Charlie Pride - All I Have To Offer You Is Me | REACTION

[@jamelakajamal]

‘KEEP GREAT MUSIC ALIVE’ jamel-aka-jamal-youtube-store.myteespring.co/

[@MindFeather]

thanks for rocking this out for the artists who are gone. may peace & health be with you. that's absolutely Johnny Cash introducing Charley Pride.

[@toniannalimena3580]

Yes that's Johnny! Charlie Pride (RIP) what a great talent! His legacy will continue on w his beautiful voice and music! Thanks for being the one to keep great music alive..🎶 ❤🤗🙏

[@ajruther67]

Johnny Cash had his own musical tv show 1969-1971on ABC and had a lot of country singers on his show. That's where this video is from and why it's grainy. You can watch his show on Get TV: Saturday, Dec 19 10:00pm ET Featuring The Carpenters, B Luman and R Lane Season 2 Episode 225 Sunday, Dec 20 10:00pm ET The Johnny Cash Christmas Show: Featuring The Everly Brothers And Roy Orbison Season 2 Episode 213

[@CorneiliusLibowitz]

In your "Kiss of an Angel" reaction, you asked to comment on other Black Country artists.... There are more Black Country/Bluegrass/Folk etc artists out there than you think.... Here are a few who i've been following lately....hopefully you'll givem a reaction (of course i threw in a vid with Billy Strings)! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5Pbfnepf7WLgdk kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4eZiaZjZc-gm7M kzbin.info/www/bejne/lajPXmp5oZiBjsk kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaS9hYONbLVoibc kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3u5hKd_lMZ2b9U kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2bRqmyebNejhbM

[@johncampbell756]

RIP Charlie Pride. F-COVID & 2020 Johnny Cash had people on his show who would not be heard on country radio. Some got on their because of things like this. But Johnny also had people on like Bob Dylan and the Carpenters. I believe he had control of who the artists were, not the network. Good to know he likely wasn't a racist.

[@mikenewsome3291]

Charlie Pride was a staple in our home as a kid..mom and dad loved him.

[@edford1693]

Same with me. My mom has most of his records and cassettes.

[@jacksonbrown5900]

My favorite was "Burgers, fries and cherry pies". It used to make me cry as a kid every time. Has anyone listened to his "Dallas Cowboys" song?

[@markmaloney3140]

Me too. Ma welcome this man.

[@jamesallen5591]

Same here.

[@tyronesharp401]

Same here.

[@beatles1141]

I had the pleasure of being around Mr Pride on a few occasions. A true gentleman and very funny. RIP Charley

[@linnymaemullins3319]

Wow- lucky you- ima little bit jealous😍😁😉

[@raygunsforronnie847]

Mr Pride was a wonderfully talented and gracious musician and a delight to work with. It was sad to hear of his passing after receiving the lifetime achievement award from the CMA.

[@SovereignSoulTV]

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[@CherylHungerford]

Kiss an Angel good morning ❤️ was another of my favorites ❤️🙏😭

[@sabinerobinson3198]

His songs touched a lot of hearts. R.I.P YOU will be missed.

[@Kilroy-h5u]

"Is anybody going to San Antoine" one of his greats. You got me started now. "Kaw liga" really shows his range and " Roll on Mississippi " is one of the prettiest songs I've heard.

[@miked6644]

Damn you're really bringing back the memories 👍👍

[@janetfleming7269]

Mountain of love, is another good one.

[@ldbagwell]

Kaw liga, yes please!

[@hummingbird275]

Arfnudaniack Blue Yes, it was.

[@Okhissa]

Many of us Mississippians would love to see "Roll On Mississippi" made our state song.

[@barbaradavis2873]

😭 heartbroken that the world has lost such a legend!

[@brucegrossman3531]

Charlie Pride has a string of great songs.

[@davidmc1489]

Its more like a steel cable...but...string will work

[@Uninvited72]

I'm so glad my parents raised me on a wide variety of music (deadheads) RIP Mr. Pride.....may you be with your angel 🕊️

[@melbell3905]

Laura I had the same with my parents. I'm blessed with the fond memories listening, watching these great artists. Rest in Peace Charley Pride. Also Thanks Jamal for the honoring this great man. Thanks again

[@Uninvited72]

@@melbell3905 ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

[@SirWrecksy]

My parents were Deadheads too but had no clue about this guy

[@barbaradavis2873]

Charlie Pride was THE man! He could sing a song and have you visualizing every minute of the lyrics! Loved every song he ever sang! But my very favorite is A shoulder to cry on.. please react to it!

[@austinmull8515]

Between charlie pride and roy orbison their weren't many people that could make you feel a lyric

[@cathy-70]

Love that one too. We were blessed by so many talented musical Greats.

[@Calis708]

My Grandpa loved Charlie Pride. When my Grandpa passed my Dad grabbed all of his old records. We put them on sometimes and it always reminds me of better days.

[@2zxodcfm]

Country music fit Charlie like a glove He'll be long renembered. And yes, that was the man in black introducing him here.

[@hellokimmy68]

He and his wife Rozene were married for 54 years!! That's so beautiful.

[@jonathansmith3742]

A truly well respected man. Peace Charlie.

[@rogerwilliams2629]

I was a kid singing this when it came out.. loved ol Charley. He waslovwdand embraced by country music fans in the 60s...all of us so called racists.

[@douglasainsworth2448]

As a native Mississippian, I'm proud to claim Charlie Pride as one of us. And not only was he doing country music, he was doing it in the 1970s. We used this song in my Aunt Lilly's wedding

[@lornemajor6591]

Yes, that's Johnny Cash. Had a very popular variety show, at that time.

[@susanbenson4201]

RIP Charley Pride, guess he “kissed an angel good morning” for real

[@alicecrenshaw6614]

💚

[@danohstoolbox]

Charlie pride was played in my house when i was younger he has a great catalog of music

[@kateruterbories2692]

I'm from Great Falls, Montana and Charlie Pride lived here for years. He was loved and we still remember he and his wife fondly!! R.I.P. to a great man and his music!! We play his music all the time!!

[@joeyrobison6629]

Charley Pride lived in Dallas.

[@lancew.6568]

@@joeyrobison6629 Yes, Charley lived in Dallas for the last 50 years. He moved here from ... Great Falls, Montana, where he had lived since moving from Helena in 1967. You see, before he was a great country singer, Charley was a damn good baseball pitcher (threw right but could hit from either side of the plate) in the Negro American League and then, after 2 years in the Army (56-58), the minor leagues. (BTW, while in the army, he was at Ft. Carson in CO and played ball for the fort's team which won the 'All Army' sports championship while he was there.) He played professial baseball from 1952 to 1960 and Semi-Pro '60-'67. His music career started to take-off in 1967, so he moved his family to Great Falls and then to Dallas 1969.

[@amandakohler8810]

Charlie Pride was a big part of my childhood. My dad is still a big fan.

[@bubbastill2040]

I had a friend who used to say, "I wish I had Johnny's cash and Charley's pride" lol! RIP to these great ones,and thank you Jamel for sharing and appreciating this great,timeless music

[@bonniespruin6369]

I remember that, "If I had Johnny's cash and Charlie's pride, I'd buy Minnie's pearl! Lol

[@vickielewallen3799]

That made me cry, he was one of my dad's favorite singers. R.I.P. Charley, and R.I.P. Dad..

[@PonyTailGirl100]

Man, he just performed on the country music awards a couple weeks ago!!!! Kiss an angel goodmorning.. Rest easy Charlie 🙏💔🙏💔🙏

[@debrahall8166]

Yes, Mr Joe i was watching...😥

[@cherylhowe1541]

You could tell he wasn't feeling well that night.

[@donparker8246]

Yes that's Johnny Cash. He used to have a music variety show in the late 60s. This is one of my favorite Charley Pride songs. I grew up listening to him. Such a terrible loss. RIP Charley. He was 86 years old, and still touring.

[@hazelmaylebrun6243]

They're shakin' hands again, Johnny and Charley right about now. When I was a kid, mostly wanted rock and roll records and pop. I didn't want a lot of country records, but if it was Charley Pride, I wanted it and nobody better turn off the radio when he was on. A great storytelling singer and also an amazing person. He treated people with such kindness, helping new up and comers, caring for fans. About 20 years back, he was scheduled to play in Alberta, Canada and he hadn't been to Canada in a long long time. Some unscrupulous folks got a hold of a bunch of tickets, like they do, and sold them for jacked up prices and Charley got wind of that. He was so upset about it that he refunded those particular fans the difference between what they should have paid and the inflated price. I never forgot that. It spoke volumes about the man.

[@bobbythornton2510]

My favorite Charlie Pride song.

[@whazzuphere]

I just saw Charlie Pride in concert back in February of this year. He still sounded great. Damned COVID!

[@linnymaemullins3319]

😍😍😢

[@RichKolasa]

Damn China....

[@whazzuphere]

@E-beggar-In-Bangkok 2018 Yes. Desert Diamond Casino, in Sahuarita, Arizona (15 mi. south of Tucson).

[@miked6644]

R.I.P Charlie. One of my favorite singers. I loved the songs "Kiss A Angel Good Morning" and "Does My Ring Hurt Your Finger".

[@delnarcia]

I can recall hearing Charlie Pride on the radio as a child. I was lucky enough to meet him later in life. Go rest high Mr. Pride.

[@ronaldhascher1412]

Johnny Cash helped many artist of many styles get a heads up in the muzak' industry Charlie Pride among them. . . . I miss Mr. Pride in the flesh, hope to see him in the spirit in heaven one day.

[@omercormier3849]

I am 71 years old. When a was a youngster my parents used to play Charlie Pride music and you know what, color had nothing to do with it. We just loved him so much for being humble and give us great music. Thanks Charilie and oh this is my favorite song of yours! I know you are well in heaven.

[@DJDOGG31]

I was 5 years of age sitting at the breakfast table before I went school and Mom was cooking and had the radio on and we would hear “Kiss an Angel Good Morning”. I grew up listening to his voice. RIP Charley.

[@williamjordan811]

Charlie Pride is one of My Favorite Country Singers, sad day....Requiescat In Pace’ Mr. Charlie Pride.... I Grew Up Listening to Poor Ol' Kaw-liga

[@zamaurijones2725]

Yup! that’s Johnny Cash introducing Charley Pride. R.I.P. to two legends

[@11JohnBooker22]

The world is less beautiful now that Charley Pride isn't in it. I'm 54, his voice and image is one of the first I remember next to my parents who owned his albums, I felt as if I had lost a close family member when I heard of his passing. That feeling was never present before with any other performer but because of Charley's down home ways and his friendly persona on the screen he seemed like a member of my own family. Thank you sweet Lord for Charley.

[@tahoemike5828]

When Charlie's first few records were made they didn't include any mention of color in the Bio information, so nobody knew. They played the records on the radio, and people loved his voice and bought the records. It wasn't until he showed up to play live or promote at the radio station that most people found out. Surprise!

[@maryscaggsdane1978]

May his memory be a blessing.

[@TheCornSnake99]

Rest in paradise Charley, my nan introduced me to your music and when she passed it felt like I was still connected with her. Heaven gained another angel, rest easy Mr Pride

[@sueormsby4797]

RIP Charlie we will miss you. He was played in my home alot when i was growing up. Great man

[@brucegrossman3531]

Johnny Cash had a tv show where he had a who's who appear. Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Eric Clapton and Neil Young.

[@waynestumbo2408]

Mama Cass too

[@zorak1704]

They show The Johnny Cash Show on GetTv

[@waynestumbo2408]

@@zorak1704 yes

[@mr.danfam]

His Christmas specials are great too! Johnny, Roy Orbison, Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee Lewis singing together!

[@lowriebean8140]

Love Charley Pride - such a distinctive voice. My parents had so many of his records.

[@judyseeley5284]

I grew up with my mom listening to Charlie Pride and other greats like these, one of my favs from Charley is crystal chandelier

[@rabdog43]

I grew up in the 70's in south Mississippi watching Charlie Pride sing country music, and Arthur Ashe play on the tennis court. Both were, in their respected fields, pretty much the lone African Americans in their industries. Both were so classy, so highly respected and esteemed by peers and fans, that all you saw was their gentle souls, class, and incredible talent. Arthur Ashe will always be my personal epitome of class, graciousness, and humility. Charlie Pride, to me, will always be the guy who transcended race, boundaries, and became embraced by country music fans and his contemporaries as a man of talent, class, and grace. His color was irrelevant. Thank you God for men such as these. RIP to a legend and pioneer! Love you CP!

[@richardmodglin3900]

He is a legend! Charley always had my respect and admiration.... even at the age of ten. He stuck it out to do what he loved in a tight nit genre that really wasn't ready for him .....but he won their hearts over in Nashville and caused a whole lotta folks to reevaluate their position on matters of ethnicity and inclusion. I am proud of Charlie Pride!

[@katk8582]

Thanks for choosing this song . He was a class act and lives on through his music. .❤️

[@kimberlylustig3617]

His voice is like velvet. He will be dearly missed RIP CHARLEY PRIDE !

[@redwinghawk5049]

Jamal you gotta react to "does my ring hurt your finger" by Charlie Pride I love his music and I weep sometimes cause they'll be those in our generation to be like him but they'll never fill the shoes quite like he walked in thank you brother for sharing his music and keep up the good work

[@arthurburkhart3710]

Kathie says…Jamel, you are a Wise Man. I love your program. It is so nice to listen to music that you have loved for years, with someone else who has never heard it before, and ( for the most part ) Will love it. Thank you Jamel.

[@TheDjdonnie68]

Charlie Pride not only had a great voice, but was always a gentleman. He will be missed by many, including myself.

[@GREENPUKE99]

One of my favorite songs from childhood. I'm 59 years old and still sing it in the shower from time to time. RIP Mr Pride.

[@kippytx]

What an amazing man and an awesome entertainer

[@debbers]

Yes, that was Johnny Cash, this is from his variety show! I know I got to the show late and you won't see this comment right away, but I'm here now because I've always loved Charlie Pride and today was the first time this was offered to me! Fabulous reaction!

[@cnatview]

RIP Charlie.... Thank you for the part of your soul that you shared with the world.

[@kevinbarry3548]

Charley Pride is considered a legend in country music and helped usher it to a much larger audience. Plus, the guy had class and he stood for that throughout his performances and recordings. Thanks to giving him some due. RIP Mr. Pride.

[@clemmycat]

When I was a kid (in the 60’s) my mother listened to country and Charlie Pride and as very popular!! He was very well known in the country music world and was the first black person to perform at the country hall of fame place (I forget what it is called but only country musicians are or were allowed on the show if they were great musicians/singers) Pride was loved by everyone. Rest In Peace Charlie Pride. My mother loved your singing.

[@tracybrookey4356]

I loved Charlie Pride soooo much! I got to meet him when I was about 17, he came into a little honky tonk we were at one night! He visited with everyone in there just like he had known us all our lives! Great night, great man! So sad!😓👍🏻🐶🐶💕🙏🏻

[@peterlachance3139]

Love from Canada brother, Charlie was 1 of a kind......legend ❤

[@kenperk9854]

Charlie was my daddy's favorite singer. As someone who has battled depression most of my life, Charlie's up lifting song, Mountain of Love, has rescued me , many times over the decades. Rest in peace Charlie and thanks.

[@bobs.381]

Here is a little bit of trivia, when Charley released his very first songs, they didn't put out any photos of Charley. When they finally did, their was some radio stations that refused to play his songs because of his color...but he became very popular back in the day none the less.

[@terrypayne5949]

Loved Charlie Pride! Grew up listening to him as a child and he is still one of my favorites. What a great human being.

[@violagreene4643]

This was my parents's song. I don't know if you caught it, because you might not know all of his songs, but the "there'll be no mansions waiting on the hill, with crystal chandeliers" is a call back to one of his earlier songs "Crystal Chandeliers". "All I Have..." is about a poor man telling a woman that she won't have all the finer things, but he will give her love. The other is about a poor man wondering if the woman who left him for a rich man is truly happy with the finer things or if she is regretting passing up his love.

[@alanh1508]

Charley Pride was just a good human being that was gifted with a voice that just fit country music, it hard to imagine that voice singing anything but country. He'll definitely be missed. RIP Charley.

[@kennyfairless1731]

One of my all time favorite singers. He was an artist and true gentleman. R. I. P. Mr. Pride, you will be missed by the millions of fans that love you. Thank you Jamal for posting this.

[@kennethsword551]

Thank for the memories Charley Pride.

[@bbb462cid]

I just heard that he passed. The big "country music" fan at work didn't know who I was talking about. Jeez. RIP Charlie

[@michellerobin5461]

Charley Pride was my mom’s favourite artist of all time. She’s been gone 20 years now. I hope she gets to see him again. Peace to you Jamel... thank you for this. Brought me to tears. Much love from Canada ❤️🇨🇦✌🏻

[@travishugh-m5l]

Charlie Pride, I was a little boy in the early 1960 and To Me Mr, Pride. was a man and listening to him out in the yard smelling the bbq smoke and hearing to clink of a jar and the quiet sizzes of a colt 45 or a pbr or a old milwakie but never seen down in the back feilds of Georgia. Charlie Pride can be thougt of of nothing added to him but as a awesome giver of himself as a MAN that give it all to us in song,. I could never miss Charlie Pride because his song will always be a part of who I am. He is Great.!

[@aprilecrider6989]

This is one of my favorite songs of Charlie Pride !!!

[@KLUNKET]

Just wanted to make you aware that Mr. Pride spelled his name CHARLEY, ey instead of IE. He was one of the greatest of all time. He and his wife Rozene were 2 of the kindest people EVER. Just lovely lovely human beings. Wish you had been able to met him... just a wonderful wonderful man.

[@donparker8246]

My earliest memories are listening to Charley Pride in my house. So many memories come flooding back when I hear his music. A true legend. RIP Charley. 😇🎶

[@richardbullion5964]

Great performance and great singer

[@BiancaHorkan]

I grew up listening to Charlie Pride (and many others) through my dad. ❤️

[@ragingredheadgaming7451]

The rose is for today, one of the best love songs ever, or You Almost Slipped My Mind, it reached #4 in 1984 and truly shows Pride’s vocal ability

[@astravanmk2]

Charley is absolutely the epitome of country. I have always said that music is a great leveller. It transcends all prejudices. As a musician myself I’ve seen the good that a group of people getting together and playing music. To play in a group there has to be a level of respect beyond utmost. Charley Pride broke down so many barriers throughout his career. He’s one of my favourite artists despite only been 35 years old.

[@rogerdeck8781]

Great pick...RIP Charlie...thanks for keeping great music alive..yes it was Johnny cash

[@oldschool72]

If you want to hear his awesome vocal range, please listen to Roll On Mississippi. I shed a tear for this great man. The world was a better place with him in it. I;m an old white woman that grew up listening to him from the 50's on. And yes that is Johnny Cash and this was 1969.

[@johnhughes3963]

Met Charlie in an airport..back in the day. Unmistakable.. RIP, Charlie!!

[@theworldofron2712]

Mac Davis Passed away this year as well. he had some great songs like "Don't get Hooked on me" another very honest song.

[@tonyvoyles296]

Loved Charlie Pride. He was born and raised about 15 minutes from me here in Mississippi. Sledge Mississippi. Bought his album in 1972. Lost but never forgotten. We were blessed to have him here in Mississippi

[@bobsnow594]

When I lived in the Fiji Islands from 1971-1977 I was surprised to find that the most popular overseas singers were Charlie Pride and Jim Reeves - country music ruled with some sections of the population. I got to love Charlie's songs, and still enjoy it today. RIP Mr Pride.

[@pat_in_va8605]

Rest in Peace, Mr. Pride. I learned your songs because my mom and dad loved your music. You toured with Willie and that was good enough for us, at home in Texas. You owned a part of my Texas Rangers ball team, you sang the national anthem at games and sat in the stands cheering them on. It was all good and all wonderful. You will live on in your music and our hearts. Yee Haw, Charley!

[@Ledbythelight]

Charley was a genuinely talented and humble man. He knocked down barriers others didn't have in there way. He has always and will always be a legend in my eyes.

[@kensteel6100]

Great Man . Sad to see him pass

[@13aBOC]

I grew up listening to Charlie Pride. Ireland 60s/ 70s thank you life!!!!!

[@carolynboone1533]

Charlie Pride was one of the greatest country singers ever. Esp. in the early days an his voice is one of a kind. They use always announce him as country Charlie Pride. Loved him. Hate that covid took him.

[@CasonovaCorkClub]

My parents were in the country music scene in the 50's. & 60's. ... Charlie was loved by all!! .. *You're a great man honoring him!!*

[@alankillian4962]

In the mid 60's my dad took me, age 15 or 16 too the Coliseum in Oakland Calif. for a country super tour. One of the first shows in the new venue. Ray Price (For The Good Times),Johnny Cash (Ring Of Fire),The Carter Family, The Statler Brothers, Roy Clark, Minnie Pearl,and Charley Pride. Almost total white audience and when Charley stepped on stage he looked out at the audience smiled and I'll never forget how he said, "I bet your wondering what I'm doing here." From those that didn't know his music came nervous laughter. We laughed and cheered. EVERYONE KNEW "WHAT HE WAS DOING THERE" by the end of his set. Hands down stole the show. R.I.P. Mr. PRIDE & thanks for the memories.

[@kevinbarry3548]

Thanks for spotlighting one of the legends from the golden age of country music. His voice and sound of his records in his early years gives me chills and is a perfect example of Real Country. He helped country music grow to a much bigger audience during his string of #1 hits. What a voice!

[@Franz1567]

So much good music from the 70's that todays young people have never heard. This is the music I grew up with.

[@TheKatdawg65]

My mama *loved* this man. Saw him live in the 70s, also Loretta Lynn. I'm not a huge country fan, but I do love Charley's voice. He was a complete sweetheart.

[@FredFukkinBear]

Back in the early 80's I had a girlfriend that lived a couple streets over from Mr. Pride's house in North Dallas. I always made it a point to drive by his house and wave to him if he was sitting out on his front porch. He always waved back if he was.

[@dingbat4596]

Charlie Pride was a great country music singer and will be sorely missed. Great charcter, great person, sad to hear.

[@artfisk3]

he's a country legend in his own right ! been listening to him my whole life

[@Leann2]

I truly loved Charley Prides music and he was a great man ... he will be missed forever 💕

[@christinaseela6690]

Was watch a documentary on him today, when the DJ's would play his song on the radio. The record company didn't tell the DJ's that he was African American, they just told them he was a country singer from Mississippi.

[@rjs2005]

Charley Pride sure did live this song. He and his wife Rozene married in 1956- when all he really had to offer her was him. They stayed together through thick and thin, through his well-deserved success and accolades in music, right to his very end. Theirs was a love story for the ages and we were all along for the ride. Rest in Peace Brother Charley, the heavens are ringing with the sound of your beautiful voice.

[@jerrybourland3346]

I have enjoyed Charlie Pride, it seems, forever! I'm 66 years old and as a early teen my dad had an album of his that had him telling a story of an older Caucasian lady that attended one of his early concerts. The ticket agent said, " you know he's" she stops him saying, " no, I've got the record! No, nope"!! Her favorite song was, Just Between You and Me. So when Charlie started singing that song, the lady jumped up screaming " IT'S TRUE! IT'S TRUE!""

[@beverleyroper2203]

I grew up listening to country music and Charley Pride was my aunties favourite singer. We listened to him all the time, I cried when I found out about him passing. There will never be another that’s for sure. He was married to his wife Rozene for sixty years,,, he leaves behind his children, grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

[@deweigle]

Charley Pride is my favorite country singer and this is my favorite song of his. RIP.

[@valoriethawbradford6532]

Yes sir, Jamel, that was Jonny Cash. When Kansas Granny grew up 70 years ago in a small midwestern town there were no soul or urban stations-only county. Mama taught us to feel all music with our ears. All genres of music. Soul, country, opera, rock, classical. Many of us in my age group loved Charlie and Johnny. Sad that they are gone but they left us so much enjoyment. They were not lives wasted. Thank you and Adrienne for what you do for us!