A veiled reference to the mass suicide in Guyana in 1978. It’s about not conforming to the crowd.

Great pick sis. I loved this song back in the day. Thanks. 😊

This one is from about 1967 or so, maybe even 1966. One of my all time favourites of his. The voice, the lyrics, and the beautiful guitar work.

Yes we know what this song is about but there are so many deeper levels, the analogy of life...

thanks for sharing ... every song you watch from the warning is going to leave you in awe, the rabbit hole is deep and very fulfilling ... namaste from canada ... r0ck 0n ... twa ... \m/

👍👍👍These 3 ladies are taking over the rock scene!!! 🖖❤

more The Warning please

The whole concert at Pepsi Center is top notch, DPA at their best.

Roy Clark introduction so I'm guessing Hee Haw. They had a great sound, thanks Annie and Harri.

There is something very weird about sibling harmonies.

I've avoided them for a long time because I thought it was a sister's gimmick thing. They actually have a very original sound that I like. And the bass player is hot.

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Thank you for your reaction to, in my opinion, the most beautiful thing that has ever been recorded 😇🌈😇

For a longer song by them, try I've Never Lived This Long Before

Thank you Harri for the great reaction to Emily's music. Not quite 17, a couple of months to go but yes it seems her voice is developing more range and control all the time. Emily is constantly working. This is not a hobby for her, it is her dream and something she has been working towards all her life. I'm with you Harri, I think she will become a household name, and I am enjoying every step of her journey. Take care.

WOW!

It's definitely the Ray Charles song. Note that Barbara is playing an early Fender guitar called an Esquire, which was effectively a Telecaster without the neck pickup. She also left on the "ashtray" over the bridge pickup, and plucked with a thumb pick. Good singer, too!

Oh wow-first time seeing Harri without his braids-no matter, love his reactions-he has awesome taste!

So glad that you liked it Harri. ✌It also said that people liked her so much they started throwing money at her. I promise, it won't be the last song you hear of hers. She is also still alive, and it says it was the Ray Charles song, but I guess she made it her own.

Barbara Lynn is an American R&B and electric blues guitarist. She is also singer and wrote most of her own songs and played the lead instrument in all her songs. This is Ray Charles song, "What I Say" played on her left handed Fender Telecaster. Such a talented lady, best known for her hit, "You'll Lose A Good Thing". Great reaction Handsome Harri ❤❤ Great choice Cynthia❤👏👏 Cheers from Canada ❤❤🇨🇦🇨🇦

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Deep dive here mate.

A staple on the Cosby Show!!! BRAVO!!!

Like a lot of this and previous generation of singers, need a diction/ enunciation coach for the end of their words.

Damn! Guys, if you can't even be bothered to do enough homework to both know the name of the song without asking each other, then how seriously can your opinion be taken?

Finally somebody reacting to this power house !

I just started to see my first boyfriend at 16 in 1978,my mom sent me away for the summer. I retired near my hometown and we've been seeing each other again for two year's, we are Ying & Yang,and definitely 🧲 & Steel.❤

Best reaction by far. This song is great!

From the 1983 album, " Today", this was the first song to feature the vocals of Jimmy Fortune when Lew De Witt left the band. Their signature close harmonies and smooth country sound, add distinct flavour to this tune that had doo-wop beginnings, when The Four Knights recorded it in 1953. Can't beat their wonderful vocals, especially the extraordinary bass. Great reaction Handsome Harri ❤❤ Super song Annie 👏👏 Cheers from Canada ❤❤🇨🇦🇨🇦

I feel the same for my uncle. I really, really wish I could see him and talk to him just for one more hour.

Patty Loveless did a great cover of the Everly's song "Sleepless Nights". Vince Gill sang harmony with her. Awesome. Harry U would like it.

The whole Postmodern Jukebox project is amazing. They make fantastic covers. All of the singers and musician are absolutely amazing.

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Love Emily's beautiful relationship with the piano and her vocals, so perfect, each adding the perfect insertion of absolute beauty to this song.Definitely her vocals are maturing from Clint's earlier selections.😊 Such an eloquent performance of Leonard Cohen's lyrical poetic genius, so heavenly. ❤ Great reaction Handsome Harri ❤❤️ Beautiful Clint.👏👏 Cheers from Canada ❤❤🇨🇦🇨🇦

Eric - I have to give you a special thank you for this submission. This was my first time listening to Mylene Farmer. Bravo Eric and Harri

🇬🇧 Love Andrew Gold's songs. This one of course, &.... "Never Let Her Slip away" & "Thank You For Being A Friend", are my top 3 from him. ❤👌🎼🎶🎤🔥🔥🔥

Why did the producer give him a ukulele with no strings on it? It is obvious that he does not know how to play it. So why didn't they put him at the piano instead he can play that.

Finally, the great, classical music has arrived!

Check out sweet virgina!

Thanks Annie!! You know i love them soo much!! Harri i love seeing your joy for these guys ❤❤❤

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Clint - I have started following Emily, who is a spectacular singer. Bravo and very well done Clint and Harri.

Harri, I always enjoy your enthusiasm and enjoyment when the Statler Brothers are entertaining us. Thanks to you and Annie.

They were regulars on the Johnny Cash TV show. I think they were his back up singers as well as The Carter Family.

You would believe how much better the live version is

So cool, a tournament.

It is a Mother.

I think she has quite the potential, she certainly handled those key changes well -- not many can do that well. I agree with you, she needs to mature, not just vocally, but a little more life's experience, too.

This album is amazing. Not one bad song. Please do a reaction video to Night Train. She is brilliant. Her other albums are fantastic. Pirates, Flying Cowboys, Magazine. The title song to Flying cowboys, Atlas marker, and Satellites are wonderful.