REACTION! DWIGHT YOAKAM Readin Rightin Rt 23 FIRST TIME HEARING

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[@ryandonovan5205]

The 3 Rs Reading, Ritin, Rithmatic u have heard that. The 3 Rs from people from Kentucky were Reading Ritin Route 23. Route 23 took poor people from Kentucky to factories in Cleveland and Detroit. But when 'hillbillies' got there people weren't very good to them. That's what that song is about

[@ramonacabral3586]

Thank you playing his song he's phenomenal check his intentional heartache song

[@tylergavin9341]

True Story About Him Growing up and Traveling Every weekend to Go home Back to see His Family

[@pageribe2399]

This is one of my favorites. Really early in his career.

[@whatever_it_takes6691]

Dwight Yoakam has talked about Route 23 in some of his interviews. He was born in Kentucky but there simply were not many economic opportunities in the area so his parents had to move to Ohio. Route 23 was the highway he took for years to visit the rest of his family in Kentucky. Whenever he sings this song in Kentucky he always receives a huge applause because they understand the genuineness and real life implications of the lyrics.

[@chrisofeasttennessee780]

Must listen to "If There Was a Way", "Back of Your Hand", "Home For Sale", & "Two Doors Down". You won't be disappointed.

[@carlprince2866]

Thinking of you guys . Just saw this morning where yall were still out of power . Guess we were lucky we lost internet for the day on thursday but not power.Yall must be somewhere in Lee county . I lived in lehigh acres for 10 years still love it there but Grand kids are in Osceola so so is Papa. Hoping power is on soon take care

[@jjkcharlie]

The Flying Burrito Brothers - Hot Burrito #1. Its one of my favorite Gram Parsons song.

[@11-75DefenseTraining]

It took them to the city and to a culture that was vastly different from what they’d left behind. They went from a culture of land, agrarianism and individual freedom to a culture of factory jobs, industrialization, collectivism and urban sprawl.

[@f150bft]

Pronounced "R-out" 23 as you heard Dwight sing it. Great song.

[@andyscalf8340]

He is from Pikeville Kentucky

[@michaelmitchell2313]

live in kentucky work in the mines 30 years under ground

[@maryrose883]

Please review Dwight Yoakam music video “liar”It’s awesome.

[@lefty3141591]

Dwight has many great songs. I hope you look to cover some of his others. Two mention a couple of my favorites: "Honky Tonk Man" "Fast As You" "Waterfall" Great reaction.

[@randall-king]

This was never a single, though I always thought the song was pretty good. You might want to check out some of his hits from this era like "Little Sister", "It Only Hurts When I Cry", or "Little Ways".

[@carlprince2866]

eastern Ky is very poor and everyone heads to Ohio columbus mostly to get jobs not in the coal mines and detroit to the factory jobs

[@joeponder2721]

Ohio