(DTN Reacts) Vince Gill, Patty Loveless - "Go Rest High On That Mountain" at George Jones' Funeral

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[@fancypants7706]

Even the guitar cried. Gut wrenching.💔

[@BelleDede01]

This song was written by Vince Gill when he lost his brother to suicide. This is one of the reasons why he lost it and the band let him play his solo guitar much longer than planned, in order to compose himself. Patty was fantastic in helping him as the audience was standing to show support also. George's wife was sitting beside Garth and you can see she lost it when Vince lost it. What a tribute. To hear Alan Jackson sing 'He stopped loving her today' was also a heart-wrenching song to do as George was also a very good friend of Alan's.

[@ryansheehan9462]

One of the most emotional live performances of any song ever. This performance gave me a whole new respect for Patty Loveless, the way she stepped up vocally when Vince fell apart in the second chorus and then went over to comfort him while he tried to pull himself together, which he did beautifully (I’m sure you already know, Neal, but the original song did not have a guitar solo. Vince added that to give himself time to compose himself so he could sing again). Vince, Patty, and George were all very close.

[@MommaBird52]

George absolutely loved his Sweet Pea and the feeling was reciprocated. Garth was the first to stand in support of his friend. Patty carried Vince through. The guitar solo usually isn't that long but he had to compose himself!

[@mr.alaska2232]

I hate Garth Brooks politics but I love his music

[@shirleybuffington6420]

When he said I don’t believe they make those shoes any more he was talking about George Jones song who’s going to fill their shoes

[@kenyonsgirl415]

Which he should also react to!

[@terrybaby4vr]

Thank you Neal for doing this version of Go Rest On That Mountain. Vince and Patty both grew up on George Jones music and he was an idol in their youth. Patty’s first top 10 hit in 1988, “If My Heart Had Windows” was a #2 hit for George in 1967. Vince and Patty are very close friends for over 35 years and sang on each other’s first big hits. Vince sung background on Patty’s 1st #1 hit “Timber I’m Falling In Love”, and Patty returned the favor for Vince singing that unforgettable harmony on “When I Call Your Name” and “Pocket Full of Gold. Patty is such a classy, compassionate lady and it showed when she went over to Vince and comforted him when they were hurting over the loss of George.

[@lnetscoutnshelby5691]

Patty has on of the most angelic voices in all of music. Her carrying Vince through = total class act.

[@zacsmidget]

Hard to imagine how she kept from weeping herself. Patty's a force of nature.

[@garygoodman4342]

If a guitar could cry, there would be teardrops pouring from that one

[@judyjones1044]

Amen! Vince can make it weep

[@brittaniedavis5666]

For real though!

[@crankyyankee7290]

I, have read that he started writing that song after the death of another friend, put it aside, then finished it after the death of his brother, making that performance triple difficult. Vince is known to be a very good, decent, and very genuine person, as is Patty.

[@fancypants7706]

Keith Whitley's death rocked the country music community, including his friend Vince Gill. Gill began writing "Go Rest High on That Mountain" after Whitley's death and finished the tune four years later, when Gill's brother passed away from a heart attack. 💔

[@_griffin82_46]

Patty Lovelace was the ultimate duet partner in this amazing performance. She helped him out when needed but let him do his thing. Love them both.

[@cindyphifer970]

Watched the funeral on tv and cried my eyes out during this performance. Loved George, R.I.P . Love Vince and Patty

[@marthabohley9099]

I watched the live broadcast of George's funeral. George Jones has a very special place in my heart. He's my dad's favorite artist. My dad and I saw him in concert for my 21st bday. Vince and Patty spoke about how close they were to George and Nancy right before this that makes it even more heart wrenching. Love this song and your reaction 💜

[@deborahlewis656]

Thank you so much for this video( the possum( george) took vince under his wing long ago, and patty has been awesome and friends with vince since 80s and 90s😪😘

[@joshuawalling12]

Every time I hear this song, i bawl like a baby. It’s such a beautiful song

[@shadsullivan7817]

May God bless you my brother. Your reaction shows respect to the fallen, and our Lord God above. Thanks!!

[@whatiwasgoingtosay]

Vince is amazing for being able to pull himself together enough to finish strong over 8 or 16 bars, while improvising a beautiful guitar solo.

[@zacsmidget]

Vince wrote the song for his brother. It's a gift to all who grieve.

[@kszatmary]

Have not previously seen this performance described as a gift, but the choice of words is more than apt. As one who has had his life's share of grief, I accept that gift. Thanks for framing it as such.

[@donmaher6992]

When Vince Gill was first starting out in country music George Jones took him under his wing and helped him make a career out of it they were the closest of friends for the rest of George Jones life

[@garrymoore2161]

I was so impressed with his cousin, Patty Loveless. She was there to harmonize with him. But she stepped up form harmony to lead when he faltered. You know she was feeling the pain too

[@donaldhayes5619]

Patty was awesome. Women should be more appreciated for their strength

[@shirleybuffington6420]

He wrote this song in honor of his brother after he passed away

[@wofojp61]

Also got Keith Whitley hence the No stranger to the rain line.

[@dsusan17]

Thank you for doing this. You always give respect.

[@christinedreams8099]

First reaction I’ve seen of yours. Love your passion. Love Vince, too! Emotional tribute.

[@l.l4456]

Awesome reaction! I would really be interested in your opinion of Patty Loveless singing You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive (live version is the best). This one made me a subscriber. You have a kind spirit.

[@jacoba1732]

“George Strait” , don’t go wishing that bad ju ju on The King now lol

[@BrittanyHolcomb1]

My dad says "sometimes you love someone so much, it just comes out of your eyes."1

[@dortheyc5276]

And now I'm ugly crying.

[@garrymoore2161]

That remarkable guitar solo was not planned. He put it in to give himself time to recover.

[@jacoba1732]

Thank you, again! You’re my go to reaction guy

[@camillawickham1494]

He wrote this song for his brother who passed away‼😢🙏😭

[@michellejackson6679]

Vince wrote this song about his brother.

[@myballzyurchin]

He wrote this song for his brother.

[@Gutslinger]

I like the upload that includes a funny story Vince told about George before the song. He also mentioned Charlie Daniel's, who was in attendance. Which is interesting for me to think about, because I later watched the livestream of Charlie Daniels' memorial, where Vince also sung this song for him. So Charlie, in a strange way, got to see Vince giving a performance that he would also give to his own memorial.

[@dortheyc5276]

Goerge Jones and Vince Gill were close friends. Goerge Jones was a mentor to Vince when he was first starting out in country music. Goerge's nickname for Vince was Sweet Pea.

[@donnawright9246]

This song was written for his brother

[@PatiAnn]

That specific one .. at Ol' George's end of Life Celebration was top on my list

[@Gutslinger]

Charlie Daniels gave an awesome eulogy at George Jones' memorial.

[@joycemcgovern4167]

He wrote that song for his brother

[@deborahlewis656]

I'm a patreon, but wanna tier up( still tryna to figure out)☺️, been with you almost 2 years..love you so much( dont change, stay humble, and honest)😘😘

[@dreamteamneal]

Thank you so much and definitely will!

[@joycemcgovern4167]

Both of them was closed to George Jones

[@susanmosley6288]

George was possum and Vince Gill was sweet pea.

[@bullhead520]

Did you know he started writing that song when his brother had passed away

[@lindariley8178]

He wrote it for his brother

[@kathylivedinthe80s14]

Can you react to scars in heaven by casting crowns

[@lnetscoutnshelby5691]

Totally lost it when Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood stood.

[@donnawright9246]

And his brother..

[@alesiaking5578]

Vince Gill’s brother just committed suicide and Vince is having a difficult time singing this song because of that