Well done, Jeff and Don! Great song choice and reaction. I admit I don't listen to radio anymore - haven't really since the early 2000's - so this was a treat. What I've heard of LBT has been great and now I know why.
@@jcat__ No, Jeff, I haven't. I had no idea I could from here in NC. I'm not tech savvy, but I'll get my son to try and figure out how to do it. It would be so nice to hear a county radio station that played good songs with a DJ like you! Fingers Crossed - but I have to know when you're on, also!
Thank you Jeff so much for this outstanding request. I'd never seen the video, and man does it ever work so well with this song. There's a first class melding here that I've seldom seen with video treatments. I think Don got this reaction perfect, thanks Don!
Thanks Don for reacting to LBT. I really liked this song, aa it is out of the 'norm' for them. It isn't to often you get to hear one of the guys take lead. You're half right Don. Karen Fairchild (brunette) is married to Jimi Westbrook (the one with the beard). Kimberly Schlapman and Phillip Sweet are both married but not to each other. The imagery that I picked up on is the burnt out area, like when the magic burns out of a relationship. They were all wearing black, signifying the death of something (as you did too). Also the walking around aimlessly, like you feel (you're life has no direction) after it happens to you. The song was written by Lori McKenna, Hillary Lindsey, and Chase McGill. It was released in 2017 on their 8th studio album 'The Breaker'
I'm shocked this song never took off. LBT's best sad banger. Its one one of the best examples of the "slow fade of love" as Jenny Lewis once said in a song. You did a great job wrapping it up into a nice synopsis, Don. Great reccomendation. Thank you, Jeff. 9.5 🎉😊
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Well done, Jeff and Don! Great song choice and reaction. I admit I don't listen to radio anymore - haven't really since the early 2000's - so this was a treat. What I've heard of LBT has been great and now I know why.
Thanks Phyllis I love LBT Have you checked out our radio station ? I think you'd like it, it's basically 70 80 and 90's Its KFXY on Tune-In
@@jcat__ No, Jeff, I haven't. I had no idea I could from here in NC. I'm not tech savvy, but I'll get my son to try and figure out how to do it. It would be so nice to hear a county radio station that played good songs with a DJ like you! Fingers Crossed - but I have to know when you're on, also!
Thank you Jeff so much for this outstanding request. I'd never seen the video, and man does it ever work so well with this song. There's a first class melding here that I've seldom seen with video treatments. I think Don got this reaction perfect, thanks Don!
You're welcome Terry I think the video adds so much
Great reaction!
Their harmony s as great
Thanks Don for reacting to LBT. I really liked this song, aa it is out of the 'norm' for them. It isn't to often you get to hear one of the guys take lead. You're half right Don. Karen Fairchild (brunette) is married to Jimi Westbrook (the one with the beard). Kimberly Schlapman and Phillip Sweet are both married but not to each other. The imagery that I picked up on is the burnt out area, like when the magic burns out of a relationship. They were all wearing black, signifying the death of something (as you did too). Also the walking around aimlessly, like you feel (you're life has no direction) after it happens to you. The song was written by Lori McKenna, Hillary Lindsey, and Chase McGill. It was released in 2017 on their 8th studio album 'The Breaker'
Thank you Jeff for this request. Loved their harmony, lyrics and video. All top shelf. You are a wealth of information my friend.
Now please react to Lost in California from the same Breaker album!
Brunette, please.😅
I'm shocked this song never took off. LBT's best sad banger. Its one one of the best examples of the "slow fade of love" as Jenny Lewis once said in a song. You did a great job wrapping it up into a nice synopsis, Don.
Great reccomendation. Thank you, Jeff.
9.5 🎉😊