FIRST TIME REACTING TO | Vince Gill and Patty Loveless singing "Go Rest High On That Mountain"

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[@whatiwasgoingtosay]

He said in a podcast that it was hearing Patty sing that broke him up. Then he had to play the guitar solo to get himself together. They've been singing together for years and the blend of their voices is something special. And they were both close with George Jones. Jones' nickname for Vince was Sweet Pea, if that tells you anything about his personality. Also, Vince wrote this song about his brother, after he passed. So, there was a lot of emotion rushing at him in this moment.

[@kevinchalk9481]

Vince started writing this song after the death of his good friend Keith Whitley, a fellow singer. He didn't finish it until a few years later when his own brother suddenly died of a heart attack. It's a dedication to both of them, which is why he gets so emotional when he sings it. It's one of the most played songs at funerals today.

[@phogandivephogandive3885]

A couple other songs that were written by artists whose siblings passed are George Strait - Baby Blue (for his teenaged daughter who died in an auto accident) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn_WfYl5rKqZo9E Another is Joey Feek of Joey and Rory doing See You There, about her brother that died. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmnCk6p_ndOmfdE

[@Gutslinger]

It was a heart attack?. I remember seeing some claiming it was suicide.

[@dwaynecampbell3394]

Keith Whitley is one of the greatest country voices ever.

[@icspots2351]

@@Gutslinger Google says heart attack for brother Bob, and alcohol poisoning for Keith W.

[@davidwillems100]

​@@Gutslinger I believe it was alcohol poisoning.

[@BrittanyHolcomb1]

Party's ability to fill in without taking over was amazing. Ive always admired Patty Loveless.

[@BrittanyHolcomb1]

Also note how she moved in to share a mic with him during the instrumental break to support him.

[@daleb1279]

The instrumental guitar solo wasn't planned, it was Vince's way of trying to get ahold of himself again and the band just kept playing along. Patty is worthy of her own set of reactions, one of the greats. Her song You'll Never Leave Harlan alive is amazing, Chris Stapleton actually called her up after she's virtually retired and asked her to sing with him in a charity concert and she answered that call, they are both Kentucky natives and they sang it together. Also, keep the Kleenex handy but her song How Can I Help You Say Goodbye is worth the reaction too. Patty has sang harmony and backup for Vince many times even though she is a star in her own right, including it is her vocals on his song When I Call Your Name.

[@jshizzle6866]

Man I’m always brought to tears almost every time I hear this song. Kudos to Patty for being there for him.

[@LawnMower-hu9pw]

Vince Gill wrote this song for his brother that passed away now he's singing it for George Jones this is a double whammy

[@markoehler2752]

Patty Loveless is one of the most incredibly talented singers on planet earth. She’s incredible. And anyone who doesn’t have a great deal of respect for her after watching that performance wasn’t paying attention. One of the most heartfelt & emotional things I’ve ever seen, it gives me chills every time, & I’ve seen it many times. Check out Patty’s LIVE version of “you’ll never leave Harlan alive” you won’t be disappointed.

[@mcneilno]

Not a country fan especially but I own every one of her albums.

[@llorona7847]

Patty Loveless is such a wonderful vocalist. Please give her a listen, you won’t regret it.

[@AlbertHuebsch]

I agree Patty Loveless is an amazing talent you should really react to.

[@charlenegodbee1202]

Patty is truly the wind beneath Vince's wings.

[@cherylcrichfield4719]

He is a high tenor. His songwriting is unreal. He loved George Jones and his heart was broken! Listen to the video at the Ryman. Notice how Garth stood up for support. He is a amazing guitar player as well as multiple other instruments. Go rest high!

[@todddixon6347]

Listen to this song in the official version. It is still soul stirring but you will make it through without crying, unless you think of someone you have lost

[@toniturk5556]

I can't make it through this song 😢 either versions

[@gildahattabaugh4342]

You have to watch the original!

[@guillermoguerrero1951]

You should watch the completed work

[@rhondadonald7315]

You’ll be blessed even more by the original

[@karenschoon4222]

I played the original version of this song in 2015 when my husband passed away. Vince wrote this song when his brother passed away and people are still using it today it brings comfort for the ones who have lost someone. GOD BLESS YOU AND EVERYONE🙏🙏🙏😇😇😇❤️❤️❤️

[@curtisduncanmusic7645]

One of the most moving moments in this performance is when the audience, led by Garth Brooks and knowing that Vince was losing it, simply stood to honor Jones' life and the emotion of that day.

[@Suiteness73]

Patty Loveless is one of the most amazing singers in the world, regardless of genre. Her voice is so clear and beautiful, it can make your heart break. You should listen to "You'll Never Leave Harland Alive", "Here I Am", and "How Can I Help You To Say Goodbye".

[@erinhopkins5956]

She's married to a friend of my dad. Emory Gordy. Google him...he's done SO much stuff. Mr. Gordy was at my father's last birthday celebration. He and Patty both have amazing talent!

[@kendallcarstens9194]

Alan Jackson also sang at George's funeral, George's "He stopped loving her today." Geeorge's family completely broke down as Alan sang it.

[@shaneadawn3062]

Yes one of the great performances with Alan Jackson

[@ourcatthefatness]

That was definitely a great performance from another real country great.

[@patsyfraiser2384]

Vince wrote this song after his younger brother died . I cry cry ever time I hear it. Thanks Patty for covering for Vince. I love a man that can show his emotions.

[@patsyfraiser2384]

Vince wrote this song after his younger brother died . I cry cry ever time I hear it. Thanks Patty for covering for Vince. I love a man that can show his emotions.

[@jeffreycarpenter9817]

He started writing this when his friend Keith Whitley passed away. Shelved it for several years and finished it after his brother passed away 9:08

[@jackiesloan8547]

It’s being sung at the Great George Jones funeral. One of the best country music singers ever. George gave him the nickname SweetPea and it’s stuck with him for years.

[@sherrynorth1293]

My mom loved Vince and this song . We played this at her funeral and every time I hear this song I cry .

[@jeannecrook7663]

As far as I'm concerned, this is one of the best songs Vince ever wrote as well as the most beautiful every imagined!!!🔥🔥🔥

[@markmyers6472]

That guitar solo gave him a chance to regain his composure and he came back strong… that is an inspirational recovery and testimony to his art and fortitude!!!

[@user-yp3nf6un3e]

I've been a country music lover my whole 52 years. I appreciate the way you understand and break this down.

[@thewindle]

When my dad first heard this song on the radio, he told my mom that he wanted this song sung at his funeral and 8 years ago a family friend learned and sung it at his funeral. Love this song. Great reaction. Still makes me cry

[@LokiWinchester92]

I've heard this song at to many funerals. It gets me every time.

[@lindametcalf7686]

He did alot of duets. Every song went #1. His voice is Gold.

[@Ancient_Drummer]

Song makes me tear up every time I hear it, was played at my mother's funeral and brings back those memories. It is an amazing song that is so emotional and feels like pure Gospel touched by God.

[@samf.6298]

Knowing Vince wrote this song for his brother, then hearing hearing him singing it for a dear friend and country legend!! I wouldn't make it through half of what he did. One of the reasons I absolutely love your channel is the fact that you feel music! Music is a language. Sometimes it gets us moving, sometimes it tells a story. With this particular song, it's saying goodbye to someone near and dear to the heart. How can you possibly sing those words?! Every time I hear it, it crushes my heart. Vince Gill has such a beautiful, distinct voice. It never gets old!

[@clasmaster1471]

My mom loved this song. We played it at her funeral. Rest in peace Mom.

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

Vince is an anomaly, incredible singer and an even more amazing guitar player

[@mrspaulb3889]

And he’s a really good person. Music is a cutthroat business, even in Nashville, so the fact that he has such a good reputation among other artists says a whole lot about him.

[@tisgazz]

Patty Loveless is an amazing singer, check out "You'll never leave Harlan alive", live concert version. It's a great bluegrass song

[@59jalex]

I'm a Brit, but I really feel the emotion of her portrayal. I feel that her live performance of the song is incredible. When she actually explained her attachment to the song.

[@greeneyelove2003]

This song always gets me. It was released in August of 1995. My favorite uncle (my dad's brother) died in a car accident a few months earlier, in May of 1995. When this song came over, I had to pull into a gas station parking lot because I was crying so hard; it just hit me in that moment and all these years later, it still does. In this performance, to honor George Jones, you can tell how much George meant to him, to all of them and how he influenced their music. As for Patty, oh let me tell you, she has a long playlist that will blow you away. "How Can I Help You Say Goodbye" "Blame It On Your Hear" "You Don’t Even Know Who I Am" (I would say this is my favorite by her and it's one of those songs that so many people can relate to) "Timber I’m Falling In Love" Those are just a few suggestions, I'm sure others will have more, but she has a remarkable voice.

[@neildonley9626]

Maybe not the best example, but Vince does have a bit of that "high lonesome sound" that is big in the bluegrass world. A top notch guitars player too.

[@ontxtteredwxngs]

That song is amazing

[@williambruce7980]

Beautiful Britt, he wrote that song for his Brother who passed too soon. Emotions will hit you at any time when you think of personal loss. I feel it often, and it's a testament to how we love, and who we love. I wouldn't change a minute of the remembrance. I hate to lose, but we don't own this life, we rent. Love you Britt.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

I always love hearing Vince play guitar. There are certain people that can really make the guitar sound like it is actually speaking ❤ What a trooper Patty is I have no idea how she held it together.

[@krisleimes]

I had the privilege of seeing Vince in concert and his voice is so amazing. when he sung this song, I'm not sure there was a dry eye in the house. it was so moving and so pure. It is a deeply personal song for him as others have said. and I think he feels it everytime he sings it .

[@ronstoner1823]

I've been lucky enough to see both Patty Loveless and Reba McEntire in concert. They're both icons in the country music genre. Vince is absolutely awesome as well. From what I have gathered, Vince wrote this song as a tribute to his brother that died.

[@colinshard8665]

true, he started writing it when his good friend Keith Whitley died and finished it after he lost brother

[@christypriest30]

I’ve always loved Vince and this just shows how much of a man he is! George was a legend in country music and paved the way for younger artists like Vince. I applaud Vince because most men would be embarrassed by their emotions and try to get away but Vince didn’t even think about apologizing for his tears and just kept trying to power through it. I appreciate that Patty did a great job of letting him know she had his back. He could have easily told her to just take it over so he could not let people see how he was feeling!

[@SigRho1429]

Patty Loveless is country music royalty. Check out her cover of the song “You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive”. She did also a duet of the song with Chris Stapleton, both are excellent.

[@NativeTexan-fm5dy]

This performance was at George Jones's funeral. Vince and George were close friends and it's why he was so choked up singing this time. You can google the original recording/video made in the 90's. Very moving.

[@fnicolosi922]

I was looking for this comment because the opening intro explains his love for George!!!!

[@Dano_in_Texas]

I'm a 58 year old, seldom emotional man. But it's impossible for me to listen to this song, even the studio recording, without breaking down in tears. Vince wrote this song when his brother passed. So this performance had sort of a double whammy on his heart.

[@alpelkey]

This man is considered by most country experts as the greatest voice ever in country music. Absolutely beautiful voice.

[@matthewdooley7855]

This is so good, even the angel choir felt the need to do extra rehearsals after this. Catch Patty doing "Pretty Polly" she's holds a note in that song that's just incredible. Also a good intro to bluegrass. "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" is also amazing. Vince started writing this song after the death of musician Keith Whitley, and finished it after the death of his own brother. That's a ton of emotional weight to carry. He's making some beautiful sounds come out of a basic guitar here.

[@mikejenkins1972]

It's hard to sing at funerals anyway... But Vince and George were really good friends... So it's even harder to do. Check out their duet "Love Buck". :) I know this video for about 10 years now... still brings tears to my eyes...

[@warrenburlingame1172]

I'm not sure if Vince could have finished this without Patty

[@RobertRRay]

this is the most soulful guitar playing I've ever heard...bar none...

[@EOJ12989]

Patty Loveless, " You don't even know who I am" will let you understand the depth of her vocals.

[@mbuckner4994]

I’ve been anxiously awaiting your review of this song. Great job! There is a longer version with them speaking before singing. They both tell stories about how George influenced their careers, which so many others say will as well. Not sure if you noticed but Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood and Jamie Johnson and many others stood out of respect when Vince started struggling.

[@reginagosdin3176]

I love Vince Gill and have for 45yrs He was playing bluegrass music with a bluegrass band. I was young,. He was a teenager.

[@judyjones1044]

We played this song when we soread my Dad's ashes over his favorite mountain. This is my favorite version of this song because of their voices and the love you hear

[@HollerMa71]

We played this song at my mom's funeral. It is one of the most beautifully written songs ever IMO.

[@johneaglemusic]

This is from the George Jones funeral…Vince was heartbroken. Listen the studio version with Ricky Skaggs too 😉 Vince and Patty are perfect together…try “When I Call Your Name” or “you’re my kind of woman, you’re my kind of man” 😊😊

[@lprice804]

Whoof. Always have loved this bittersweet song. It has always affected me. This brought tears to my old eyes.

[@Gutslinger]

I like the upload where they include his speech/story about George. He told a funny story about George involving Ravioli.. Also, George would call Vince Gill "Sweet Pea". Charlie Daniel's gave an awesome eulogy that's worth a listen. He also performed. Ironically, I watched a live stream where Vince performed this at Charlie Daniel's funeral a few years ago.. So in a strange way, it's like Charlie got to hear a song performed at his own funeral when he attended this funeral.

[@LoboBren1]

Music is emotions and it makes you feel something. It doesn’t have to be perfect or a top 10 song to do that. This is a video that clearly affected the singers and the listeners. Thank you for doing a reaction on it.

[@lonniekramlich6241]

I played this song at my Mom's funeral..........very emotional to me !! And Patty is a great singer ! 🤔😉 Try, " You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive. " 😏❤️🎙😎🤘

[@KarlaElaine100]

Vince wrote this song for his own brother when he passed. He was singing at George Jones funeral here and couldn’t hold it together. Vince and Patty have some of the best harmonies in country music.

[@user-vl4fx5wf1q]

I'm loving your reactions and comments to Vince Gill and Patty Loveless singing ( Go Rest High on That Mountain)!!😢😢❤❤

[@seanellio]

This was done at the funeral of George Jones, who was a huge legend, and mentor to Vince. But he wrote this song a a tribute to Keith Whitley who died in the late 80's, and to his brother, what had also passed.

[@csutton161]

DANG it, I am crying along with vince..The pain of loosing someone you love is so evident in his voice, and God Bless Patty for being a rock for Vince, she is one of the best voices not only in country, but greatest voice period.

[@williamlinington9166]

Vince Gill had a real love and respect for the performers from the Golden age of country music. He is such a class act and humble person. I just recently found your channel. Keep up the great job you are doing.

[@fiveft12]

One of my favorites by Patty is her live version of You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive. Either by herself or with Chris Stapleton. I needed the lyrics for part of the song, but you’ll get it and enjoy it even without the lyrics.

[@ryanvocell5472]

The respect you have for music is unmatched, some people talk through important parts and they miss the point but you soak everything in. I cant tell you how much its appreciated 💙

[@AaronQuickDesign]

There's a few songs that I cannot sing without tearing up and this is one of them

[@js3599]

His line in the first verse "You Were No Stranger to the Rain" is reference to a Keith Whitley song, "I'm No Stranger to the Rain", who passed away in 1989... Vince started writing this song for him, but could not bring himself to finish it until a few years, after Vince's own brother passed away as well.. . I highly recommend checking out Keith Whitley (Pronounced WIT-LEE, not WHITE-LEE)... "I'm No Stranger to the Rain"... His voice was unforgettable, and still resonates to this day...

[@TerrySheff]

Amen to that!! Keith Whitley is one of the all time greats. Miami, My Amy; Homecoming’63; When You Say Nothing At All; Tell Lorrie I Love Her… Just fantastic stuff.

[@bambamnj]

Britt!! Britt!! Britt!! Nice one. George Jones was HUGE back in the day and he took a lot of young artists under his wings and helped them get into Country Music. Vince Gill of course being one of them. Vince Gill is one of the most amazing guitar players out there.

[@wes3527]

This song at any funeral is heartbreaking. This song was played at my fathers funeral and I held the tears until I heard this song and couldn't hold them back anymore. I will always think of my father when I hear this song My dad watched the Grand Ole Opry frequently and was a big fan of Vince Gill and Marty Stuart

[@danger5272]

George Jones atoned for the sins of his early years. Along with his enormous talent, this endeared him to millions of folks and many fellow musicians. He showed great humility and humanity. I know that you saw these qualities in him in several of your prior reactions. I took my 2 daughters to one of his shows in the mid-eighties. What a talent! after his redemption, he used to open his shows with a tune called "No Show Jones". He was able to poke fun at himself and it was a hilariously good song. There a couple of live versions of the song on youtube. I know you would enjoy it. He was truly one of a kind....thanks for your part in keeping his memory alive! 🥰

[@simonsayla6267]

This makes me tear up every time. George was a very awesome, humble and troubled person. R.I.P. George. I promise you I miss the hell out of you. I know you are up there singing and I would bet it all that my Pawpaw is in the front row singing along with you.

[@bella-xp7qd]

Bob Coen was involved in a fatal car wreck in 1968 when he was 22 years old. At the time, Vince Gill was just 11 years of age. The wreck caused Bob to go into a coma for 3 months. When he woke up from the coma his brain was damaged beyond medical repair. The damage to his brain led to him exiling himself from friends and family till his eventual death in 1993.

[@davesivonen9020]

Wow. I love your reactions. You can relate to people. I never heard this song until standing next to my brother, he started singing this song at our mothers funeral as they lowered her down. I didn't know he was going to do it.

[@strider8933]

This tribute was for his best friend and idol in the music business. Written for his brother and just broke him during this performance.

[@kathylivedinthe80s14]

He opened for George Strait on George’s farewell tour and that concert was absolutely amazing Vince’s voice is incredible

[@1980bwc]

This song was played at both of my grandparent's funeral's. I saw them every single day of my life, from my birth in 1980, until they both passed away. They basically raised me, because both my parents worked, and they lived about 20 yards from us. He passed in 1998, when I had just turned 18, and she only made it to 1999, without him. This was the favorite song of both of them. She wanted it played at his funeral, and she wanted it played at her's. So that is exactly what they both got. They are the reason I love Classic Country music, and I am extremely thankful for them letting me hear it, all throughout my childhood. It took me years after their death's, before I could listen to this song again. As soon as I would hear that intro of Vince's guitar come on the radio, I had to turn it off. Because it brought up the pain of losing them all over again. Every single time. There were many times over those years, when someone would turn it on, and I instantly had to leave. It was that hard. Its only been in the last 5 years or so, that Ive been able to enjoy it again. It was at that point, when this song went from remindinding me of the pain I felt, when they both died, to it reminding me of the love I felt, when they both lived. So this will always be a very special song to me. Great reaction Britt. Also, Patty Lovelace, is one of the greatest Country and Bluegrass vocalists to ever live. Alot of times, you hear that musical talent, is in a persons DNA, and alot of us who sing, had family who sang. Patty and Loretta Lynn, were cousins. So I'd say that's a pretty good argument, in support of that theory being true!

[@hoggtube1]

I can imagine this would be an absolutely difficult song to sing for a friend at a funeral.. Especially "the Possum"

[@nyracer23]

Brings me to tears every time I hear this. Great reaction!

[@tonyalewis9053]

Listen to the live version of Patty singing “You’ll Never Leave Harlen Alive”. I was lucky enough to hear Patty sing a cappella at an amphitheater. Chills over that voice!

[@kellahella5286]

This was performed in front of the whole country music industry. Everyone who’s anyone was in that audience.

[@montymetcalfe1982]

You have to listen to Patty, she is the best, my favorite female country vocalist, saw her live several times and she killed it. You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive is a great start

[@LISAGSTONE3]

I cry cry cry every time I see this video... And also knowing that he wrote this song about and after his brother's passing just breaks my Heart

[@grandmaterilee]

Good morning, beautiful, precious Britt. I've seen this so many times that I knew when I pushed play at 6 a.m. I would be starting my morning crying. Now if I can get the red out before I go to church I'll be good. Britt, Vince is married to the incredible Christian singer Amy Grant. She does secular and non-secular music and has the voice of an angel. If ever her name starts popping up in your request I think you'll enjoy her. Thank you for a lovely reaction and you, too, go have the kind of day you deserve, a truly Blessed one. 💐

[@richardstoddard9111]

Played this at my mother's funeral 16 years ago. Still gets to me.

[@itsallgood4093]

I swear I cry every time I see this. 😭. And welcome to Patty Loveless. Vince was great friends with George, who gave Vince the nickname "Sweet Pea".

[@dorothystorry1733]

Patti certainly helping him along with this song since he is so emotional. He did write this originally for the passing of Vince’s brother….

[@lonestarbrigade5959]

You need to hear more of Vince; he is in the "Panty Dropper Club", and a Hall of Famer". He got very emotional during this performance because it was for the George Jones Memorial concert after his death. Vince & George were good friends. You need to hear him sing "When I Call Your Name", "Make Sure We Kiss Before We Say Goodbye", "What The Cowgirls Do", "Pocket Full of Gold", "Whenever You Come Around" and so many more. 'Whenever You Come Around" was written for his now wife the great Amy Grant. When he wrote the song it was before they really started dating; he played it for her; she did not know it was about her. She told him after he finished the song; "whoever that song is about is a lucky woman". The song was about her; that tells you everything.

[@kathyembley455]

One of the best guitarists in country music.

[@Josh31287]

I remember watching this on live TV.....i cried so much. George was like a father to Vince

[@tomlivesay8407]

Tears. Every time I hear this song. Tears.

[@artfisk3]

this was played at my dad's funeral . vince is a legend !

[@suzeq2u]

Britt your review itself was touching. Thank you for your view on this, in my opinion it was spot on. My first time watching was the actual televised service. My husband and I had our first date (after a breakup) to a George Jones concert. We’ve been married 32 years since that time. ❤️

[@user-yp3nf6un3e]

I watched this, when it first aired. I cried then, and i still tear up, every time I watch it.

[@JerryGDawg56]

The first time I saw this video I was crying up a storm. And just FYI, you should check out Patty Loveless; she’s one of the greatest artists country music has ever had. Also, just another FYI, Vince originally wrote this song when his brother passed away.

[@MizCriz46]

You must, must hear Patti sing You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive.

[@larrywaters6127]

Vince Gill has been aprt of a group nemed cream and the egles. He is currently touring with the Eagles again. His Guitar playing has been on many albums. His legacy is enormously amazinng. And his solo country career is special as well.

[@quinjesuis9187]

Beautiful ❤️‍🔥 truly beautiful 🙏

[@johnnyshell2839]

Vince Gill is a phenomenal singer. If you want to hear it better check out " I still believe in you" great song

[@kimberlygrimm7007]

Patty Loveless was born Pikeville, Ky. She was raised Baptist (So incredible that you picked up on her Babtist faith by the way she sings),! She is cousins to Loretta Lynn and Crystal Gayle (whom are sisters) My Mom is distant cousins to Loretta Lynn through my Poppaw's side of the family! I was borned and raised in Pike Co, Ky. George Jones was my Daddy's hero! Great reaction sweetheart!

[@user-sw8qd2vw5v]

I appreciate the insightful reactions you share in your postings. Vince Gill is the product of generations of Appalachian musicians and typifies the “high, lonesome sound” of vocalists that perform at the upper registers of the vocal range. Check out the Carter family or the Monroe brothers for a sample of that mountain style. Great job.

[@kimberleyjohnson6120]

Patty is awesome. she is soooo worth your time to check her out.

[@MichaelThomas-or3od]

Ms Brit, if you’re not aware yet, Vince wrote this song in honor of his brother who had troubles and past away. I’m sure each time he sings it, his brother is on his mind. Love your Elvis videos!

[@redtick79]

Great reaction, you captured the emotion in this performance.....Great Job!

[@yaimavol]

The real Britt came out in this reaction. This woman is the real deal. A genuine beautiful and empathatic person.

[@zmadscientist]

Im so glad you reacted to this! Vince and Alison Kraus and Ricky Scaggs sang it at the Met and it was good to have those talented artists back him up there too - although he was not as emotionally challenged for that one - aweome performances. I've been suggesting my favorite reactors to tackle this one for some time - thank you!