These boys are from the Palestine, Texas area, which is a town of about 15,000 -to-20,000 people southeast, more-or-less between Dallas and Houston. They write what they see and feel so it's genuine.
Broken always brings tears to my eyes. Seeing him sing this live made me downright cry. Red Dirt Country is where it’s at! These artists are brining back the phrase always used in Country music “Three cords and the Truth”
Whiskey Myers is part of the Red Dirt Country from Texas and Oklahoma. I think yall would enjoy delving into the bands and singers from this type of music.
I've heard this song many times, but today something new stood out to me. It was the way he was playing the harmonica, I could almost feel him crying. His breathing in and out while playing felt almost like a sob. Really powerful song and an incredible performance. Its always cool to me when something new jumps out of a song that I've listened to many times.
Just so you don’t make a common mistake, Whiskey Myers is a 6 member band. Their live shows are incredible. They can rock the shit out of you with one song to making you want to grab the bottle on the next one! Check out their song “Trailer We Call Home” or “Reckoning”
@@dustinstephens7321 yeah it is. Over on the fan page we often have people posting the question about what’s the best song to introduce someone to their music with. I always struggle with that because they’re so many good songs. And the way they bend and blend genres together you really have to ask the person “well, do you want country or do you want to rock out?”
@@REBMeTaL I knew they would like them, but I kept going back and forth on what song. It depends on my mood to which way I go. I’m trying to introduce more people to Red Dirt, instead all this mainstream junk.
Kinda jealous Keith,never had the chance to see Old Crow.Have seen these guys great show.Can’t go wrong with Whiskey Myers.Ballad Of A Southern Man a great one
Kevin Fowler, Jason Boland, Stoney LaRue, Randy Rogers, reckless Kelly, Brandon Jenkins, and so much more red dirt artist from Oklahoma, and Texas are ones I really think you would enjoy. Long line of losers by Kevin Fowler is pretty freaking good, but you can’t really go wrong with red dirt country at all. They all sing what they know. Y’all are amazing and I enjoy watching the journey y’all have been on🥃🥃🥃🖤🥃🥃🥃
Country music is not big here in Finland. I have found so many awesome country artists/bands through your channel, so I thank you! I just love these raw, not so well known performers. And the stories...goddaaaamn. Thanks! ❤
I highly recommend checking out If I Were The Devil - Colby Acuff (Acoustic Version), Diamonds and Gasoline - Turnpike Troubadours. Something in the Orange - Zach Bryan. Zach Bryan has been dominating right now and is constantly dropping new music. Lastly, Hell's Comin' With Me - Poor Mans Poison. They are a folk rock band. Thanks for the reactions!
I much prefer the live version of this song. Same thing with Blackberry Smoke's songs called "Ain't Much Left of Me" and "One Horse Town". The studio recorded versions are electric, but they have live acoustic videos of those songs, and they're great.. They kinda remind me of Lynyrd Skynyrd in some ways.
Growing up in southern TN i saw meth abuse consistently from family members to friends in highschool. Really sad and horrific. The most painful was fentanyl overdose which is even more horrific.. Saw 3 very young friends die in the period of a few weeks this year from fentanyl overdose from taking small amounts of laced pills. One that was very close to me and it's been hard to cope with. Say no to drugs guys. I don't care if your back hurts or not, go to a doctor and only take what he gives you and don't take anything else. Fentanyl is widespread and is dropping people like flies. Don't put your family or friends through this, it leaves people like me wondering what I could've done to change the outcome.
They call this type of music Red Dirt country. go look up the Texas Music Scene and you'll find artist like Wade Bowen Cody Jinks Stoney LaRue William Clark Green. there are so many Texas artists. also check out Blackberry Smoke, they areout of the Carolinas
Fellas, go watch Benjamin Tod. “Paper and the ink”. Trust me… he’s a part of Lost Dog Street Band too. Between him n them, they got some downright killer tunes.. I’m sure you’ll enjoy. At least my buddy on the right, there, will feel them!
lol, was sober. But the whole "other Dustin" thing cracks me up because I'm an Archer fan. "Barry?" "Yes other Barry?" Also, the sword thing reminded me of one of those snippets of conversation a while back. "I don't have a tomahawk kill yet." - Anonymous member of the community.
That's some good music. They have some interesting songs. Too bad you have to go looking for this kind of music on your own, because it's most likely not going to be on the radio. The tv series Yellowstone has featured quite a lot of Whiskey Myers music.
@@dustinstephens7321 that's cool brother. I try to send Texas bourbons and whiskeys when I send, but it is so hard to find places that will send them. I usually have to use the Disterillery to send em
@@stevebournite184 that’s why I over paid on these. I’ve got a couple more I’m looking at to send on the go around. Trying to find stuff you don’t see too often.
@@stevebournite184 hey , I have a question for you. They have mentioned that your from Texas (so am I) where do you buy your burbon from? If you don't mind me asking.
@@Melody-bourbonite4life If it's for myself local store. If it is to ship to them I went thru the Disterillery. Have also bought from the Vine and Table near them and a few other online websites as well
These boys are from the Palestine, Texas area, which is a town of about 15,000 -to-20,000 people southeast, more-or-less between Dallas and Houston. They write what they see and feel so it's genuine.
Lived outside of Athens and had the pleasure of seeing them for a long time before they got big!
Broken always brings tears to my eyes. Seeing him sing this live made me downright cry.
Red Dirt Country is where it’s at! These artists are brining back the phrase always used in Country music “Three cords and the Truth”
Ballad of a southern man by them is great.
My wife loves that song. I mean I do too. Frogman or Virginia are my go to songs with them.
Whiskey Myers is part of the Red Dirt Country from Texas and Oklahoma. I think yall would enjoy delving into the bands and singers from this type of music.
I sent them this one a two more bribes, gotta get them red dirt boys out there.
@@dustinstephens7321 did you send a Stoney LaRue song?
@Cassandra Webb I love Oklahoma Breakdown from Stoney LaRue
@Dustin Stephens I am from the area of Texas that Whiskey Myers is from. I love the Texas music scene
I sent one from Tanner Usrey and another from William Clark Green
Wow, what talent. Thank you for this reaction, beautiful song about an all too common reality.
Yep. Far too common. - Keith
I've heard this song many times, but today something new stood out to me. It was the way he was playing the harmonica, I could almost feel him crying. His breathing in and out while playing felt almost like a sob.
Really powerful song and an incredible performance. Its always cool to me when something new jumps out of a song that I've listened to many times.
Just so you don’t make a common mistake, Whiskey Myers is a 6 member band. Their live shows are incredible. They can rock the shit out of you with one song to making you want to grab the bottle on the next one!
Check out their song “Trailer We Call Home” or “Reckoning”
Reckoning is a hard song but Trailer is so uplifting but a hard truth as well
So tough to pick just one song.
@@dustinstephens7321 yeah it is. Over on the fan page we often have people posting the question about what’s the best song to introduce someone to their music with. I always struggle with that because they’re so many good songs. And the way they bend and blend genres together you really have to ask the person “well, do you want country or do you want to rock out?”
@@REBMeTaL I knew they would like them, but I kept going back and forth on what song. It depends on my mood to which way I go. I’m trying to introduce more people to Red Dirt, instead all this mainstream junk.
Great reaction guys. I'd love to see you get back to these guys.
Turnpike Troubadours, The Bird Hunters is one of the best red dirt songs out there.
The strength of country music three chords in the truth. Good reaction guys
Hah, love that phrase. "Three chords and the truth." - Keith
I’m glade y’all reacted to this band. I think y’all would like most of their music. Definitely need to check more y’all would enjoy I promise
Hopefully we'll get more votes and bribes. - Keith
Loved the reaction! This is one of many good songs from these guys. Check out "Reckoning" and "Virginia" by them they shouldn't disappoint.
Hell yeah. Im glad to see two dudes like me just listening to whats up.
Hi Guys! You are by FAR my favorite reaction channel. Yinz are so likable and relatable keep up the awesome work!!
Stone
Ballard of a southern man
Gone away
Should be the next 3 from them!
Man y’all crack me up, great reaction to a damn good song. Thank you guys.
Let's get on that Texas red dirt scene! Yall gonna love it! Check out bury my bones by Whiskey Meyers
I sent them 3 bottles and all are red dirt.
Whisky Meyers is a awesome Band
Never heard of them but man was this good! Thanks
You definitely need to check out their song Stone acoustic
Kinda jealous Keith,never had the chance to see Old Crow.Have seen these guys great show.Can’t go wrong with Whiskey Myers.Ballad Of A Southern Man a great one
I've seen OCMS 3 times live. - Keith
Kevin Fowler, Jason Boland, Stoney LaRue, Randy Rogers, reckless Kelly, Brandon Jenkins, and so much more red dirt artist from Oklahoma, and Texas are ones I really think you would enjoy. Long line of losers by Kevin Fowler is pretty freaking good, but you can’t really go wrong with red dirt country at all. They all sing what they know. Y’all are amazing and I enjoy watching the journey y’all have been on🥃🥃🥃🖤🥃🥃🥃
And add Robert Earl Keen, and Charlie Robison
Cody Junks is dynamite.
The show at Red Rocks. Must be the Whiskey!
Give more of these Americana/Folk Genre a listen, Drive by Truckers, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Jason Isbell, Blackberry Smoke, etc....
Country music is not big here in Finland. I have found so many awesome country artists/bands through your channel, so I thank you! I just love these raw, not so well known performers. And the stories...goddaaaamn. Thanks! ❤
It always surprises us how many international viewers we have. We think that's really cool. Thanks for watching. - Keith
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@@romppamaestro No.
I highly recommend checking out If I Were The Devil - Colby Acuff (Acoustic Version), Diamonds and Gasoline - Turnpike Troubadours. Something in the Orange - Zach Bryan. Zach Bryan has been dominating right now and is constantly dropping new music. Lastly, Hell's Comin' With Me - Poor Mans Poison. They are a folk rock band. Thanks for the reactions!
If I were the Devil is an awesome song! Open ended, but that's the beauty of it!
Dustin will add two votes for it. - Keith
If I Were the Devil is an awesome song, always roll my window down to it
I just sent a bottle for Something in the Orange
They are from Palestine Texas. I live about 45 minutes away. He was correct when he said this is about the area we are from
Love this reaction. Knockin' on Heavens Door is the song Keith mentioned. Love that song too.
That's it. Thanks! - Keith
Whiskey myers is a band based out of East Texas in a small town called Palestine as well as another amazing artist Kolby Cooper
Great band!
Red Dirt Country. Oklahoma and Texas has our own music. Its the best. Southern Rock and country had a baby.
I much prefer the live version of this song.
Same thing with Blackberry Smoke's songs called "Ain't Much Left of Me" and "One Horse Town". The studio recorded versions are electric, but they have live acoustic videos of those songs, and they're great.. They kinda remind me of Lynyrd Skynyrd in some ways.
Another SAD BUT TRUTH songs is by highway 55 "little white lines" a recovery type of song!! Y'all will love it ..
Growing up in southern TN i saw meth abuse consistently from family members to friends in highschool. Really sad and horrific. The most painful was fentanyl overdose which is even more horrific.. Saw 3 very young friends die in the period of a few weeks this year from fentanyl overdose from taking small amounts of laced pills. One that was very close to me and it's been hard to cope with. Say no to drugs guys. I don't care if your back hurts or not, go to a doctor and only take what he gives you and don't take anything else. Fentanyl is widespread and is dropping people like flies. Don't put your family or friends through this, it leaves people like me wondering what I could've done to change the outcome.
They are from Palestine, TX(pronounced Pal-e-Steen). It's SE Texas, less than 100 miles from where I live and it does describe our area pretty well.
My husband is from Fairmount Indiana. Y'all need to react to the heart won't lie mama's song I go back
11:28 "Knocking on Heaven's Door".
One of the first songs that I fully learned how to play on the acoustic.
Good first song. Pretty easy, sounds great. - Keith
Man if y’all love real shit, Y’all will love Drayton Farley. American dream, and dreamer are my favorite songs of his. Cheers boys
I haven't heard a whiskey Myers song I didn't love. My favorites right now are east Texas nights, stone, and bitch lol. But I'm down for all of em.
They call this type of music Red Dirt country. go look up the Texas Music Scene and you'll find artist like Wade Bowen Cody Jinks Stoney LaRue William Clark Green. there are so many Texas artists. also check out Blackberry Smoke, they areout of the Carolinas
I was unaware of that sub-genre. I think I like it. - Keith
Turnpike Troubadours-7&7, for the love of god please!
Fellas, go watch Benjamin Tod. “Paper and the ink”. Trust me… he’s a part of Lost Dog Street Band too. Between him n them, they got some downright killer tunes.. I’m sure you’ll enjoy. At least my buddy on the right, there, will feel them!
Bring that sword on other Dustin.
Never bring a sword to a gun fight 😆 🤣
😂😂😂😂
ahahahahahaha - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts Keith is drinking bourbon and reacting to comments lol, hey bro, don't overdue it and end up at county.
lol, was sober. But the whole "other Dustin" thing cracks me up because I'm an Archer fan. "Barry?" "Yes other Barry?" Also, the sword thing reminded me of one of those snippets of conversation a while back.
"I don't have a tomahawk kill yet." - Anonymous member of the community.
That's some good music. They have some interesting songs. Too bad you have to go looking for this kind of music on your own, because it's most likely not going to be on the radio. The tv series Yellowstone has featured quite a lot of Whiskey Myers music.
I haven't watched any of Yellowstone. But yeah, this isn't exactly "commercial." - Keith
Yall should check out strange dreams, different mold or mission to mars from whiskey Myers. All solid
Got that vote - Dustin
Stone. Is one of their best songs, it’s all about the trials and tribulations of being a songwriter/performer.
Another guy you guys might like is Tucker beathard.. he has a lot of acoustic songs! Try 20-10 Tennessee
love me some Makers Mark. I'll chug jim beam if I cant get my Makers.
React to "Stone" by them. All their songs on dope tho.
Whiskey Myers is from East Texas the time out is a strip club in East Texas not far from where I live.
Please try “Stone” by Whiskey Myers or “Bury my Bones” official video
if you like that type you need to hear eric church monsters
If you enjoyed this listen to Sam Stone by John Prine
they are from palestine texas.
Whiskey Myers is from Palestine, TX. Methamphetamines are a huge problem here in East Texas. By the way, Palestine here is pronounced Pahlisteen lol
Time Out is a “gentleman’s” club on Highway 155 just outside of Tyler, TX going south towards Palestine
Give bury my bones a listen
If it's from Texas I havnt seen it, gonna have to look for it and give it a try.
I’m going to try and send more from Texas to go along with these Texas artists.
@@dustinstephens7321 that's cool brother. I try to send Texas bourbons and whiskeys when I send, but it is so hard to find places that will send them. I usually have to use the Disterillery to send em
@@dustinstephens7321 I will definitely have to check it out and this group. They definitely have a good sound.
@@stevebournite184 that’s why I over paid on these. I’ve got a couple more I’m looking at to send on the go around. Trying to find stuff you don’t see too often.
@@stevebournite184 they have a southern rock sound to them, but check out Stone and The Reckoning by them.
If you guys want to hear a very country song with a good bit of humor interlaced, give “You’re Not the Best” by Charlie Robison.
Vote added.
Try Turnpike Troubadours, Gin,Smoke,Lies. (If you haven't already)
Wow late afternoon drop
Getting pretty random on our timing here, but still trying to stick to 3 a week. - Keith
I know I have been stocking my UA-cam every half hour since 6am.
@@Melody-bourbonite4life same here
@@stevebournite184 hey , I have a question for you. They have mentioned that your from Texas (so am I) where do you buy your burbon from? If you don't mind me asking.
@@Melody-bourbonite4life If it's for myself local store. If it is to ship to them I went thru the Disterillery. Have also bought from the Vine and Table near them and a few other online websites as well
Time Out is a strip club.
For a more upbeat side to Whiskey Myers checkout "John Wayne"
I've added that to the list -Dustin
Stone
The original audio sounds alot better than this live.
Tyler Texas
Thanks
😎🤘👍
Their new one John Wayne is really good. More southern rock than country tho.
Added that vote
They are from East Texas.
Huh. Sure seems applicable in a lot of places though. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts 100% accurate. I believe the Time Out they mention in the song is in Tyler Texas. There are several TikToks about it.
Ok highlander
Dustin fancies himself Highlander, apparently. - Keith
Yall should check out the Steel Woods! They are amazing!