The bar is right down the street from The Dixie Chicken in College Station, TX. It used to be Shadow Canyon, then it became Daisy Dukes, now it is called Shiner Park.
Great song and reaction to kick off the weekend! Don, you looked like any minute you were going to jump through the screen and start getting numbers. :-) The Red Dirt/Texas Country scene is really second to none. Texas and Oklahoma have their share of rivalries but when it comes to music, we all come from the same dirt. Most of these guys were born in Texas except Jason Boland and some band members, but some were raised in Oklahoma and then some from Oklahoma are based in Texas (Boland's in Austin and Cody Canada is in New Braunfels) Even myself, a double-digit generation Texan retired to a region called western Texoma that's just north of the Red...cheaper property taxes, weed is legal, and just about everyone I know also came from Texas. I really appreciate what you're doing to get our music out to the rest of the country.
@David Emswiler If I could have jumped through the screen or had a time machine, I would've been there in a heartbeat---would have changed the trajectory of my whole life. Ha!! My goodness. And yeah, when I think of the music and artists I do on my channel, and when I try to explain it to friends who don't know country music, I tell them I don't do popular artists (for the most part), and that the ones I react to are from "Texas, Oklahoma, eastern Tennessee, Kentucky, and places like that." That's my standard explanation, with Canada thrown in the mix, too. They look at me with surprise that I have 13k+ subs, and then don't ask me anything else. Ha!! Give it time, the proselytizing will continue. :-)
This venue was in College Station, Tx. "Aggieland" it is on the Northgate bar strip used to be called Shadow Canyon back in the day it has gone thru multiple name changes since then.
Great rating! That was just total fun. I bet Waylon is laughing and singing along, Whoop-Whoop! I didn't know this one. I am adding this to my Let's Have Fun Playlist. Thanks Jeremy for the request and into to this new song. I love this channel. Thanks Don for reacting and raring this one.
I may have mentioned this on another video, but there was one year where I saw them 10 times here in Lubbock. They weren’t national yet and were touring a lot around Texas and Oklahoma. Good times. Terrific shows! This was around 2002 or 2003.
To answer your question, @RockN2Country, they performed this song in Oklahoma for sure. Three of the band members are from Yukon, OK, where Garth Brooks is from. They got their start in Stillwater, OK. Listen to their album “Live and Loud at the Wormy Dog Saloon”, recorded in Oklahoma, to hear the public’s first taste of this song (unless you heard it at one of their live shows before that). Jason Boland is also from Oklahoma, and Stoney LaRue lived in Stillwater.
@Randall King Thanks for the heads up on all the artists and the location of the saloon! I think I saw a sign that said "Aggies" (I recorded this reaction. few weeks ago so I'm going on memory here), and that made me think it might be somewhere around A&M's campus. And the ladies.... ;-)
RockN2Country yes, the live show for the video to which you reacted was College Station, TX, home of the dumb Aggies. Did you hear about the Aggie traveling to Lubbock for an A&M vs. Texas Tech game? He never made it. He kept seeing billboards for Dairy Queen that read, “CLEAN RESTROOMS”, so he would stop and clean the restrooms.
I saw CCR in OKC back in the 90s before they got famous, and I was amazed at how good they were. One of the best bar bands I've ever seen. I was so happy to see them on CMT, and I wish they would have been bigger than they were. They're a phenomenal band live.
Another great song that very few people have requested and only true ragweed fans No of it’s called if I were president I would love to see you react to that one I’ll post the link shortly when I find it keep doing what you’re doing you’re awesome have a great day my friend
This live performance was part of a limited edition release of their album “Soul Gravy” - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soul_Gravy. Some copies had an accompanying DVD of the Shadow Canyon show. I have one. It’s terrific if you can get your hands on one. The album was released in early 2004, so I’d guess the show was 2003 or 2004.
Here’s the link to that song if I were president also if I were running for president this would be my theme song ua-cam.com/video/PmmKNYjP7EE/v-deo.html
@Sooner in Texas Welcome aboard the channel! I've had season tix to Rutgers basketball for 12 years, and the guy who sits next me has had his longer than me and his youngest son goes to the U. of Oklahoma. In his and your honor, Boomer Sooner!
This was filed at Shadow Canyon in College Station, Texas in 2003! Shadow Canyon is located in College Stations famed Northgate! Northgate is home of the Dixie Chicken!! Good times! Gig'em! '96 Aggie 96 is a Country radio station in College Station, it is an FM channel! College Station is home to Texas A & M University!! The call to GW to legalize was because he was President then. Great review and video!!
To be in a bar with these guys and this song is truly one of the great club experiences one can ever have . Cody and I share a hometown and a a love for Stillwater and Oklahoma St. 😎
Ah the glory days of college, unfortunately, I missed this concert due to working at another dance hall in town. Probably for the best, I would have had too much fun. Shadow Canyon in 2003'ish, was in College Station Texas. It's changed names a few times since then.
Nice!!! I was there when Aaron Watson recorded his live at Texas hall of fame. Watson isnt my favorite but most respected. But that night was the most fun i ever had lol
@@hoggzilla401 That was a great night, I was working that one as well. Aaron is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. It was pretty cool watching artists like Aaron go from 150 people in the hall with 30 people knowing who he was. To selling the place out and then some, and recording a live album there.
CCR, Stoney, RRB, Wade, Boland. All fantastic artists. The night I saw Boland and Stoney in Sun Valley ID was a crazy night. Saw CCR at the Tractor Tavern in Seattle (also saw Shooter Jennings there in 05, as well as Eric Church in 06). Seen Wade at Billy Bobs but my favorite concert of his was at Big Texas in Spring. Saw Randy Rogers there too, as well as the Firehouse Saloon in Houston and Knitting Factory in Boise. Never seen Bleu live tho.
Never heard of these fellas before. Gonna have to look up some of their stuff. And ya, I was thinkin of Bob Dylans *"Must Get Stoned"* too, and The Good Brothers *"The Rabbit",* and Dr Hooks *"Got Stoned And I Missed It"* (and musn't forget *"Don't Bogart That Joint"* by Little Feat)
It's been far too long since I've commented, migraine has me so rumdumb I just watch and don't interact! So, I old friend! I haven't even started watching yet, but you know as soon as I saw the title I smiled. I've seen CCR and Stoney LaRue so many times live. You've already done my favorite Stoney LaRue song, Oklahoma Breakdown! Haha. Ok, I'm done... now I'm going to actually watch this reaction. I've missed interacting with you, I'll try to be better. I still owe you a dang decal. I'm over this brain of mine, I want a new one. LOL
@JBC_81 I thought I saw an Aggies sing on the wall, that's what kind gave me the idea they might be in Texas. Stoney LaRue also performs in Texas, as do the other folks. Man, that would have been epic to have been at that show!!
I still know most of these guys now they all broke up but I can tell you this there will be another red dirt band that compete u should check out Grady crosses new band they just got number 2 on Texas radio straight out of yukon Oklahoma ol son!
Fun fact: Harmonica is my least favorite instrument. . . and I don't smoke weed even though it's legal here. This is no Bob Dylan grade music. It's a no from me. 👎
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This was in College Station, TX.
The bar is right down the street from The Dixie Chicken in College Station, TX. It used to be Shadow Canyon, then it became Daisy Dukes, now it is called Shiner Park.
And according to my son who lives there it sucks now. Lol
I requested that specific version a long time ago, one of my favorite live song versions and the whole concert video is fantastic
Great song and reaction to kick off the weekend! Don, you looked like any minute you were going to jump through the screen and start getting numbers. :-) The Red Dirt/Texas Country scene is really second to none. Texas and Oklahoma have their share of rivalries but when it comes to music, we all come from the same dirt. Most of these guys were born in Texas except Jason Boland and some band members, but some were raised in Oklahoma and then some from Oklahoma are based in Texas (Boland's in Austin and Cody Canada is in New Braunfels) Even myself, a double-digit generation Texan retired to a region called western Texoma that's just north of the Red...cheaper property taxes, weed is legal, and just about everyone I know also came from Texas. I really appreciate what you're doing to get our music out to the rest of the country.
@David Emswiler If I could have jumped through the screen or had a time machine, I would've been there in a heartbeat---would have changed the trajectory of my whole life. Ha!! My goodness. And yeah, when I think of the music and artists I do on my channel, and when I try to explain it to friends who don't know country music, I tell them I don't do popular artists (for the most part), and that the ones I react to are from "Texas, Oklahoma, eastern Tennessee, Kentucky, and places like that." That's my standard explanation, with Canada thrown in the mix, too. They look at me with surprise that I have 13k+ subs, and then don't ask me anything else. Ha!! Give it time, the proselytizing will continue. :-)
Welcome to the Right side of the Red, brother
They sang it here plenty. Stillwater is where they really got their fame. The Oklahoma red dirt gang has a HUGE following in small Oklahoma towns.
I smiled all the way through! Fun stuff! Thanks for posting. Love and hugs for all~stay safe!
@Denise Hughes If it isn't blocked, you're probably gonna LOVE Monday's video!! Let me know if I'm right. ;-)
@@RockN2Country Will do!
This venue was in College Station, Tx. "Aggieland" it is on the Northgate bar strip used to be called Shadow Canyon back in the day it has gone thru multiple name changes since then.
@Dakota V Thanks for backing me up with my guess that it was in Aggieland, and welcome aboard the channel!!
They're back!!
Great rating! That was just total fun. I bet Waylon is laughing and singing along, Whoop-Whoop! I didn't know this one. I am adding this to my Let's Have Fun Playlist. Thanks Jeremy for the request and into to this new song. I love this channel. Thanks Don for reacting and raring this one.
@Janie Bell You're welcome, and glad you enjoyed it!! I think you're gonna like Monday's reaction, too. You'll see. Ha!! :-)
Damn straight he’s sung it oklahoma. They’re FROM oklahoma.
I may have mentioned this on another video, but there was one year where I saw them 10 times here in Lubbock. They weren’t national yet and were touring a lot around Texas and Oklahoma. Good times. Terrific shows! This was around 2002 or 2003.
@Randall King Count me in as happy for you, and totally jealous!!
To answer your question, @RockN2Country, they performed this song in Oklahoma for sure. Three of the band members are from Yukon, OK, where Garth Brooks is from. They got their start in Stillwater, OK.
Listen to their album “Live and Loud at the Wormy Dog Saloon”, recorded in Oklahoma, to hear the public’s first taste of this song (unless you heard it at one of their live shows before that).
Jason Boland is also from Oklahoma, and Stoney LaRue lived in Stillwater.
@Randall King Thanks for the heads up on all the artists and the location of the saloon! I think I saw a sign that said "Aggies" (I recorded this reaction. few weeks ago so I'm going on memory here), and that made me think it might be somewhere around A&M's campus. And the ladies.... ;-)
RockN2Country yes, the live show for the video to which you reacted was College Station, TX, home of the dumb Aggies.
Did you hear about the Aggie traveling to Lubbock for an A&M vs. Texas Tech game? He never made it. He kept seeing billboards for Dairy Queen that read, “CLEAN RESTROOMS”, so he would stop and clean the restrooms.
More importantly... I am from Yukon, and I am awesome. Joking, LOL Now I don't go there if I don't have to.
I saw CCR in OKC back in the 90s before they got famous, and I was amazed at how good they were. One of the best bar bands I've ever seen. I was so happy to see them on CMT, and I wish they would have been bigger than they were. They're a phenomenal band live.
This incredible song was written by Red Dirt legend, And Stillwater,Oklahoma’s own, Mr. Tom Skinner,
Another great song that very few people have requested and only true ragweed fans No of it’s called if I were president I would love to see you react to that one I’ll post the link shortly when I find it keep doing what you’re doing you’re awesome have a great day my friend
ua-cam.com/video/x5JApeGGMMg/v-deo.html
@James Phillips Thanks for the info, the encouragement, the kind words, and the link!! Might be a good one to play on Election Day. :-)
This live performance was part of a
limited edition release of their album “Soul Gravy” - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soul_Gravy. Some copies had an accompanying DVD of the Shadow Canyon show. I have one. It’s terrific if you can get your hands on one. The album was released in early 2004, so I’d guess the show was 2003 or 2004.
I directed/edited that dvd. It was a good time :)
Here’s the link to that song if I were president also if I were running for president this would be my theme song ua-cam.com/video/PmmKNYjP7EE/v-deo.html
Subbed. Only reaction I've found to my kind of music. Texas/Red dirt gives you whatever you're wanting at the time!
@Sooner in Texas Welcome aboard the channel! I've had season tix to Rutgers basketball for 12 years, and the guy who sits next me has had his longer than me and his youngest son goes to the U. of Oklahoma. In his and your honor, Boomer Sooner!
Cody Canada ( lead singer of CCR) and wade bowen are brother in laws
This was filed at Shadow Canyon in College Station, Texas in 2003! Shadow Canyon is located in College Stations famed Northgate! Northgate is home of the Dixie Chicken!! Good times! Gig'em! '96
Aggie 96 is a Country radio station in College Station, it is an FM channel! College Station is home to Texas A & M University!!
The call to GW to legalize was because he was President then.
Great review and video!!
To be in a bar with these guys and this song is truly one of the great club experiences one can ever have . Cody and I share a hometown and a a love for Stillwater and Oklahoma St. 😎
Go Pokes!
Shadow canyon was or is in college station Texas
And this was done in 03 or 04 if memory serves correctly
This was great. My 1st time hearing any of them.
Oklahoma boys!
Love CCR, saw one of their last concerts! Also Jason Boland is great, and saw Wade Bowen just about a month ago. Elbow bumped and everything. 😂
Ah the glory days of college, unfortunately, I missed this concert due to working at another dance hall in town. Probably for the best, I would have had too much fun. Shadow Canyon in 2003'ish, was in College Station Texas. It's changed names a few times since then.
R.I.P to the Texas hall of fame. Miss that club
@@hoggzilla401 yup, you nailed it. I have many fond memories from working there, and friendships. Some pretty fuzzy memories too.
Nice!!! I was there when Aaron Watson recorded his live at Texas hall of fame. Watson isnt my favorite but most respected. But that night was the most fun i ever had lol
@@hoggzilla401 That was a great night, I was working that one as well. Aaron is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. It was pretty cool watching artists like Aaron go from 150 people in the hall with 30 people knowing who he was. To selling the place out and then some, and recording a live album there.
I saw CCR twice back in those times and they were a fun show! They were true "Road Dawgs" for a while!
@CowTownCustoms Man am I jealous. Nicely done!!
@@RockN2Country , Do yourself a favor and go on a binge and listen to Soul Gravy and some of their early albums. True Red Dirt Country music!
Cody is from a little Texas town called pampa I think
CCR, Stoney, RRB, Wade, Boland. All fantastic artists. The night I saw Boland and Stoney in Sun Valley ID was a crazy night. Saw CCR at the Tractor Tavern in Seattle (also saw Shooter Jennings there in 05, as well as Eric Church in 06). Seen Wade at Billy Bobs but my favorite concert of his was at Big Texas in Spring. Saw Randy Rogers there too, as well as the Firehouse Saloon in Houston and Knitting Factory in Boise. Never seen Bleu live tho.
Have family in FL. When he talks about rolling, he calls big ones “ gaggers”.
Never heard of these fellas before.
Gonna have to look up some of their stuff.
And ya, I was thinkin of Bob Dylans *"Must Get Stoned"* too, and The Good Brothers *"The Rabbit",* and Dr Hooks *"Got Stoned And I Missed It"* (and musn't forget *"Don't Bogart That Joint"* by Little Feat)
Love CCR!! Love the channel. Dimebag by CCR is a tribute to Dimebag Darrell. Great song in my opinion. Be well my friend!!
@Daniel Herrlein Good stuff, and welcome aboard the channel!!
I love Texas! I have family near Houston,but I wouldn't want to live any where but Georgia!! That was great.I love Wade Bowen.
@12:30 yes it is lol
Texas is awesome! Attended Abilene Christian university 2002 - 03. Lots of temptations tested the Christian. Lol. Those Texas ladies are gorgeous.
He plays a 6 string base- never knew such a thing existed before seeing this video
Love that band- Base player kicks a$$- Other versions of the song take a pretty big swipe at the Sooners and its pretty funny
It's been far too long since I've commented, migraine has me so rumdumb I just watch and don't interact! So, I old friend! I haven't even started watching yet, but you know as soon as I saw the title I smiled. I've seen CCR and Stoney LaRue so many times live. You've already done my favorite Stoney LaRue song, Oklahoma Breakdown! Haha. Ok, I'm done... now I'm going to actually watch this reaction. I've missed interacting with you, I'll try to be better. I still owe you a dang decal. I'm over this brain of mine, I want a new one. LOL
OKLAHOMA BREAKDOWN was written and first recorded by Norman’s Mike Hosty. Check him out
Gotta do Ragweed by Koe Wetzel after this
CCR is an Oklahoma band though
That’s the Wormy Dog Saloon in Oklahoma City
@JBC_81 I thought I saw an Aggies sing on the wall, that's what kind gave me the idea they might be in Texas. Stoney LaRue also performs in Texas, as do the other folks. Man, that would have been epic to have been at that show!!
It was Shadow Canyon in College Station
Idk what venue this is but Oklahoma State University refers to themselves as aggies also.
Bryan College Station
I still know most of these guys now they all broke up but I can tell you this there will be another red dirt band that compete u should check out Grady crosses new band they just got number 2 on Texas radio straight out of yukon Oklahoma ol son!
Will not be
They are From Oklahoma. Learn
Texas A&M Bryant Texas
Bryan
Fun fact: Harmonica is my least favorite instrument. . . and I don't smoke weed even though it's legal here.
This is no Bob Dylan grade music.
It's a no from me. 👎