This is arguably Trisha's most popular/well known songs. She is a phenomenal singer with a huge string of hits! You can't go wrong with any you may choose. If I may suggest tho, my personal favorite is; "Georgia Rain". Others to check out are; "Down on my knees" "I would have loved you anyway" "The song remembers when". 😊
You couldn't hide your Georgia sneaking out while singing this song lol. Great song choice! Trisha has another good song from around the same time as this one called "Walkaway Joe" sung with Don Henley from the Eagles
Good morning Tasha, so glad you're doing this. It's always been a favorite of mine. I'm a romantic at heart. My wife "tolerated" it, but her smile gave her away. Her name was Kattie. Thank you....truly.
I've loved this song since the first time that I heard it years ago, when it first came out on the radio. It brought back some good memories of my younger years. Thank you!
Trisha is a Georgia girl from Monticello and her voice is beautiful, her music is great anything she does is golden, try how do I live without you next
Been a favorite of mine as far back as I can remember. Trisha is a total babe, and her husband is none other than Garth Brooks. God bless you and your old man. Yaw gotta lotta heart.
There are lots of great songs I could suggest, but I'd like to see a reaction to Mary Chapin Carpenter's "He Thinks He'll Keep Her". Very few people have reacted to her songs, and she is a great artist.
I think that's a great idea!!!! "Walkaway Joe" is another of hers that's a great song. 3 Grammy's, 3 CMA awards, 2 ACM awards....yep she's pretty good. Of Course she has a pretty famous husband as well. 😁 Nice reaction!
Ooooh, some Trisha! Reminds me of my momma. Don't stress too much about people not loving every new country song - can't please 'em all!! Older Stuff: Suzy Boggus - 'Aces' and/or 'Outbound Plane' Deana Carter - 'Strawberry Wine' and/or 'Did I Shave My Legs For This' and/or 'We Danced Anyway' Alison Krauss - 'When You Say Nothing At All' and/or 'It Doesn't Matter' and/or any of her covers 'Baby, Now That I've Found You', etc. Mindy McCready (RIP) - 'Guys Do It All The Time' and/or 'Ten Thousand Angels' and/or her cover of 'You'll Never Know' Newer Stuff: Cam - 'Til There's Nothing Left' and/or 'Diane' (alleged "response" to Dolly's 'Jolene') and/or Burning House Orville Peck - 'Queen of the Rodeo' and/or 'Legends Never Die' and/or 'No Glory in the West' and/or 'Dead of Night' and/or 'Hope to Die' (a lot of death-related titles, I know)
When my daughter was little and that song came on the radio she would come running to me. I would scoop her up and dance around the room. I love Trisha Yearwood.
I love the 90's country music. I have always loved this song. I would love it if you would react to "Grandpa Tell Me About The Good Old Days by the Judds.
That's the song that made me get into country music after disliking it my entire childhood. Their Cafe on the Corner CD fit nicely into my storage case right in between Ratt - Detonator and Slaughter - Stick it to Ya. Now, at 48, I find myself listening to my hard rock faves on occasion and listening to 90s country faves regularly.
One thing I love about your reactions is that I can hit the Like Button before I even watch because I know it's gonna be good!!! Me, I love when you do the Old Country, I guess because I'm Old Too!!! LOL!
You need to listen to some Collin Raye. "Love Me," "You and Me," "Little Rock," "In this Life," "I Think about You," and so many others are great story songs.
I like the older stuff but do think some newer things are okay too. I wish you would react to Hal Ketchum's Past the Point of Rescue (official video). I'm sure you would like it.
My first love's mom used to say that this song reminded her of us. What I wouldn't give to go back to 16 yr. old me and be carefree and so in love. ( I still love that boy at age 46, but we went our seperate ways when I went away to college.)
Best singing from her that I have heard is her duet with George Jones on "Bartenders Blues" from the Bradley Barn session. (George Jones is great on the track too, of course).
That is a great song, it goes to show how parents underestimate the fact that their kids will learn the exact same lessons they did Growing Up.... maybe you could try "eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses" by Kathy Mattea
Ok, I just found and am loving you guys. In a twisted I know what's about to happen way, but your wear with all in all these is spectacular. I think I'm really like you two. So if you've not yet, Joe Nicols, "I'll wait for you" quite the plot twist that one!
When I was 8, I believe, a girl named Katie copied this single cassette and recorded over Tommy replacing it with my name. This girl got me my first lesson on theft. I took my mom's ring and gave it to her which she promptly lost and her mom found it by their sidewalk. Daddy gave me a talking to.
Wade Hayes is a country music artist that is a mix between traditional country and the newer country music. I really don't think anyone has reacted to any of his songs. He hasn't put anything out in a good bit. He found out he had stage 4 colon cancer and he had a bit of a battle with it, but he beat it. Check out "Old Enough to Know Better ".
Please do a comparison video between Trisha Yearwood version of How Do I Live and the LeAnn Rimes version of How Do I Live. Back in 1997, it was quite the controversy in the world of country music. What had happened was the writer of the song Diane Warren had given the song to LeAnn Rimes to sing. They wanted to use the song on the Conair soundtrack. When the movie company heard LeAnn Rimes version they liked it what they thought she was too young to carry off the believability at the time. She was only 15. Plus for some reason they wanted Leann to change producers and she did not want to do that. So unbeknownst to Leann or her record company the producers of the movie got Trisha Yearwood to re-record How Do I Live with the same musicians that has been on LeAnn Rimes track. Then Trisha Yearwood record company MCA records released Trisha's version to country radio. At first curb records LeAnn Rimes record label was going to sue MCA records but instead they thought better of it and released LeAnn Rimes version How Do I Live to country and pop radio. Trisha's version dominated country radio number one but the LeAnn Rimes version dominated the Billboard Hot 100 for over a year. Trisha sold roughly 3 million copies of her version while Leann sold double that of her version. LeAnn Rimes got to perform the song Live at the Grammys that year. However Trisha walked away with the trophy. Both women kept it classy to their credit although the tabloids at the time loved to pit them against each other. I would just be curious of your opinion as to who sang it better.
If you want to hear something you need to do Shooter Jennings - Outlaw You. It is a direct shot about todays country music scene and also a tribute and history lesson about his dad Waylon
Hi Tasha...Country music has never been a strong draw for me, but the CD this song is from made me a huge fan of Trisha Yearwood. Every song on it is a gem, and it remains a perennial favorite of mine. First time I have seen a reaction video of this song. Thank you for doing it!
Walk away joe is another great one by her. Check out Patty Lovelace she's got so many great hits . Just some recommendations for female artist. Mary Chapin Carpeter is another lady legend.
When I was younger I would listen to this song all the time! This used to be one of my favorite songs! I think it’s still my favorite Trisha Yearwood song!
Mrs. Garth Brooks... not bad. I've always thought Trisha Yearwood has a great voice. She's just not one of my favorite country music singers. But I enjoyed this reaction. This is one of the few TY songs that I'd sing along with when it first came out.
I do like this song. There are newer songs l like. l stopped listening to the newer stuff somewhere around the time that Kacey Musgraves had her 1st hit. From the 2000s & on, some singer l liked. But most i didn't. Country for me became more pop/rock, rap. It's less about the song & more about loud music to cover up the singers voice. If asked what music l would listen to 2000 on. vs 90s... 90s. 90's vs 80's...80's. 70's on down is the stuff l grew up with. I love the traditional music the best though. Love hearing the steel pedal guitar, banjo, Fiddle & a great story song. Not trying to make people mad, upset or start an argument. We're all different in what we like & feel. Like Barbara Mandrell sings, "I Was Country, When Country Wasn't Cool" Everyone have a great day.😊
It’s not wrong, which is what makes it good. Been married over a decade, was definitely not planning on that, but my wife found me earlier than expected. Can’t fight fate.
Would love to see you do more Trish Yearwood songs.. I've never seen anyone react to her song "Bus To St. Cloud".. It's a masterpiece-both the song and video..
Try Rosanne Cash, Johnny's daughter. Seven Year Ache, I Don't Know Why You Don't Want Me, Second to No One, What We Really Want, On the Surface. She's 66 now and still recording great music. Please check her out!
Next time you get your husband on a country reaction watch Brad Paisley cornography. Its an old style radio skit with a bunch of vountry music OGs. Bill Anderson, George Jones, Dolly Pardon and Little Jimmy Dickens.
You hit the heart of country music when you said it is about the simple stuff. That also includes the music itself. That is the biggest complaint that us 'old country ' fans have against the new country. It is simply too loud, and trying to sound like modern day pop music.
