Ronnie was a ham radio operator back in the 70's. Both of my parents were also. Back then, there was like a "telephone book" that listed all ham radio operators, in alphabetical order with their addresses. For my parent's 50th wedding anniversary, I sent a letter to the address that was listed for Ronnie , explaining the connection of ham radio with my parents and him. I asked if he could send them 50th anniversary greeting. Within a month, a package arrived for them. There was a huge bouquet of flowers along with autographed pictures of him and an anniversary card. He was ever so generous. Take care and be well, guys. It was great hearing this song again. Peace.

Saw him live @ 25 years ago. He was phenomenal. I was standing backstage and him and his assistant walked up to me and I introduced myself to him. He asked me if l seen his wife. I told him no. His reply was... Me neither. I laughed awkwardly and he asked me it was funny right? I told it was a classic. I'll never forget it. To this day my fondest memory of seeing him live.

For more Ronnie suggest Any Day Now. Agree, smooth singular voice

It Was Almost Like A Song ---you must do this one!! ❤😊

You have to do Ronnie Millsap Lost In The 50's tonight. It's so 🔥🔥 and one of his best songs in my opinion.

My favorite songs of his are "I wouldn't have missed it for the world " and "Smokey mountain rain"

My girlfriend broke up with me once, and i bought a tape of this song and sent it to her. She came back, and we'll be married 42 years in a couple of months.

*ANY DAY NOW* - one of Ronnie Milsaps BEST!

Great song! His earlier songs like It Was Almost Like a Song, What a Difference You've Made In My Life, Let's Take the Long Way Around the World, Pure Love, and Daydreams About Night Things are all incredible!

Love this guy. You guys still have more to hear. "Any Day Now" is great and "It Was Almost Like a Song" was the song that turned him into a megastar (2 Grammy nominations).

Ronnie was known for being one of the genre’s biggest crossover artist. He’s actually had the 4th most number ones behind only George Strait, Conway Twitty, and Merle Haggard. Love his blend of country and soul. Check out “Smokey Mountain Rain”, “I wouldn’t miss it for the world” and “Any Day Now” next.

Love Ronnie! I’ve always loved Daydreams About Night Things. ❤

George Strait "All my exes live in Texas". Fun song by another legend.

"Lost in the Fifties" is one of my favorite Ronnie Milsap songs, but then most of his songs are phenomenal! 💗. His voice just fits so well on "Lost in the Fifties" though.

Any Day Now is a good one. He has so many hits.

Any Day Now is one of my favorites from Mr. Millsap. I sing along every time I listen to it.

How can you not get into this ? His voice, the music he’s golden.

Yes... more Ronnie Milsap.

Mac Davis "It's Hard To Be Humble"

The blind singers seem to have the most soul!! LOL Milsap, Jeff Healey, Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder!!

Ronnie Milsap was one of my favorite artists growing up in the 70s and 80s. He had so many hits, a lot of them crossovers!

A favorite of his from my childhood: Pure Love. ❤

My sister was into country music and I was into Motown. I came home from school and Sissy had this song on the radio. Until I heard this, I refused to listen to country. Ever since hearing this I dove into country!! Love his songs so much!!!

Another truly great song of his is, she keeps the home fire burning!

My dad died in 1990 and this was his favorite song, I miss my pops so much and this video just made my day, God bless you guys

My first concert back in 79, class trip to Six Flags over Texas.

My first real girlfriend (Shout out to Carolyn!) introduced me to Mr. Milsap, especially the song" It was Almost Like a Song"

Me and my folks lived in northern Minnesota for 6 years late 89 to the summer of 95! One summer we saw Ronnie Milsap in Superior Wisconsin! He sounded great!!

Ronnie Milsap has a sensational voice. Pretty much anything he sings will sound great.

LOVE ME some RONNIE MILSAP!!! SO GOOD!! ENJOY, YA'LL!!!

This man was my first love. His voice just cruises at any tempo. I love all of his songs. Snap your fingers, she keeps the home fires burning, Smokey Mountain Rain, A woman in love. You simply cannot go wrong with Ronnie.

OMG!! Again the Rob Squad family finds another classic. Haven't heard this in years. Love you guys!!

Ronnie is the ONLY artist that has not had a song I didn't like! I've loved every song he's ever released!

GLENN CAMPBELL HITS: (late 1960s) “Southern Nights” is awesome guitar. “Galveston” is a man in Vietnam War dreaming of going home to Galveston, Texas. “By the Time I Get to Phoenix” is a love song.

Another great from Ronnie is "Stand By My Woman Man'.

So smooth. Ronnie's voice could warm your heart and his smile could light up a concert hall.

I love Ronnie Milsap. He was one of my favorite country artist slash pop of the 80s. You can never play enough of him.

Amber & Jay, here are some other good Ronnie Milsap songs to react to: "Why Don't You Spend The Night?", "Any Day Now", and "Misery Loves Company".

My all-time favorite Ronnie Milsap is I wouldn’t have missed it for the world. It makes me smile every time.

I was blessed to see Ronny Milsap a number of years ago and he was terrific 👍👏🦬🎶

He’s so good! My faves are “Smoky Mountain Rain” and “I Wouldn’t Have Missed It for the World”. He’s a legend! ❤

We had the album this song was on, Ronnie Milsap is blind, but boy that didn’t stop him singing so good. I love his voice!👍🩵🩵

Pure love is a great one to check out, no bad songs from Ronnie 🎸

Yes!!! I think you would like Ronnie Milsap’s “Stranger In My House”; it charted Country, but it’s got some soul to it! Milsap started out singing R&B; I only recently discovered that 😊

My favorite song by Ronnie Milsap that peaked at #5 on the billboard hot 100 yy

My favorite song of his.

One of the best singers and musicians of his time. A beautiful person.

Ronnie's first big hit Pure Love.

Hey y'all, since you asked for other great country artists, you really ought to look into Red Sovine. He recorded from the 50's to the 70's. He had a slough of great songs. The first one you should listen to is "Teddy Bear". After that you should hear "Little Joe", "Giddy-up go", and "Phantom 309". He has others that are great also, but those are four good ones to start with.

"Where do the nights go" by Ronnie Milsap. Beautiful song

Just like a song and Happy Happy birthday baby are my 2 favorite songs by Ronnie

At my wedding back in 1985. Ronnies song "what a difference you made in my life" was the top song at the wedding. It was so true. whenever i came to a fork in the road i always chose the wrong one. But then i met my wife and i would not have still been here today if she hadn't made a difference in my life Thanks Ronnie for the son and Thanks TJ for sticking with me for going on 39 years.

🇬🇧 Ooh, this is niiiiice. He has a great voice. Another star the UK missed out on! 😮🎙️🎼

Love this song!

Yes. Fantastic. Saw him in 1987 at Hershey Park Stadium with Kenny Rodgers and the Forrester Sisters

Dont forget, Marie Osmand on Smokey Mountain Rain i fudged that up meet me in Montana

You'll also like his song "Stand By My Woman Man"!

The great Ronnie Milsap ❤ one of my most favorite growing up as a kid

There's no getting through this song without tears.

Another country female artist to check out is KT Oslin and her songs, 80s Ladies, Hey Bobby, Do Ya, I'll Always Come Back, Hold Me, Come Next Monday.

Oh now you gotta do his "day dreams about night things" an up beat hit and fun song from him!

Love him! Please explore more ❤

Great Sax in there! Heard a couple of his Hits in-the-day, which were Great. Great Singer & Great Song! Would love to hear more of his lesser-known songs too! Great Reaction You Guys!

My Mom loved Ronnie. This song was her favorite. Thanks for reacting to it. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Any Day Now is a Ronnie Millsap song that reminds me of the lady that raised me my great-grandmother. She didn't understand English or speak it so to her its as if Ronnie Milsap was singing to her. Her name was Enedina so when Ronnie says any day now she'd hear it as Enedina. Needless to say she liked the song. Thank you for your reaction and playing this song. It brought back such fond memories for me.

Terri Gibbs was another amazing artist who was also blind. My favorite one of hers was Somebody's knocking.

This is a great song! I saw Ronnie a few years ago and he was awesome he has many great songs. Lost in the 50s Again my fav

Got to see him live in the 80s. He was fantastic! You could just tell what a sweet, gentle soul he has. Even after SO MANY #1 songs, he still seems so humble.

Heck yeah! Love this tune.

Such a great artist and such a great song. Thank You for the reaction. You need to listen to more of his music.

Saw him live at Billy Bob's several yrs back, and he was fantastic. Literally nearly 2 hours, and I knew EVERY SONG

Check out "It Was Almost Like a Song" an absolute masterpiece from 1977.

I love this song. Ronnie Milsap is one of my favorite country artists!💖💖

Ronnie is so much fun watching live…cool and classy.

Saw him live years and years ago, he was great! I love his voice and his music. ❤

I got to see him many years ago in concert. He was funny as well as a wonderful singer. Very entertaining show he put on.

This is my favorite Ronnie Milsap song. So glad you had a chance to hear it

I love Ronnie Milsap. He is from my neck of the woods and every time I listen to him--I am reminded of my parents. Definitely spent a lot of road trips listening to this gem! Glad y'all enjoyed and you got a sub!!

Ronnie was amazing... It was almost like a song! My favorite

My friend Gina's parents had this song on 45. One day while we were at her house, a few of us made up new lyrics incorporating the names of the boys in our grade. We sang them during the bus ride on our second-grade field trip in the Spring of 1982. We got everyone else to do it, too. I remember that day so well and always think of Gina, who passed away in 2010, whenever I hear it. ❤

Ah, I forgot how much I love his voice. Thanks for the reminder. 😊

I do love RONNIE MILSAP

Fortunately, Ronnie is still with us. One of the GOATs.

"It was almost like a song" is a must to hear ...it is one of the most beatifully sad songs ever written and recorded by Ronnie Milsap....

My favorite thing about Ronnie is that he combined the twang and honk of country with the sultry smoothness of soul music.

It was almost like a song. A beautiful song by Mr. Milsap. Must do.

This song was Ronnie's only Top 10 country-crossover hit of his career. On the Billboard Country chart, it stayed at the #1 spot for three weeks and the Billboard Hot 100 chart at the #5 spot for three weeks too. This song is my favorite Ronnie Milsap song. A banger indeed!!! Jay and Amber, you guys should also react to another Ronnie Milsap song called She Loves My Car from the summer of 1984.

This song is so great among the many songs that Ronnie Milsap did in the 70's and 80's. This song was released in 1981. 🎶❤️🎶

Lost in the Fifties - an absolute must. Since I don't have you is another amazing cover.

Ronnie Milsap, what a great singer. ❤️

My absolute favorite Ronnie Milsap song is "It Was Almost Like a Song". Sooo good.

Just a true treasure. A hart tugger.

So many great Ronnie songs

Hi guys, still suggesting Slade for a new artist reaction to their Cum on feel the Noize 1973 uk No.1

Ronnie was country but crossed over to pop on the radio. I had a couple of his records back in the day, loved him and still do.

My Heart, Daydreams about night things, What goes on when the Sun Goes down, Pure Love, What a difference you've made in my life are some great ones of his

He puts on a great show. Great singer

Thank you for this reaction! Love Ronnie. :) Some more great Ronnie Milsap songs are: She Keeps the Home Fires Burning, Daydreams About Night Things, He Got You, Inside, Don’t You Know How Much I Love You, What Goes On When the Sun Goes Down, I Wouldn’t Have Missed It for the World, Any Day Now, Lost in the Fifties Tonight. =) I'm sure you'll get plenty of recommendations for his hits from his younger years, but I'll recommend to you Glen Campbell's 2014 hit I’m Not Gonna Miss You, which he wrote after receiving his Alzheimer's diagnosis. Beautiful and poignant. RIP Glen. Thank you for the wonderful music.

I got to see him in concert back in 96-97ish when I was Stationed at Fort Carson… He was playing at a country bar in Colorado Springs… even was blessed enough to get his autograph

Guys this was Ronnie's biggest crossover hit and my favorite song from him it was number one country number two Adult Contemporary and number five on Billboard pop singles chart in 1981 other songs from him Any day now and It was almost like a song guys there are many more songs to choose from please more Ronnie Millsap keep up the great work guys.