to find.
I absolutely LOVE that song
My all time favorite: Marty Robbins: Ballad of Alamo
I'm surprised Dolly Parton's Jolene,Toby Keith's Courtesy of the Red White and Blue and Lee Greenwood's God Bless the USA was not on this list.
You need to come to my hometown, Nashville,TN. Sounds like you would love CMA Fest and there is live music 24/7 literally everywhere downtown. All the best southern food you can eat, free impromptu concerts from the big madness all the time, etc. My hubby is Irish and came here and never left.
Johnny Cash was my uncle's cousin. The way he looked at 11:58 on the video they could have been twins. They had a huge picture in their entryway that was painted by his Cash's wife or possibly daughter. I can't remember now which one but it was really nice.
Im stunned you knew these songs! Wow. Love from Texas 🇨🇱
Hi Adam,
Country Music is my favorite. Here are a couple of songs that I think you will enjoy especially since you are a new Dad. “Watching You” by Rodney Atkins
“I Saw God Today” by George Strait
Enjoy
This is an undertaking brother! I'd create a different playlist about it and be through about it.
Love from USA brother!
Oh My Gosh... You are so right!!! Jim Carry looks just like George Jones! LOL I never saw it before but I'll never be able to unsee it now... lol
Favorite song of all time, Amazing Grace... I sang it to my babies as I rocked them to sleep... But, Nights In White Satan by the Moody Blues holds a strong second...
This reaction made my night; thanks Adam!
I love Alan Jackson’s version of, Im So Lonesome I could Cry. Garth Brooks, The Dance. Vince Gills, Go Test High On that Mountain. Kenny Roger’s, Lady. Glenn Campbells, Wichita lineman.
You actually have a good voice for an irish guy singing american country music! ❤❤
Country originated in Ireland 🇮🇪
thunder rolls - garth brooks
Where's Glenn Campbell? "Galveston" "By the time I Get to Phoenix" The most diverse guitar player, he started out playing country music at the age of 4, but never learned to read music. Later played Pop & Rock. He was a member of the Beach Boys for a while too.
My favorite country song has to be "Sunday Morning Coming Down" written by Kris Kristofferson. I hit the charts with Johnny Cash singing it. But I love to hear Kris singing it too.
I love Kristofferson’s version. Such a great songwriter. I saw a tribute to him in Nashville several years ago. ❤️
I'm a late Gen x, born in 79 but had family and in laws that song them songs a ton growing up. When I hit the Bring Your Own Bars in late 90s, those songs got me laid in parking lots of bars like crazy
There are too many good old country songs to go through. Dolly most DEFINITELY shoulda been on the list.
Most country music came from the (British/Irish/Scottish/Welsh) folks who settled in the Appalachian mountain areas as farmers and miners. Bluegrass music especially. I’m not a big fan, but there are songs and singers I appreciate. I grew up listening to it…my dad liked country music as well as big band music and Elvis, 12:50 where my mom liked classical and piano instrumentals and ballads. (Very eclectic). I like some of all of it, but particular rock and roll/ ballads and “Rockspell” music is my favorite…my favorite singer and songs are from a British singer Cliff Richard and also him and the Shadows.
I have pretty much the same taste as your dad, I love country music (40s-80s) and absolutely ADORE Elvis, and along with those pretty much any 50s music😂 I’m very fond of ballads as well
Hey man love your videos and your energy. I'm a country boy from oklahoma USA and the best country song ever is A country boy can survive by Hank Williams Jr. You should definatly check it out.
There are so many great country songs out there to pick a favorite but for me it's a tie between "Old Blue Chair" by Kenney Chesney, "Wagon Wheel" the Old Crow Medicine Show version, and "The Chair" by George Strait.
My favorite song of all time is George Strait - I Cross My Heart
George Strait - Check Yes or No
George Strait - Amarillo By Morning
Alabama - Word at Twenty Paces
Alabama - Reckless
Bellamy Brothers - Let Your Love Flow
Bellamy Brothers - Boobs
John Anderson - Seminole Wind
John Anderson - Just A Swingin'
Barbara Mandrell - I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool
Sons of the Pioneers - Ghost Riders In the Sky
Sons of the Pioneers - Cool Water
Not Country, but awesome - Bertie Higgins - Key Largo and Casablanca - both so worth listening to.
I have so many beautiful songs that I listen to all the time. They span many genres. I could fill you with hours of music.
This one isn't Country but I absolutely love this song. Enrique Iglesias, Juan Luis Guerra - Cuando Me Enamoro. Watch the official video
Enrique Iglesias - Hero
Kaoma - Lambada
Santa Esmeralda - House of the Rising Sun
Omg i love how many of these classics you already knew. I personally built (with a few others at Texas Timber Frames) the gazebo on George Straights property in San Antonio, Texas. Never got to meet him but met his wife who provided us with mini sandwiches and water. Amazing people.
Adam, you’ve got a great voice. I’m like you, if I hear a good song I have to sing along.
My favorite Johnny Cash songs are Folsom Prison Blues, A Boy Named Sue and Hurt.
Willie Nelson never seems to age. Must be the weed.
Merle Haggard was an inmate at Folsom Prison when Johnny Cash performed there. You can find in online.
Willie Nelson wrote Crazy for Patsy Cline
You are so refreshing to watch! Thank you!
Adam I love to hear you sing. You have a great voice ❤❤❤
Fishing in the dark, Strawberry wine, Country boy can survive, Song of the south, Don't take the girl . . . there's so many
ALWAYS Loved Patsy Cline!! Her songs I can almost sing and actually sound decently good!! Also love John Denver, I went to a concert in Wheeling WVA where it was just him and his Guitar. Totally Awesome that man could sing!!
Randy Travis is another favorite of mine. And also Dolly Parton.
As for my Favorite Country song? Would have to be Take me Home Country Roads, Sang by John Denver! Always reminds me of my home in WV, and where I need to move back to. Love that song
Hurt is a cover song (original by Nine Inch Nails)
I’m 33 born in Ukraine living in USA since 1994, yes country is the best music. 😂
Willie Nelson is 91, April 29th. He has written many songs for other country artists and several years ago made recordings of songs from long ago. The STARDUST album is not to be missed!!!