Johnny Horton -- Whispering Pines [REACTION/RATING]

Some songs you just have to experience for yourself, and if you have headphones and patience, you'll be on a journey into your own life and soul. This is that.
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[@StevenEverett7]

The world lost a fantastic artist when Johnny died. Any time you have Johnny on your channel I'll certainly be by! Cheers, Steve

[@debbiefujioka]

You are so right, such a great singer

[@dennisking7872]

Johnny Horton knew how to sing a ballad......the Mansion You Stole, All For the Love of a Girl, and Whispering Pines. A true master of his craft.

[@craigholt3485]

The Mansion You Stole is brutal

[@juliadavis3607]

Johnny Horton was an legend and icon. He was all country. Wished he had lived Long enough so everyone could adore His songs and the sweet mellow voice He had. Not on records but in a concert. Music now days is not country. JOHNNY HORTON WAS ALL COUNTRY.

[@danieldonovan6244]

Johnny is my all time fave. So many great story telling songs about events in AMERICAN history.

[@micheledash7269]

My parents played this album in the 60s when I was growing up. I couldn’t believe how beautiful this song was.

[@ivanadams3809]

If I could sing like any one person it would be Johnny Horton👍🏻

[@garyparis6592]

That whole album is filled with masrerpieces.

[@k1ng718]

Johnny Horton was one of the staples in my grandparents house.

[@TerryHarrisontbh]

Johnny could convey such emotion in his music when he wanted to.

[@theyrekrnations8990]

I grew up as a youth with the British invasion, and they were very talented. How ever, John Horton was four years gone by, by this time so I never heard of him . In the last few years I came across the song North to Alaska and then Y.T. recommended other songs by Mr. Horton, Bismark, some rocka billy stuff and military tinged stuff. historical,I forget now what they call them, Comanche, one of my favorites as well and this song and others so I did a deep dive.. This song is one of my favorites . Not only because of Johnny's talented soulful singing, but also the era in which he represents. He brings me back to a time in America when America had soul

[@jacobhamilton4924]

Johnny Horton one of my favourites, react to “When it’s Springtime in Alaska” by Johnny please it’s my favourite song of his

[@beegee1960]

I don’t think Johnny Horton ever recorded a bad song. You can pick any song he sings and you will be amazed by it. My personal favorites are The Battle of New Orleans and Sink the Bismark. He sings a great variety of subjects. Lost love, historical, humorous, adventure , just everything.

[@caiden-_-]

I wasn't a fan of I'm all grown up

[@lefty3141591]

What amazes me about Johnny Horton is the range of his songs from this to the ones I think of as more famous. Battle of New Orleans, North to Alaska, and Sink the Bismark. Thanks for sharing your reaction.

[@diannthomas5653]

My favorite song of Johnny’s. I love all his history lesson songs, but my other favorites are . All for The Love Of A Girl and his The Mansion You Stole. Nobody does a heartbreak ballad better than Johnny Horton!

[@juliadavis3607]

I remembered all Johnny Hortons 🎵 song I always listen to him on the radio. I loved his voice he could sing any song And it was so wonderful, soft and tender.

[@gunsmoke7193]

Comanche was always my favorite Johnny Horton song

[@brendaisajiw3417]

Broke my heart everytime I heard him sing it. I love animals!

[@jennifursun3303]

one of my late brothers loved that one too

[@trucknlifewithladybelle5557]

My mother used to sing this song to her horse rebel star we grew up singing this song to him under stressful situations parades shows water jumps I know it’s sad but he loved it and it always calmed him downWe her girls also sang it to our horses for some reason it always worked like a dream

[@taun856]

I've always really liked this song. He had such a great voice. Gone entirely too soon. I'm not much of a country fan (though I enjoy the "Western" side of it) but His Greatest Hits album has been in my playlist collection for many years.

[@tupelohoney622]

My daddy had a rich baritone voice and sang this song often, but I've never heard the original! I always thought it was so sad. I asked him once why he sang it and he said to remind me how lucky I am. Thanks for trip down memory lane.

[@RockN2Country]

@Tupelo Honey I’m glad it took you to a nice place-always creates an additional spark of life. :-)

[@trucknlifewithladybelle5557]

My mother used to sing this song to her horse to make him calm down under stressful situations (parades shows and trail rods water jumps..So needless to say her girls including myself used to sing this so our horses she love this song I sure do miss my mom but she’s probably having coffee with Johnny every now and again LOL

[@debbiegillette4734]

Pure artistry considering the lack of fancy music recording equipment back when he was singing these songs. Beautiful and heartfelt song.

[@barrikadzamyshlyaev5121]

You should listen to The Mansion you Stole by Johnny Horton.

[@violagreene4643]

Johnny gets a lot of attention for his novelty songs and historical songs, but he could definitely pull at your heartstrings, too.

[@rubroken]

I was a kid for most of his songs, battle of New Orleans, north to Alaska, and..... I never heard this song before.......what a voice, what a singer!!!!!

[@jayhank5838]

You are fast becoming my favorite reactor. You are playing songs I grew up with. I can still hear this one playing on the radio in the canyons of my mind. When my first girl told me good-bye forever (puppy love) I played this song on my record player all day long from about 7 in the morning to 7 that night. Then I walked away and knew it was over and time to move on. I really loved Johnny Horton who was a very close friend of Johnny Cash.

[@that1mamalady]

This is my all time favorite songs by Johnny Horton.

[@frankscarborough1428]

He had such an amazing voice gone to soon. Never heard this one before

[@debbiefujioka]

Your so welcome glad you enjoyed the song. I have loved this song since I was a kid. Thank you.

[@irishhillbilly6817]

I hadn't heard this before and I love it! Thanks for requesting, Debbie. I think we all can relate to that pain. Thanks for posting, Captain. Love y'all! Stay safe~stay kind~stay humble.

[@C-gull24]

Always enjoy Johnny Horton

[@alwayscrazy1]

Wow... I didn't think you ever gave 10s and this is the third one in just a couple of weeks... my viewing anyway maybe not "real time" lol .... but glad to see it and couldn't agree more!

[@cynthialacy5977]

It's Johnny's wonderful voice singing a beautiful song.

[@Shaw4123]

You should listen to more of Johnny Horton’s songs, he has some really good stuff.

[@mariedelima9947]

One of my favourites beautifully sung It is unreal. You have to unearth much more .I like watching your reacation and you feel so lost.we these singers gone God bless them all.

[@johnnyhawkins43]

Anyone who wants to know about him just ask me Im his biggest fan and I have been to his grave and where the Louisiana Hayride was performed!

[@ggentry2408]

Can you believe this man is not in the Country Music Hall of Fame? As far as I know, he is not. What a shame.

[@michaelterry4394]

Politics or lack of awareness by the people who think they know CW music,

[@ggentry2408]

@@michaelterry4394 You have that right.

[@shamnet]

Never heard this guy before, BUT such an amazing voice and the song even better.

[@brendaisajiw3417]

Such a great voice and song!

[@bwilliams463]

ry 'Jim Bridger.' Informative and entertaining, with great music.

[@debbiefujioka]

I'm so sorry I didn't know it would bring out those feelings. I've had this song as my favorite since age of 8.

[@RockN2Country]

@Debbie Fujioka No need to apologize-I love it when songs can do that to me. Thank you for the request!

[@debbiefujioka]

@@RockN2Country Thank you

[@keithkimmeysr953]

All For The Love Of A Girl and The Mansion You Stole by Johnny are great too thanks for your great channel,Keith Kimmey

[@mamakittyluvsjesus]

My Dad loved Johnny Horton including lot of others of early country . For some reason a singer went through my mind also he liked Little Jimmy Dickens one I always thought was Funny was "May the bird of paradise fly up your nose " have heard others since . But I think you would get a kick out of that one .

[@cindystreeter2020]

Living in a cabin in the u.p. of Michigan. Mid April and we still have 3 foot of snow. Cabin fever is real.

[@RockN2Country]

@Cindy Streeter You are definitely a lot closer to the Arctic Circle than I am!! I haven't been to the UP, but I've been to Michigan quite a bit. My most interesting visit was to Frankenmuth. The coolest little city was Kalamazoo.

[@gloriashaeffer9117]

Plain Beautiful , So soulful Love your reaction Rating spot on Love that traditional Country Thanks Don

[@marcialivingston-nq8xk]

Heard that song every weekend when I was 6-15 years old.

[@lulu36]

Thank you, love this one

[@claytonbrown6929]

Been listening to Johnny and saw him on the Louisina Hayride in 1952..

[@rogerswartz3159]

Johnny Horton foretold his own death by a drunk driver. He was another one of the great singers lost way to young. There isn't one of his songs I do not like.

[@alwayscrazy1]

It's been great "knowing " and commenting with all of you... but ill be gone soon. Farewell to you all.

[@tupelohoney622]

Hope all is well and have enjoyed your comments. If you are inclined, hope to "see" you here again.

[@alwayscrazy1]

@@tupelohoney622 thanks... you truly are "Tu" sweet ...

[@RockN2Country]

@alwayscrazy1 Where are you going?

[@Shaw4123]

R.I.P

[@pattyyoung2103]

Beautiful song thank you Don stay safe!

[@johnsexton2200]

Still one of my favorite songs of all time, this is the first song I ever remember listening to. Love Johnny Horton songs.

[@Caperhere]

I can’t remember which song it is, but he was really famous for a different song in my parents time. Just remembered. It’s that one that goes:🎶 In 1814 we took a little trip, down the Mississipp. I remember a class mate doing a project on that song in grade 7. The song that epitomizes loneliness to me is “ I Am I Said”, by Neil Diamond. I loved that whole “Stones” album, but that song in particular. Listened to it for decades, but one line used to bug me: I am I said/ To no one there/ But no one heard/ NOT EVEN THE CHAIR. I used to think it was a stupid line, and wonder how such a poignant song could have such a line. After listening to it maybe 1000 times, I was really really down one time, and the image finally popped into sight. Being so lonely, feeling isolated and without validation, that you were in a room, alone, with nothing but furniture, and unable to feel connected to anything, not even the chair. That’s pretty lonesome. You have to be pretty down to feel that line. Glad it finally made the whole song flow.

[@jacobhamilton4924]

That’s called “ Battle of New Orleans” 👍

[@margaretk.302]

The Battle of New Orleans. I think that is the name. :)

[@Caperhere]

@@jacobhamilton4924 👍

[@Caperhere]

@@margaretk.302 👍

[@lynnettekertson8289]

The first couple of years after my husband's death, I could not stand to hear this song being played...I would just fall apart. That type of lonely is all encompassing. Don't wish that on anyone!

[@dansigurdson]

morning Don heart ache I never felt and never will keep the shinny side up HAKAD

[@user-iq6io2wh1o]

He has some of the best songs ever

[@lindanicholson950]

This is beautiful. It brings to mind a song by the Ink Spots called Whispering Grass. It's not country but you might give it a listen on your own.

[@johnnylyons9602]

You should do Johnny Hortons "ballad of New Orleans" then do Hank Williams Jr's "ballad of Hank Williams".

[@SavedChampion]

Going through that. Wife of 57 years passed away.

[@sheryldalton8965]

I was 7 years old when he died & remember it well because my father was upset. I loved all of his songs but this is my favorite. My dad was more upset when Jim Reeves was killed.

[@jennifursun3303]

my late Fire Fighter brother loved this song

[@beegee1960]

If you like this kind of heartbreak songs, listen to Marty Robbins. DON’T WORRY BOUT ME.

[@edithmaxim2041]

did you know that Johnny was married to Hank Williams 2nd. wife. Love this song.

[@joycemcfee1829]

I always remembered the chorus of this lovely song but mostly listened to Johnny's more aggressive (?) songs. I love North to Alaska and saw the movie of the same name many years ago starring John Wayne. Quick question, can you recommend any headphones? I've had two sets and they are both poor quality.

[@RockN2Country]

@joyce mcfee I use Bose, and I think they cost around $200. There are other good headphones for less than that, and you can probably shop online for sales, but if listening to music is a big part of your enjoyment, spending a bit more usually makes a difference.

[@TheShospitali]

I seen a video someone made of different concerts he did even Elvis was on the side of the stage in one of those pictures so he met Elvis.

[@debbiefujioka]

By Marty Robbins The Master"s Call Thank you

[@case8309]

You should listen to "with this pen" by Hawkshaw Hawkins or "standing at the end of my world"

[@daniel3793]

❤

[@shawndoering6292]

I believe the inspiration came from time he spent in Alaska

[@johnny5640]

Almost as good as Hank Williams im so lonesome i could cry

[@JohnnyHawkins-mt9rc]

I have all his music !

[@ThatJunkman]

Please take a listen to Dwight Yoakam's Please Daddy

[@phyllisgarber7997]

I have that album of his and I love just about every song on it such as sink the Bismarck and all for the love of a girl and a mansion you stole. Listen to the whole album oh and Johnny Reb and last but not least Comanche the brave horse. If you don't cry listening to that one then you are not a sympathetic person

[@oswaldofcarim8102]

I literally cannot hear this song in public.

[@user-nn6ei6vq1o]

Good morning give this song a try, if you haven't heard already.. a song by Vern Gossin "Chiseled in Stone"

[@ddttrrb72]

Try his All for the love of a girl

[@conlaochmccleoud281]

Top drawer , matched only by Iris DeMent on the theme music of the Horse whisperer…

[@Tsunami3535]

Song request “Mean Mean Son of a Gun by Johnny Horton” it’s a great song if you haven’t heard it before!

[@debbiefujioka]

Could you react to The Masters Call Thank you

[@martinmathis5298]

I just found a newer country song called THE CALL, by Matt Kennon. I think it would be a good fit for your channel. You seem to be a very thoughtful, spiritual man.

[@scottandal]

I think you’re getting soft as you age. In your scorings. I think you are learning to appreciate the songs more now and that results in more 10’s. I am not disagreeing with you but I bet if you went back and redone some of your earlier reactions you would change a lot of your 9+ to 10’s also. Keep up the good work. We appreciate and enjoy them!

[@RockN2Country]

@scottandal I may be getting softer, but I think that it may be that more gold are getting a read on me and recommending songs that are closer to what they think will hit me hard. But when it comes down to it, I’ve still only given out something like 12 perfect scores out of 1100 songs, so my guess is that it’s a coincidence that there were a couple recently. That said, stay tuned. Ha!!

[@jimallison6125]

Johnny Horton had a preminition of his death by a drunk driver just before he died. Big loss for his fans.

[@calf1100]

don my brother can you react tp the farmer song by murray machlachlan

[@texbowcut388]

I really like Johnny Horton's songs but I really love "All For the Love of a Girl" I would like to see your reaction to this song! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hV7LfINng7SLl5o

[@jennifursun3303]

well actually he was hit by a drunk driver