This song reminds me of a lot of swamp story songs around here (I’m from Louisiana). There’s the rougarou tales, Marie Laveau, and the more localized legends. Every town has their fair share of ‘em, and the further south you go, the more there are. But point being, I’ve been wanting to see you guys react to one of my favorite bands ever, Radio Company. They are somewhat of a rock, country, folk fusion, but they’re a duo of one of my favorite actors who was born and raised in Texas and happens to be an amazing musician with a love for country and rock music, and a buddy of his that mainly does music but acts occasionally on the side. They have three albums out but they’re second is by far my favorite. I’d love to see some reactions for All My Livin’ Time, City Grown Willow, Watching Over Me, Quarter To, Dead To Rights, Let Me Be, Drowning, Sounds Of Someday, When I’m Down, and All Our Own.
We have an old cemetery around Rayne, La, that has a haunted history. My friends and I asked my dad to take us when we were in high school and he still refuses to this day because of the stories he heard.
They sing another song "The South's Gonna Do It Again" in which they refer to themselves as the CDB. It's a great song that references a lot of other southern rock bands.
Love Charlie Daniels! I found out a lot of really good songs are hidden in albums. When you listen to the entire album, you'll find really good songs in there. It's how I found Still in Saigon and others.
I grew up while CDB was at their most popular, and yes, we did refer to them as CDB (in my circle anyway). The album cover you had up was one of my favorites. I had the cassette and it stayed in my truck for the long night time drives. As the music got faster, so did my truck
By Daniels' own humble choice, it was always the "Charlie Daniels Band." The "CDB" was the band's logo...on the bus, the t-shirts, etc, not internet driven.
I do not like bourbon, but a good piece of Chocolate on a Monday morning is never a bad idea. As Keith mentioned Charlie Daniels Band crossed over. He was probably as popular with rock fans as country fans, or at least he was in Pittsburgh. Maybe because he mentioned us in a song... "You just go and lay your hand on a Pittsburgh Steeler fan, and I think you're gonna finally understand...." First song I remember hearing Charlie Daniels Band was Uneasy Rider. Still gives me a chuckle when I hear it.
Oh thank you. I hope you enjoyed the chocolate. Lindt is the better but still cheaper chocolate in Germany/Europe. And I love this song. Grew up with it. We have another bottle here for you. But I need to buy some more candy for you guys, before we gonna ship that. And if king bourbonite misses some food item from Germany, just let me know. Great reaction guys. And again thank you.
@@deborahgeorge9170 Thank you! My husband was a little sad he wasn’t allowed to keep the hat. I had to go back to the Audi store in Munich and bought him the same one. And in August we gonna be in the USA and we will try that bourbon. The name is just to funny. Hope it’s good. If you need something from Germany just let me know. I’m already packing the next package. 😉
@@BourbonCountryReacts I don’t want you to run out of chocolate. I tried your Hersheys chocolate once and no thank you. 🙈 liked your experiment with the bourbon and the chocolate. Looked tasty. And that’s dark chocolate, not much sugar added. And I can’t believe Keith never tried Lindt chocolate before. It’s so good.
We've reacted to the Devil Went Down to Georgia. But not Uneasy Rider yet. I love both songs, because I grew up listening to CDB. I think all of it is new to Dustin. - Keith
The song reminds me of the song "Comin' Back for More" by C.W. McCall. It's another creepy one! Especially if you are familiar with the history!!! Would love to see you guys react to it!
@@beckywiegers3315 lol! I get it! I used to drive trucks and was always super paranoid about low bridges and other obstacles! I didn't want to take "that top row of chickens off Slicker than scum off a Louisiana swamp"
"Elvin Bishop sittin' on a bale of hay he ain't good lookin', but he sure can play and there's ZZ Top and you can't forget that old brother Willie's gettin' soakin' wet. And all the good people down in Tennessee are diggin' barefoot Jerry and C.D.B" Released on the B side in 1974 Call me kooky, I believe in ghosts. Wednesday I find out when my next surgery is, so y'all drink some bourbon for me.
I think we send one chocolate filled with whiskey or bourbon. I wasn’t sure if you guys would like chocolate that is filled with something. And I found that chocolate by accident. The Lindt chocolate is everywhere here. But next time I go grocery shopping I can look for more bourbon filled chocolate. But I think it’s filled with Jack oder Jim. So maybe not so good.
@@Holly_D84 I’m not sure. I know Haribo and Twix is different. Because we compared that before. And the prices are different. In the US it’s much more expensive. I can do the comparison in august, when we are going to be back in the US. The European Twix is not as sweet as the US version. But a lot of food items are sweeter in the US than in Germany/Europe.
I’ve heard this many times by different groups and it seems that Charlie Daniels sang on each version. He re-recorded this later and I think the re-recorded version is better. Hard to explain unless you’ve heard Sunday Morning Coming Down by Johnny Cash & Kris Kristofferson. This version is more like Johnny Cash singing Sunday Morning and the re-recorded is more like Kristofferson’s version.
I got to meet Mr. Charlie Daniels when I was a kid. He was really nice and let me tell you he was very a good man. To be honest when I met him I thought he was Santa Claus.
If you like this, check out Sitting Up With The Dead, also by Ray and It's Me Again Margret. Also, check out Johnny Cash's Boy Named Sue and One Piece at A Time.
I actually found myself in some once. Scared the hell out of me. I was actually able to escape by doing a very counter-intuitive thing. I swam for deeper water. It freed my legs. - Keith
This song reminds me of a lot of swamp story songs around here (I’m from Louisiana). There’s the rougarou tales, Marie Laveau, and the more localized legends. Every town has their fair share of ‘em, and the further south you go, the more there are. But point being, I’ve been wanting to see you guys react to one of my favorite bands ever, Radio Company. They are somewhat of a rock, country, folk fusion, but they’re a duo of one of my favorite actors who was born and raised in Texas and happens to be an amazing musician with a love for country and rock music, and a buddy of his that mainly does music but acts occasionally on the side. They have three albums out but they’re second is by far my favorite. I’d love to see some reactions for All My Livin’ Time, City Grown Willow, Watching Over Me, Quarter To, Dead To Rights, Let Me Be, Drowning, Sounds Of Someday, When I’m Down, and All Our Own.
We have an old cemetery around Rayne, La, that has a haunted history. My friends and I asked my dad to take us when we were in high school and he still refuses to this day because of the stories he heard.
They sing another song "The South's Gonna Do It Again" in which they refer to themselves as the CDB. It's a great song that references a lot of other southern rock bands.
Yep, I've heard that. But I never heard people refer to them as anything other than "Charlie Daniels." - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts Ronnie Van Zandt in Good Friends Like Me has a line referring to The Charlie Daniels Band as the CDB
Y'all need to react to Still in Saigon!
We reacted to that here:
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Yes, they called them CDB. And remember at first Charlie Daniels Band was southern rock like Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Love Charlie Daniels! I found out a lot of really good songs are hidden in albums. When you listen to the entire album, you'll find really good songs in there. It's how I found Still in Saigon and others.
I've heard lots of CDB songs. I don't think Dustin has. - Keith
I am watching this a few days before Halloween. So this was a perfect time to listen to it.
Hell Yea! Y’all have to hear Uncle Charlie’s Southern Rock - South’s Gonna Do It Again!
Paying homage to all the great Southern Rock makers.
I'm super familiar with that one, and a lot of other CDB. This is all new to Dustin. - Keith
first......great reaction, Charlie is awesome. May he R.I.P
I grew up while CDB was at their most popular, and yes, we did refer to them as CDB (in my circle anyway). The album cover you had up was one of my favorites. I had the cassette and it stayed in my truck for the long night time drives. As the music got faster, so did my truck
Love watching you two head bang to CDB! LOL!
Country folk can rock out too!
Really Dustin? Rubbing up and down the side of the bottle and saying that?!
Good thing I had finished my sip of coffee.
This is such a great song!!!
Agreed. - Keith
BLIND MAN, BIRMINGHAM BLUES, FUNKY JUNKY, CABALLO DIABLO, just to name a few, they are a Rock Band.
By Daniels' own humble choice, it was always the "Charlie Daniels Band." The "CDB" was the band's logo...on the bus, the t-shirts, etc, not internet driven.
It may have said that on their gear, but I never heard anyone refer to them as "CDB" growing up. Ever. It was always "Charlie Daniels." - Keith
I absolutely love this reaction guys and the ghost story was wonderful. I grew up on Charlie Daniels and I still listen to him
I haven't in a long time, but, I have been recently since we did this reaction. - Keith
Charlie referred to his own band as "the C.D.B." in the lyrics of his song "The South's Gonna Do It Again".
He may have, but no one I knew ever referred to them that way. - Keith
I do not like bourbon, but a good piece of Chocolate on a Monday morning is never a bad idea. As Keith mentioned Charlie Daniels Band crossed over. He was probably as popular with rock fans as country fans, or at least he was in Pittsburgh. Maybe because he mentioned us in a song... "You just go and lay your hand on a Pittsburgh Steeler fan, and I think you're gonna finally understand...." First song I remember hearing Charlie Daniels Band was Uneasy Rider. Still gives me a chuckle when I hear it.
Uneasy Rider is a GREAT song. I don't think Dustin has heard it yet. - Keith
check out "Trudy", "Caballo Diablo" and yeah we called them CDB back in the day. (I'm 63 yrs old and have been to several Volunteer Jams)
Yall are hilarious, you have no idea how many filthy Chicken comments I had to delete before I just gave up. hehe
Hahah, those wind up in our "held for review" queue, and we don't check that often. - Keith
Oh thank you. I hope you enjoyed the chocolate. Lindt is the better but still cheaper chocolate in Germany/Europe.
And I love this song. Grew up with it.
We have another bottle here for you. But I need to buy some more candy for you guys, before we gonna ship that. And if king bourbonite misses some food item from Germany, just let me know.
Great reaction guys. And again thank you.
Thanks Kat
Oh, thank YOU. - Keith
@@deborahgeorge9170 Thank you! My husband was a little sad he wasn’t allowed to keep the hat. I had to go back to the Audi store in Munich and bought him the same one.
And in August we gonna be in the USA and we will try that bourbon. The name is just to funny. Hope it’s good. If you need something from Germany just let me know. I’m already packing the next package. 😉
@@BourbonCountryReacts I don’t want you to run out of chocolate. I tried your Hersheys chocolate once and no thank you. 🙈 liked your experiment with the bourbon and the chocolate. Looked tasty. And that’s dark chocolate, not much sugar added. And I can’t believe Keith never tried Lindt chocolate before. It’s so good.
@@Kat._Blue agreed! Heresy 🤑
This, The Devil Went Down to Georgia, and Uneasy Rider are three of my favorite songs by CBD. I'd suggest Uneasy Rider.
We've reacted to the Devil Went Down to Georgia. But not Uneasy Rider yet. I love both songs, because I grew up listening to CDB. I think all of it is new to Dustin. - Keith
Good ghost song is Red Sovine's Phantom 309
We have a lot of requests for that one. - Keith
CDB is even used by the band in one of their own songs "The South's gonna do it again".
You guys need to react to Charlie Daniels Drinkin My Baby Goodbye. You’ll love it. 😂
You guys never fail to be entertaining. LOL! What happened to Dustin's Twix habit? I haven't seen those on the reactions for quite a while.
Oh, his Twix addiction is still raging. Promise. - Keith
Good ole Charlie, had a definite way with story tellin. Great song...
He definitely did. I'm hoping we get to Uneasy Rider on the channel. For Dustin's benefit. - Keith
In their song, The Souths Gonna Do It Again, Charlie Daniels refers to them as CDB.
The song reminds me of the song "Comin' Back for More" by C.W. McCall. It's another creepy one! Especially if you are familiar with the history!!! Would love to see you guys react to it!
I’d like to see them react to Wolf Creek Pass, myself. I hear that and see a whole movie play in my head. And it’s a funny one!
@@beckywiegers3315 100%!! That would be great!
@@MrNiccholas don’t laugh, but I subconciously check every clearance sign I see to see if the chickens would fit. I wish I were kidding.
@@beckywiegers3315 lol! I get it! I used to drive trucks and was always super paranoid about low bridges and other obstacles! I didn't want to take "that top row of chickens off Slicker than scum off a Louisiana swamp"
@@deborahgeorge9170 if you can picture the events as described you’ll laff yer arse off.
Love this song
"Elvin Bishop sittin' on a bale of hay he ain't good lookin', but he sure can play and there's ZZ Top and you can't forget that old brother Willie's gettin' soakin' wet. And all the good people down in Tennessee are diggin' barefoot Jerry and C.D.B"
Released on the B side in 1974
Call me kooky, I believe in ghosts.
Wednesday I find out when my next surgery is, so y'all drink some bourbon for me.
Well, that's not a tall order. (eyes some Hard Truth Sweet Rye sitting on a table) - Keith
Charlie actually refers to the band as cdb in his song the souths gonna do it again i believe
Marie laVeau by Bobby Bare is pretty good if y’all liked this one and Amos Moses by Jerry Reed too.
This one?
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-Dustin
The German candy filled with bourbon is really really good too
I've had some bourbon-filled chocolates, and they're dangerously good. - Keith
I think we send one chocolate filled with whiskey or bourbon. I wasn’t sure if you guys would like chocolate that is filled with something. And I found that chocolate by accident. The Lindt chocolate is everywhere here. But next time I go grocery shopping I can look for more bourbon filled chocolate. But I think it’s filled with Jack oder Jim. So maybe not so good.
@Kat Blue is the Lindt sold in the US different? Just curious.
@@Holly_D84 I’m not sure. I know Haribo and Twix is different. Because we compared that before. And the prices are different. In the US it’s much more expensive. I can do the comparison in august, when we are going to be back in the US. The European Twix is not as sweet as the US version. But a lot of food items are sweeter in the US than in Germany/Europe.
@Kat Blue chocolate made in Germany is alot like a dark chocolate in the US. Way less sugar and sweetness in German chocolate
I recommend y’all listen to some Alan Jackson, Cody Johnson, Keith Whitley. Lots of others. I love y’all’s videos
I’ve heard this many times by different groups and it seems that Charlie Daniels sang on each version. He re-recorded this later and I think the re-recorded version is better. Hard to explain unless you’ve heard Sunday Morning Coming Down by Johnny Cash & Kris Kristofferson. This version is more like Johnny Cash singing Sunday Morning and the re-recorded is more like Kristofferson’s version.
I got to meet Mr. Charlie Daniels when I was a kid. He was really nice and let me tell you he was very a good man. To be honest when I met him I thought he was Santa Claus.
I could see how one might have that confusion, lol - Keith
I love the Linht orange chocolate 😊
If you like this, check out Sitting Up With The Dead, also by Ray and It's Me Again Margret. Also, check out Johnny Cash's Boy Named Sue and One Piece at A Time.
The sad part is, I knew EXACTLY what Dustin meant by manager as soon as he said it. I laughed. A lot.
I would love to see you react to buddy brown's song cool obituary
You know it’s serious when Kieth has the glasses on😂
He says CDB on THE SOUTH'S GONNA DO IT AGAIN.
Oh my! You may have just ruined my world. I may never sip bourbon without good chocolate again. ;-)
It's really quite evil. Soooooo goooooood. - Keith
Try some Kelsea Ballerini. Hole in the Bottle is a great video. You guys will like looking at her too LOL
Seen Charlie many times always a great show . Check out uneasy rider you'll love it
I know it and do love it. I don't think Dustin has heard it though. - Keith
The Gospel According To Jones - Eric Lee Beddingfield (feat. George Jones) if you want good shit listen to this my friends pays tribute the the GOAT
Oh, and, WHISKEY.
So I’m sitting on this here couch wit you laddies, aye? Then pass the bootle and chocolate. Come on now, no hoarding. Canae go leaving me hanging dry.
Is that why chocolate is so often a flavor in bourbon?
Maybe. But I won't drink infused bourbon as a rule, so, not much experience with those. - Keith
All my youth I grew up afraid of quicksand....the lack of it has been quite a dissapointment.
😆
I actually found myself in some once. Scared the hell out of me. I was actually able to escape by doing a very counter-intuitive thing. I swam for deeper water. It freed my legs. - Keith
The trees don't like music.
Simple man by Charlie Daniels PLEASE and NO it’s not a Lynyrd Skynyrd cover
Charlie Daniels was about as good on lead guitar as he was on the fiddle. Check out some old footage of him and you'll understand.
There’s a live version from the album Tailgate Party that’s better then the original. Somehow it’s creepier.
The song reminds me of "Comin' Back for More" by C.W. McCall. It's another creepy one! Especially if you are familiar with the history!!!
This version has plenty of creepy. So, ... yeah. - Keith
Keep track of your audio; there were several parts where I was unable to hear the lyrics.
8:45 Shots fired... no reaction
Y’all need professional help
Can you react to Morgan Wallens new song 98 Braves?
good song. I'll vote for it