Chris Rea - The Road To Hell (REACTION) with my wife
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Chris Rea is just phenomenal :) He has gone through pancreatic cancer and two strokes the past 15-20 years. Love you Chris and i hope you`re doing as well as possible :)
So glad you didn`t choose the watered down radio version, not many people know this true version exists...Bravo.
Actually, the radio version is "The Road to Hell Part 2".
The section where he speaks/sings without music is "The Road to Hell Part 1". And you're right, playing them together is the best way to listen to it. Awesome song!!!
This is The Road to hell p 1 & 2. I refer you to the album
Chris Rea: A very GREAT artist
I’ve seen him on stage 30 years ago in Lyon, France with my mum.
Yet, my mum is 89’ and she still dance and enjoy Chris Rea. The same with Dire Straits...❤
Thanks and take care of you❤
A true artist and legend. Underrated by the masses, worshipped by those who know.
amen brother!
A lovely reaction! So full of appreciation of Chris's voice & message. Thank you I enjoyed your reaction and feedback. ❤😊
Oh my .... Chris Rea is a legend in UK & main land Europe! He has SO many iconic songs of the 80s and 90s. You love Mark Knopfler - you will LOVE Chris Rea! Check out "On the beach", "Josephine" "Driving home for chistmas" COME ON!!! You know that one .-) or check out "I can hear your heartbeat" 🙂
I forgot how much I like this song. “It’s all just bits of paper, flying away from you” is the line that stands out to me.
Fantastic track,stands the test of time.
Chris Rea is just fantastic, he has been at deaths door and battled serious illness to continue to create great music, not know as well as some but an extraordinary guitar player and song writer, I've had the pleasure to see him live a number of times down the years, just brilliant.
Chris Rea is originally from my home town of Middlesbrough, England.
He is à great fan of Formula 1 and he wrote à beautiful song called Saudade in tribute of Ayrton Senna, the great driver who died in 1994 ! So beautiful, beautiful song ❤❤❤
So glad you played part 1 & part 2,he's originally from Middlesbrough (about 25 miles from me down the A19) 1st time I heard his voice & guitar playing that was it,& I've been listening to him for 40 years 👍
He’s a master of slide guitar style in the business. The whole Road to Hell album is brilliant.
Chris Rea is a great asset of America. We have been listening to it in Russia since the 90s. He is very popular with us and many of his songs are nostalgic for us, because they were played in our youth at weddings, birthdays, and just parties. It seems to us that Chris Rea is underestimated at the proper level in the USA.
Only he's not American he's British !
an underrated rock artist, a wonderful person, a unique voice and wonderful music. Look for his live music and you will appreciate him so much more!
This is underrated song.. one of my favorites!
Love Chris Rea saw him live on the Gods great bannana skin tour great guitarist
🇬🇧 "Fool If You Think It's Over" & "On The Beach" are just 2 of Chris's other great songs (hits). He also has a Christmas song that was (still is) a HUGE hit, "Driving Home For Christmas" (I'm sure you'll know it), but maybe that's for later on in the year!?. ❤🎼🎶🎙️💓
This was written by Chris when he was stuck in traffic on the M25 motorway, the M25 is the orbital motorway that runs around the outskirts of London, it was built to ease the congestion of traffic heading into the capital, but most of the time the traffic is so heavy that sometimes it can be at a standstill for long periods, this has earned it the nickname, London's carpark, other songs you could check out are On The Beach, Auberge, Josephine, Fool If You Think It's Over and I Can Hear Your Heartbeat, great reaction guys 🇬🇧
Gary, you beat me to it.!!! Lol😂
Even today, I try not to hit the 25 in daylight hours. It's so much better at 2am.!!!!
Chris Rea is a monster musician including writing 8 disc of Blues Music and the story book of the blues history. However he crosses many Genre so check this musician out. Try his album Auberge - any song off of it rates top marks. I like "You're Not A Number" and "Every Second Counts" . The song "The Mention Of Your Name" might grab a little at your heart but he has many uplifting songs as well. Probably a couple 100 hits.
hello very good reaction on chris rea I advise you. nothing to fear from chris rea good listening kisses
Chris never dissapoints!
I had the good fortune of seeing Chris Rea live in Newcastle a long time ago. His voice blew me away, and his slide guitar technique is incredible. I've always loved him. He has some cracking songs and is exceptional live.
You called Chris Rea a blues artist and basically he has been that all his life but he had the "misfortune" to have a hit very early in career with Fool (If You Think It's Over) and that sort of put him on to a poprock music trajectory but at its core all of his songs are all blues songs. In later years he even started to rearrange these in much more distinct blues fashion. By the time of Road To Hell he was in direct competition with Dire Straits and you got to admit that this song is very much in line with Money For Nothing from Brothers In Arms.
My favorite of Chris Rhea besides the hit, Fool if you think it's over, is Looking for the Summer. There is a video on UA-cam that just takes you to changing seasons and beautiful scenery.
Chris is awesome. ...Fool lf you think it's over..is another great Chris Rea Song❤
I understand that Chris wrote this while stuck in traffic on a wet day on the M25, (London outer ring road.}. I live near the M25 near Dartford. It is the road to hell. When it gets jammed up, they call it the biggest carpark in England.
Hey guys hope you're both well. I have the whole catalogue of my two favorite artists, Dire Straits/Mark Knopfler and Chris Rea 😊. This song and the song called Winning from Chris is fantastic from 1984. Cheers from Australia 🎸🎸🎸
Great singer & guitarist.
Road to hell is an awesome album
You like deep, emotional voices that almost sound like they come from beyond the grave; you like catchy music and clever lyrics... then I recommend listening to the songs of the great Canadian poet and singer-songwriter LEONARD COHEN. And in particular, his song "You Want It Darker"; song that he composed, performed and recorded a few months before his death. The lyrics will quickly convince you that it was no coincidence. It's impossible to come away from listening to this song unscathed. Thanks.
[NB: In addition and on the same theme, there would also be his song: “Hallelujah”.]
Fantastic song from Chris Rea, he has lots and lots of great songs, he is a top class slide guitar player too, has lots of similarities to Mark Knopfler, the great writing, the voice, the guitar, try Soft Top Hard Shoulder from Chris next.
1993 I heard this and…..I was hooked instantly I must have played this album a 100 times still rocks !!!😊
Chris was also a keen racing driver. He once drove as a guest driver in the German DTM. I've been a fan for many years. He had great hits, but a lot of health problems.
"Auberge" "Windy Town"
I've spent many happy hours stationary on the M25, usually in the rain. This brigs back happy memories of the road to hell.
I’m so greatful that I saw this live in 1990. It was amazing. Thank you Chris Rea for giving me one of the greatest musical performances of my life.
Any song that's a longer version of a Chris Rea song played on the radio is always the best version. Usually found on the albums and even then your left thinking if only this was longer.
The song is about the M25 Motorway (Freeway in the US) also known as the London Orbital, the road is notorious for hardly moving during certain times of the day and its about life
The last time I heard this incredible song was in November last year when I drove with my brother from the M25 just outside London on the M1 Motorway to Rugby. I got stuck in a traffic jam due to an accident just as this song came on the radio. With the irony of this song, instead of getting mad, we both just laughed, and the look we got from the driver beside us made us laugh even more.
A real masterpiece - i always love your reactions
Road to hell album is amazing not a bad song on it, a true classic album
Chris Rea has a habit of putting out multiple versions of the same song.
Some of them are merely extended, but others are drastically different in tone, tempo and instrumentation.
I remember seeing Chris Rea at Wembley Arena in late1989 when The Road to Hell album had just been released. The band started the concert with The Road to Hell and it was amazing. The stage was in total darkness as Chris did the monologue in that deep brown voice, then as that finished, the band kicked in at the same time as the stage became a blaze of light. It was an unforgettable start to the concert. Chris has released so many great albums. I especially like On the Beach, Dancing With Strangers, Auberge, The Blue Jukebox and King of the Beach. New Light Through Old Windows, is an excellent compilation of Chris' most popular songs for any newcomers to his catalogue. Great reaction as always from you both, keep up the good work.🙏
That whole album is excellent.
What a Musician this man is, amazing. Another two of my favourites of his are Down on The Beach and Fool if You Think It's Over. You two guys are so appreciative of our British Artists, it's so refreshing to see. Amazing, you now have another sub 👍👍
If you try & follow Chris's journey from the beginning what a wonderful time you will have. Both Chris & Mark Knopfler come from the same part of England.
So glad you heard this version. I agree it is chilling. I wasn't sure if you'd left England to live elsewhere but it seems you have. I hope you find the new chapter brings you what you hoped for and talked about in previous reaction videos. Big hugs
chris Rea is also the lead guitar player !
Guys, lovely choise.
In The album the song is spltted in part one and two. The Second one was released as a single. Texas, from the same album is another great song.
Hi, I love watching your videos. You are such a lovely couple❤. My husband and I are massive Chris Rea fans and also Richard Hawley. A beautiful song and very special to us is Chris Rea singing 'Because Of You' . I think you will both like that one and it would be great if you reviewed it.❤
His sings like a cleaned up version of Tom Waits 😆
jajaja yeahh a Tom Waits without bourbon, tequila and cigars!
Chris Rea ...a Rabbit Hole, worth to dig it. 😊👍
I saw him live at 1984 .One Man on stage,his guitars and his voice.Amazing.Music at ist best.
Funnily enough, Chris Rea’s best work is probably his least commercially successful. That opening section was the real Chris Rea. The rest is probably forced by the record company. After he recovered from a serious illness, he decided to do an album of music that HE wanted to do. Very blues based, it was a double album called "Dancing Down The Stony Road." There are some great tracks on it but I'm going suggest only one for now. "Ain't Going Down This Way."
brilliant
Distinct was the correct word to describe Chris Rea's voice. Go visit the homeless district in California and you will know exactly the hell he is talking about. The streets are filled with those seeking the road to riches.
Congratulations You've Entered The Huge Rabbit Hole Of Chris Rea, You Can't Go Wrong With Chris. Great Reaction As Usual.
That is from the movie “Beyond the law”, a true story. Very good movie, took place in Arizona. That is where I reside in Phoenix.
Great reaction. I had the pleasure of seeing Chris Rea twice in concert in Belfast and he's awesome live. His guitar playing is up with the best and one of the best slide guitarists in the world. Sadly he had a stroke a wee while ago but so not sure if he can still play or not.
I saw him a few times in Belfast myself.
I was at the road to bell gig at the kings Hall. It was awesome!
Love Chris ❤️ 😊
Try listening to Daytona (it's about the Ferrari Daytona) on the same album & the last ding on the album called "Tell me there's a heaven" it's one of the most beautiful songs ever,I used to play it to my children in the car when they were young,& they'd always wait till the last little note because they knew it'd make me cry
Warm winds blowing Heating blue sky And a road that goes forever...
im goin to texas
@@mikegilbert4268 bravo!
Chris Rea's best song is titled "Fool if you think it's over" you guys would love it !!
Absolute banger
Love Chris Rea. A fav track. Great album. I thought he was American. I always think of Stephen Kings The Stand novel when i hear this.
I actually got married to On The Beach. Another of his hits.
I bought and owned this on 12 inch vinyl, I wore it out.
his song ''driving home for christmas'' is my favorite christmas song. great memories from that song.
Til the morning sun shines🎶
On my love and me🎶
Do enjoy that song by Chris 😁
Hi thanks for another lovely reaction to a great song have to say you are both wonderful best wishes William
A lovely song that makes you think about life is The Cats in the cradle by Harry Chapin. Always make time for your kids.
Thank you always for your genuine reactions and thoughts. If you guys are so inclined and have the time may I suggest listening to "Somewhere Between The Stars" by Chris Rea which in my book is one of his best.
Love this Man, good choice! Great reaction, love the dawning connection.
The A7 (southbound) said him👉 🤟🦁
The album that got me into Chris Rea was 'Dancing With Strangers' which was before before the 'Road to Hell' album. What I didn't know at the time is that 'Dancing with Strangers' was his 8th or 9th album. Great artist.
You made me very happy today. Im thinking now what song ill buy you a coffee for next.... The buzz i got from your reaction was almost a thrill. This longer album version of the song is very rarely heard. The shock when you both realised you knew the song priceless xx
I think the word you wanted was DISTINCTIVE.
Great song. Great message. Thank you guys.❤❤
I'd forgotten how good he was apart from comedy stories by his mate Bob Mortimer.
This is in Reference to Driving on The M.25 Motorway which circles London, its A Nightmare,
Josephine is another worth checking out by Chris
❤❤❤❤Sound so good 👍
Working On It was also a big hit for him.
There's also a talking intro on that song too
Chris didn't learn to play guitar until he was 28 years old.
Dominica, rye wird you wanted was "distinct". So close hehe
Now look for Chris Rea driving home for Christmas. Look for the video with a Pickup Truck with funny high up headlights. It is the best version of the song.
PS.'Wired to the moon' next.You will not believe the contrast❤
Hi guys, I’ve always loved this one. You really must do Curse of the Traveler, very much in the same vein, Coool
Texas would be a good song to listen to next.
prefer the version with the english rockers riding there motorcyles reminds me of 1971s rockers when I had my triton motorcycle
Chris Rea has got some great songs. He might even pop an egg into a bath for you.😅
Dominica was correct. English has two similar words with slightly different meanings:
Distinct - clearly and noticeably different; OR strong and definite
Distinctive - having a quality or characteristic that makes a person or thing different from others OR appealing/interesting because of a special quality or characteristic
TBH I get these two mixed up, and I suspect many other English people do also.
please more Chris Rea
Looking for the Summer !!!
У Криса Ри много прекрасных вещей!
Rea didn't have all that many hits. But he has a helluva lot of fantastic songs. His music is definitely worth delving into.
So in Germany he had many hits: Josephine, Julia, fool if you think it's over, Driving home for Christmas, Auberge, ...
I've heard this song many times over the years and it is even more poignant today than it was when it was first released back in '89! At least we can't say that nobody ever tried to warn us!
on the album i think it's as a part 1 and part 2 road to hell.
I still think Bambolini is Chris' best song (well at least for me), but this is definitely in my top-5 at least! There are a couple of others i defintely enjoy more than this one, one of them is Bambolini another is Auberge and i would also put Curse Of The Traveler above this one as well, but that's just me...in general i preffer Chris' early music spanning late 70's and mid 80's (On The Beach is the last album i really like almost entirely...aside from titular song from the album of the same name - Road To Hell i'm not a huge fan of any other song, that came out of that album...), so songs like Road To Hell or Auberge are extremely rare exceptions in my book! up until 1985 On The Beach album you would have me playing like 70% or sometimes even all 100% of all the songs from each album in my Chris Rea playlist, with only a handful of songs not on my playlist spanning that late 70's mid 80's period of his illustrious career! But after 1985 it kind of went down drastically for me...i find "later" songs much harder to enjoy! Like i said Road To Hell and Auberge are only and sole exceptions! I tried listening to everything else, but can't get into it...
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Especially as it passes Heathrow.I've got the t shirt.