THANK YALL!| FIRST TIME HEARING Alabama - Roll On 18 Wheeler REACTION
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- THANK YALL!| FIRST TIME HEARING Alabama - Roll On 18 Wheeler REACTION
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Thank you for your support for all of us truckers out here. Roll on!
Thank you for all you do!!! Roll on!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hear,hear!! Truckers are among the lifeblood of this country.
This is such a great song!! My husband drove over the road for about forty years and my son grew up hearing this song! Now my son who is forty is an over the road driver! Please keep him in your prayers!!!! He has a daughter now himself to go home to!
They won so many awards that they started saying other groups need the recognition! They are awesome!❤❤
To all truckers..thank you "roll on"
Roll on!!
I've been trucking for 38 years. I've seen some pretty horrific wrecks out there. Thank you for supporting us, truckers. I pray every day for all my road warriors, brothers, and sisters to come home safe. We keep the country rolling. God bless us all.
Thank You for Your prayers 🙏❤️ My husband has been driving trucks through all different types of weather for 33 years! Its always been my prayers to bring him home safe 🙏❤️
Love love Alabama. They were one of my wife’s dad’s favorite bands. He passed away in 2020, and every time we hear one of their songs we can’t help but tear up. He was one of my best friends 😢
My dad’s a trucker and we worry every time he goes out. Haven’t seen him in a year. That’s how’s long he’s been out on the road😢
You have to remember when this was recorded, there were no cell phones. That nightly phone call was so important to family's to hear from their loved ones.
There were a LOT of great country acts in the Eighties, but Alabama were as big as they come with many crossover hits and a seeming constant presence on our TV sets. They weren’t just big, they were enormous ✌️
Love this! My wife drug me to an Alabama concert kicking and screaming in the early 90s. We've been about 6 times since then.
I've been doing this for 39 years and it still brings tears to my eyes, thanks for your support
I love Alabama music....40 hour week! Great song!
❤😊❤
My dad was a truck driver for over 40 years and I grew up listening to Alabama, this was my favorite song. Now that he's passed I can't listen to it without crying.
ME, TOO! HE DID RUB OFF ONTO ME AND I DROVE FOR A FEW YEARS WHILE HE WAS STILL DRIVING. HE RETIRED AND PASSED AWAY IN 2017. I PLAYED THIS AT HIS MEMORIAL SERVICE. MAKES ME TEAR UP. THIS DESCRIBES MY FAMILY HOME GROWING UP. EVEN DOWN TO ME HAVING 2 OTHER SIBLINGS! MISS AND LOVE YOU DAD!
As a son of a trucker, all I can say is God bless this nation's truckers! Y'all keep this country running.
Gotta check out Sawyer Brown... You will LOVE lead singer Mark Miller... He is one of those singers who just can't stay still.. Every song by them is great...
Ikr Amber's kinda energy!!!
"Some Girls Do".......
This 👆
6 day on the road
@@robertdoney6079 do a George Jones song comparison
I can’t believe I cried hearing this song! Lol! My dad was a truck driver when I was a teenager and he turned 91 today!! But I saw Alabama in concert the 1st time when I was 19!! (A long time ago!) They have always been my favorite!! Thanks y’all!
Happy Birthday to your Dad 🎂 🎉
@@juliewhite7469 Thank you!
What a coincidence - It is my trucker dad's 90th today :)
Alabama was one of the hottest groups in our early 80s. Back then when all music was on the charts strong! Thanks you guys for playing this🩵🩵🙏
Love Alabama!!! Y’all do “Love in the First Degree” next!
Oh I forgot about that
@@elizabethfranco1284 Yes! That is my favorite one of there many awesome songs!
My favorite Alabama song.
Same boat!@@lisadickson250
Great song 🎶 ❤😊
Check out Alabama’s “40 hour week”. Another good one among many!!
My grandpa drove a truck for 40+ years. He’s gone now, but this song always brings up great memories for me.
Check out “Teddy Bear”, which is without a doubt the greatest trucking song of all-time.
This is def one of the earlier songs I remember being aware of as a kid. Mom & I played this otw to school quite a bit.
Try ALAMABA - 40 HOUR WEEK FOR A LIVIN!
My mama loved this song. Every time I hear, "But the man upstairs was listening" I hear my mama's voice, and I can see her pointing up to the sky. Her faith was strong. Thanks for another great reaction!
Written by the great Dave Loggins who wrote and sang "Please Come to Boston." He also wrote other Alabama hits such as "40 Hour Week" and "She & I" along with hits by Wynonna, Kenny Rogers, 3 Dog Night, Restless Heart and Reba.
Alabama is one of the best country groups in the industry. They had so many good songs & I wasn’t into country music at the time.👍👏👏👏💚💚
My husband drove a truck for 44 years before retiring in 2020 and we had a set evening for him to stop at a pay phone to check in. We had 4 little ones and this was our theme song for many years.
Thank you for the shoutout to truckers, they are an unappreciated group but the US would not be able to function without them!
You made me smile 😊 with this one!
Love you guys! Roll on!
My dad drove a truck for 35 years and had a wreck in Decatur, TX and died in 1997. I too am a truck driver in Oklahoma. This song always brings tears
I'm glad y'all liked this sing. It was one of my favorites as a child because my dad was a truck driver. There are SO MANY great trucker songs out there to listen to. I think y'all would really enjoy the song "Teddy Bear" by Red Sovine. Please listen to it when you have a chance, it's a great song!
Teddy Bear is one of my favourites and they would love it!
Red Sovine? Also Getty-up Go.
YES Teddy Bear!! Red Sovine was THE man for trucker songs!!
Also Dave Dudley, Six Days On The Road. Red Simpson, I'm a Truck.
Don't forget CW McCall, he had a bunch of great trucker songs. I think they did Convoy, but it wasn't the original. One of my favorites is Old Sloan
My grandfather was a truck driver. He had over 4 million miles w/out an accident when he retired. When I was little, this was mine & his song. He passed away in 2016 and we had this played at his funeral. Y’all got this old man up in his feels today. Love you guys!
My husband has been a Trucker for 35 years. This song hits home in a big way.
Thank you for sharing this❤
I'm from a trucking family, my dad drove until he couldn't and this song brings back memories... truckers deserve more respect than they are given ... trucking families are one of the strongest families next to military ones .... I think every trucking family has their own story like the one in this song .... thank you .....
Most of my family drove at one time or another. Dad, Uncle, 2 brothers, a sister-in-law, and myself. Saw Alabama on this tour. Great group, song, and reaction. Thank you "J" & "A".
Even though I Know How It Ends it brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. Glad you finally got to it
I have spent 28 years and have driven over 5million accident free miles as a over the road trucker. Huge thanks to yall for the kind words
In pictures by Alabama. Such a tear-jerker. "How do you fall in love" a beautiful song.
Oh yeah! I remember Dino here in the comments. What a sweet and wholesome person!!!
As you've seen already, Alabama owned the 80s with crossover hits (Country/Pop/Rock) Ll over TV and radio.
I remember this song but it didn't get a huge a!iunt of playtime. Too many other Alabama hits already getting air time.
40 Hour Week by Alabama is my favorite song ever. It’s a testament to the working man.
My dad was a trucker. I remember 4-5 weeks every summer with him. This was my favorite song!!!!
I heard this a lot as a kid. My dad is a truck driver and this was basically the theme. Like with Amber's friend, my dad could be gone for weeks at a time. Occasionally even a month, driving all over the country and even into Canada a few times. He's run into all kinds of bad weather over the years from blizzards to floods. He's seen tornadoes and fires.
Hats off and a big cheer for the truck drivers that keep this country rolling on!
47 years old, over 20 years behind this windshield, and over a million miles up down and all over this country. It's a rough life,and a tough job. But, I don't think I could've done it any other way. Thank you for your support. If you bought it, a truck brought it. To all my brothers and sisters out there, stay safe, Driver.
We saw Alabama in Abilene TX in 1983, when they introduced this song. When he got to the line "the MAN upstairs was LISTENING..." Randy was pointing straight up and looking to the sky, and you could feel everybody collectively catching their breath, and when he sang "...and when the call came in, it was daddy on the other end..." the whole place ERUPTED in cheers and applause! It puts a lump in my throat, to this day....recalling that event!
This is what I love about True Country Music.. tells stories about our lives.. good and bad.. Country music tells a story ... or it used to back in the day..Prayers always to our men and women out there doing what they do everyday
Daughter of a trucker, grew up singing this song! Now married to a truck driver(local thankfully but he hauls hazardous/flammable gases-so worry is still there) other great trucker songs- 18 wheels and a dozen roses and truck driver’s prayer… also always loved George Straight’s carrying your love with me
This is my favorite Alabama song! My stepdad was a cross country truck driver in the 80s. Loved this song.
This has to be one of my 100 top Country songs of all time it’s an absolute Banger 👌👌👌❤️❤️ And it’s an emotional song too about a trucker being on the road missing his family the song is beautiful the way it explains and expresses that 👌
Alabama - Close enough to perfect. She will love it.
I had a great uncle and an uncle who were long haul truckers, thank God nothing ever happened to them, but this song has always held a special place in my heart and as much as I would love to sing along, I cannot get through it without tears in my eyes. Absolutely love Alabama!
Great thing about Alabama is... No matter what order you listen to their songs. Ever one is better than the last
You can't go wrong wirh Alabama they have so many good songs and it's true country for sure
This song has so many great memories for me! Every summer my dad would take us camping and we would listen to Alabama the whole way… we still randomly say Roll On!!
You haven't lived til you have attended an Alabama concert! Seen them 7 times at the Minnesota State Fair! They always get the crowd singing with this song! What a blast from the past! Love it~
Not a trucker, nor am I close to one, but this song tugs at my heartstrings every time.
I’m a over the road truck driver and this song has always been one of my favorites, but it really hits different now that I have a wife and 3 kids at home!!
Alabama is the GREATEST!
My Grandfather was a cross country driver, logging 3.25 million miles for Leeway trucking out of Oklahoma City
One of my favorites. They played my high school in 1984. Igor to meet them in person. Awesome guys!
My Daddy was a trucker during the time when this came out. He worked for Dowwell (now Dow Chemical) for many years. This song hits different now that I've lost both of them.
THIS SONG IS A MIRROR OF ME GROING UP AS A KID. MY DAD DROVE. THERE WAS US 3 KIDS. I ACTUALLY PLAYED THIS SONG AN MY DADS MEMORIAL SERVICE. LOVE AND MISS HIM SO MUCH!
I have long haul truckers in my family, a great uncle, uncle and now my brother. These trucking songs hit different for me.
When it all goes south! Awesome song.
Lived in trucks coast to coast in Canada for 35 years ! I ve seen it all ! now it s so nice to be retired and enjoy home life....alone ? No ..i got you guys i always listen to ! I dedicated one of my videos to my late younger brother who passed at 38 year of age ! Thanks for playing a trucker song ! 🤠
Love their "40 Hour Week".
Love Alabama...my 2 favorites, which I don't think you've done..are. "My Home's in Alabama" and "Angels among us" you won't be disappointed.
Oh ,y’all picked a good one with this song 😅 Rip Uncle Dino
It had been so long since I had heard this song that I had forgotten it. Thank you for playing it, Jay and Amber.
Proud daughter of a truck driver. My parents ran as a team, and my sister and I were with them on the road. When my sister had to start school, our mom stayed home with us, and Dad kept trucking. He trucked for over 40 years, and he retired in his early 60s.
Great song. Always loved Alabama. Now you need to check out another song paying tribute to long haul truck drivers. It’s “Driving Wheels” by Jimmy Barnes, another great Australian singer with a fantastic voice that I’m sure you’ll absolutely love!
My dad was a truck driver for 30+ years. This was him and my mom’s song!
Thanks for this one! Would love to see you react to some of their country pop power ballad hits, “Feels So Right”, “Lady Down On Love, “Take Me Down”, “When We Make Love”, “There’s No Way”, “If I Had You” and “Deep River Woman” duet with Lionel Richie
Love me some Alabama!!! Grew up listening to them back then!! The 80s were great for music!!
I did 27 years on TY he road before I retired this was my wife's favorite song. I could always hear relief wh r n ever I called home every night untell cell phones
Loved driving.
Another good trucking song from around the same era as this is "Eighteen Wheels And A Dozen Roses" by Kathy Mattea
"Feels So Right," "She and I," and "40 Hour Week " are some more really good Alabama songs!
I saw the last show of Alabama's 2023 tour and they sounded great and were fantastic. The opener was Lee Greenwood, who was also great and is 81! I am so glad I got to see them!
To this day when It gets to the part "when the call came in it was Daddy on the other end asking her if she had been singing a song"....I get choked up and teary eyed. 😊
Take me down is another good Alabama song. From 1982
My dad drove a truck his whole life. He passed away yesterday and I’m going crazy trying to handle all the arrangements. I turned on CZcams this morning and this video of you guys was the first one on my home page. Maybe a sign I don’t know. But you two are now my favorite reactors. God bless you both you brought me some peace this morning. 🍻
My dad has been a trucker most of my life, and this song has always been a trigger of anxiety for me! Not that i don't love it along with all those old trucker ballads u can only find on those old truck stop mixed tapes. But, I've always had the biggest worry my dad would die on the road, which he's still on. He's one of those old timers who will drive till he absolutely can't anymore.
I have been there and done that! As a family of truckers, this was our theme song!
Grandad, DAD, Mom, Brother, and my sister! I was the rebellious one. I drove cars for a living!
Honestly mid-80s to early nineties Alabama one of the biggest music acts around. That includes any Rock hair metal or anything else. Still one of the few country acts that could do stadium shows
They played this song at my Grandpas funeral and now I can't hear it without crying but I still love it and listen alot
If you go down the rabbit hole of "trucker songs", all roads eventually lead to Red Sovine; who owned the genre; with such songs as "Phantom 309", "Teddy Bear" and "Giddy-Up-Go"
my favorite Alabama song is "Close Enough to Perfect" it is a really sweet love song.
Ten pieces of Amber (Evaluation table)
Sway - melodic and pleasant - 1/10
Lean back - say what!? - 2/10
Eyes close - I dig this sound - 3/10
Pout - beginning to understand - 4/10
Sly smile - Got the meaning - 5/10
Eyebrows peak - Hits home hard - 6/10
Eyes snap open - musical genius - 7/10
Moisten lips and gasp - Away with the fairies - 8/10
Lean back - epic solo just hit - 9/10
Tears - Eva Cassidy - 10/10
Just saying!
Before i had my right leg amputated in the spring of '19 i had been trucking for 25yrs. My boys loved all of the trucking songs old, and new. I still take em with me on local runs, and their favorite songs a from Tony Justice, I have to play them on repeat, volume all the way up till the speakers sound like they're going to pop. I miss those days of being able to take them with me for a month or two in spring and summers.
Oooh Alabama and the Eagles are bands I grew up with as they were my dad's favorites. You cant go wrong with either band.
This song has been very special to my best friend because her Dad was a trucker. Even more so since he passed.
My daddy was a trucker and still works in the business - he does new driver orientation now. He left us for 2 weeks to take communication supplies to ground zero when 9/11 happened. I use to love going on runs with him! Truckers were my best friends lol
Another GREAT trucking song is Norton Buffalo's 18 WHEELS. You guys like harmonica and Norton is a master. Norton often played with The Steve Miller Band in the 70's.
I've loved the Alabama 18 Wheeler song since it was released. It still makes me cry everytime! Happy stuff always gets me.
I absolutely loved it! Not a country listener so I have never heard it before but I do remember when this group was winning awards. Now I know why! Excellent ❤
I wasn't a country listener, either, until I discovered them. I suggest checking out the rest of their catalogue because they have many more songs that are just as good.
Fantastic group of singers. Alabama is really good. Love this song. Great beat you can tap your foot to the beat.
Mad respect for the Truck Drivers out there!! You guys stay safe in this weather.
The boy's from Fort Payne have one of the most hit filled catalogs of all time and we will never see another band like ALABAMA but if you want more from them "40 Hour Week" "Born Country" There's No Way" "Love In The First Degree" are a must listen and "See The Embers Feel The Flame" has the late great Jeff Cook on lead vocals!
Grew up in FORT PAYNE ALABAMA home of the greatest country band of all time
Alabama was one of the best country groups during the 70’’s & 80,s. ❤️✌🏻🎶
trucking isint so much like this anymore. but we do provide. i grew up on alabama music and drive "18wheeler" 6 years now, but technology has made it so different. so this song is a magnificent artifact. i got to see alabama live in huntsville this year and was amazing. as old as they are, they still get the crowd to play along. i send this from my truck... leaving colorado. bringing cattle feed to alabama. the world goes round. its all a song goes round and round.
I saw them at the WV State Fair in 1982. I’m not a country music fan but always loved Alabama.
So much love and appreciation for your compassion and consideration for not just our truckers but all people. Another trucking song----"Giddy Up Go" by Red Sovine. He also sings "Teddy Bear" Both will bring tears to your eyes. Another good trucking song. Kathy Mattea's "18 Wheels and a Dozen Roses".
I was a trucker for over a decade. Yes, a tough life. I missed some important times with my son and wife. But, it also was a great life because I got to meet thousands of nice people all over this great country of ours. Would I do it again? Probably not. Family time is too precious. I missed being there and helping and watching my boy grow up.
Notice how momma never doubted? She told the man who called her with the bad news, and she just told them, when you find him, tell him that we love him.
I think it was her pretending she never doubted for the kids
I love the way she said "I was having such a good time". Being from Alabama, I grew up hearing this band. Being from Muscle Shoals, Alabama, I knew some of the songwriters and folks associated with the band. My first music festival was their "June Jam" in Ft. Paine, AL. Super fun for a young teenager to attend this with family. An aside, we're 4 or 5 days into the fallout of an ice storm here, and a lot of our grocery stores are empty of fresh food, along with many of our restaurants due to the trucks not making it in yet.
A suggestion for a future video that'll get you hooked going down a rabbit hole for sure. Check out "40 Hour Week" by the band Alabama. It's also about trucking, and was recorded in Muscle Shoals, AL, which was once labelled "the hit recording capital of the world".
Some of highlights of other bands and artists who recorded in Muscle Shoals (included some you've reacted to:
Paul Simon
Rolling Stones
Etta James
Aretha Franklin
Patti LaBelle
Percy Sledge (When a man love a woman)
Wilson Pickett
Bob Dylan
Bob Segar
The Staples Singers
Willie Nelson
The Civil Wars
Traffic
Elton John
Julian Lennon
Grenn Frey (The Eagles)
The Black Keys
Chris Stapleton
Rod Stewart
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Cat Stevens
George Michael's Careless Whisper
Cher
Joe Cocker
Linda Ronstadt
Candi Staton
Levon Helm (the Band)
Dire Straits
Eddie Rabbit
Jimmy Buffet
James Brown
John Prine
The Oak Ridge Boys
Eric Clapton
Forester Sisters
Alabama*
Ronnie Milsap
Johnny Paycheck
Sawyer Brown
The Osborns (including One Bad Apple Don't Spoil the Whole Bunch)
Widespread Panic
Melissa Etheridge
Gregg Allman and Duane Allman
and hundreds more...
Such a great song. A fun trucking one is Convoy. CW McCall originally did it. Paul Brandt re-recorded it with a fun video.