From one who has lived it, every name on that wall was someone's brother, father, son. Never feel embarrassed by your tears; it just proves you're human.
Thank you for this Tasha! My Dad was at Omaha Beach in WWII and I am a Vietnam Era Veteran and these songs always make my eyes leak, Love your reactions, God Bless you and God Bless America...
I remember first hearing this when The Statler Brothers sang it on the variety show they had in the 90s. My dad was a big fan of them, so I regularly heard it growing up and got to see them perform it live on their farewell tour. It hit harder when I was getting ready for my first deployment.
my high school classmates Elmwood Park ILL.....RIP 1Lt. Paul Charles Bertolozzi USMC KIA 8-2-67 Cpl. Richard Clark Abbate USMC KIA 5-18-68 i was 3rd Batt. 7th Marines ChuLai,RVN 10/65-11/66
Thank you for reacting to the Statler Brothers! They need to be rediscovered! They have 40 years of too many incredible songs to count. They tell stories, turn phrases, can make you laugh, and as you discovered, make you cry. They are legends on and off the record! Elizabeth - My Only Love - Too Much on My Heart - Am I Crazy?- Do You Know You Are My Sunshine? - Silver Medals and Sweet Memories - We Got Paid by Cash - Shenandoah - Holding On - Look At Me - A Place on Calvary - I'll Take Care of You - Bed Of Roses - Flowers On The Wall - Less of Me - My Darling Hildegard - Quite A Long Long Time - You Can't Have Your Kate and Edith Too - The Best I Know How - Forever - Class of 57 - Monday Morning Secretary - Woman Without A Home - I Was There - I Don't Know Why ... Are just a few songs to consider reacting to. Love and miss these guys. Hope you'll go down the rabbit hole with them. You won't regret it.
Don't forget The Great Pretender and Noah Found Grace in the Eyes of the Lord. I grew up on those songs -- my Dad would put their gospel album on every Sunday morning while we were getting ready for church.
Great Job( .Ms. Tasha..) and yes we all need to reset and be thankful for this great Country that we live in.and as I sit in my Chair and think of all the Millions veterans around the World who have given there life so we can be free..Freedom Comes at a Big Cost. God Bless all.
So… I’m not American - y’all are super patriotic. Like no other country on Earth. My grandad fought in Africa for the British Army and never spoke about it. Only reason I know he did is because there is one single picture of him in valour stepping off the boat.
Yup, lost a great uncle by gas in WW1 my gramma's brother, my gramma's brother on the other side Battle of the Bulge made it home. My dad was WW 2 made it home. I enlisted quitting highschool in 72 and made my tour in the gulf of Tonkin. So yeah I guess that we're proud of sacrifice of our time to our country. Who else can you count on if you don't do it yourself.
You crack me up - I loved your “Oh no you all” when you realized this was gonna be another emotional journey! 😊 You are so down to earth, real, and just… delightful. Such a wonderful take you had on this and how we should be appreciative of the blessings we have in this country. Recalibrate was such a good word choice for this.
Hi Tasha, great song, great group, and great reaction. This is a later Statler Bros. song from the early 90's? Their earlier stuff is really good also. " The Class of 57 " is a good song too, but a really fun song of theirs is " Flowers on the Wall ". Have a great Day!
I'd love to see you react to "The Father, My Son, and The Holy Ghost" by Craig Morgan. It's a beautiful and personal song. You can really feel Craig's emotions through it.
this song always makes me cry.. tim mcgraw’s song if you’re reading this is beautiful as well.. thank you for your heartfelt teactions. God bless you!!
Yes...again...I didn't listen bc I'm going out for lunch & just did my makeup...don't wear much but still don't want it smeared all over my face! I hope you're having a good week, Girl!
Some woman wrote to Dear Abby,asking how much she should charge her son,who was coming to live with them afrer returning from Vietnam. Abby's reoly was " It wont break you to give him a break." Several nmothers replied wgat i was th7nking. " That woman ought to get down in her knees and thank God that she's getting her son back, alive! I got my son back from Vietnam,in a pine box!"
Tasha, The Statlers have several great songs that are not sad songs, "Flowers on the Wall" and "Don't Wait On Me" are only two of them. Also, have you reacted to "Warning Labels" by Doug Stone yet? It is not a sad song, but about sad songs.
How about listening to Trent Tomlinson one wing in the fire. Great country artist. Wrote several songs. I had a great songs and artist of country music
From one who has lived it, every name on that wall was someone's brother, father, son. Never feel embarrassed by your tears; it just proves you're human.
The first time I ever saw my dad cry was when he heard this song. He lost many friends in Vietnam. Rest in peace dad.
Ssgt. Victor Axelson
This song not only reminds us to thank the ones who are out there fighting for our freedoms, but also their families.
What freedoms we don't have any freedoms anymore haven't had since 1913
I’ve always loved the Statler Bros, great harmonies and stories, Class of ‘57 is a great one
Thank you for this Tasha! My Dad was at Omaha Beach in WWII and I am a Vietnam Era Veteran and these songs always make my eyes leak, Love your reactions, God Bless you and God Bless America...
my Grandpa Schwalm was at that beach as well and he had nightmares
Absolutely beautiful song and message.
I remember first hearing this when The Statler Brothers sang it on the variety show they had in the 90s. My dad was a big fan of them, so I regularly heard it growing up and got to see them perform it live on their farewell tour. It hit harder when I was getting ready for my first deployment.
Silver Medals and Sweet Memories is another fine Statler Brothers song.
my high school classmates Elmwood Park ILL.....RIP
1Lt. Paul Charles Bertolozzi USMC KIA 8-2-67
Cpl. Richard Clark Abbate USMC KIA 5-18-68
i was 3rd Batt. 7th Marines ChuLai,RVN 10/65-11/66
Thank you for reacting to the Statler Brothers! They need to be rediscovered! They have 40 years of too many incredible songs to count. They tell stories, turn phrases, can make you laugh, and as you discovered, make you cry. They are legends on and off the record! Elizabeth - My Only Love - Too Much on My Heart - Am I Crazy?- Do You Know You Are My Sunshine? - Silver Medals and Sweet Memories - We Got Paid by Cash - Shenandoah - Holding On - Look At Me - A Place on Calvary - I'll Take Care of You - Bed Of Roses - Flowers On The Wall - Less of Me - My Darling Hildegard - Quite A Long Long Time - You Can't Have Your Kate and Edith Too - The Best I Know How - Forever - Class of 57 - Monday Morning Secretary - Woman Without A Home - I Was There - I Don't Know Why ... Are just a few songs to consider reacting to. Love and miss these guys. Hope you'll go down the rabbit hole with them. You won't regret it.
Don't forget The Great Pretender and Noah Found Grace in the Eyes of the Lord. I grew up on those songs -- my Dad would put their gospel album on every Sunday morning while we were getting ready for church.
Jimmy Fortune of The Statler Brothers wrote this song. True story. Jimmy visited the wall & watched a Mother doing this.
John rimmed wrote this song a long time friend of Jimmy fortune
John R I m m e l wrote this song
We need to appreciate, the lives that were lost. We also need to appreciate the veterans, that makes it back
My sister's best friend was one of the two boys from my town who were killed in Vietnam.
Tanks for this song from a Vietnam vet. We love your reactions
So beautiful! I’ve always liked Statler Brothers!
Great Job( .Ms. Tasha..) and yes we all need to reset and be thankful for this great Country that we live in.and as I sit in my Chair and think of all the Millions veterans around the World who have given there life so we can be free..Freedom Comes at a Big Cost. God Bless all.
So… I’m not American - y’all are super patriotic. Like no other country on Earth. My grandad fought in Africa for the British Army and never spoke about it. Only reason I know he did is because there is one single picture of him in valour stepping off the boat.
Yup, lost a great uncle by gas in WW1 my gramma's brother, my gramma's brother on the other side Battle of the Bulge made it home. My dad was WW 2 made it home. I enlisted quitting highschool in 72 and made my tour in the gulf of Tonkin. So yeah I guess that we're proud of sacrifice of our time to our country. Who else can you count on if you don't do it yourself.
This song is special to me. I have several friends listed on the Vietnam War wall. This brings tears to my eyes. I was fortunate, I got to come home.
I’m glad you made it home. I’m sorry for the loss of your friends, and will do my best not to take their sacrifice for granted.
Your my only love and sweeter and sweeter are amazing Statler bro songs.
I remember going there as a teen and it hit me then what it cost to be a free country.
You crack me up - I loved your “Oh no you all” when you realized this was gonna be another emotional journey! 😊 You are so down to earth, real, and just… delightful. Such a wonderful take you had on this and how we should be appreciative of the blessings we have in this country. Recalibrate was such a good word choice for this.
Oh God that's another that hits me right in the tooth,as a veteran. 😢
Hi Tasha, great song, great group, and great reaction. This is a later Statler Bros. song from the early 90's? Their earlier stuff is really good also. " The Class of 57 " is a good song too, but a really fun song of theirs is " Flowers on the Wall ". Have a great Day!
You are so precious. I hate to see you cry but knowing that these songs get to you the way they get to us just shows how genuine your reactions are.
I'd love to see you react to "The Father, My Son, and The Holy Ghost" by Craig Morgan. It's a beautiful and personal song. You can really feel Craig's emotions through it.
Had to brace myself for this one.😢. Appreciate the reaction.❤
Have a friend who came home in one piece thankfully. He will never be as he was when he went in. Every one who served...thank you
this song always makes me cry.. tim mcgraw’s song if you’re reading this is beautiful as well.. thank you for your heartfelt teactions. God bless you!!
Jimmy Fortune sang one of my sons Gospel songs.
Yes...again...I didn't listen bc I'm going out for lunch & just did my makeup...don't wear much but still don't want it smeared all over my face! I hope you're having a good week, Girl!
Thank you
This is a brutal song
Jimmy Fortune has such an excellent voice...
If a person doesn't get emotional after hearing this song there's something wrong with them
You look radiant as always, sweet heart. 🙂
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I'm almost 36 and it makes me think of grandpa Charlie legere thank you for doing this song
Some woman wrote to Dear Abby,asking how much she should charge her son,who was coming to live with them afrer returning from Vietnam.
Abby's reoly was " It wont break you to give him a break."
Several nmothers replied wgat i was th7nking.
" That woman ought to get down in her knees and thank God that she's getting her son back, alive! I got my son back from Vietnam,in a pine box!"
Would you react to George Jones 50,000 names carved in the wall
Your very cute miss
God bless
Cool channel
Tasha, The Statlers have several great songs that are not sad songs, "Flowers on the Wall" and "Don't Wait On Me" are only two of them. Also, have you reacted to "Warning Labels" by Doug Stone yet? It is not a sad song, but about sad songs.
odd that you did this three months ago and I come across it today.
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Try listening to Blind Man in the Bleachers by Kenny Starr.
Y'all still ain't adding warning labels
Your face is beautiful!!!
How about listening to Trent Tomlinson one wing in the fire. Great country artist. Wrote several songs. I had a great songs and artist of country music
Saw my buddies die too often. What a waste of young men. USMC 68-69