Me gusta como su corazón se ba derritiendo en pedacitos con los canbios de diferentes letras hay una que bas tan suabecito el dulsando tu corazón ♥️ para que este blandito hi cuando hay que hatar con un canbio hi te liro ha los hojos hi sale su bella sonrrisa con quistadora como la suabida del viento que muebe la praderas de los bellos bosques sintiendo su suabida de su bella piel Amén 🙏 Dios le bendiga su familia shica bella Amén Gad is Love ❤️ peace Amen 🙏
That’s his wife on stage harmonizing with him . Check out his song Death Row if you like the bluesy side of him . I would also suggest,” Say Something “ duet with Justin Timberlake . The vocals are amazing!
So the woman singing with him is his actual wife Morgane. She's an amazing singer as well. She's the one who got him to step out from the songwriter and into a performer.
and, chris suffers from stage fright which she helps with. If yall will notice he looks at her A Lot, she told him you just sing to me, and the rest of the world can just listen in. True meaning of Love
I am a Black woman who has not noticed Country music that much. That has all changed since I've listened to Chris Stapleton. His singing voice and music is fantastic. I am a forever fan.
If you go all the way back, Ray Charles had a big hit with his album Modern Sounds in Country Music. 20 years later he did a great duet with Willie Nelson called Seven Spanish Angels.
He gives me BB. King vibes so much fire away and cold, sometimes I cry lord the list goes on and on he's amazing ima country girl born and raised from wv and country is in my veins ❤🔥💆🏾♀️
Chris Stapleton is one of the artists I refer people to get into REAL country music. Id recommend also listening to Zach Bryan and Bryan Martin! Two up and coming artists
This song actually helped me overcome my alcoholism. I hadn’t heard it before this version, and it shook me to the core. It helped me realize my wife was better than any alcohol, and she was the cure for all of my pains. I recently lost my wife, but hanging on to the love we had keeps me off of the bottle.
6 years sober myself. That couldn't have been easy losing her and staying sober. You're a beast man. If we're honest with ourselves, we know alcohol never makes anything better. Props to you, dude. Hope you're still hanging in there 👍
The look on literally everyone's face the first time they experience Chris Stapleton... Obligatory jaw drop, followed by slightly confused smile, finishing with absolute auditory ecstasy
Exactly. I saw him with The Steeldrivers in a very small venue the first time. It was mindblowing. I was like that guy is the best vocalist I've ever heard
I never get tired of watching grown women turn into giddy schoolgirls again when hearing Chris Stapleton sing this song for the first time. That look kills me every time 😂😂😂
Can we take a step back and appreciate being able to witness the first time hearing and reaction by someone who’s profession is knowing the voice and singing, of a man and a song I was unaware there was anyone left in the world who hasn’t heard yet?
I mean... I've never heard of him, or the song, either. But then again, I'm European, and not a big fan of country music. Best guess is, he's either not very well known outside the US, or not very well known outside of country music fans. Or both!
The woman feels every sound and every move. I love it. Even made me appreciate each run more. I have to say I could listen to that voice 24/7...add her harmonies is just the best.
His wife Morgane Stapleton has an INCREDIBLE voice and is a gifted songwriter in her own right. These two are an absolute powerhouse. Their harmonies in person are insane!! I saw them at a tiny venue on Robertson Blvd when they were transitioning from songwriting to his solo career and I nearly fainted dead on the couch when they started singing. Of all the live performances I've been to, and I've been to some good ones, theirs was hands down the most memorable and moving. They are sincerely kind and GIFTED humans. We're all so lucky that they take the time out to do these performances for us instead of staying behind the scenes as writers.
No brother, you are not. I think it's what keeps me coming back. All the great music helps though. I watched her fall in love with Iron maiden earlier today...Made me do it all over again.
this lady is an angel. I love just watching her looks when she is concentrating on the song. Her facial expressions are great to watch. She seems to be a piece of beauty in this world. What a great person she seems to be.
Chris Stapleton's voice is like a good tube amp. Smooth and warm until you kick the volume up a notch and you get that bit of break up. What is amazing is how he controls it and moves back and forth.
This was the most educational, and hilarious piece of fan-girling I've ever seen! Kudos for making all of the important points while simultaneously melting into a pile of goo. Loved every second of this video!
Back when concerts were a thing that happened I saw him a couple of times on stage. It is almost like he blocks the audience out and he's just singing to her
I absolutely love watching vocal coaches react to Chris. None of you can manage to get past the first verse in under about 15 minutes, and by the second verse you're literally giggling. lol I seriously don't mean that in a negative way. It just shows how much you all love music, great vocals and how much it really affects you on an emotional level. Very endearing.
He has one of the best voices and he makes it seem so effortless. This is one of my favorite songs. Also, his singing the national anthem at the Super Bowl, absolutely blew me away and brought me to tears...brought the players to tears too. Amazing
i think it's huge that when he (first) says "but you rescued me from reaching for the bottom and brought me back from being too far gone", he looks at his wife morgane and oh so subtly smiles at her. maybe it's just me romanticizing but it seems to be an acknowledgement and an appreciation for/to her. nobody ever mentions that and i, at this point, almost wait for it.
He has the ability to not over tax his voice, as he has stated in interviews, because he doesn't constantly perform. He allows for an adequate recovery of the taxing that he puts on his voice durning performances. Love the content and insight that you bring to people from a pure vocal standpoint. Also, anything that he perfoms is an absolute enjoyment to the ears and soul.
Whats so great is her being able to hear and recognize the beautiful subtleties of the two artists and isolate them...things we sometimes hear but cant describe. Im not sure I will listen to a song the same ever again. She must be a wonderful coach!!
I just love her enthusiasm and how she does her reviews Its a fresh breath of air . Her love of music shines through so much Her excitement is so cute I can't wait to see all her reviews Wish I could meet a lady like her
I swear God made these two for each other. They compliment each other so well. How he looks at her while singing and she doesn’t take her eyes off of him.
Chris Stapleton was the lead singer for the Bluegrass band "The Steeldrivers." If you enjoyed this you should check out his live performance of "Sometimes I Cry" at the Bing Lounge, as well as his live performance of "I Was Wrong." On the latter, he plays an amazing guitar solo that showcases his skill. He also did an impromptu performance of James Brown's "It's a Man's World" when a band spotted him in the audience and asked him on stage. Stunning! I have yet to see or hear a performance of his that I didn't like.
I've been listening to The Steeldrivers and I didn't even realize. As I have not been living under a rock, I have been aware of Chris from this cover, but I have not sought out any of his other work. I'm going to go check out your recommendations now.
@@Pylodictisolivaris He was their lead singer and primary songwriter for their first two albums, so anything after that is someone else (Gary Nichols, and then Kelvin Damrell).
Who is she? She's Morgane, his wife, and the only person capable of getting him on stage. He has such massive stage fright that he needs his wife up with him so he can constantly look toward her, his rock, to keep him stable and in the right frame of mind to perform in front of people. She's the reason he went from being a song writer to being a song performer.
I'd like someone to post a link where they've said this. I just researched it and couldn't find anything about Chris having stage fright. I did see articles about Morgan having stage fright though.
Ya know why youre great? Despite the success, money, good looks, charisma, etc. Youre still absolutely gushing like a fan girl when you see true talent. That true love foe the art of it is something you can't fake. You and Chris Stapleton rule. You have a blast out there and its infectious.
I love seeing her so emotionally charged over this performance. Music does this to me as well. I have 43 years of sobriety and I love these types of songs.
Like a lot of folks, I show up for Elizabeth's facial expressions and body language. :) I could watch the videos with no sound. lol They always make me smile.
I've seen Chris live twice, the first time it was Him on lead guitar and vocals, the drummer, the bass player, and his wife on backing vocals and tambourine. That simple four person band played the best damn concert I've ever seen.
This comment, exactly....the first time I saw him was in 2016 in Sioux City, South Dakota at the Hard Rock.. he turned a big stage into an intimate ring of soft light for him, Morgan, and his small band. The second time was at Century Link, it was still good, but nothing like that first night...it was beautiful. I was supposed to see him again last year at the Iowa State fair, and it would have been a similar venue, but GD covid
I never would have made the connection to Dio, but I hear what you're talking about! I always describe him as "If Aretha Franklin was a white dude from Kentucky."
He has such a wide range of songs. Some more bluesy like this, others more what you’d expect from country. My favorite part about him is that he sticks to a more old school style country, it has modern aspects, but he doesn’t jump right into the really poppy sort of country music on the radio. I will say, his best work is when he was with the steel drivers, songs like heaven sent or where rainbows never die are some of my favorites. That is definitely a modern bluegrass style, which bluegrass is a type of country music. I love it.
That's his wife doing the harmonizing. They are magic together. I'm so happy you finally discovered Chris. Also, his wife is quite the vocalist in her own rite.
He actually still has stage fright. That's why is wife still sings with him most of the time. Just watched him in Nashville and he went almost 3 hours without a break. Incredible show.
Elizabeth, I could watch your reaction videos ALL DAY. Yes, your analytical breakdown of singer's style is nothing short of amazing. But what does it for me is the way you so INTENTLY listen. Watching your eyes roam from the video so that you just hear the singer and not watch his actions. Man, it just floors me! I have never seen anyone LISTEN that intently. Yes, we all hear the voices and the music! But you are on another level ! Have been a really big fan of yours ever since I first watched one of your reaction videos! Plus the fact that you delve into just about all genres of music makes your channel that much more special. KEEP DOING YOU GIRL. Your subscribers here LOVE IT!
A great added layer to this performance is watching Chris look stage left so often; he's looking at his wife, who's singing backup. He's singing this great song to her.
Ive said it for years, and saw Chris live this week. Im CONVINCED having his wife on stage is 80% of the soul he puts in his voice. Amazing. If any of you get the chance to see CS live, GO!
You make me smile so much my face hurts. Your joy is so infectious. Keep it up. Your channel will grow. People need more options of entertainment that isn't preaching at them constantly. Thanks you.
When he sang this song with Justin Timberlake at the CMA awards I don't think I've ever seen anyone enjoy themselves as much as they did singing a song
That performance was an entire band getting on the same vibration and just glow in the bliss of sitting in the pocket together. One of the magical unforgettable moments that musicians want to drown in every time they get a chance. Just beautiful.
I adore your reactions. Your love for talent in any genre just makes me so happy! I'm so glad I found your channel. Thank you so much for sharing your appreciation and knowledge with us.
I’m not a country guy but he made me a fan. Took my ex to a concert in town and to this day is the best live voice I’ve ever heard. He’s even better than the studio recordings. It’s unreal.
She’s so knowledgeable in all aspects of music. Not just vocals. Even counting time signatures. I’m a bass player former drummer and still can’t always count. More of a feel for me but. Yeah. She’s incredible musically
Why do I cry so much watching you watch and express your feelings about so many of these songs. In a good cleansing way. A cleansing way. Who knows but thanks. I really love your content. I’m not a musician just a human with feelings addictions hopes and dreams of being better.
So after discovering Elizabeth I’m falling for her raw and honest emotions I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone so bare, it’s extremely attractive as a quality and equally rare. Her knowledge only adds another layer to her attraction.
Wow... That's amazing.... and his wife harmonizes with him so effortlessly.... you barely notices she's there, but she adds volumes to his sultry country blues. And your reactions.... priceless.... yeh, you're definitely feeling the song as you hear it.
Quick comment while rewatching it: Re: The reason for the head movement, that you were unsure about: He's doing it to get that sound that echoes his guitar fingering. It causes the soft tissues of the inside oft he mouth (and throat) to (for lack of a better word) jiggle, which creates that particular sound quality. (It's something that I do, also, when singing, so I'm pretty familiar with the effect.) Great video, as always. Loved both your react and analysis. And I absolutely adore this song.
Hi Elizabeth. For many years Chris wrote but did not sing because he didn't think he was a good enough singer. He also has a fear of singing in front of people. The lady singing harmony is his wife Morgane. She helped convince him he could sing. He frequently sings directly to her as that relaxes him. Dean Dillon who cowrote the song wrote a number of big hits for George Strait. When he finished this song he took it directly to George thinking it would be a big song for him. George loved the song but said it wasn't really a fit for him and he passed. So David Allan Coe recorded it. My two favorite performances of the song are Chris here with a soul/blues version and the man who did it after Coe, the late great George Jones with his more classic country version. Loved your reaction as always.
Happy International Women's Day to Elizabeth the charismatic matriarch 😆 I must say country isn't my usual jam but you know your way in making things interesting and fun. Much love ❤
Ridiculous. This "song" is 'I'd Rather Go Blind" by Etta James and that's why it's good; because it's not country. Putting a cowboy hat on and singing some mullet head's lyrics to it doesn't make it country anymore than putting a cowboy hat on and talking about cattle makes you a cowboy.
"Remember this, son, if you forget everything else. A poet is a musician who can't sing. Words have to find a man's mind before they can touch his heart, and some men's minds are woeful small targets. Music touches their hearts directly no matter how small or stubborn the mind of the man who listens." (Patrick Rothfuss) I can't carry a tune in a bucket, and most of the details about singing go over my head. But you know when something touches your heart, and it's wonderful to see it touch someone else's. Thanks for sharing = )
I thoroughly enjoy watching someone experience such pure joy over such a variety of music. I like to think I listen to just about everything, and I am discovering new stuff every time I watch this channel.
The interesting thing about Chris to me, aside from his obvious incredible talent, is while categorized, as a country artist, and a bluegrass artist, this dude does a lot of just straight up Delta Blues style delivery. He's am amazing vocalist. As another suggetion of his, I believe from this same show, is "Sometimes I cry". It's AMAZING! Thank you Elizabeth.
First off I have to say I love your enthusiasm. It's so much joy and love that's showing. Just awesome. And about Chris...the first time I heard him I immediately thought of Al Green actually.
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That's his wife Morgane singing harmony!
If you liked this,you should hear him perform "Sometimes I cry" live at the Bing lounge!
Please chek CAKRA KHAN..TEENESE WHISKY
Me gusta como su corazón se ba derritiendo en pedacitos con los canbios de diferentes letras hay una que bas tan suabecito el dulsando tu corazón ♥️ para que este blandito hi cuando hay que hatar con un canbio hi te liro ha los hojos hi sale su bella sonrrisa con quistadora como la suabida del viento que muebe la praderas de los bellos bosques sintiendo su suabida de su bella piel Amén 🙏 Dios le bendiga su familia shica bella Amén Gad is Love ❤️ peace Amen 🙏
You and RJD... 😂
Watching her swoon while listening to this has got me questioning all of my life choices that led me to not being Chris Stapleton.
This is my new favorite comment of all time
LoL oh lord you caught me off guard. You win the interwebs today
Only thing stopping me is 1. Cant grow that beard. 2. Cant play guitar. 3. Cant write songs.
Wrong parents. 😢
Right??? Can't grow that beard, can't wall that tune either
I've never seen anyone fall in love, get married and then pregnant just by watching a musical performance before so thanks for that.
I came here to say the same thing 🤣
😂😂😂
@@TrashPandaActual You came? here? gross!
Dude. That’s the funniest shit I’ve heard all day. I was thinking that. 🤣🤣🤣
That’s his wife on stage harmonizing with him . Check out his song Death Row if you like the bluesy side of him . I would also suggest,” Say Something “ duet with Justin Timberlake . The vocals are amazing!
So the woman singing with him is his actual wife Morgane. She's an amazing singer as well. She's the one who got him to step out from the songwriter and into a performer.
and, chris suffers from stage fright which she helps with. If yall will notice he looks at her A Lot, she told him you just sing to me, and the rest of the world can just listen in. True meaning of Love
She's as amazing as he is. They are a PERFECT team
Best wife ever I'd say.
@@thecapturban That's about the most beautiful thing I've ever read.
@@ferox965 i would like to say that, BUT that would negate mine, and well she is fabulous! js. but she is a good un
That's his wife singing back up with him, which makes it even more special
Yep, I came here to say just that. They harmonize beautifully
And the mother of his 5 children
From what I understand he gets nervous singing live. So she told him to just sing to her.
Everyone always over looks her as she is matching him exactly.
@@marcusdeboard7734 This is the cutest thing I've ever read. I need this kind of relationship in my life
I am a Black woman who has not noticed Country music that much. That has all changed since I've listened to Chris Stapleton. His singing voice and music is fantastic. I am a forever fan.
That man is one of the few singers to causes shivers down my spine. He is INCREDIBLE.
If you go all the way back, Ray Charles had a big hit with his album Modern Sounds in Country Music. 20 years later he did a great duet with Willie Nelson called Seven Spanish Angels.
He gives me BB. King vibes so much fire away and cold, sometimes I cry lord the list goes on and on he's amazing ima country girl born and raised from wv and country is in my veins ❤🔥💆🏾♀️
Chris Stapleton is one of the artists I refer people to get into REAL country music. Id recommend also listening to Zach Bryan and Bryan Martin! Two up and coming artists
Great music can speak to anyone!
This song actually helped me overcome my alcoholism. I hadn’t heard it before this version, and it shook me to the core. It helped me realize my wife was better than any alcohol, and she was the cure for all of my pains. I recently lost my wife, but hanging on to the love we had keeps me off of the bottle.
Hang tough Justin you got this. Sorry for your loss but think of all the love she gave to stand by your side during a difficult time.
6 years sober myself. That couldn't have been easy losing her and staying sober. You're a beast man. If we're honest with ourselves, we know alcohol never makes anything better. Props to you, dude. Hope you're still hanging in there 👍
Stay strong.November will be a year for me
Hang in there. I recently lost my wife of 45 years. 12 steps is always there.
Good for you!😎 Keep it up.
The look on literally everyone's face the first time they experience Chris Stapleton... Obligatory jaw drop, followed by slightly confused smile, finishing with absolute auditory ecstasy
That is exactly how I fell in love with him.
I was always a country fan but it was always whatevs. When I heard him on the CMAs my jaw dropped
Auditory ecstasy is a great term for his voice
Exactly. I saw him with The Steeldrivers in a very small venue the first time. It was mindblowing. I was like that guy is the best vocalist I've ever heard
What he says cuts deep. I cry. I admit it
That is called The Chris Stapleton Stank Face. I have it too. :)
He has been a ghost writer in Nashville for 25 years. Played guitar in a band for 20 years. His wife convinced him in 2013 to sing himself.
Missed a lot of that voice! Jesus. He's amazing and he didn't know it. His wife did though
God bless her. Imagine if he hadn't listened to her.
You asked “I wonder who she is”... it’s actually his wife. They tour and record together. It’s freaking awesome
Dicen que Morgane es la hermana de Stapleton.
That really is super awesome! Thanks for the info!
That’s his wife… they have 5 kids 🙂 he actually suffers from stage fright and she helps him ❤️
He’s always looking at her while performing, like he’s signing to just her. They’re so sweet
@@tuckerrobbins9592 rumor is he does that to help with stage fright. 🤷♂️
I never get tired of watching grown women turn into giddy schoolgirls again when hearing Chris Stapleton sing this song for the first time. That look kills me every time 😂😂😂
fr she wanted Stapelton's mushroom tip
@@AndrewRobeen 💀💀💀💀🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 dead lmao
sploosh
@@AndrewRobeen Really.
Think we should tell her .. that's his wife on stage with him... Chris suffers from anxiety and only way he can perform live.. Most times
Can we take a step back and appreciate being able to witness the first time hearing and reaction by someone who’s profession is knowing the voice and singing, of a man and a song I was unaware there was anyone left in the world who hasn’t heard yet?
Chris's 'actual' wife. (See above)
That's what I just sent her a comment saying dammit
Yup
I mean... I've never heard of him, or the song, either. But then again, I'm European, and not a big fan of country music. Best guess is, he's either not very well known outside the US, or not very well known outside of country music fans. Or both!
Honestly tho!
His wife is such an amazing singer as well. Their voices compliment each other so well and they are so in sync.
Bruh...she just said Chris Stapleton and Ronnie James Dio in the same sentence. I think I am in love. ❤️
Amen brother
RIGHT?
The woman feels every sound and every move. I love it. Even made me appreciate each run more. I have to say I could listen to that voice 24/7...add her harmonies is just the best.
Just started watching and haven't reached that part yet. My spine tingles;
Update - holy crap, she really did it! Lol she rules;
Get in line lol
His wife Morgane Stapleton has an INCREDIBLE voice and is a gifted songwriter in her own right. These two are an absolute powerhouse. Their harmonies in person are insane!! I saw them at a tiny venue on Robertson Blvd when they were transitioning from songwriting to his solo career and I nearly fainted dead on the couch when they started singing. Of all the live performances I've been to, and I've been to some good ones, theirs was hands down the most memorable and moving. They are sincerely kind and GIFTED humans. We're all so lucky that they take the time out to do these performances for us instead of staying behind the scenes as writers.
He gets REALLY bad stage fright so his wife just say's to him "sing to me and let them listen" Chris is amazing and so is Morgane....
You're right, I just went and listened, she's amazing. Her and Chris duet of 'you are my sunshine' is now on my spotify country playlist
@jondavid529 so right.. she is HIS rock!
Am I the only one who gets goose bumps and some tears watching her react? Her appreciation for talent is so genuine and addicting!
No you're not. I never react emotionally to music except when watching her for some reason. Must be witchcraft.
No, I get goosebumps all over my body. His voice is a female version of Viagra!
No brother, you are not. I think it's what keeps me coming back. All the great music helps though. I watched her fall in love with Iron maiden earlier today...Made me do it all over again.
Nope you’re not the only one, close to 1.5million people feel the same way!!! 😅
nope, she's also an EXPERT at singing so I always learn a lot too
this lady is an angel. I love just watching her looks when she is concentrating on the song. Her facial expressions are great to watch. She seems to be a piece of beauty in this world. What a great person she seems to be.
She is a delight to watch. There is such intensity in her eyes as she listens. Her love of such a wide variety is inspiring.
❤❤❤❤
He doesn’t sing country. He sings whatever the hell he wants. He’s that good.
True art renders every concept of genre irrelevant.
Amen
/sign
I sing whatever then hell I like. I’m not good
Facts😂
Without looking at the comments, here's ANOTHER vote for "Sometimes I Cry", the Bing performance.
Haha should have guessed other people were saying this too!
There’s a live radio performance of “Sometimes I Cry” that I’d love to see you look at.
👆this
@@kylegibbs6760 Totally this.
This, and also I was wrong would be great.
Agreed!
YES!! This MUST happen! This song perfectly showcases Chris's range and talents!
Chris Stapleton's voice is like a good tube amp. Smooth and warm until you kick the volume up a notch and you get that bit of break up. What is amazing is how he controls it and moves back and forth.
That's an incredibly accurate comparison.
This was the most educational, and hilarious piece of fan-girling I've ever seen! Kudos for making all of the important points while simultaneously melting into a pile of goo. Loved every second of this video!
So well said. 😊
Did anyone else notice that when he sings the line "When you poured out your heart I didn't waste it" he was looking at Morgane? It was really sweet.
There is tangible, electric chemistry between those two! My husband noticed this and pointed it out to me and it's so true!
Back when concerts were a thing that happened I saw him a couple of times on stage.
It is almost like he blocks the audience out and he's just singing to her
@@kelleycowan6652 yes I would hope so since they’re married lol !!! But yes, they’re chemistry is amazing !!!! Wonderful couple
i would hope he would be singing this song to his wife morgane.
I absolutely love watching vocal coaches react to Chris. None of you can manage to get past the first verse in under about 15 minutes, and by the second verse you're literally giggling. lol I seriously don't mean that in a negative way. It just shows how much you all love music, great vocals and how much it really affects you on an emotional level. Very endearing.
his wife is his backup singer, if you watch closely he either closes his eye or stares at her. its honestly beautiful.
I love this woman’s reactions! it’s like watching ur kids open Christmas presents
She’s got the most beautiful facial expressions
Exactly! and it gives you a new appreciation of music you already love.
That's almost exactly what I was thinking! It's wonderful to see.
Most kids ain't nearly as much in owe as Elizabeth is here😉
yessss! 😍🤩
The woman he is harmonizing with is his wife and the person who encouraged him to start singing his own songs.
She is Morgane Stapleton, Chris's wife. Perfect harmony. Check out Chris on "I was wrong" At Austin City Limits!
Yeah great song and vocals too
The guitar solo on that one was NICE!!🎸
He has one of the best voices and he makes it seem so effortless. This is one of my favorite songs. Also, his singing the national anthem at the Super Bowl, absolutely blew me away and brought me to tears...brought the players to tears too. Amazing
I 💯 agree
i think it's huge that when he (first) says "but you rescued me from reaching for the bottom and brought me back from being too far gone", he looks at his wife morgane and oh so subtly smiles at her. maybe it's just me romanticizing but it seems to be an acknowledgement and an appreciation for/to her. nobody ever mentions that and i, at this point, almost wait for it.
Reaching for the bottle!
oops! @@anitaclayborn2578 thank you, yes it is bottle. :)
LOVE that little look to her ... 🤗 sigh
Gets me every time
I saw that and thought the same.. "admiration" is what I saw.
as an alcoholic who was pulled out of that hole by a friend and now fiancé, this song get me every time
Lucky man, we all cant be so lucky haha
Connecting Chris Stapleton and Dio is why I love this channel.
He has the ability to not over tax his voice, as he has stated in interviews, because he doesn't constantly perform. He allows for an adequate recovery of the taxing that he puts on his voice durning performances. Love the content and insight that you bring to people from a pure vocal standpoint. Also, anything that he perfoms is an absolute enjoyment to the ears and soul.
The harmonies between Chris and Morgane are spectacular.
Husband and wife
It's a shame she doesn't get enough recognition but it's understandable given his stage presence
"It's like a blues country version of Ronnie James Dio"
I laughed, then I was like. . . Yeah it is, lol.
Whats so great is her being able to hear and recognize the beautiful subtleties of the two artists and isolate them...things we sometimes hear but cant describe. Im not sure I will listen to a song the same ever again. She must be a wonderful coach!!
"Sometimes I Cry" Elizabeth. That's the one. That's the one you'll pause 100 times. So much blues virtuosity in it. Chills and maybe tears. No joke.
I just love her enthusiasm and how she does her reviews
Its a fresh breath of air . Her love of music shines through so much
Her excitement is so cute
I can't wait to see all her reviews
Wish I could meet a lady like her
I swear God made these two for each other. They compliment each other so well. How he looks at her while singing and she doesn’t take her eyes off of him.
Agreed 10000% and she helped him on business side tremendously from all you read. He's just damn...and her voice is an angel
Chris Stapleton was the lead singer for the Bluegrass band "The Steeldrivers." If you enjoyed this you should check out his live performance of "Sometimes I Cry" at the Bing Lounge, as well as his live performance of "I Was Wrong." On the latter, he plays an amazing guitar solo that showcases his skill. He also did an impromptu performance of James Brown's "It's a Man's World" when a band spotted him in the audience and asked him on stage. Stunning! I have yet to see or hear a performance of his that I didn't like.
I've been listening to The Steeldrivers and I didn't even realize. As I have not been living under a rock, I have been aware of Chris from this cover, but I have not sought out any of his other work. I'm going to go check out your recommendations now.
@@Pylodictisolivaris He was their lead singer and primary songwriter for their first two albums, so anything after that is someone else (Gary Nichols, and then Kelvin Damrell).
Who is she? She's Morgane, his wife, and the only person capable of getting him on stage. He has such massive stage fright that he needs his wife up with him so he can constantly look toward her, his rock, to keep him stable and in the right frame of mind to perform in front of people. She's the reason he went from being a song writer to being a song performer.
Thank God for her. Lord knows we need his voice in this world right now.
that just makes me like him even more.
He's been in multiple bands without his wife yea? Where did he say any of this, not saying its not true I want to watch it lol
It's crazy he's so good he has nothing to fear yet he gets nervous.
I'd like someone to post a link where they've said this. I just researched it and couldn't find anything about Chris having stage fright. I did see articles about Morgan having stage fright though.
I'm obsessed with watching your facial expressions when reacting to new music. The passion and love just shines through and you can't contain it.
Fr I just started watching her channel the other day and someone commented that her reactions are like a Disney character 😁
Please react to Chris Stapleton - Sometimes I Cry - live from the Bing Lounge. It's just Chris and his guitar. It's AMAZING!!!
Necessity. 👏 👏 👏
My favorite sing of his for sure!
That is one of his best songs ever live recorded, in my opinion. I'd love to see a video on this performance.
This!!
I can't stop playing "you should probably leave" by Chris.
Watching people react to Chris is one of my favorite things to watch on UA-cam
It's seriously my new past time 😅
I have a feeling there will be more Chris in her future ..... as there should be he is an American country/blues icon.
Ya know why youre great? Despite the success, money, good looks, charisma, etc. Youre still absolutely gushing like a fan girl when you see true talent. That true love foe the art of it is something you can't fake. You and Chris Stapleton rule. You have a blast out there and its infectious.
I love seeing her so emotionally charged over this performance. Music does this to me as well. I have 43 years of sobriety and I love these types of songs.
Congratulations buddy- you keep it up and keep listening for music that keeps you strong.
...kinda like " whiskey lullabye"
Listening to Chris for the first time and singing "Tennessee Whiskey " is like your first car being a Ferrari
Like a lot of folks, I show up for Elizabeth's facial expressions and body language. :) I could watch the videos with no sound. lol They always make me smile.
Don't worry the world collectively swooned when we first heard Chris sing. 😂❤😂
I've seen Chris live twice, the first time it was Him on lead guitar and vocals, the drummer, the bass player, and his wife on backing vocals and tambourine. That simple four person band played the best damn concert I've ever seen.
This comment, exactly....the first time I saw him was in 2016 in Sioux City, South Dakota at the Hard Rock.. he turned a big stage into an intimate ring of soft light for him, Morgan, and his small band.
The second time was at Century Link, it was still good, but nothing like that first night...it was beautiful.
I was supposed to see him again last year at the Iowa State fair, and it would have been a similar venue, but GD covid
I never would have made the connection to Dio, but I hear what you're talking about!
I always describe him as "If Aretha Franklin was a white dude from Kentucky."
That comparison is perfect. If only we could have heard them sing together.
That's the strangest thing I've ever heard AND 100% accurate lol
Listen to his stuff with the Jompson Brothers. You can hear it in the song "Ride my Rocket"
@Chris Stapleton go away troll 😈
im glad that you finally did a Chris Stapleton song but there are so many other songs. please continue to listen and react to him.
Love how you break these great songs down and so glad you have found Chris Stapleton
At about 6:27, she experiences what I call a “Staplegasm”. It’s a common reaction for first time listeners...
Amen to that!!
there were several to be sure, I think 8:38 somewhere around there, its like a FLoor Gasm from Nigthwish
I always thought it was weird he's classified as country - his sound is the blues straight up.
If you do anything in a cowboy hat it is country, apparently.
He's from bluegrass search the steel drivers. They classify bluegrass as "country" which is beyond me.
He has such a wide range of songs. Some more bluesy like this, others more what you’d expect from country. My favorite part about him is that he sticks to a more old school style country, it has modern aspects, but he doesn’t jump right into the really poppy sort of country music on the radio.
I will say, his best work is when he was with the steel drivers, songs like heaven sent or where rainbows never die are some of my favorites. That is definitely a modern bluegrass style, which bluegrass is a type of country music. I love it.
Country and the blues go hand and hand. He’s more reminiscent of classic country than modern country.
I consider him Americana as Jason Isbell. Who we also need Elizabeth to check out.
That's his wife doing the harmonizing. They are magic together. I'm so happy you finally discovered Chris. Also, his wife is quite the vocalist in her own rite.
Dicen que Morgane es su hermana..no su esposa.
@@danielcontreras9896 THEY HAVE 5 CHILDREN (4 BOYS & 1 GIRL) TOGETHER!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah!! And he's Kentucky born and raised too. I'm so proud of that. We have sooo many good singers from here.
He actually still has stage fright. That's why is wife still sings with him most of the time. Just watched him in Nashville and he went almost 3 hours without a break. Incredible show.
Elizabeth, I could watch your reaction videos ALL DAY. Yes, your analytical breakdown of singer's style is nothing short of amazing. But what does it for me is the way you so INTENTLY listen. Watching your eyes roam from the video so that you just hear the singer and not watch his actions. Man, it just floors me! I have never seen anyone LISTEN that intently. Yes, we all hear the voices and the music! But you are on another level ! Have been a really big fan of yours ever since I first watched one of your reaction videos! Plus the fact that you delve into just about all genres of music makes your channel that much more special. KEEP DOING YOU GIRL. Your subscribers here LOVE IT!
A great added layer to this performance is watching Chris look stage left so often; he's looking at his wife, who's singing backup. He's singing this great song to her.
Oh my god, I didn’t know that, that’s so damn sweet. Sorry to every other lady though 🤣
Ive said it for years, and saw Chris live this week. Im CONVINCED having his wife on stage is 80% of the soul he puts in his voice. Amazing. If any of you get the chance to see CS live, GO!
You dont listen to Chris, you feel him...
Lol yep looks like she felt him real good lol
You make me smile so much my face hurts. Your joy is so infectious. Keep it up. Your channel will grow. People need more options of entertainment that isn't preaching at them constantly. Thanks you.
Oh... she’s never heard Chris Stapleton, and she’s going to start with “Tennessee Whiskey (Live).” Hmm
[sips tea]
Love your channel
😂😂 no kidding. She has no idea what was coming.... I love watching people lose their minds to him
LOL, love this comment. She should listen to "Sometimes I Cry" next....She might need to get a bucket under the chair to catch herself from melting.
@@elbee1771 Ha! Definitely 😏
@@elbee1771 She did 2 weeks ago. Maybe you missed it. 🤔😂
@@xKillerClownx yeah, i saw that right after this video and watched her melt. I was right. She needed a bucket
6:31 Angels swoon when Chuck Nor…I mean Chris Stapleton sings. Love the enjoyment and fun you get out of doing these reactions!
You would enjoy Chris Stapelton's "Sometime I cry" BING LOUNGE performance.
Stunning performance
I think that's his worst song by far
An excellent choice
@@joshestess why is that?
Exactly
Unbelievable
When he sang this song with Justin Timberlake at the CMA awards I don't think I've ever seen anyone enjoy themselves as much as they did singing a song
Also gave rise to the comment that even Timberlake is more country than Florida-Georgia Line
Arguably one of the best performances of all time!
That performance was an entire band getting on the same vibration and just glow in the bliss of sitting in the pocket together. One of the magical unforgettable moments that musicians want to drown in every time they get a chance. Just beautiful.
One of my favorite performances ever, was this duo.
She needs to see that version!! It's one of the BEST live performances of ALL TIME! ❤❤❤
If you really want to be surprised you should listen to Chris singing "This is a man's world." Its remarkable.
100%%%%!!!!!!!!
I third this!!!!!
That saying a lot but gonna say as a regular Joe that might be the best it's definitely top 3
You have by far the best insight on singers and vocals I've heard in a very long time.
I adore your reactions. Your love for talent in any genre just makes me so happy! I'm so glad I found your channel. Thank you so much for sharing your appreciation and knowledge with us.
I’m not a country guy but he made me a fan. Took my ex to a concert in town and to this day is the best live voice I’ve ever heard. He’s even better than the studio recordings. It’s unreal.
She’s so knowledgeable in all aspects of music. Not just vocals. Even counting time signatures. I’m a bass player former drummer and still can’t always count. More of a feel for me but. Yeah. She’s incredible musically
Why do I cry so much watching you watch and express your feelings about so many of these songs. In a good cleansing way. A cleansing way. Who knows but thanks. I really love your content. I’m not a musician just a human with feelings addictions hopes and dreams of being better.
So after discovering Elizabeth I’m falling for her raw and honest emotions I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone so bare, it’s extremely attractive as a quality and equally rare. Her knowledge only adds another layer to her attraction.
Wow... That's amazing.... and his wife harmonizes with him so effortlessly.... you barely notices she's there, but she adds volumes to his sultry country blues. And your reactions.... priceless.... yeh, you're definitely feeling the song as you hear it.
The women is his wife, she is his anchor. He's nervous on stage and she helps ground him.
That’s the cutest shit
Quick comment while rewatching it:
Re: The reason for the head movement, that you were unsure about:
He's doing it to get that sound that echoes his guitar fingering. It causes the soft tissues of the inside oft he mouth (and throat) to (for lack of a better word) jiggle, which creates that particular sound quality. (It's something that I do, also, when singing, so I'm pretty familiar with the effect.)
Great video, as always. Loved both your react and analysis. And I absolutely adore this song.
The pilot light is out and the basement is flooded.
Hi Elizabeth. For many years Chris wrote but did not sing because he didn't think he was a good enough singer. He also has a fear of singing in front of people. The lady singing harmony is his wife Morgane. She helped convince him he could sing. He frequently sings directly to her as that relaxes him. Dean Dillon who cowrote the song wrote a number of big hits for George Strait. When he finished this song he took it directly to George thinking it would be a big song for him. George loved the song but said it wasn't really a fit for him and he passed. So David Allan Coe recorded it. My two favorite performances of the song are Chris here with a soul/blues version and the man who did it after Coe, the late great George Jones with his more classic country version. Loved your reaction as always.
He started in blues/bluegrass with the steeldrivers, one of the most underrated bands ever
Excellent review of an excellent version of an excellent song! Thank you for all you give to us, Elizabeth.
Happy International Women's Day to Elizabeth the charismatic matriarch 😆 I must say country isn't my usual jam but you know your way in making things interesting and fun. Much love ❤
Hi Juliette, Happy International Women's Day to you too!!! ❤
@@kirbys1370 ❤
I could listen to the vocal gymnastics of Chris Stapleton all day every day! AMAZING!!
One of the only actual country artists out today. I get chills every time I hear this song.
Ridiculous. This "song" is 'I'd Rather Go Blind" by Etta James and that's why it's good; because it's not country. Putting a cowboy hat on and singing some mullet head's lyrics to it doesn't make it country anymore than putting a cowboy hat on and talking about cattle makes you a cowboy.
All of Chris Stapleton songs are great, some times I cry, fire away is worth a listen.
The performance of this song with Chris and Justin Timberlake is a work of art.
Amen to that! ❤ would love to see her review that one!!
That moment when someone that truly understands vocals hears this song for the first time... that look on your face is why I watch these videos.
"Remember this, son, if you forget everything else. A poet is a musician who can't sing. Words have to find a man's mind before they can touch his heart, and some men's minds are woeful small targets. Music touches their hearts directly no matter how small or stubborn the mind of the man who listens." (Patrick Rothfuss)
I can't carry a tune in a bucket, and most of the details about singing go over my head. But you know when something touches your heart, and it's wonderful to see it touch someone else's. Thanks for sharing = )
I love how giddy you get when you hear the true legendary performances. I love your reactions!! ❤️
I thoroughly enjoy watching someone experience such pure joy over such a variety of music. I like to think I listen to just about everything, and I am discovering new stuff every time I watch this channel.
Probably the best country song to come out in a very very long time. This man can sing like the best of them
The interesting thing about Chris to me, aside from his obvious incredible talent, is while categorized, as a country artist, and a bluegrass artist, this dude does a lot of just straight up Delta Blues style delivery. He's am amazing vocalist. As another suggetion of his, I believe from this same show, is "Sometimes I cry". It's AMAZING! Thank you Elizabeth.
Stapleton reminds me of Gregg Allman in the best possible way.
First off I have to say I love your enthusiasm. It's so much joy and love that's showing. Just awesome.
And about Chris...the first time I heard him I immediately thought of Al Green actually.
loved when he was singing with the Steeldrivers!
Chris Stapleton is so good...and her informed reaction was priceless and as enjoyable as his performance.
Your reaction to this was amazing to watch. He is an incredible singer and to see you get so excited listening to him, was a joy to watch. Thanks
His. songs. Cold and. Higher I didn't know he could do that with his voice. The song. Higher. You can feel that in your soul.
You give the most intelligent commentary of all of the "reaction" videos I've watched on UA-cam. It helps when someone knows his/her trade.
Love watching you react to good music! That little giggle gets me every time.🥰🥰😎😎😎😎
That’s what you call “soul” that man puts his soul in that mic!