This was a single and Music video for Rhonda Vincent back in about 1992 -93 or so. When I first heard the song, I thought it was headed straight to Number 1. I remember that it blew me away. The video I have not seen in a very long time, and I have forgotten what it was like, but I remember it was good and this gal was a real beauty with an awesome voice. She never really go anywhere with Mainstream Country Radio but became a big name in Bluegrass later on.
Hi there friend, a couple of other Rhonda songs you might like are "When the Green Grass Grows Over Me " ( Don has done a reaction to this one ) and one of my personal favorites " You Don't Love God ( if You Don't Love Your Neighbor )". Also check out the Alecia Nugent song I mentioned in my comment. I think you'll really like it.---#UTRCM
@@carolinasbeauty I believe you will like them but also know I can count on you for an honest assessment. Anyway I'm off to do the dreaded but necessary task of paying a few bills.----#UTRCM
@Linda Nicholson Hi Linda if you get the chance please listen to the song I mentioned in my comment, Alecia Nugent "Where His Wheels Left the Road". I really think you will like it.----#UTRCM
@@lindanicholson950 I took it as kind of like "Carroll County Accident" at first it just sounds like a song about a tragic car accident then at the end you find out he was cheating on his wife.----#UTRCM
@@lindanicholson950 I think the wheels in the room was a metaphor for the wheels of his marriage and I assume he crashed while driving back to his home/wife. Thus, the girl was left behind in the motel.---#UTRCM
Good Morning Don, great song, great performance. So much talent on that stage it is amazing. Aside from Rhonda who is a truly awesome singer and an accomplished Mandolin picker, although she didn't really get to display here chops on this song, you also had Ashley Campbell, who is the daughter of the great Glenn Campbell, as already noted by James and Scott. Then you had the "shabbily" dressed older gentleman, Carl Jackson, who is the most renowned of the three. Carl and Melba Montgomery wrote this song and Carl has written songs for a plethora of artist ( Ricky Skaggs, Garth Brooks, and Glenn Campbell just to name a few). He has won multiple Grammies as a songwriter and producer. He started out with Jim and Jessie McReynolds as a banjo player in their Bluegrass band. For some old time bluegrass I suggest their song "Thanks for the Trip to Paradise". He's also worked with another young lady, who like Rhonda is well known and respected in the Bluegrass field but not so much in mainstream Country music. Her name is Alecia Nugent ( no kin of Ted ) and I highly, highly, highly, recommend/request you react to her song " Where his Wheels Left the Road". Thanks Monica, yesterday in the comments you recommended 2 great songs and now this request, you obviously have impeccable music taste. Thanks to you Don for your reaction/rating. Although I must say seems as if you're getting a little tougher in your ratings ( which isn't necessarily a bad thing ) but I thought this song could have been a few clicks higher. I've blabbered enough hope everyone has a great day.---#UTRCM
Thank You so much for listening , and yes Rhonda Vincent does have a beautiful voice...God Bless You Don...please keep 'em older & newer country songs coming , Have a GREAT Day!!
The blonde with her is Ashley Campbell, Glenn's daughter. You should listen to her sing Poncho & Lefty and The Highwayman. She sang these on Larry's Country Diner.
You are SO right Don, about getting drawn into Rhonda's world... and feeling more than invited by her to do so! Good song! Going along with the theme of being (or 'not' being!) "over you" - I couldn't help but think of the Possum's song "I'm Over You" - please check it out/rate it for us. I 'invite!' your take on this one! Thanks Don! Thea
That's a TRUE Country song. Mike Johnson on steel, Ashley Campbell, and the "SHERIFF" (Jimmy Capps). Take note Nashville this is COUNTRY. Rhonda Vincent is keeping it COUNTRY.
Wow, I love this song! And I'm a big Rhonda fan so it's a perfect combo. Thanks Monica for an inspired request, Mike for the wonderful background piece he wrote, and Don for another great reaction. Also I'll second Mike's comment about the rating, I certainly would have rated it higher too!
Hey Terry, one of the albums that Carl produced that he won a Grammy for is a Louvin Bros. Tribute album called " Livin', Lovin, Losin', Songs of The Louvin Bros." It has some fabulous duet combinations including Rodney Crowell and Emmylou, Allison Krause and James Taylor, Vince Gill and Terri Clark and many more. If you haven't ever heard it you can find it on YT. Just put in Louvin Bros. Tribute Album and it should pop right up. Have a great day.,-----UTRCM
@@terrywoodyyc Terry if you get the chance and you haven't heard it please check out the Alexia Nugent song I recommended in my comment.It is one of my very favorite 'newer' songs and has a similar theme to an old Porter Waggoner song.----#UTRCM
@@mikebarnett9012 Wow, thanks again Mike. I hadn't heard it, or anything of hers. That's a fabulous song and I really like her voice. I'm going to have to dig deeper on her. I can definitely second that request (Where His Wheels Left The Road ... hey Don!)
Rhonda did a series of duets with Gene Watson that can be found on UA-cam. Besides both of them having fantastic voices, the inter-ply between the two of them is quite entertaining.
Michael Johnson is the steel guitar player. That's an all-star band. I love this song! If you're a traditional country music fan, this, Don is a 9.5 at least.😂😂🤠🤠 Been missing you guys. I'll try to catch up.
Beautiful song by a beautiful lady. You hit the nail on the head talking about dress. That's something male singers lost somewhere in the past. Ladies do dress, males looks like they going out to do yard work
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Fantastic!!
This was a single and Music video for Rhonda Vincent back in about 1992 -93 or so. When I first heard the song, I thought it was headed straight to Number 1. I remember that it blew me away. The video I have not seen in a very long time, and I have forgotten what it was like, but I remember it was good and this gal was a real beauty with an awesome voice. She never really go anywhere with Mainstream Country Radio but became a big name in Bluegrass later on.
New artist and song for me. Enjoyed it, so thanks Don!
Hi there friend, a couple of other Rhonda songs you might like are "When the Green Grass Grows Over Me " ( Don has done a reaction to this one ) and one of my personal favorites " You Don't Love God ( if You Don't Love Your Neighbor )". Also check out the Alecia Nugent song I mentioned in my comment. I think you'll really like it.---#UTRCM
@@mikebarnett9012 Thanks, Mike. I will check them out!
@@carolinasbeauty I believe you will like them but also know I can count on you for an honest assessment. Anyway I'm off to do the dreaded but necessary task of paying a few bills.----#UTRCM
Love this one
I've always loved this one.
@Linda Nicholson Hi Linda if you get the chance please listen to the song I mentioned in my comment, Alecia Nugent "Where His Wheels Left the Road". I really think you will like it.----#UTRCM
@@mikebarnett9012 I listened to the song. I don't know what happened to him. I kept another song to listen to later though.
@@lindanicholson950 I took it as kind of like "Carroll County Accident" at first it just sounds like a song about a tragic car accident then at the end you find out he was cheating on his wife.----#UTRCM
@@mikebarnett9012 it felt that way but if his wheels left the road in the room, how did he wreck the car and where is she? Maybe the deputy did it.
@@lindanicholson950 I think the wheels in the room was a metaphor for the wheels of his marriage and I assume he crashed while driving back to his home/wife. Thus, the girl was left behind in the motel.---#UTRCM
Good Morning Don, great song, great performance. So much talent on that stage it is amazing. Aside from Rhonda who is a truly awesome singer and an accomplished Mandolin picker, although she didn't really get to display here chops on this song, you also had Ashley Campbell, who is the daughter of the great Glenn Campbell, as already noted by James and Scott. Then you had the "shabbily" dressed older gentleman, Carl Jackson, who is the most renowned of the three. Carl and Melba Montgomery wrote this song and Carl has written songs for a plethora of artist ( Ricky Skaggs, Garth Brooks, and Glenn Campbell just to name a few). He has won multiple Grammies as a songwriter and producer. He started out with Jim and Jessie McReynolds as a banjo player in their Bluegrass band. For some old time bluegrass I suggest their song "Thanks for the Trip to Paradise". He's also worked with another young lady, who like Rhonda is well known and respected in the Bluegrass field but not so much in mainstream Country music. Her name is Alecia Nugent ( no kin of Ted ) and I highly, highly, highly, recommend/request you react to her song " Where his Wheels Left the Road". Thanks Monica, yesterday in the comments you recommended 2 great songs and now this request, you obviously have impeccable music taste. Thanks to you Don for your reaction/rating. Although I must say seems as if you're getting a little tougher in your ratings ( which isn't necessarily a bad thing ) but I thought this song could have been a few clicks higher. I've blabbered enough hope everyone has a great day.---#UTRCM
Thank You so much for listening , and yes Rhonda Vincent does have a beautiful voice...God Bless You Don...please keep 'em older & newer country songs coming , Have a GREAT Day!!
@Monica Delaney You're welcome--I'm glad you enjoyed it!
The blonde with her is Ashley Campbell, Glenn's daughter. You should listen to her sing Poncho & Lefty and The Highwayman. She sang these on Larry's Country Diner.
@Patrice Lanigan Thank you for telling me who that was/is! She represents the family and herself beautifully.
Love anything Rhonda does!
You are SO right Don, about getting drawn into Rhonda's world... and feeling more than invited by her to do so! Good song! Going along with the theme of being (or 'not' being!) "over you" - I couldn't help but think of the Possum's song "I'm Over You" - please check it out/rate it for us. I 'invite!' your take on this one! Thanks Don! Thea
That's a TRUE Country song. Mike Johnson on steel, Ashley Campbell, and the "SHERIFF" (Jimmy Capps). Take note Nashville this is COUNTRY. Rhonda Vincent is keeping it COUNTRY.
Mike Johnson is on steel. Ashley Campbell is Glen Campbell’s daughter! She is a great performer.
this is a classic of hers. i owned the original album it was on back in 1993 called "written in the stars"
Absolutely beautiful and I love it totally
Love Rhonda. Play more please.
Wow, I love this song! And I'm a big Rhonda fan so it's a perfect combo. Thanks Monica for an inspired request, Mike for the wonderful background piece he wrote, and Don for another great reaction. Also I'll second Mike's comment about the rating, I certainly would have rated it higher too!
Hey Terry, one of the albums that Carl produced that he won a Grammy for is a Louvin Bros. Tribute album called " Livin', Lovin, Losin', Songs of The Louvin Bros." It has some fabulous duet combinations including Rodney Crowell and Emmylou, Allison Krause and James Taylor, Vince Gill and Terri Clark and many more. If you haven't ever heard it you can find it on YT. Just put in Louvin Bros. Tribute Album and it should pop right up. Have a great day.,-----UTRCM
Also I'm not saying it was a 9 but it certainly could have went to 8.7 or 8.8.---#UTRCM
@@mikebarnett9012 Thanks Mike! I really like the Louvins and these arrangements are great!
@@terrywoodyyc Terry if you get the chance and you haven't heard it please check out the Alexia Nugent song I recommended in my comment.It is one of my very favorite 'newer' songs and has a similar theme to an old Porter Waggoner song.----#UTRCM
@@mikebarnett9012 Wow, thanks again Mike. I hadn't heard it, or anything of hers. That's a fabulous song and I really like her voice. I'm going to have to dig deeper on her. I can definitely second that request (Where His Wheels Left The Road ... hey Don!)
Rhonda did a series of duets with Gene Watson that can be found on UA-cam. Besides both of them having fantastic voices, the inter-ply between the two of them is quite entertaining.
You need to do a song with Ashley Campbell. Not only is she beautiful but she has a great voice.
Try “Better Boyfriend”
Mike JOHNSON on the steel and ASHLEY CAMPBELL , GLEN CAMPBELL’S daughter. Surprised you didn’t know that.
Michael Johnson is the steel guitar player. That's an all-star band. I love this song! If you're a traditional country music fan, this, Don is a 9.5 at least.😂😂🤠🤠 Been missing you guys. I'll try to catch up.
Beautiful song by a beautiful lady. You hit the nail on the head talking about dress. That's something male singers lost somewhere in the past. Ladies do dress, males looks like they going out to do yard work
Rhonda rarely makes a wrong step.