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- Metal / Rock fans first time reaction to Randy Travis' "Three Wooden Crosses" while checking out some Jefferson's Reserver Twin Oaked.
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You ever wonder how that boy reacted to the insult "your mom is a hoe" ???
I would if I could 😢😢 but I don't have it all goes to child support every week and the 30 that I have left every week goes for gas and lunches for work at a boat manufacturing company 4 days a week 10 hour shifts 12.95 a hour but it still not enough my ex-wife went and lied and told the judge that I was I Gassville AR for three months it's was 3 weeks and it didn't help when my lawyer never showed up so now I'm over 5000$ behind and to make maters worse she got the judge have given all 4 of the vehicles so no running vehicle so I lost my lost my last job Which cost me my license so I have to 15 a week for gas to the person coming to get me and take me work so I'm sorry
I have songs I would like to have played but nobody wants to do it without money
Its about judging other people, you did it perfectly, you couldn't get past the hooker and so you lost the story. That is exactly his point, we judge others without knowing their stories. The preacher gave the bible to the hooker, the hooker changed her life and the child the hooker had became a preacher. "That's the story that our preacher told last Sunday as he held that blood stained bible for all of us to see... and the preacher who gave this bible to my mama who read it to me".
I don't think either one of them have been to church anytime soon. I wouldn't be surprised if they never been to church
I couldn't agree with you more. I'm an independent Baptist and I can imagine the wisecrack should be making about Jesus Christ in the harlot. When the whole town was going to stone her to death. He that is without sin cast the first the first stone
They're judgemental assholes
The song is supposed to represent three wooden crosses to make you believe they excluded the hooker because what she left behind was a sin. But when you find out that she survived and passed on her new found sense of virtue to her son, she now leaves behind a legacy of love and salvation.
I'm so confused as to how you're confused. It's such a simple story. The preacher in the story gives his Bible to the hooker in his dying moments. Her son grows up hearing the Bible from his mama, and becomes the preacher of the church where the "storyteller" of the song is a member of the congregation.
How many videos had they done before this one that day? Maybe they've had a few shots of bourbon already and that's why they're a little confused. Lol
@@katmbbaker7804 Then stop watching. I don't think he does anything you've said, but you have your opinion and I have mine. Don't like his/their's, don't watch their videos!
@@jennjenn8708 chill. It's ok
I was younger when I first heard this song but admittedly it took me a couple listens.
He says "two of them were searching for lost souls", I.e. the hooker for a lost soul to patronize her entrepreneurial endeavor and the preacher to spread the Gospel
It seems to be a running thing for reactors with this song. It pretty much spells out ABC for you but people read KDX for some reason.
4 characters 3 passed away. (1) The farmer left behind the love of growing. (2) The teacher left the knowledge she taught to her students. (3) the preacher left the hooker with the knowledge she didn't have to continue down the road she was living. She changed her life and her son was the preacher the narrator was talking about.
Hi guys!
Yes- the preacher left behind redemption for the hooker in the blood stained Bible. She was saved, turned her life around & raised her son Christian and he became a preacher.
On this end at least sounded like maybe not the best sound quality on the video y’all heard.
Check out Randy’s collab w Don Henley called ‘More Life’. Soooo good! A couple of good ones that showcase his vocals: It’s just a Matter of Time and King of The Road. The CMT Crossroads w him & Josh Turner doing KOTR is really fun!
The farmer , teacher, and preacher passed away the hooker survived and had a son who grew up to become a preacher and told the story about how the preacher changed his mom's life by giving her the bloodstain bible and saying to her can't you see the promise land. Other great Randy Travis songs are 1892 , On the other hand, Forever and ever amen, I told you so, Is it still over, He walked on water , just to name a few.
And Diggin up bones, deeper than a holler, look heart no hands, hard rock bottom of my heart, and it’s just a matter of time.
The original video shows the story Very well, and explains it .. yes the hooker was given the priests blood stained Bible and she read it to her son who then became a preacher hence the line "it's not what you take with you but what you leave behind you when you go" .. it's one of Randy's most award winning songs..he is a legend 👏
Randy Travis suffered a massive stroke and can no longer sing. Hell, he can barely talk. He was also an actor. You should check out "Forever and Ever, Amen" and "On The Other Hand." Good stuff
Added votes for those.
Randy travis is the reason country made a comeback in the eighties.Hes great.Unfortunatly he had a stroke a few years ago and can no longer sing.
That's really sad to hear. - Keith
He was a helper but wasn't the sole saver of country, he did play a roll in it tho.
The class of the 90s, great artists, Martina McBride, Alan Jackson, Reba McIntyre, Trisha Yearwood, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, George Strait, Shania Twain, Garth Brooks. Others include Aaron Tippin ("Kiss This' is a must), Cling Black, Dwight Yoakum, Randy Travis, Brooks & Dunn, Diamond Rio, Lonestar, Sawyer Brown, Wynona Judd, John Michael Montgomery, Travis Tritt, Katy Mattea, Kenny Chesney, Jo Dee Messina, To name a few. :)
Can we take it back a few years and get some Keith Whitley in there 😍
Could you check k out Travis Tritt ~ Great Day to Be Alive.
Think it will strike a chord wit you guys.
Stay tuned for 'kiss this' and I've added a vote for Travis's tune.
@@BourbonCountryReacts add another if you please
Country music in the 80's and 90's really made Country main stream and allowed so many new artist to enter and make it even more popular. Now country is so popular that it has more sub-classes then it has ever had.
One of the greatest voices ever in country music. And what a great song. Thanks guys.
This song is fantastic and that’s saying a lot because Travis had a talent for #1 songs.
LOL! I’m loving this channel. Please know that the rest of this comment is not meant with any snide sarcasm or anything, I sincerely thought your reaction was hilarious. You guys are funny. Watching the wheels turn in this one was priceless. My favorite part is when you ALMOST get it, and then jump over to the hooker giving the Bible to her local church! 😂
I can see that plenty of folks have already spelled it out, but just to layer it on,
Cross 1. Farmer
Cross 2. Teacher
Cross 3. Preacher
The hooker took the preacher’s blood stained Bible, got saved, changed her life, raised a Christian son who she read that blood stained Bible to, who grew up to be a preacher, who told the story to the congregation which included the song’s storyteller.
Best full breakdown we've gotten so far. Thanks! - Keith
Randy Travis almost singlehandedly saved country music in the 80s. Country was seriously on its deathbed, but the young Randy Travis came along and lit that deathbed on fire, mid 80s. By the time 1990 came around, Garth Brooks was on the scene, and it went from deathbed to platinum for everyone, sort of. The rest is history.
The preacher gave her his Bible she changed her way of life and raised her son and he became a preacher and read the Bible that was givin to his mom
There are four passengers on a bus. A farmer, a teacher, a hooker and a preacher. The bus goes through a stop sign colliding with an 18-wheeler. The farmer, the teacher and the preacher are killed leaving three wooden crosses on the side of the highway. Before the preacher dies he witnesses to the hooker giving her a Bible. The hooker survives and she reads the Bible to her son who grows up to be a preacher. This is a song that tells us that no one is beyond the reach of God. As Christians we spread the Word not knowing how it may impact somebody’s life for Him. The simple gesture of handing a woman of ill repute a Bible led her to raising a son who would go on to leading others to Christ.
Just goes to show you what can happen when you assume. We all know what that does. A tragedy turned her life around and the presumed "good ones" were the ones that were taken during the wreck leaving her as the lone survivor.
The Teacher left a love of education, the farmer left a love of land, the preacher left his faith to the hooker who read from the Bible to her child, the child became the preacher telling the story of the 3 wooden crosses.
I recommend listening to deeper than the holler
Added a vote for that one.
If you listen and not joke around.....because this is a serious song, by a country music Legend. The Teacher, Farmer and Preacher died. The Preacher left behind his bible and last words to the Hooker which caused her to change her life and raise her son up to be a Preacher in his own life. He changed her life with his death. Randy Travis is indeed a Country Music Legend, he doesn't sing anymore because he had a Massive Stroke in 2013 and has had numerous complications since. He can't communicate much. If you want to hear somone wiht the same Randy Travis vibe but a deeper incredible voice you should check out Josh Turner, "Long Black Train", "Firecracker", "Your Man", "Would You Go With Me", he's also covered Three Wooden Crosses.
Thank you for the suggestions I'll add them to the list, but you should know we joke around a bit, by now.
@@BourbonCountryReacts It wasn't meant disrespectfully, your humor is one of the things I enjoy about you 2. But for some of us diehard country fans certain singers, like Randy Travis and certain songs like this one just deserve a modicum of Respect. I live in NC, originally from TX, and frequently travel to VA....all along the interstate and Hwy's you see off in the distance 3 large wooden crosses and it always makes me think of this song and a reminder that nobody is better than anyone else and there's not anyone that can change their life for the better. Keith I would think you'd be familiar with them the man who put all 1864 sets of crosses across 29 States was from W. VA, and there are 352 sets in that state alone.
You MUST react to Randy Travis's song...I Thought He Walked On Water and I Told You So!! Both are amazing!!
The timbre of his rich baritone voice is unparalleled. My favorite Randy Travis songs are Reasons I Cheat; Promises; Take Another Swing At Me; This is Me; Look Heart, No Hands; Spirit of a Boy, Wisdom of a Man; That’s Where I Draw the Line; I Told You So; The Box; He Walked On Water; Three Wooden Crosses; Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart; It’s Just a Matter of Time; On the Other Hand; and Forever and Ever Amen.
The story the preacher told was about 4 people go to Mexico, get in a accident, 3 die, preacher that died gave his Bible to the hooker. She took it, turned her life around. Had a son, who became a preacher "who gave this Bible to my momma who read it to me"
Lord have mercy! I'm laughing at a religious song at 6:12 am.
Seems like as good a time as any, lol. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts lol yep! Doctors appointment or I'd be asleep. They found what they think might be more cancer. Biopsy the areas today. I'm terrified and y'all just gave me the laugh I needed. THANK YOU! Sincerely. 🧡
You will definitely be in our thoughts. - Keith
It's about not giving up on people who are on the wrong path, she changed her life in such a way that he son became a preacher and he is giving a sermon about the story
Que the lone banjo in the background
... Some of his other well known songs "Forever and Ever Amen" and "I told you So"
Pilar dont give them the satisfaction of souring you toJmJ song you commented on.Hang in there
@@hanssolo8795 whaaa?
James Taylor is great. He's in the folk/singer-songwriter genre, which does have some country crossover, especially with guys like John Denver, Johnny Cash, etc.
I think yall have been reacting to country long enough that you should do "Forever Country" It's a colab of about 30 country artists singing a Mashup of 3 songs all together. It's fun to see how many you can recognize 😊
Added a vote for that one.
Yes definitely do this one
Randy Travis had a MASSIVE stroke a few years ago and has never been the same.
Sad. :(
@@BourbonCountryReacts My Dad has had 3 Minor strokes and a 4th major. All were AFIB related. Silent AFIB. Dad now deals with Alzheimer's. Neither condition plays nice....
The preacher on the bus, died from the crash. His last thoughts were of the hooker’s soul/salvation…she read it to her son later on…and Her son became the local preacher who is relating the story to his congregation.
Arlo Guthrie song is Alice's restaurant
You finally got it, but I have to say I've rarely waited so long for a lightbulb to come on.
This is the type of county that my mama played when I was young while my sister's father played AC/DC
At least we saw the wheels spinning during the reveal in this one. That's more than we get from almost all of the other 73 reactions to this song. :)
What do the others say? -Dustin
@@BourbonCountryReacts Most of them actually don't even get that there was something to figure out, honestly. It flies completely over their head that the person telling the story is not the preacher who we all know died in the accident.
It seems to happen a lot more with certain groups than others as far as the reveal flying right over their heads. But a lot of them admit that they grew up listening to rap and hip hop which I think we can agree employs an entirely different storytelling structure than a Randy Travis song. 🤣
But I'm sure others have posted here that, yes, it was the hooker's son who was telling the story.
You may have been unsure, but you knew there was something there even if you couldn't quite nail it. That is Miles ahead of most people when they listen to the song. Not a bad thing at all.
Well.. I can promise you this. We do try.
Some songs really take more than one listen to get it. I think this is one of them. - Keith
This is a wonderful story of redemption, the preacher left behind salvation to the hooker which she passed to her son who passed along to his congregation.
if you weren't so quick to try and make jokes you might have caught the meaning. I enjoy the videos.
The best thing to do is listen to the song again off camera
The preacher died as well as the teacher in the farmer. The hooker lived and she read that Bible to her son that she was pregnant with. And so she left behind a preacher to continue the gospel. But she survived the wreck. And I don't see why y'all don't get it.
Three people died in the accident. Before he died, the preacher gave the Bible to the hooker. She had a son that became a preacher and told the story about how his mother was given the Bible, who read it to him. Now you know why there are only 3 wooden crosses on the right side of the road.
I also am always surprised why people feel confused lol. But yes you guys are correct
Another great one by Randy Travis is I told so.
Added a vote for that one -Dustin
Had to come back and verify y'all did the reaction to Forever and Ever Amen!
Its about each leaving something behind, having a purpose, farmer left the love of growing things in his sons heart, teacher left wisdom in children and the preacher left God and faith, hooker didnt die because she was meant to have a son that would end up being a preacher, everyone has a purpose
And yes I did find you guys's commentary hilarious even though I know what the song is about thank you You brought a smile to my face
Mission Accomplished -Dustin
she gave the bible to her son who became a preacher ...
Love from India ☺️
The son if the hooker was the preacher who held the bible up for his congregation to see. Randy is playing the guitar. The James Taylor connection I didn't see. I like that association. Randy's been around for a long time. He has an impressive catalogue. That's a great rabbit hole to go down. I recommend: I Told You So and Forever and Ever, Amen.
Superstar is an insult to Randy, he is a country music GOD.
James Taylor is also a legend.
Great message in this song.
Here is James Taylor for you with Alison Krause "How's the World Treating You" 2003's Best Country Collaboration at the Grammy's
Most people fail to ask what about the bus driver he was not mentioned in the song except in the beginning
The bus driver is chopped liver.
In the Forever Country video Randy is the one sitting at the desk that doesn't sing. He suffered a stroke and has been slowly relearning to walk. One of my favorite songs of his is The Box.
4 people on the bus one of them the hooked lived she took the Bible she was given and had a son she read that Bible to her son and her son grow up to be the pastor at the church and is telling the story of where the Bible came from
I was impressed with y'all till the last 2 songs.
Ok, first, it tells us something about your mind when Tijuana is the only destination they could be taking a bus trip to. There are three other states that border Mexico with border crossings. Being from Arizona, my first thought was they were travelling to Nogales when this song came out.
"That's the story our preacher told last Sunday, as he held that blood stained bible up, for all of us to see. Bless the farmer, and the teacher....and the preacher, who gave this bible to my mama, who read it to me." What I always got from that is that the hooker was given the blood stained bible from the preacher who died in the wreck. I think it's implied that the hooker is the mother of the preacher who told the story in church last Sunday. A near death experience like the hooker experienced will often be the catalyst for a person to change their evil ways. So the hooker turned her life around and raised a son, reading the blood stained bible to her son along the way. Her son grew up to become a preacher himself, holding onto the blood stained bible as a reminder to himself, and to help others. Country music back then was really good at telling stories.
By the way, I'm a big fan of James Taylor too. He's more of a folk artist.
Before abortion was legal in the US women who wanted/needed an abortion would have to travel to Mexico/Tijuana to procure one. The Hooker was pregnant and headed to Tijuana to end it. The Hooker didn't "have" anything (yet) to leave behind on earth, that is why she didn't die and go to heaven. Once the Hooker had the baby she read to him from the blood stained Bible every night, the Baby grew up to be the Preacher at the end of the song who was telling his congregation about the significance of the old blood stained Bible and that the way into heaven is the lives you touch so that they can also touch others lives and change for the better.
4:24 As soon as you paused it I started laughing 😂 "its gonna be a donkey show isnt it?" "if this turns out to be some donkey show ima be upset with you people" im a dumbass and have no idea what that means (probably don't want to know) so im over here picturing actual donkies prancing around at like a circus and im laughing even harder 😂 "i have a feeling by the end of this he's gonna feel like a jack ass" 😂 in all seriousness though this song is amazing and Randy Travis has a great voice!
Randy's lyrics are that the passengers were riding a midnight bus bound for MEXICO. Some how you heard "Tijuana"
It kills me when I watch the reaction to this amazing song and people dont get it.
Forever and ever amen is his most known
Yes
Yes Its a Redemption song ,where the Preacher is the Hooker's Son....
You Guys Crack me up..
I guess if James Taylor did Country back in the Late 60's and Early 70's you could Compare him and Randy Travis on this Song...
And YES! Edumacate Dustin on James Taylor!!!!!!!!
I've done a little bit of that educating. - Keith
Keith, you where to worried about what the hooker wasn’t doing to get the song. 🤣 Dustin, you pretty much well got it. Love y’all but this one might deserve a a redo. ❤️
Awesome! I get the JT reference. Dustin got it, the hooker was the guy's mama that was singing the song. Randy Travis was awesome! You need to do more of his, maybe "Digging Up Bones", "The Storms of Life", "1982", or "On The Other Hand".
1987-1989ish he was huge
I was largely sequestered from pop culture at that time. - Keith
Travis' "Forever & Ever Amen" is a must-do.
Yes
Two votes added.
NO!!! The preacher is her son!!!
I think you would have actually understood the meaning of the song without pausing it so much. First, the bus was headed to Mexico; not necessarily Tijuana. Second, This was in no way, shape or form reminiscent of James Taylor (lol). Third, to lay it out: The preacher on the bus gave his blood-stained Bible to the hooker, who redeemed her life, had a son, read that same Bible to him and became a preacher. Fourth, the line "It's not you take when you leave this world behind, it's what you leave behind when you go" is the entire purpose of the song.
This is a story about redemption, salvation and love for that which is to come. The farmer left his farm to his son, who loved growing things. The teacher imparted wisdom to countless children. The preacher, who had undoubtedly already helped many of his parishioners, gave the hooker a second chance at life to redeem herself, which she seems to have done. It's really a wonderful song. If you listen to if in its entirety (perhaps sober), maybe you will see that.
This was a terrible reaction. Will not watch your channel ever again.
K. Bye!
It’s the same company that makes the Jefferson’s Ochen the reserv is great as well but I drink the Jefferson’s Ochen I have cooked with the Jefferson’s reserve for cooking great for bbq sausage or smoked foods but the Ochen is an Awsome Drinking Burbon.great music and Awsome Burbon I do have a song for you guys it’s Travis Tritt here’s a Quater, Awsome tell off song.
I've always wondered what happened to the bus driver.
40 hr a week (to make a living) by Alabama... an amazing group with sooo many great songs, but I think this one to start would be a great one!!!
Added a vote for that tune.
Totally agree. Can't go wrong with Alabama, 40 Hour Week For a Living is a great start. Just don't watch the video to hard it's good but old and it shows
The hooked was saved and survived. The hooked is the mother of the preacher who told the story( the son)
And now, I'm ugly crying. This song does it to me every time.
Understandable. - Keith
Hooked turned her life around
He said this story is from his preacher
he gave the bible to the hooker, the song states clearly that's the story that my preacher told last Sunday, as he held that bloody bible up for everyone to see, he said bless the farmer the teacher and the preacher who gave this Bible to my MOMMA who read it to me. That preacher gave the Word to the other person that was searching for her lost soul. and saved two lives the hooker aka the MOMMA and her son The Preacher who had the bible given to her son the Preacher. Legacy folks Legacy.
Did you say Rural Inn? As in eastside Indy??😮
In 1978 James Taylor writes a hit for George Jones, 'Bartender's Blues.' The song hits the Country Top 10, featuring Taylor on back-up. In 1978, James Taylor and Carly Simon hit No. 33 on the Billboard Country Charts with 'Devoted To You.'
So you could say he is country, along with other genres.
Added Bartneder's Blues to the list!
Hi guys! Been watching for a bit. I think I’ve watched most if not all of your reactions. So far of what you have heard.. do y’all have any favorites ? Artist, song? Loved your reaction to In Color.
That version you played cut out most of the last verse.
"That's the story that our preacher told last Sunday
As he held that blood-stained Bible up for all of us to see
He said, "Bless the farmer, and the teacher, and the preacher
Who gave this Bible to my mama, who read it to me""
Keith, The first thing I want to say is I love you! I will not listen to Billy Ray Cyrus or Miley Cyrus. I only like to Billy Ray Cyrus‘s songs but I’m not doing it. I just can’t bring myself to do it. In my opinion, they are not talented. Now that I’ve got that off my chest, I digress!
Secondly, chlamydia… Really? 😂
James Taylor is awesome, but he’s not country.
Carrie Underwood won American idol in 2005. Carrie sang this song with Randy Travis. In 2007 she released the song on her album. I’ve put the song lake below, as I think you really should listen to the song.
Carrie Underwood & Randy Travis
I Told You So
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I really hope you both like the song! Having said that, I like Randy Travis singing the song alone. I like Carrie’s version of the song as well. But I really love the duet version of the song!
LadyGator1983
Added a vote for I told you so -Dustin
James Taylor is a folk singer.
There was no mention of Tijuana in the song. Geez
The hooker is the only one that survived. She hd a son and read him the bible growing up. He was the preacher telling the story.
Come on guys
..I've only got an 11th grade 😂 education..lol..the preacher was dieing..he gave the bible to the hooker..who read it to her son..who became the preacher..telling the story..to the singer and congregation that Sunday..but..that being said .you guys are at the top of my reaction list..semper fi...62 year old former marine from south carolina..
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I thought he walked on water is another good Randy Travis song.
Added another vote for that tune.
She turned her life around and her son became a preacher she gave him the bible
Yes! And her son became a preacher.
I was glad you guys did this song.....he has alot of good ones...y'all should explore them. The preacher did pass. He gave the bible to the hooker
Your right and her son became a preacher
Dustin is on the correct path, not quite at the end. Listen to it again and you will nail it!
I always thought that the song was about how the driver's mistake cost 3 of the passenger's lives. therefore they did not leave a cross out for him because he took their lives because of his mistake, but they left something behind before they died.
Love your country reactions...would love to see you react to Blain Larsen How Do You Get That Lonely...a sad but beautiful song
I've added that one to the list.
You were close but she didnt give the bible yo the church. T
Youre right the farmer, teacher, and preacher died, obviously the hooker was near the preacher when he died and he gave her the bible. It changed her. And "why there wasnt 4 - i guess now we know" she was pregnant. She had a son and read him that bible. The narrator said - thats a story my pastor told on sunday...he held up the bible.. the kne his mother read to him. The hookers son became a preacher like the one who had given rhe bible to his mother.
Ya it kinda confused me at first but it's just really well put together and sounds good
The preacher that was telling the story, was the hookers son. He became a preacher.
It is talking about three people dying
If you don't get it shame on you. I am 60 years old and have always loves all types of music. The hooked was with child for GODS sake
Hooker
You are guessing. It does not infer the hooker was pregnant at all.