Patty Loveless has one of the finest voices ever. Vince Gill is one of the best guitarists, bar none. And a wonderful, graceful voice. I saw Patty and Vince Gill together many years ago at the Puyallup Fair. Their musicianship and friendship are there for all to see and hear. These are both top drawer American singer/songwriters. Thanks TNT.
Singing at a funeral of a dear friend is an impossible task & I don't know how he did it. Patty sang much louder than normal, covering him so well. She is usually a soft backup singer on this one, even though she is a star in her own right. You should look for the official video instead to hear him at his best. He & George were close friends & George is in several of his videos. Vince wrote this song after losing his brother, several years ago & I have heard this at every funeral I have attended in the last several years. Vince has many hits & is also known for his guitar work. 'Whenever you come around' is probably my fav by him, but his duet with Reba called 'The heart won't lie' is awesome. Also, a fun one by Vince from years ago, is called 'one more last chance' & George is in that video. Cute song & video. And Patty had several great songs & had a fabulous hit many years ago, called 'You don't even know my name' & recently she came out of retirement & sang it as a duet with Chris Stapleton at an awards show. Great song & both versions are amazing. Maybe you heard that one?
Vince and George had a special friendship. He and Patty also are great friends. I love how she gives him her support and then steps back. I've heard that his guitar solo in the middle was not planned but he did it to try to compose himself. You'll catch George near the end of Vince Gill's "One More Last Chance" video. A really young Vince can be seen singing the lead on the Pure Prairie League's video "Amie" and "Let me Love you Tonight".
When my beautiful 19-year old son died over 20 years ago, this song brought me so much comfort, as it allowed me to truly grieve. I still weep every time I hear it. Thank you so much for reacting to this wonderful song. May I recommend listing to the original studio recording to hear Vince Gill's beautiful vocals.
I’m so sorry for for your loss, I have a suggestion for a song that might help you a little bit more. “Scars in Heaven “ by Casting Crowns, this song has helped me a lot with loss of loved ones. May God bless and comfort you always. 😊
Thank you,@@johnk275 . It is a lovely song. And yes, I can smile even while the tears flow. Our faith keeps us, and the love never fades. Blessings to you and your family.🙏
This song was actually written in tribute to Kieth Whitley. He had shelved the song for a while leaving it "incomplete" in Vince's own words. After Vince's brother passed away, he dusted off the pen and paper and added an extra verse as a memorial to his brother, and then considered it "complete". I spent 15 years in country music radio and this is one of those songs that make you glad that time was taken in order to create a masterpiece.
The guitar instrumental wasn't planned, it was Vince's way of getting ahold of his emotions and the band and Patty just let him have his moment. George Jones was a good friend to Vince and gave him the nickname Sweetpea. Patty and Vince have sung together for decades and often sang backup on one another's recordings. Vince is a legend in bluegrass, country and even rock, with 22 Grammy's and was originally asked by the band Dire Straits to join them and he had just begun his solo career and turned them down. With Glen Frey's death, the Eagles asked Vince to join them and he now plays with them. He started with a band called Pure Prairie League before going solo. Vince has done duets with Dolly Parton, Reba McEntire, and his wife Amy Grant among others too.
Tasha absolutely love your country reactions. Its funny when I was young all my father would play in the house was country and western. I left home and thought I would never have to hear it again. I got a little older and homesick while serving in the navy I listened to feel like I was home. I guess you don't appreciate everything the first time through. But you are doing a great job and I love watching you appreciate the music
He started the song after the death of his good friend Keith Whitley. That's where the line no stranger to the rain comes from. He then finished the song some years later after the death of his brother.
This performance exudes friendship and love. Vince is hurting over the loss of his friend and Patty is hurting for the loss and also because Vince is hurting so much.. This is the single best performance of any song ever, in my opinion.
Vince has the voice of an angel. Try "When I call your Name," "The Radio," and "What the Cowboys Do." And his duet with Carrie Underwood on "How Great Thou Art" at the ACM Music Awards is breathtaking.
This song was actually written in tribute to Kieth Whitley. He had shelved the song for a while leaving it "incomplete" in Vince's own words. After Vince's brother passed away, he dusted off the pen and paper and added an extra verse as a memorial to his brother, and then considered it "complete". I spent 15 years in country music radio and this is one of those songs that make you glad that time was taken in order to create a masterpiece.
You are stronger than I. This video gets me every time. It also reminds me of a great song I just heard for the first time the other day. Vince’s daughter Corrina has a song she wrote about him called “Soldier With No Gun.” You should check it out, it’s gorgeous.
Oh, my goodness! I bawl like a baby every time I hear this! Vince left everything on that stage, for that performance. You can hear his love for George Jones, and Patty Loveless and her sweet harmony, there to comfort her friend,is a treasure to listen to. Great reaction, Tasha.
Thank you for this Tasha. What a genuine moment recorded for all to see and witness the heartfelt nature of country music. And this moment shows how much love these two and all of us had for George Jones. What a blessing!
Vince was at NW Classen High School (OKC) when I was across town at Putnam City West --- (Class of 75) The 1st time I remember seeing him was with a bluegrass group called Mountain Smoke, that used to come up to Stillwater when I was going to Oklahoma State. Great memories, He is just fantastic and we Oklahomans are so proud of Vince and many of the talented folks to come out of the state. This song really gets to me, the way Patty was there for him, that the 1st people to stand up were Garth and Trisha, fellow Okies... thanks for sharing this with everyone.
This song was actually written in tribute to Kieth Whitley. He had shelved the song for a while leaving it "incomplete" in Vince's own words. After Vince's brother passed away, he dusted off the pen and paper and added an extra verse as a memorial to his brother, and then considered it "complete".
The song was also a tribute to his good friend and fellow Country artist, the late, great Keith Whitley who had a huge hit with a song called “I’m no Stranger to the Rain”.
This was at George Jones's funeral. Vince Gill was good friends with George Jones. He sang the song which was a hit for him. Vince wrote this about his brother who died young
Singing at the funerals of loved ones is probably the hardest thing anyone could ever ask a body to do. Crying also does not help the vocals… It’s a labor of love.
Vince Gill wrote this for his brother who had passed away... so sad when Vince chokes up but Patti has his back... Patti is amazing.. I this doesn't get a tear to your eye... you don't have a heart.
There's an upload of this that includes Vince telling a funny story about George Jones.. George used to call Vince "Sweat Pea". Vince acknowledges Charlie Daniels before singing. Charlie gave an awesome eulogy before singing. He has an beautiful way with words. And he drew loud applause when he spoke a line about "today's cookie-cutter sameness" in country music. In a strange way, it's almost like Charlie Daniels got to hear Vince sing this at his own funeral. Because when Charlie passed a few years ago, I happened to tune into the livestream of Charlie's funeral, and I saw Vince perform this as a solo. He didn't break down that time.
I’ve watched this video many times. It made me cry 😭😭😭 EVERY SINGLE TIME!!! George Jones was one of the greatest country music performers of all time!!!!!
You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive by Patty Loveless and Chris Stapleton is a must listen! BTW we played this at my Dad's Memorial. I really enjoy your love of Country Music!
Vince actually wrote this song for the passing of his brother, both Patty and Vince are Legends in the Country Music Genre, just dive into both of their catalog
To see more of his great guitar work…find Carrie Underwood and Vince Gill doing “How Great Thou Art”. It has to be the live version! You will not regret it.
I find it hard to believe you are reacting to Vince Gill for the first time, however if you like to know more about him I like to suggest "It hard to kiss the lips at night" by the Notorious Cherry Bombs, a group that included Vince and Rodney Crowell who together co wrote the song. PS if it makes you cry it will be tears of laughter.
If you want a really great song, give a listen to "My Daddy's Hat" by the Amazing "Mister Guitar" Chet Atkins. You'll need two boxes of tissues. I love Vince Gill's duet with Reba McEntire!
Hate reactions to Vince breaking down. To me, the song is ruined completely and people just want you to watch him cry. Ridiculous. There are better versions of him performing the wonderful song. People are weird. I'd rather watch Vince sing and play great guitar...cry? Nope.
Patty Loveless has one of the finest voices ever. Vince Gill is one of the best guitarists, bar none. And a wonderful, graceful voice. I saw Patty and Vince Gill together many years ago at the Puyallup Fair. Their musicianship and friendship are there for all to see and hear. These are both top drawer American singer/songwriters. Thanks TNT.
Patty is from my hometown and one of my favorite voices.
Patty was just elected this year to the Country Music Hall of Fame along with Tanya Tucker.
Singing at a funeral of a dear friend is an impossible task & I don't know how he did it. Patty sang much louder than normal, covering him so well. She is usually a soft backup singer on this one, even though she is a star in her own right. You should look for the official video instead to hear him at his best. He & George were close friends & George is in several of his videos. Vince wrote this song after losing his brother, several years ago & I have heard this at every funeral I have attended in the last several years. Vince has many hits & is also known for his guitar work. 'Whenever you come around' is probably my fav by him, but his duet with Reba called 'The heart won't lie' is awesome. Also, a fun one by Vince from years ago, is called 'one more last chance' & George is in that video. Cute song & video. And Patty had several great songs & had a fabulous hit many years ago, called 'You don't even know my name' & recently she came out of retirement & sang it as a duet with Chris Stapleton at an awards show. Great song & both versions are amazing. Maybe you heard that one?
Vince and George had a special friendship. He and Patty also are great friends. I love how she gives him her support and then steps back. I've heard that his guitar solo in the middle was not planned but he did it to try to compose himself. You'll catch George near the end of Vince Gill's "One More Last Chance" video. A really young Vince can be seen singing the lead on the Pure Prairie League's video "Amie" and "Let me Love you Tonight".
When he was just starting his solo career Mark Knopfler asked him to be part of Dire Straits but he turned him down to concentrate on his own career.
When my beautiful 19-year old son died over 20 years ago, this song brought me so much comfort, as it allowed me to truly grieve. I still weep every time I hear it. Thank you so much for reacting to this wonderful song. May I recommend listing to the original studio recording to hear Vince Gill's beautiful vocals.
I’m so sorry for for your loss, I have a suggestion for a song that might help you a little bit more. “Scars in Heaven “ by Casting Crowns, this song has helped me a lot with loss of loved ones. May God bless and comfort you always. 😊
Thank you,@@johnk275 . It is a lovely song. And yes, I can smile even while the tears flow. Our faith keeps us, and the love never fades. Blessings to you and your family.🙏
He wrote this about his brother that died way too young and had a troubled life.
The one verse was about Keith Whitley
You both are right. He started the song when Keith Whitley died in 1989 and finished it when his brother died in 1993.
This song was actually written in tribute to Kieth Whitley. He had shelved the song for a while leaving it "incomplete" in Vince's own words. After Vince's brother passed away, he dusted off the pen and paper and added an extra verse as a memorial to his brother, and then considered it "complete".
I spent 15 years in country music radio and this is one of those songs that make you glad that time was taken in order to create a masterpiece.
You must hear Vince Gill with Patty Loveless singing harmonies on "When I call your name"! You won't be disappointed.
One of the most genuine things you will ever see.
The guitar instrumental wasn't planned, it was Vince's way of getting ahold of his emotions and the band and Patty just let him have his moment. George Jones was a good friend to Vince and gave him the nickname Sweetpea. Patty and Vince have sung together for decades and often sang backup on one another's recordings. Vince is a legend in bluegrass, country and even rock, with 22 Grammy's and was originally asked by the band Dire Straits to join them and he had just begun his solo career and turned them down. With Glen Frey's death, the Eagles asked Vince to join them and he now plays with them. He started with a band called Pure Prairie League before going solo. Vince has done duets with Dolly Parton, Reba McEntire, and his wife Amy Grant among others too.
Country music is all about love, loss, family.. it's not all tear in your beer.. it's amazing music with amazing voices and musicians.
Or When I call Your Name by Vince. Patty also sigs the beautiful harmony on that.
Joe Walsh said Vince "had a million dollar voice!" Agree!
Kudos to Patty. She held this together.
Tasha absolutely love your country reactions. Its funny when I was young all my father would play in the house was country and western. I left home and thought I would never have to hear it again. I got a little older and homesick while serving in the navy I listened to feel like I was home. I guess you don't appreciate everything the first time through. But you are doing a great job and I love watching you appreciate the music
He started the song after the death of his good friend Keith Whitley. That's where the line no stranger to the rain comes from. He then finished the song some years later after the death of his brother.
This performance exudes friendship and love. Vince is hurting over the loss of his friend and Patty is hurting for the loss and also because Vince is hurting so much.. This is the single best performance of any song ever, in my opinion.
Vince has the voice of an angel. Try "When I call your Name," "The Radio," and "What the Cowboys Do." And his duet with Carrie Underwood on "How Great Thou Art" at the ACM Music Awards is breathtaking.
Yes- Everything I was about to reccommend!!
My favorite Vince Gill song video will always be “When I Call Your Name”. It was the first time I saw Vince Gill, in that video.
Marvelous, beautiful song and a touching performance. Your reaction was lovely! 😊
the most emotional solo ever !!
This is tears on top of a tear jerker song.
I love this song Vince Gill wrote this after he lost his brother
This song was actually written in tribute to Kieth Whitley. He had shelved the song for a while leaving it "incomplete" in Vince's own words. After Vince's brother passed away, he dusted off the pen and paper and added an extra verse as a memorial to his brother, and then considered it "complete".
I spent 15 years in country music radio and this is one of those songs that make you glad that time was taken in order to create a masterpiece.
You are stronger than I. This video gets me every time. It also reminds me of a great song I just heard for the first time the other day. Vince’s daughter Corrina has a song she wrote about him called “Soldier With No Gun.” You should check it out, it’s gorgeous.
They sing beautifully together.
You need to go back and listen to the full version. One of the most beautifully recorded songs ever done.
Oh, my goodness! I bawl like a baby every time I hear this! Vince left everything on that stage, for that performance. You can hear his love for George Jones, and Patty Loveless and her sweet harmony, there to comfort her friend,is a treasure to listen to. Great reaction, Tasha.
You explained it so well! I shed a tear every time I hear it, especially this version!
Vince Gill is great, keep listening.
Great reaction. Beautiful song written after his brother died
Thank you for this Tasha. What a genuine moment recorded for all to see and witness the heartfelt nature of country music. And this moment shows how much love these two and all of us had for George Jones. What a blessing!
Absolutely beautiful song you should hear the version with Ricky skaggs and Alison Krause 😢😢😢♥️
You have reacted to Patty Loveless “How Can I Help You To Say Goodbye”. That’s probably why her name sounds familiar
Vince was at NW Classen High School (OKC) when I was across town at Putnam City West --- (Class of 75) The 1st time I remember seeing him was with a bluegrass group called Mountain Smoke, that used to come up to Stillwater when I was going to Oklahoma State. Great memories, He is just fantastic and we Oklahomans are so proud of Vince and many of the talented folks to come out of the state. This song really gets to me, the way Patty was there for him, that the 1st people to stand up were Garth and Trisha, fellow Okies... thanks for sharing this with everyone.
George Jones had a nickname for Vince Gill,I called him Sweet Pea. And Vince Gill actually wrote this song at the passing of his brother.
This song was actually written in tribute to Kieth Whitley. He had shelved the song for a while leaving it "incomplete" in Vince's own words. After Vince's brother passed away, he dusted off the pen and paper and added an extra verse as a memorial to his brother, and then considered it "complete".
The song was also a tribute to his good friend and fellow Country artist, the late, great Keith Whitley who had a huge hit with a song called “I’m no Stranger to the Rain”.
George had a nickname for Vince. It was SweetPea.
This was at George Jones's funeral. Vince Gill was good friends with George Jones. He sang the song which was a hit for him. Vince wrote this about his brother who died young
Vince is married to Gospel and Country singer/songwriter Amy Grant.
Singing at the funerals of loved ones is probably the hardest thing anyone could ever ask a body to do. Crying also does not help the vocals… It’s a labor of love.
Such a beautiful guitar solo from an artist who was crying while playing it.
You have a beautiful soul that shines so brightly!!!
I love how Garth Brooks showed his support for Vince by standing up.
Man, when someone as professional and talented as Vince has trouble singing a song, it's because his heart and mind is sorely grieved. 💔
You have a massive rabbit hole of Vince Gill music to fall into. ❤
Vince Gill wrote this for his brother who had passed away... so sad when Vince chokes up but Patti has his back... Patti is amazing.. I this doesn't get a tear to your eye... you don't have a heart.
There's an upload of this that includes Vince telling a funny story about George Jones.. George used to call Vince "Sweat Pea".
Vince acknowledges Charlie Daniels before singing. Charlie gave an awesome eulogy before singing. He has an beautiful way with words. And he drew loud applause when he spoke a line about "today's cookie-cutter sameness" in country music.
In a strange way, it's almost like Charlie Daniels got to hear Vince sing this at his own funeral. Because when Charlie passed a few years ago, I happened to tune into the livestream of Charlie's funeral, and I saw Vince perform this as a solo. He didn't break down that time.
I’ve watched this video many times. It made me cry 😭😭😭 EVERY SINGLE TIME!!! George Jones was one of the greatest country music performers of all time!!!!!
John Conlee ==Old School, Conway Twitty Thats my Job, Trace Adkins Arlingron, are some of my suggestions
Listen to Patty Loveless sing live, "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive"
My favorite country song is Trace Adkins doing “Wayfaring Stranger” in his tribute to Johnny Cash.
That's a hard song not to cry to. Vince wrote that when his brother died.😢
You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive by Patty Loveless and Chris Stapleton is a must listen!
BTW we played this at my Dad's Memorial. I really enjoy your love of Country Music!
These two did a song called When I Call Your Name. It's a good one.
Please check out When I call your name 1989.
Thank you for your reactions.
It was a big hit for him
Also had Patty on harmony vocals
Me encanta esa canción muy bonito
Vince Gill? I Still Believe In You. Patty Loveless? How Can I Help You Say Goodbye.
I played this at my mothers funeral ❤
BTW, you look absolutely stunning in that black dress (top?). T is a very lucky guy!
Played this at mom's funeral when she passed 18 months ago after a 9 year battle with dementia. I sob everytime I hear it.
Patty, what an awesome friend.
My sister had this played at her husband's funeral. There was not a dry eye in the funeral parlor.
I had this played at my son’s funeral. R.I.P. Troy!!
Pure Prairie League "Amie" Vince Gill when he was young.
Vince was in a much later version of Pure Prairie League
Vince actually wrote this song for the passing of his brother, both Patty and Vince are Legends in the Country Music Genre, just dive into both of their catalog
Vince is in the Eagles now. When Glen Frey died they called him up and said your the guy vince snd Vince said where do you want me to fly to
So glad he had Patty on stage with him.
It was written as a tribute to his brother.
U should watch the original recorded version/video with Vince, Patty, and Ricky Skaggs.
please do Carrie Underwood ft Vince Gill on guitar how great thou art
Dang, somebody cuttin up onions 🧅😢
Yes, Vince and George were good friends. This is such a beautiful song, isn’t it? 💙
To see more of his great guitar work…find Carrie Underwood and Vince Gill doing “How Great Thou Art”. It has to be the live version! You will not regret it.
Excelente video
This was at George's memorial service
I find it hard to believe you are reacting to Vince Gill for the first time, however if you like to know more about him I like to suggest "It hard to kiss the lips at night" by the Notorious Cherry Bombs, a group that included Vince and Rodney Crowell who together co wrote the song. PS if it makes you cry it will be tears of laughter.
Patty knew how and when to fill in.
Please listen to When I Call Your Name you won’t regret it ! He is wonderful!
If you want a really great song, give a listen to "My Daddy's Hat" by the Amazing "Mister Guitar" Chet Atkins. You'll need two boxes of tissues.
I love Vince Gill's duet with Reba McEntire!
Buen trabajo
I'm not sure that Vince could have done this without Patty
LMAO!!!!!
Please do “don’t let the old man in”
The guitar solo isn't usually part of the song, but Vince needed to calm himself down.
He was too upset to sing, so he let the guitar sing in his place and Patty was great as she always is.
I use toilet paper, when I run out of my Puffs Plus Lotion. Works just fine.
Check out Dan Vasc - Amazing Grace, please 🔥
please do the studio version of this
Check out Ashley McBryde
Check out Vince Gills when i call your name.
Cool video but not enough volume.
Como
You should have listened to the official video for this song, so much better. Please do yourself a favor and listen to it .
Running out of Kleenex BEFORE this song is not good. You're going to need some.
Hate reactions to Vince breaking down. To me, the song is ruined completely and people just want you to watch him cry. Ridiculous. There are better versions of him performing the wonderful song. People are weird. I'd rather watch Vince sing and play great guitar...cry? Nope.
Never heard of Vince gill?