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Never gets old. He's so passionate. I can hear Lionel Richie when he sings. They did it together and it was spectacular. RIP Kenny.
Please watch this tribute to Lionel Richie by Kenny Rodgers. ua-cam.com/video/vc8IN-FnRic/v-deo.html
Here's a tribute to Lionel Richie and his wonderful love song, Endless Love. ua-cam.com/video/vc8IN-FnRic/v-deo.html
Sorry, I gave you the wrong link. Try this one. ua-cam.com/video/chUxDxeTi8Q/v-deo.html
Their duet was brilliant, humour, mutual respect & great vocals
Just glad....sad but most wouldn't do what he did at beginning flat out calling Lionel out in THE right way!
I can still remember the first time I heard this song. I was about 8 years old and I was sick in bed. I lived with my grandparents at the time and my grandfather was a truck driver. He was a huge Kenny fan and he had just come in from a long haul on the road. I could hear my grandmother greeting him with a late supper in the kitchen. They were speaking quietly I suppose as not to wake me, and suddenly I heard this song come on so I tip toed outta bed and peaked into the kitchen and saw them dancing so sweetly. I just stood there watching them thinking it was probably the sweetest moment my young life had seen at that point 💗
Now years later every time I hear this song, time stands still for me and I think back to that moment. My grandmother passed away in 2010. She was 80 years old and my grandfather passed in 2014 he was 84. They were married for 62 years and were the best of friends. Their love was what songs like this were written for 💗
Good memories... beautiful story.
You would love the Urban Cowboy soundtrack
Thank you for sharing your memories
Love that story✌
I am glad that you have this wonderful memory of this song and your grandparents. This was a true love song written by Lionel Richie and wonderfully performed by Kenny Rogers. The fact that your grandparents danced together listening to it shows that they were verifying their love for each other with a true love song.
When me and my wife was dating she was a huge Kenny fan,,so I figured he was singing what she wanted to hear so I took his advice and she still loves it when I do my best Kenny impression . 39 years of marriage later she’s my Lady
Kenny Rogers was around so long. I forgot how good he was. His tone tone, pitch and vibrato = 1st class.
kenny rogers and the first edition
I had seen an interview with lionel Ritchie and he had said when he was in the hospital in 80's the ONLY person who called to check on him from "the business" was Kenny Rodgers. And I dont think at the time they had ever met before.
Shows Kenny's character
This song was released in 1980 and Lionel Richie wrote AND produced it so they had to have met by that time. P.S. by the way, the Commodores had a song called Lady [you bring me up] so the name of this song was originally Baby, and when Kenny started talking to Lionel about his new Lady, Lionel, naturally reworked the song and called it Lady !!
Yea and one simple call like that could mean alot to someone
Kenny is still my #1 favorite country singer to this day. Discovered his Silver Album "Greatest Hits" when I was 5 years old! Loved it ever since and I'm 42!
Kenny Roger's had a VERY hard upbringing.
I cant remember who it was, but in an interview Kenny gave them some very good advice. "Be careful of how you speak and treat people on your way up, because you will see them again on your way down. Make friends that can help you, not enemies that will turn their backs on you."
@@theghost6412 yea and that's the truth. Because them people remember what you do to them and later on down the road of life you may end up in a hard place and they be the only ones that could help you but they don't because of how you treated them before..i always believe that you get out of this life what you put into it.
Dont worry about the crying, I am a 55 year old man who still sheds a tear when I lesson to this as well.
Love your reaction to Kenny. He was something special. I can't help getting teared up when I see you really feeling the songs. I see your nostrils flare and I know it won't be long before the tears. You are a old soul. Keep tearing up, that's when you know it touches your heart and not just your ears. Keep up the good work
Perhaps THE MOST EPIC love ballad of all time.
Cause I love you-lenny williams
We need more love songs in the world, don’t you think? ❤️
Joe Diffie, a well known country singer just passed away from the virus . Here’s a few of his songs 😔
Pickup man
John Deere green
Prop me up beside the jukebox
Bigger than the Beatles
So help me girl
A night to remember
Third rock from the sun
Ships that don’t come in
Home was a rocking chair with my daddy there.
Was the name of that song Home?
So help me girl is my favorite of his🥰😢.
Aw, dang. I was just talking to a girl my age a couple of weeks ago about him and his songs. He was her favorite artist.
Good Brown Gravy is my favorite.
@@ericburks1913 yes
My mom and dad would always dance to this at their Anniversary dance. Yes, they had a dance were friends and family would grill out during the day. Then at night have a dance for all in the Barn. What fits this time of his loss is Goodbye. It's a very touching song.
During those years Lionel Richie wrote a lot of great country songs. Also a lot of Alabama's biggest hits. Kenny was sooooo talented.
that's a classy song just like the lady reacting to it
I see what you did there bro.......smooth
Lmao. Good call
simp
Find a dating site
@@wbryant81 for what I'm married what's wrong with paying a lady a compliment? do u not approve? I'm sorry I forgot to ask u .
Sushi, you really cannot conclude this journey with Kenny and Dolly’s “You Can’t Make Old Friends”. A staple to their friendship of 40+ years; duet and touring partners.
Sushi I was fortunate enough to see Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton in concert twice. They were the real Dynamic dual they were fantastic together glad you're finally getting to see who they were.
My husband with such a beautiful voice sang this to me on my wedding day while he cried so beautiful heck everybody was crying
You can definitely feel the Lionel Richie influence on this song
I saw Kenny Rogers once when I was a kid. He was an amazing entertainer. No need for pyro or crazy lights...just him on stage singing to 20,000 or so people, and everyone loved it.
For some true classic country that may surprise you Conway Twitty, "I'd love to lay you down'. One of my Mom's favorite songs
that is a iconic one
A couple of Kenny Rogers albums just topped the charts again posthumously.
When he passed, I showed my mom the news, and she told me she actually went and saw him on a class trip to Oklahoma City as a kid. She'll be 60 this year, so that would've happened in the 1970's. Was kinda surprised to hear that.
arguably one of the greatest love songs ever written/performed 2 legends coming together... this was played at nearly every wedding for years after it came out not suprising.
I grew up listening to Kenny Rogers. I was never a big country music fan, but because of my father I listened to many and Kenny was in the center. He was just this special person you couldn't ignore when he sung. It was just Kenny being Kenny. That's what made him special. ♠
I cry a little every time I hear this song too.
I saw Kenny Rogers in concert in the 1980’s. A friend of mine was the concert promoter who brought him in. I had front row seats and a backstage pass so I had the distinct pleasure of meeting the man and having a brief conversation with him. He was very personable, had a great sense of humour and was quite soft spoken. I couldn’t help but swoon just a little. It was one of many great concert memories in my life.
Kenny Rogers was amazing
This is what is missing in this era of music no one is singing about the love of their lady anymore it’s sad
Amen!! ya they're singing about sex w their girlfriend or all their girlfriends or divorce? What a sad state relationships are and have been for decades in the U.S. We need God and Jesus' help so badly!!
Kenny was amazing. My parents made my sister and I go see him way back in the 80's. Been a fan every since. Keep up the great work
Kenny's "It Factor" was why the Ladys called him The Silver Fox...And he was great in concert. Another great snow is Coward of the County.
Charlie Rich was the Silver Fox, Not Kenny Rogers.
@@davidschmidbauer3930 Will not disagree a bit with Charlie Rich being The Silver Fox as most know him as. While Kenny was better known as The Gambleras he aged and wears after Charlie passed away many women started referring to Kenny as Silver Fox as well as Silver Foxy do to his hair color and sexy persona. But yes Charlie Rich was THE Silver Fox...
I was at Niagara Falls, Canada back in like ‘02 or 03’ …we were eating dinner outside at a restaurant overlooking the Falls …the place next to us had an outdoor venue surrounded by large shrubs …we could hear Kenny Rogers over there performing his classic songs …it was such a surreal moment✨
Glad you got to experience Lady …a perfect love song ❤️
Sushi you deserve someone to sing that song to you. I feel like your heart needs that! I would definitely sing it for you, but I'm not the one with you. Just know I feel your heart needs that ,someone to make you feel like you are thier Lady.
Truer words have never been spoken.
I have been a fan of his music for several decades. Yes, we did get to see him live in Branson, MO on his final tour during his Christmas tour in 2016. We were 2 rows from almost center stage and was able to get some pics of him performing. What a memory.
You should definitely do Ships That Don’t Come In by Joe Diffie, another Country legend who passed away this past weekend
I can see love in your expression whem you listen to these beautiful songs. Your beautiful and a special woman. Our country needs people like you. God bless you
Even though I couldn't see the video I felt it though your reaction thank you ❤ it's a beautiful song I love Kenny Rogers. ❤
I'm 53, and loved Kenny Rogers since my parents listened to it on 8-track! I saw him in concert about 20 years ago. His between songs banter was very funny.
In 1988 the Jamaica Jamaica resort at Runaway Bay had a musician in the Piano bar who knew the entire Kenny songbook, and assumed the guests, mostly brits and yanks, all knew it too! Several of us discovered the mutual joy of singing along, and returned each night. By night 3 we had 25 people crowded around the piano singing, and at the end of the week, we were 75 strong at least, packed into that bar crowed around the piano. Everyone knew a few lines of every song, and enough knew all the lines to carry the rest of us. In my many travels since I have never seen the likes of that experience. As busloads of new guests arrived for their week, they would line the walls to watch and listen. And they joined in.
That last evening one of the waitresses-maybe 21 yrs old-asked him to play Amazing Grace. She sang a solo, deep, soulful, beautiful, rich, unforgettable. We all wanted to join in but there is no chorus to join in on, and we were all entranced! 32 years later whenever I sing or hear Amazing Grace, I think of her, and of that pianist in that piano bar in Jamaica, and those other guests who shared the joy of singing with us. What a week that was. I hope their lives have been blessed richly.
And all the ladies were wishing he was singing to them. I saw him in concert in the 80's and he dedicated this to his wife in the audience.
I was lucky enough to see him in concert about 18 years ago... He was simply put awesome!
I've danced to this song many times. So grateful to have come up on his music. I knew you would like this song. Tysm for the reaction. R.I.L. Sweet Kenny.
In the 90's, my wife and I had the privledge of attending one of KR's concerts at an outdoor venue. It was absolutely stunning. Every song he sang was song back to him by the crowd. And the crowd sang the songs loud every word. Loved the experience. Unlike any other concert that I have every attended.
Haven’t watched one of your videos in a while but I have always enjoyed a video of yours when it touches your heart.
I just recently started following you. This was Mom and Dad's favorite song. Lost mom 2003, dad 2009. Dad was a professional firefighter. Mom did things can't Talk about. I was PD. I did lots there! This song was mom and dads favorite. Thank you!
It simply wonderful to view your reviews, as I have never in my 61 years observed such heartfelt and heartwarming reactions. Please keep up the b st reviews so I have a place to come.
Seen Kenny Rogers live, sat in 3 rd row from stage,. What a performance,. Loved your reaction
I still get chills. What a powerhouse singer. RIP.
Back in the 70's, and 80's the songs told a story and the music enhanced what they were singing about. The songs were so moving! Some would make you dream, or cry, or get made at your boyfriend because he wasn't affectionate like the singers we grew up with! Lol! I am 58 years old and when I get sad or depressed I just put on some good old music, a bit loud, and it just cheers me right up! The music is very emotional and wild too! Good to get me motivated to work out! Enjoy!
My wife walked down the aisle to this song because we wanted a unique wedding.
I've seen ol Kenny 3 times, he was a true legend. Great song from a country legend who has so many.
I have been to 4 concert for KENNY RODGERS IN THE PAST HE IS THE GREATEST SINGER EVER, I WILL MISS HIM DEARLY
Thank you for finally doing this one. I’m crying just hearing it. This has to go on your playlist. Best wishes R.
You get so emotional during these songs because you have an incredible heart, love seeing your videos 😊
Sushi, Kenny Rogers started out in '67, a band billed, "The First Edition", they had 3 chart songs ( 2 rock and roll, the third was more folk/countryish) "Ruby, don't take your love to town", written during the Vietnam conflict but was really about a WWII veteran that was wounded and impotent from that. I saw him one time-1980, at the annual "daddy of 'em all" rodeo, in Cheyenne Wyoming. he performed with a lady named Dottie West, the show was outside and delayed a few minutes only, by a rainstorm. When the storm had calmed considerably, they covered everything with plastic and performed for a couple hours. Great show, Kenny has many hits, listen to his rendition of "Mary did you know".
I have been lucky to see him in concert it was one of the best i have seen he seem so true to his music and fans loved it
A lovely song sung by a lovely human. 40 years in the music and film and I never heard one bad thing about him.
Your reaction for listening to this song for the first time just says it all! Touches your soul!! RIP Kenny🙏
yes I saw him LIVE in 1995 in Tampa FL...got to watch from backstage with his wife....it was AWESOME!!!
I went to a number of Kenny's concerts, I am quite sure you'd also enjoy his song 'Ruby' it is a very different sort of love song
I grew up listening to Kenny Rogers. I love his music so much. RIP Kenny
Here in Chicago when "Lady " came out , I was @ Kenny's concert in the round . " White suit " , , I lifted my little daughter up so she could had Kenny a Dozen 🌹Rose's , , He Kindly Smiled at us and Thanked my little girl " Rayna Rose " . 🎶" Unforgettable ".🎶 My daughter is 40 now. She Remembers. 😊💜 Rip Sir. " Thank you for the Great Music , 🎶" Through The Year's " 🎶 K.Rogers.
This was my Mom & Dads song that they use to dance to.. I miss them so much.
We seen him in concert in Anchorage, Alaska..
Lady was written by Lionel Richie. Kenny and Lionel sung it together and had fun with it. Kenny explains how he called Lionel and told him he needed a song for his new CD or album. They've been friends for decades.
This song will always remind me of my parents. When I was little my dad would sometimes play this loud while mom was cooking and eventually, at some point during the song, they'd end up slow dancing. Getting choked up just reminiscing about it. 🥹❤
Saw him in Branson, Missouri about 15 years ago. A fabulous concert!
I took my wife to his concert in Tulsa Ok in the early 80's. At the time The Gambler was his latest hit. I listen to him in the 60's (Kenny Rogers and the 1st edition) He has some great songs that seem to be forgotten "Lucille" and "Ruby"
This song is EPIC! Him and Sheena Easton's We Got Tonight is also EPIC!
Tamaira Cordell I prefer Bob Seger's original.
yes! oh I love that song!!
@@deucejv yes Bob Seger's is definitely the best by far but I do love their diet to this.
Kenny takes me back to some good old days. Time went by slowly. Life wasn't easy but people handled it much better than they do now. My family was intact back then. Now grand parents are gone. Their kids = my parents are getting up there. I'll be the next wave. Crazy how your people fade away. People grow apart. But we have these songs. It helps us relive the times when we were all close and everyone was still alive. People are not gone if you keep their memories with you. Their legacy will love on. Pass their legacy down so these people never fade away.
Kenny Rogers was a professional Entertainer, so few of those in todays music industry. With his skill and talent, he knew how to work the audience. Cheers.
I don't understand the 10 thumbs down people... No taste, I guess. But anyone WITH taste will be very touched by this song. It's a goosebumps type of song... We women just melt over it. You can definitely tell Lionel wrote it - the love songs are his specialty and Kenny Rogers did it great justice. : ) RIP sir - thank you for the musical legacy that you left us with. :)
One of my wife and I's first concerts.we've been married for 36 years. 2 1/2 years ago she had a seizure that left her brain damaged and in a coma and now, a wheel chair. She went to the hospital and then straight into an assisted living facility. Our life changed forever in one night. I played this song for her the other day and she lit up. Since march 10th I have had to visit her outside her window and call her room phone. Music is something that makes her happy. Another live song was John Denver "Perhaps Love" ( another person that we saw live) I have a lot of time alone now and love your reaction videos. Stay positive and as far as your student loans go. Every Doctor has started off the same way. You will overcome and make a difference in someones life..I know this from personal experence. You are an amazing person :)
RIP KENNY HE DID SO MANY BIG HITS.. AND YES I WENT TO ONE OF HIS CONCERT AND IT WAS GREAT I CAN ONLY WISH I COULD HAS ANOTHER..
My parents took me with them in 1982 instead of getting a sitter. I was 8 years old. Dolly Parton was in that concert as well. I still remember that, and loved the whole thing. They did the same thing with Neil Diamond a year later. I ended up taking them to see Neil Diamonds last tour, in the same place they took me to see him and Kenny.
The first concert I ever went to was Kenny Rogers at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. I was 10 or 11 years old and a band called Exhile opened for him. We were about 20 rows back from the stage.
I never met him personally, but I worked at his twin boys school just outside of Atlanta in Roswell Ga ...And although he was, a bit older, His boys are still only teenagers. And I can say that his boys were the most polite, well behaved, friendly, helpful kids, I mean, they could’ve turned out very different having such a wealthy, legendary father. RIP Mr. Rogers
This is a grown Man singing a love song to a grown Woman...Outstanding Kenny!
2020. Yes T.S. Kenny was singing directly to You...!!! He really was the total package....!!!😎 Your eyes were the reaction I love.....
I like watching these girls melt when they hear this performance.
Enjoy, he was a classic.
My mom was a huge Kenny Rogers fan and I bet she was in line to meet him in heaven!! Love the reaction Sushi, he's a legend for sure!!!
My Mom loved Kenny and my Wife and I got to take her to two of his concerts. We enjoyed it as much as she did. He was a true entertainer and singer! R.I.P.
Beautiful song. First heard it when I was a child. My mother loved Kenny Rogers. Another romantic song of his "She believes in me", will certainly make an impression on you also. Peace Sushi.
I love that song 😍
Thats a beautiful song.....
This song came out when I was dating the woman who became my wife. I used to sing it for her. She died from COVID last year and truly was the love of my life. She was my lady.
Love him got to see him in the early 80’s in concert and he was wonderful.
if i'm not mistaken, he and Lionel co-wrote/produced this song together, but Kenny being Kenny...just told the world about this brilliant young man Lionel Richie of the Commodores and gave him full writing and production credit, to one of the greatest songs ever written and produced.class frickin' act, passing it on to the future. then came the decades and decades of hit songs by Lionel.
Love your picture of the ATL in the background. I’m a fan of yours! Kenny lived in Athens (GA) for many, many years, and I would see him around town.
I had followed Kenny's career starting in the late 1960's with Kenny Rogers and the First Edition. Followed him for decades and saw him in concert many times. Great singer and I think "Lady" is my favorite song. Always moves me. I collected dozens of his albums and CDs also. He's ONE OF A KIND ...for sure. Gonna miss him.
I have been a Kenny Rogers fan since the early 1970’s. Long before you were born young lady. 😘
I love the fact that you don't just hear music, you feel it! Great reaction!
I seen Kenny for the 1st time in 1980 in San Diego California. It could very well Ben this concert. I was a young 20 years old sailor at the time.
I watch these reaction videos one after the other and with this Lady by Kenny Rogers I cry every time at the same place at the end. Finally somebody else got hit at the same place. Loved it .
We just lost another country legend to Coronavirus Joe Diffie... He was huge in the 90’s, please react to some of his music
There are so many great songs from Joe Diffie to react to. John Deere Green, Pickup Man, Prop Me up Beside the Jukebox, Third Rock from the Sun, Ships that Don’t Come In, So Help Me Girl, If The devil Danced, and probably many I’m forgetting. If I’m asking for 3 I’d like to see it would be John Deere Green, Pickup Man and Prop me up beside the jukebox. Oh maybe 4 so add If the devil danced. Please sushi give us some Joe Diffie.
I never listened to a lot of Joe Diffie but that's news to me> i definitely knew of him. R.I.P. Mr. Diffie.
Lost to the common cold
What Joe Diffie is dead?
Omg! I can listen to Kenny Rogers sing Lady 100 times. The lyrics and his voice touch my heart so deeply each and every time I listen to it that I can’t help but cry. I love your reaction to this song. 💕
Ladies this is what men really want. Someone special to him and only him. We will walk to the ends of the Earth for our special someone.
Too Sushi, I hope that your boyfriend understands that you adore love songs.
If he does not, then he’s not supporting you and watching for Reactions.
If he isn’t, then he’s not for you.
You are a beautiful woman and your man should cherish and believe in you.
This is for all women out there. If you have a boyfriend for six months or more and he doesn’t know you get weak when you hear love songs, then he hasn’t seriously tried to know you.
Kenny played roles in a few movies. My favorite was six pack. He was a race car driver that wound up wirh 6 run away orphan kids that wanted to stay together. Just a riot. I saw him in concert years ago with Vince Gill and blind hit singer Ronnie Milsap. Amazing concert.
Saw Kenny 3 times live, and everytime that song gave me goosebumps.
Joe Diffie - Home. It was his first radio hit...it gives me chills, makes me so homesick. His voice in this song is unbelievable. Another great loss. RIP.
Texas Magnolia always loved that one!
The ladies said he only had one love at a time...but had a hart as rare as gold..
Beautiful song and your response was quite beautiful. Remember to smile today, too, as angels fly - you know - because they take themselves so lightly!
I know, girl! I know!!! I’m tearing up with you! Crazy beautiful!!! I wish I was old enough to go to his concerts. Damn WHAT A VOICE!!!
Beautiful lady and beautiful reaction.
Yeah I got to see him when he was the top country music singer. The stage was in the middle of the arena so he could play to four sides. Great show.