Charlie Daniels Still in Saigon | Metal / Rock Fans First Time Reaction with Milam and Greene SB

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

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[@dinodasbunce6224]

This song always brings tears to my eyes. I am 71 Yeats old and I spent 25 years on active duty. Another great song that brings tears to my eyes is "Goodnight Siagon" by Billy Joel.

[@froggie1075]

I met Charlie Daniels and he was a nice man. I sure loved his music. I met him back in the 80s when he was in concert in Louisiana. My daddy worked his concert he worked alot of concerts while I was growing up. Great reaction to the song. Every song Charlie Daniels Band put out is great.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

I'm familiar with a bunch of CDB tunes, but Dustin hasn't heard many. - Keith

[@froggie1075]

@@BourbonCountryReacts Woolley Swamp is a good one to hear

[@lynhaynie4340]

My precious husband was a VN vet. He lived this song till the day he left me. I miss him every day. R.I.P my love

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Sorry for your loss. - Keith

[@tylerbuckley4661]

My condolences to you

[@johndalessandro6433]

I Salute you Ma'am. Thank You for your service along with your Husband. In my eyes a spouse who stays with thier hubby/wife dealing with the trauma of war serves in a different way, not in battle with bomb and bullets, but with nightmares. You stood by him all these years. That is such an awsome love story ! I don't know if you where married to him during the War, but that must have been horrible. GOD BLESS YOU! I wish I could thank your husband and welcome him home. If I make it to heaven, I will.

[@louellacharlton4425]

this was the way so many that came back from Vietnam had it.As a country we hurt those guys so bad. Tyvm for playing this.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Yep. I know people that came back to it. - Keith

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Guys, Charlie wasa studio musician for years. He played on albums for Bob Dylan and many others. He played fiddle, bass, banjo, mandolin and was a really fine guitar player. In fact Charlie was mostly seen on guitar for a long time. Then he injured himself putting in fencing on his place. His shirt sleeve got caught in the auger while digging post holes and tore up his arm and hand. Some months later he was still unable to play guitar, but he could hold a fiddle bow, so he started playing more fiddle. The song was written by songwriter/journalist Dan Daley in 1981 and the album by CDB was released in 82. Daley had not served, but knew people who did.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Well, Daley was named (intentionally or accidentally) after one of the most famous Marines in history. - Keith

[@xJRx77]

My Union meetings are at a local VFW, and I have spent many nights sitting & talking with the guys, and they all say the same thing. This is song is the absolute best depiction of the returning Vietnam Veteran. This will always bring me to tears.

[@johndalessandro6433]

Amen! Me too. If you get a chance to hear the stories of the Nurses who served in 'Nam, please take the time to hear thier interviews. They did many heroic things and also endures so much sadness, and yes, they got yelled and and spit on too.

[@Laniefj]

I saw the Charlie Daniels Band at the Ryman, it was fantastic. RIP to a great man and musician who spoke what he believed and didn't care what anyone thought.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

I wish I'd seen him live at some point. Never did. - Keith

[@TexasMagnolia]

Thank you for doing this. Charlie was so ahead of his time. Singing about PTSD before it had a name.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Definitely. - Keith

[@stevebournite184]

I requested this song for my Dad, a Vietnam Vet, he went thru hell that I will never no

[@p.j.morris633]

@@stevebournite184 Well i do know my uncle jimmy is a Vietnam vet he has agent orange disease he doesn't know me anymore and that is the hardest part, he has terrible night terrors. I wish i could take this from him but i can't. I was diagnosed with P.T.S.D. it is not just a Veteran's condition it is a condition that comes from a traumatic experience no matter what the event.

[@stevebournite184]

@@p.j.morris633 yes I agree it is definitely hard to cope with. Everyone copes with it in his or her own special way. There is no quick fix. Just believe there is hope and there is always tommorrow. Hang in there for both you and your uncle you got brothers praying for you.

[@gettoyourpointagosta8539]

In WW1 they called it shell shock.

[@calvintownley9089]

Eny man been in battel knows that feeling of that war it was the 60s thst war was made he is a legend

[@stevebournite184]

Charlie Daniel's was a big supporter of Veteran organizations. He would literally give the clothes off his back to a veteran in need. He brought attention to veteran needs.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

I had no idea about that. - Keith

[@stevebournite184]

@@BourbonCountryReacts upon his passing he left over 2 mil to vet organizations

[@stevebournite184]

@@BourbonCountryReacts knock knock?

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

I had no idea about his estate/donations either. - Keith

[@stevebournite184]

@@BourbonCountryReacts yeah he left alot to military charity

[@johnpaulbacon8320]

Great reaction. This was from the "Windows" Album ; song was released in 1982.

[@757optim]

CDB is Southern Rock. Known for his fiddle playing, Charlie also played guitar. Charlie started out as a session musician. He played bass and guitar on Dylan and Leonard Cohen albums, before deciding to pursue his own music. I saw CDB live once, outdoors at a theme park in VA. Charlie could play.

[@p.j.morris633]

damn right uncle Charlie could play the best to me i am very biased R.I.P. Uncle

[@johndalessandro6433]

I seen him in a theater that probably held maybe 300 - 400 people. It was so much better than seeing him in that place. He got his biggest applause when he sang " How great Thou Art" not a dry eye in the place. His you could hear the age in his voice, but it was like fine wine. What I remember was the passion and conviction ESPECIALLY in this song. He also gave big cudo's to the guys in his band. Many of them have been with him for years. Even with his fame, his humbleness was evident. I love that man. I also call him Uncle Charlie

[@terryduncan31]

Most of my drill sergeants were 101st Airborne Vietnam vets. I could tell sometimes were still in the jungles of Vietnam in their minds. Teamwork, marksmanship, and survival was a high on their list of training priorities! The intensity levels were extreme at times.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Yeah, we had a gunny that did three tours. His perspective on training was highly valued. - Keith

[@tylerbuckley4661]

Charlie Daniel's has a big heart for vets especially the Vietnam veteran

[@carlprince2866]

Not sure where Keith served but thank you sir. Men like you are the reason we are as free as we are

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Thanks.

[@carlprince2866]

@@BourbonCountryReacts No sir your reply should be your welcome

[@johnmancuso9077]

My mom's oldest brother was in Vietnam and got wounded. When he got out of the VA and got healthy enough he took a rifle, back and ammo and spent a year in the boundary waters of north eastern Minnesota.

[@shelbys6572]

My neighbor was a Vietnam Vet, just sitting at his apt right out of the blue he jump and lay on the floor crawling crying his eyes out, he had a tortured mind knowing he had to kill women, children lots of death. They had drugs there. Bad drugs called whack. It made him trip for days. The whole war was a drug induced horrific war. My neighbor said he layed down in a ditch with his buddy and went to hand him back his joint, his buddy head was cut off. Hid buddy hit a landmine when he lays down. So many Vets came back suicidal

[@Jeffbambam]

Still in Saigon I saw the effects first hand with my dad ! Thanks for the reaction. Not a heavy "rye guy " I've tried several that was supposed to be good.

[@calvintownley9089]

He talks about his PTSD from that war😊

[@martyhall6486]

Charlie played an awesome guitar

[@sallycripe2697]

You are taking me back with the cassettes - I remember using a pencil. And this song was one my husband's favorites. He was a VN vet. When I was stationed in Korea, we'd sit in the bar and this is the first album the dj would reach for when we walked in. Thank you! CD band was considered southern rock, and it was then considered country. Like Lenord (sp) Skynard.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Yeah, I'd agree that CDB fits a little closer to Southern Rock. - Keith

[@Teresia12]

My husband was a Vietnam vet as well and couldn't listen to this song. It put him in a bad place. ✌💞 Thank you for your sacrifices.

[@sallycripe2697]

@@Teresia12 and thank you. We had a friend who would come with us, and he knew this would be played and he'd just cry the whole time the song played. I was "lucky" to be married to an REMF. He was upset about being one, but personally, I'm glad.

[@sandydunlap414]

Thank you for talking about Head East! I love that song but never took the time to really “listen”’ to the message of that song. Gave it a whole new meaning for me

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Been a favorite of mine for a long time. - Keith

[@sassbrat]

My parents had a friend who was in Vietnam. The 3 of them were at a bar in the late 80s and they were eating some steak and this song came on and somehow triggered the friend into a flashback to him thinking he was still in Vietnam during the time he was face to face with a Viet Cong soldier. He called my mom some words that cannot be said on this page and went after my mom with a steak knife. Mom just brought her fist back and punched him in the nose laying him out of the floor to which is where he woke up on. The guy's 1st words he said were what happened and was mom okay. Dad told him that he had a flashback and mom had punched him. My parents were told by that friend to actually punch him if he did go into a trance/flashback. He passed on due to side affects of chemicals issues during his time in the war. May his soul find piece and comfort.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

I saw a family friend flip out once. It was ... justified. I thought I was going to see a brutal murder in the middle of a restaurant, but, my dad was able to diffuse it. - Keith

[@gettoyourpointagosta8539]

One of my favorites. Wish you showed him the video.

[@traceyvavrecan6714]

Another great Charlie Daniels Band song is In America

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Added a vote for that one -Dustin

[@timmclendon1323]

Not sure if you'll even see this but Charlie Daniels was a session guitarist and got his big break while doing session work for Bob Dylan. This is probably my favorite song he covered and he did not write the song. RIP CD.

[@Gutslinger]

My dad's favorite Charlie Daniel's song is "Drinking My Baby Goodbye". It's an upbeat and fast paced kinda song with great instrumentation. I just watched a video of them performing it live in 1986, and they sounded great. Just as good as the studio recording. Though about all of Charlie Daniels' performances that I've seen were that good, even when he was in his 80's.

[@traceyvavrecan6714]

When I saw the Charlie Daniels Band, there was a vet in the audience who called out this song. Charlie said, that wasn't in out set list, but we will play it for you, sir. It was awesome. The devil whispered in my ear "you are not strong enough to withstand this storm" I said at least I didn't lose my golden fiddle to some hillbilly in Georgia 🤣

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Very cool of Charlie. - Keith

[@stevebournite184]

When someone called me an ass, I would always say thanks for the compliment and walk away. Pissed em off everytime

[@nikkole439]

My uncle was intelligence during Vietnam. He's part of why, he broke. As a child of navy airforce army and ...coast guard. Maybe yall could help vets.

[@Melody-bourbonite4life]

Ok my 9 year old has never had one but does know what a cassette and a boom box are. Now she did have a toy one thanks to these L.O.L. remix dolls

[@wordgiesworld5483]

I had CDB Million Mile Reflections and Full Moon on 8 Track. The first “album” I ever bought was The Wall on 8 track right after it came out.

[@mattholland8966]

Charlie nailed the message!

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Yes, yes he did. - Keith

[@tylerbuckley4661]

Charlie was the daddy of country rock

[@C_103]

Remember breaking 8 track tapes apart to rewind. Cassettes were easy.

[@billness7310]

They played Charlie in country and southern rock I called him country rock Helen 19 I forget Hurley 80 something even going to show doing Long Haired Country Boy and they introduced them as funky Charlie Daniels couldn't believe hit it. There's a video on KZbin of it

[@FuzWuz64]

Dustin, loved that you know the words to "the Devil went..." I am a transplanted Hoosier and love it when you talk about home. 💜

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

This flatland... where I can see way too far... and more importantly, I can be seen from way too far. - Keith

[@neoncatfish4038]

Live version of this song, Charlie Daniels is playing guitar!

[@elizabethlocke9061]

Yes, Charlie played guitar. He was a studio musician during the early part of his career.

[@kesleycottrell1416]

I have a cousin that was in that situation. That war messed him up for a very long time. Thankfully with the help of family, and Doctors he is back to normalish.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Good. - Keith

[@Teresia12]

My husband was tortured on his mind when he got home. He couldn't take it here. He asked for a transfer to the Philippines and managed to stay there five years. He gained a manner of peace. I met him a year after he came back to the states. I learned to duck in the middle of the night. He finally stopped having the dreams. He never stopped looking around doors and having to sit with his back to a wall. He would be fortifying the place if he were still alive. Charlie played guitar but not that guitar.

[@jwmson7791]

The CDB leans more country but was originally considered Southern Rock along with Skynyrd , Allman Bros , Marshall Tucker etc .... Yeah this is definitely rock. Keep ‘em coming!

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Three bands I greatly respect. - Keith

[@tracyhauck1940]

Yes, Charlie does play guitar. He's an excellent guitarist as well as a fiddle player.

[@jackieg7261]

First time hearing this. Powerful message!

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Very. Especially knowing the historical context. - Keith

[@hogsandsooners]

Cue up “39 miles from Mobile” if you want to hear Charlie play the strings off of a guitar.

[@kingsfan62]

It's been a few long years since I've heard the song. The rock aspect is definitely early and mid 70s style. Good song, awesome reaction again. 🥃🥃

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Thanks!

[@adampeterson472]

Well done again guys! This was a favorite of my father's. He was a Vietnam veteran. He's now passed, so this reminded me of him. Keep up the good work gentlemen. In addition, I'd like to suggest the song "I Watched It All On My Radio" by Lionel Cartwright. Thank you. Take care.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Vote added, and thanks for watchin! -Dustin

[@timshelley8635]

Great reaction video! CDB was badass! You oughta check out Long Haired Country Boy, Legend of Wooley Swamp, The South's Gonna Do It Again, Homesick, etc. Charlie was awesome, RIP. Also nice mention of Head East. Keep doing what yer doin'!

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Yeah, "Never Been any Reason" has been a favorite of mine my whole life. Also, it's notable that I know exactly all of those CDB songs. Dustin probably hasn't heard any of them. And since we try to stick to true first-time reactions, it'll probably take a bribe like this one to get more CDB on the channel. We de-prioritize songs one or both of us have heard. - Keith

[@tgwife1964]

There version of "Homesick" is solid rock, originally the Atlanta Rhythm Section

[@chrisi4221]

Charlie was southern rock, just like skynyrd

[@lisaray9944]

I have cousins that where in Vietnam …. I remember picking them up at the airport when they came home for R&R they did several tours . People would scream at them on the street and leaving the airport . I didn’t understand why they where screaming at my cousins . I would just cry cause my cousins are still just as tender hearted as ever . Still to this day I don’t understand people they where just doing their duty and their job .

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Well, that same sickness among the people exists today. - Keith

[@sheriblueeyes1372]

The beat of the music Sounds like "Call Me" from Blondie.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Some of the melody too. - Keith

[@carolynthomas907]

Try simple man by Charlie

[@andrewbennefield529]

I still have a TV with a built-in vhs player. Lol. They are actually considered southern rock.

[@terryduncan31]

Charlie Daniels was also an outstanding lead guitar player.

[@Rocker1983]

Charlie Daniels is a great guitar player too.

[@hogsandsooners]

Tommy Crain on lead guitar.

[@tylerbuckley4661]

54 years old as for the ghetto blaster boom box mine took twelve d batteries

[@leonardhenderson6723]

He was southern rock with some country

[@tracyhauck1940]

Check out the live version of The Legend of Wooley Swamp. Charlie kills it on the lead.

[@tylerbuckley4661]

Charlie did play guitar and lead on this song

[@jilliant.4550]

The 20 year olds that watch are here for the bourbon, lol the rest of us remember 8 track and cassettes. Many times had to look for a pencil to fix the cassette.

[@tylerbuckley4661]

Charlie Daniel's is not only country he was known for being country rock like Alabama

[@warrenburlingame1172]

This song is definitely hard core southern rock. One of the few Charlie Daniels songs you didn't hear a fiddle. This a great song that brought awareness to the problems the Vietnam veterans still go through today. Y'all were talking about 8 tracks and cassettes. I'm old enough the 1st time I heard George Strait was on 8 track

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Cassette for me. - Keith

[@stevebournite184]

Yes, and we owe a Hella lot to those generations of Soldiers that were forgotten. My Dad was one of those Soldiers, it's a shame what they went thru.

[@jimclifford1241]

This is a great song and yes, you need to be in a mood because its so sad. Another great tribute song to veterans is "Walking On a Thin Line" by Huey Lewis & the News. Give it a listen.

[@carlprince2866]

I remember being a kid not sure how old but not wanting to turn 18 because they send you to nam to get killed . my Boss is a retired first sergeant of 23 years that was in Iran and Afghanistan he is a hero of mineeven tho im 8 years older than he.

[@fmlovelace1618]

please tell me you've heard "Devil went down to Georgia" from Charlie Daniels Band...Charlie was an incredible violinist! really fun song

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Yep, we've both heard that... -Dustin

[@douglasstover1287]

CDB was primarily a Southern Rock band. A lot of their songs were cross overs

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

I really didn't hear CDB on the rock channels, but I had my own, which I listened to quite a bit. - Keith

[@hogsandsooners]

One of my favorite Vietnam-themed songs is “Mama Bake a Pie (Daddy Kill a Chicken” by Tom T Hall. It is poignant and tongue-in-cheek at the same time, as few could do as well as “The Storyteller”.

[@calvintownley9089]

This was in the time of rock like creedins clear water he' was in the nam war

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Wow, I had forgotten this song, love your reaction to it.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

I hadn't. It'd been a really long time since I'd heard it, but I didn't forget about it. - Keith

[@rhiahlMT]

I can't watch this right now. I was Military Intelligence (go ahead and laugh), we lost so many this week on my facebook page from the Vietnam Era, near 15. I had major surgery last week, and all these losses are really affecting me, especially since most of the losses were Agent Orange related. Good song though. I'll get to it another time

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Sorry to hear about that. - Keith

[@reneeholcomb205]

So sorry to hear that, my Uncle was in the Marines and has Agent Orange and he has so many problems breathing and in and out of the hospital. He has to get around now in one of those hover rounds because he breathe and walk too

[@rhiahlMT]

@@reneeholcomb205 It's really infuriating. I had a woman contact me several years ago because VA would not give her husband an Agent Orange status disability. She sent me a picture of him as a young man playing softball with the troops. I asked if she had shown the pictures to the VA. They had denied him ever being stationed near the stuff. She said no, she hadn't. Told her to mail the photo in. Right there in living color were barrels of Agent Orange, painted orange. 55 drum after 55 gallon drums of the stuff right behind home base. He was part of the troops on Okinawa that shipped the stuff to Vietnam. He got the disability. It's still hard to prove you were exposed on Okinawa though. Even though, the US Government is paying the 3rd generation of Japanese citizens for exposure to the stuff that was buried on the island all these years later.

[@rhiahlMT]

@@BourbonCountryReacts Yeah, rough week. The men I served with and served with my father (Intelligence also) mean a lot to me.

[@susanthomas8492]

So sorry for your loss, that is a lot and you all went through something so terrible together as brothers. Praying for you to have peace and comfort. Thank you for your service ❤️🇺🇸

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

General note: KZbin continues to flag a lot of innocent replies to comments as spam. We are approving them as quickly as we see them. - Keith

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

We prefer you don't stop commenting :) -Dustin

[@michaelmabrey6969]

One of my favorites from CDB.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Understandable. - Kieth

[@Holly_D84]

Tried to send a couple bribes.. I ordered from vine & table by you guys and they said they were unable to deliver.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Ouch. I'm unaware of any shops local to us that actually do deliver. - Keith

[@stevebournite184]

Holly try going directly to the distillery page, that is what I had to do in order to order and send to them.

[@Holly_D84]

@@stevebournite184 I tried that first. The two I sent are super small local distilleries. One has a message on their site saying because of supply issues they are not currently taking online orders and the other is pick up only. 😔

[@stevebournite184]

@@Holly_D84 ah ok, yeah I trouble finding some down here in Texas to send them kept go to shipping sites, I finally went to actually distillery site and found some I could order and bombed em with bourbon lol

[@Holly_D84]

@@BourbonCountryReacts I just spoke to them, they will hold the order at their store if one of you would be interested in stopping by and getting it. According to Google maps it looks like it's not very far from your delivery address. If not, no worries. I can cancel and try from somewhere else.

[@generichardson4771]

There's a Swedish metal band who have this fascination with military history they even have a history Channel sabaton history and all of their songs have military history in mind 1 of their albums is called the great War and the song devil dogs is on this album its global military history all the way back to the spartan Era up to desert storm

[@coletedeux]

CDB was Country Rock.

[@rono1506]

Charle was beyond awesome and is more Southern Rock but always flowed into the country scene as more of a rebel I put him in the same category as Georgia Satellites and Lynyrd Skynyrd

[@stevebournite184]

Not sure if they have a barrel proof, I think I sent you everything they had listed on there web site

[@stevebournite184]

@bourbon country Reacts, I like you both, otherwise I wouldn't have spent like I did and ordered as much as I did lol

[@TYinNH]

This is a great song. Another one that isn't country but is a great song about the war is Goodnight Saigon by Billy Joel.

[@cricketpitts3744]

Dustin pencil that thing, it works!!! If that don't work wall it cause it's broke lmao

[@stevedavis5704]

Another song with a similar theme is “I was only nineteen “ by Redgum. By the way, Head East rocks.

[@lisaking4474]

Couple of points I will address. 1. Yes I used a pencil for rewinding my tapes. 2. If being honest and blunt makes you an ass them I proudly claim that title too. 3. I have a knife collection and have done the same thing when someone tries to take my food or things. 4. As for the theme of the song, there is no amount of riches that can repay the men and woman that went to war and suffer the aftereffects of it. It is nothing to be ashamed of as it is a medical condition. It boils my blood when people now a days claim PTSD from not being able to handle being told no or hearing an opposing opinion. I will leave it at this before I start dragging out my soap box.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

hahahah, yeaaaah... we won't go down that rabbit hole. - Keith

[@alanneel1369]

i wouldnt say CDB is country more of a southern rock

[@leonardhenderson6723]

He was southern rock before he was considered to be country

[@kimk604]

Keith, was that a reference to Supernatural? If so, you should check out Reyna Roberts' song 67 (Winchester). In regards to this song, it makes me think of my family and friends that were sent over and dealt with stuff. Too much to get into. Sending love to the Veterans of all the different times.

[@peggysoutherland1183]

My cousin Jimmy came home from Vietnam and only lasted 2 months before he killed himself.

[@jerricocke987]

Great reaction guys and Dustin interest only enough Charlie Daniels so he is quintessential country performer, actually started out and what could be considered an alternative rock genre. Best example for that is to listen to the original version of uneasy rider. Which was counterculture like you would not believe. He redid it later with a country version but the original was unregenerated rock and roll.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

I'll add that to the list -Dustin

[@peggysoutherland1183]

Love CDB

[@flyinbriant6426]

Please put walk a little straighter by Billy Carrington

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Vote added -Dustin

[@TexasMagnolia]

Come on Dustin…you never Put Charlie in a lane.

[@bobbiperkins1009]

Lmao no blood in the house 🤣

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Not a guarantee. - Keith

[@donnysmith946]

how about a 4 trac tape player???????

[@candicedonaldson4259]

I had many friends who were in Vietnam...probably only 2 came back ok....I had 2 friends who were POWs ...none of them would go to the fireworks or liked firecrackers...sad that it was so many years ago and people are still struggling because of it...maybe if the protesters werent such assholes and there wasnt so many Jane Fondas some of the veterans would have known how much their sacrifices meant

[@dalemassie2241]

If you want a fun song check out prop me up beside the jukebox by joe diffie

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Added a vote -Dustin

[@dannelson99]

Montgomery Gentry ---- DIDN`T I -----

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Added a vote -Dustin

[@chrisvibz4753]

Rest in peace Grandpa Donnie 🙏✝️😢 I hope the hippies who spat on you and called u baby killer repent because they were evil for that…. may God judge the politicans who sent our boys and young men to Vietnam and Iraq….. Pointless wars. Afghanistan was justified but shame on bush and lyndon b johnson

[@reneeholcomb205]

So...... did Olivia Newton John sample that music on Physical maybe ??

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

I wondered where I'd heard that riff! - Keith

[@reneeholcomb205]

@@BourbonCountryReacts , is that the right song or am I crazy ? Lol

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Could be that, or could be the vocal melody in Blondie's "Call Me." - Keith

[@reneeholcomb205]

@@BourbonCountryReacts , first thing that popped in my head as soon as I heard it was Olivia Newton John

[@sharipetkovsek5502]

@@BourbonCountryReacts yes Blondie "Call Me" right around 54 seconds in....As soon as I heard the riff here I started humming it in my head and had to double check. Shocker for me was that Blondie's song was released two years before this came out in 1982

[@JUSTMAR1E]

Can I bribe you with pabst blue ribbon beer? No, I’m Joking. I don’t think they make it anymore. I looked on a website that will deliver to your address And found one where it said you go pick it up at a store if i pay for it. I don’t know if I’ll ever be able to afford it or not but one of these days I’m gonna surprise y’all so you will play “Mr. Lincoln” by Hank Williams Jr. ..there was only one reaction video on KZbin I’ve found to the song.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Ok, Holly (one of our regular viewers) was kind of innovative. She placed an order for us to pick up at a shop very close. If shipping is a problem, you can place an order for pickup for us at: Vine & Table 313 E Carmel Dr. Carmel, IN 46032 You'll have to make sure you get our attention in the comments to go pick it up, though.