This was Eddy Arnold’s signature song. Also loved his MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY!

30 year ago one my older cousin run a rig over a big hill to keep from hitting a family he was trapped in it for 3 hours the family was cross ways in the road from the snow he did not die but the company he work for fired him because he wrecked there truck

Great song and reaction

Greetings from Canada. Roger Hodgson (lead vocal, electric piano), Rick Davies (real piano, organ, back vocal), John Helliwell (clarinet, synthesizer. back vocal), Dougie Thomson (bass) and Bob Siebenberg (drums, percussion). Peace, love and bellbottoms.

It is so amazing watching kids today get excited about history lessons that we learned as children! You got a sub!

brooo, that translations was too wrong

The lead vocals on this song are by Roger Hodgson.

Blues dude, not jazz. Blues.

Lyrics Lunatic fringe I know you're out there You're in hiding And you hold your meetings I can hear you coming And we know what you're after We're wise to you this time (We're wise to you this time) We won't let you kill the laughter Lunatic fringe In the twilight's last gleaming This is open season But you won't get too far 'Cause you've got to blame someone For your own confusion We're on guard this time (on guard this time) Against your final solution Oh no We can hear you coming (We can hear you coming) No, you're not going to win this time (You're not gonna win) We can hear the footsteps (We can hear the footsteps) Way out along the walkway (along the walkway) Lunatic fringe We all know you're out there Can you feel the resistance? Can you feel the thunder? Oh no

Unlike many...she sung about lovemaking with such beauty

Absolutely....the one verse he sounds exactly like mike on the album

New Orleans is one of the greatest most beautiful Soulful places on Earth

My parents had this album when I was growing up and I fell in love with this music. Another great historical song of his, Sink the Bismarck. Great

Do it yourself a favor listen to Janis Joplin summertime live version

$200,000 would be worth roughly $5 million in today's dollars .... give or take a million. Either way, no small change.

This is the same location of the final duel between Cnl. Mortimer and El Indio in A Few Dollars More.

Maybe it's your headset

Thank you for not pausing too much.

Absolutely love this song.❤️❤️❤️

"the election was legit" BRO THEY HAD BALLOTS UNDER TABLES BRO! YOU LOST MANE

If you want to see Karen play some kick-ass drums: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5aUiIqNhN2bg9U Karen always considered herself a drummer first, singer second. She said she was a drummer who could sing. When you watch her play drums (vs singing and not playing drums), you will see she has the biggest smile on her face when she's playing drums. Playing drums was always her first passion.

Not A Duel,it’s The Duel of all Time

Red Sovi e does many great songs. TEDDY BEAR. LITTLE JOE. LITTLE ROSA. ROSES FOR MOMMA. and my personal favorite lo e song i ever hears in my life is OUR LAST GOODBYE

The bears are the cops chasing the truckers etc 👍

Johnny has some great history songs. ❤❤❤❤❤

React To God Gave Me A Girl

LRB may have had the greatest collection of male vocalists ever in pop music.....

AL is the master of mesmerizing the spirit with captivating grove / sound and a joyful sound of full instrumentation with his brilliant story telling lyrics. Mr. Smooth......................... so under-rated.... he is lyrical genius combined with full musical coverage of a myriad of instrumental perfection !!

Where I’m from we had the depression and the dust bowl. The old folks from then don’t have anything nice to say about FDR. My grandpa and great grandpa on my moms side were sharecroppers 70% of the profit goes to the land owner. With that 30% you gotta take care of the family and buy grain seed. You still gotta pay that lease even if you have a drought, flood, or tornado. Most had tree families living in the same house

Great reaction, new sub.

Mac wrote In The Ghetto that Elvis made famous.

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Clint is bad ass!

Thanks but turn up the volume. We can always turn it down but we can't turn it up.

Correction! Shaky Town refers to Los Angeles. I-10 does not go to San Francisco.

Loved her little skip as she left the stage. She walked on the stage unknown and walked off a star … and she knew it! Huge Janis fan here for more than 50 years.

Nobody knows what all the words are. And when it's performed live he never sings it the same way

Greatest movie of all time.

Listen to the lyrics, then judge.

Omgoodness, I have some great songs/groups for you to react to. You will love them. Too Much Heaven by Bee Gees. (These are 3 brothers that wrote all their songs and gave us 5 decades of fantastic music. One of them discovered he could sing an entire song in falsetto. They all can sing high and low.) Andy Gibb on the Midnight Special singing, I Just Wanna Be Your Everything. (He is the younger brother of the Bee Gees). I Remember You, by Skidrow. High On You by Survivor. Jukebox Hero by Foreigner. Courtesy of the Red White and Blue (An Angry American) by Toby Keith. American Soldier by Toby Keith. I'll Never Smoke Weed With Willie Again by Toby Keith. Red Solo Cup. Trailerhood. How Do You Like Me Now. Me Too. Who's That Man. I Should Have Been A Cowboy. As Good As I Once Was. We Were In Love. Who's That Man. By Toby Keith. (He had over 30 number one songs and some of these are so funny. He passed away in February from stomach cancer. Great man and Patriot. Went overseas 11 years in a row with the USO to perform over 240 shows for our troops) Bat Out Of Hell by Meatloaf. (Make sure it's the original video) Hold On Loosely by 38 Special. 3AM by Matchbox Twenty. I'd Melt With You by Modern English. Turn Me Loose by Loverboy. Separate Ways Worlds Apart by Journey. I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues by Elton John. Moonlight Feels Right by Starbuck. Every Rose Has It's Thorn by Poison. I Am I Said by Neil Diamond. Tears In Heaven by Eric Clapton. Leader Of The Band. Run For The Roses by Dan Fogelberg. Pop Muzak by M. My Sherona by The Knack. Baby What A Big Surprise by Chicago. I Saw Red by Warrant. The Red Strokes by Garth Brooks. The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia by Vickie Lawrence. An Innocent Man. We Didn't Start The Fire. It's Still Rock And Roll. Only The Good Die Young. Piano Man by Billy Joel. Rock And Roll Heaven by Righteous Brothers. Letters From War by Mark Schultz. The Night Chicago Died by Paper Lace. Dreams. Don't Stop by Fleetwood Mac. Seminole Wind by John Anderson. Luckenbach Texas by Waylon Jennings. Long Haired Redneck by David Allen Coe. I'm Gonna Hire A Winno by David Frizzell. Don't Tell Me What To Do by Pam Tillis. You'll want to hear more songs by the Bee Gees so here are a few listed. Fanny Be Tender With My Love. Nights On Broadway. Stayin Alive. Kiss Of Life. Tragedy. Love You Inside Out. Jive Talkin. Night Fever. How Deep Is Your Love. Living Eyes. Mr Natural. Wind Of Change. For Whom The Bell Tolls. (Video outside under the Brooklyn Bridge in New York) I Started A Joke. To Love Somebody. Words. Alone. Edge Of The Universe. Wouldn't I Be Someone. And The Sun Will Shine. I Can't See Nobody. Bodyguard. Hope you get a chance to react to them. I really think you're going to love some of these songs if not all of them.

Love his voice. Year Of The Cat, Is my favorite.

They are great and so much fun. Family If Man. Black And White. Never Been To Spain. Shambala. Joy To The World. Eli's Comin. Mama Told Me Not To Come. One. The funny one is Danny.

Such a great song and a fantastic group. Love them. So many great songs by these guys.

I'm with you my guy. Today's music can't touch the old stuff. Keep diggin. There is so much more for you to discover. Peace

Watch the movie my friend with Kris Kristofferson

A bear in the air means a police helicopter putting the hammer down is making the accelerator go to the floor

Patiently waiting for your next Pearl Jam reaction! 🖤 Porch-unplugged 🖤

This is a true story.

PETERBILT!!!