So sad to hear of Loretta Lynn's passing. She was a country legend & singer song writer who's music has spanned 6 decades. She was also friends with the great late Patsy Cline. Her younger sister Crystal Gayle also is a great singer. She grew up dirt poor & stayed humble & true to her roots. The autobiographical movie "Coal Miner's Daughter" is worth looking at.
Seen the movie years ago, loved it. Thought about that movie couple of months ago and thought I'd like to see it again. Next thing I know Loretta Lynn has left this world. RIP.
The movie has her and Ms Patsy’s friendship in it. From what I have seen in various videos, Ms Loretta Lynn was a sweet, sweet person. Just down to earth. She never forgot where she came from and her heart was big. Not many folks can claim that at the end, especially in show business.
Yes Patsy and Loretta were definitely best friends. Patsy actually discovered Loretta while listening to a live radio show while recouperating in the hospital from a bad car accident. Patsy let Loretta open some shows for her.Loretta was absolutely devastated when Patsy died. She even named one of her daughters after her. Other great Loretta songs.. "you ain't woman enough to take my man" "fist city" "the pill" "don't come home a drinking with living on your mind" Loretta wrote all her own songs too.
She didn't quite write all her own songs (for example, "One's On the Way" was written by Shel Silverstein) but she did write many, and her very first single, "I'm a Honky Tonk Girl" was the first or among the first written and recorded by a female country artist to chart (which it did at No. 14 on Billboard Country). She was influenced by Patsy Cline, famous for bossing her own recording sessions (often with a child on her knee).
A few nites ago l rewatched the movie, "Coal Miners Daughter" & then watched Dolly Parton in "9 to 5". I just saw an interview on youtube. They asked Loretta how(Holliwood) got almost all of her real life story right. Loretta said she won't sign the contract til she saw the script & approved it. Not everything is in the movie. They left out a lot of sad stuff that happened to Loretta. She said she didn't want people leaving the theaters/drive-ins feeling sad. Smart Lady, our Miss Loretta. I sure do miss her. Country Radio ban 14 of her songs. Each time they did this, the song would become a hit & the radio stations would have to start playing it. Loretta wrote about her life & many female fans felt the same as Loretta did. Loretta became the voice for all women. You're gonna discover many great female & male Legends in Country Music who can sing their hearts out. No autotune back then....just real voices. Many, many songs in Country Music were about story telling. I LOVE a good story song.
Loretta didn’t just break barriers in country music, she blew them the f*** up! From women’s rights, to hugging Charlie Pride at the awards show when she was told not to stand next to him because it wouldn’t look good for a white woman to be seen with a black man. When he won that award she whispered in his ear, “Tell them to kiss your black ass, honey” She was a legend, and her greatest achievements might’ve been outside of the 100’s of hit songs she wrote. You should listen to Van Lear Rose album that was produced by Jack White. Also, find videos of him talking about her. He loved her like his own mother
The story of her life was told in the movie, Coal Miner's Daughter. If you watch it you will understand the true friendship she and Patsy had and future songs you listen to will make alot of sense.
This was a song an story of her real life. Her 1st song she wrote was this song it was an immediate hit. They were at the top yes. An we're two of the most famous queens of country.
LOVED READING ALL THE COMMENTS. SO TRUE ABOUT THERR FRIENDSHIP . PATSY ALSO GAVE LORETTA SOME OF HER CLOTHES TO WEAR. I LOVE ALL TYPES OF MUSIC AND THANKS TO MY MOM GIVING ME THAT. PATSY PAST MY MOM CRIED SO MUCH. RIP. TO ALL THE GREATS.💥💥💥💥💥💚
Miss Loretta was true country and a groundbreaker. She was the first woman to receive a certified gold album for 1967's Don't Come Home a' Drinkin'. She was the first female country artist to write her own songs. She was the first female to receive ACM Entertainer of the Year. First female country artist to receive a star on the Walk of Fame. She was very true to herself and how she was raised. She even refused to sit on Dean Martin's lap because her momma told her to never sit in a man's lap. It's one thing to listen to her music, but to understand the woman, listen to some of her interviews or interviews about her. She was a remarkable woman. She preformed well into her 80s even having to be held up by those around her.
I’m an eastern ky coalminer’s daughter, just like Loretta Lynn. I grew up listening to her and my heart is still grieving her passing. May she Rest In Peace with her beloved Doolittle. (Her husband)
She was a real country singer/songwriter. This song is about her life growing up.There was a movie made about her life called “Coal Miner’s Daughter “. Luckily, she had a long and successful life despite the hardships.
She has a 2nd book she wrote after Doo died. She was a little more honest about Doo's anger and all. Didn't throw him under the bus. I read "Coal Miner's Daughter." Both books read like she spoke. I read Dolly's autobiography and Patsy's bio. Interesting! "Coal Miner's Daughter" is one of my favorite movies.
They were on top during their time. Patsy died early in a plane crash, leaving a small but wonderful catelog of work. Loretta lived a long life and had a great career. They were pioneers for female country artists. True legends. Another legend who preceded them was Kitty Wells, the first country female superstar. Among her hits was IT WASN’T GOD WHO MADE HONKY TONK ANGELS, an answer to a hit song WILDSIDE OF LIFE by Hank Thomson. Playing the two songs together would make a great video.
U.S. route 23 is known as Country music Highway thanks to all the Country music Hall of Fame residents who came from that area. My maternal grandmother's family began near Loretta's homeplace. Mother is 80 & her mother lived to 98. Both of them adored Loretta & Patsy.
I'm proud to be a coal miners daughter too! My dad's been gone for many years, but I carry him in my heart. His 100th birthday is approaching. 01/22/1923
Miss Loretta Lynn was a rebel with her music! She wrote about subjects that were only spoken about in whispers back in the day!! Look at her song titles ! Enjoy!!
Facts!! I’ve vivid memories of my parents giving me a coin for the jukebox in a restaurant we’d go to every Sun afternoon. Excitedly, I skipped right up, scanned my choices, dropped the coin, made my selection, & skipped back to the table… arriving just in time to see my Dad drop his fork & the blood drain from his face. Bwahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣 My Song of The Day to blast through the dining room: The Pill. 😂😂😂 Daddy was MAD. Mama was trying not to laugh😅 You are 💯 correct… Loretta spoke power to things; she made women feel empowered & emboldened w/o even realizing it, & did it while maintaining her sweet demeanor. Sweet & Salty one might say🥰
I'm not a big country music fan, but I can remember momma cleaning house while listening to this song on her old stereo. I can relate to how different things were back then, and how far she had come in her life. I remember walking down the road quite a ways with empty milk jugs (as we used to call them) to a natural spring, to get water, because my grandmother didn't have running water in her house. She also had an outhouse. We didn't have shoes in the summer time, so I would have to walk on the side of the road when going to get water, because the pavement would be so hot, that it would burn the bottom of my feet. She had a dutch oven outside because it would be too hot to cook much in the house, as there was no air conditioning. Having said all that, I will say this: I absolutely loved my childhood and how simple things were back then and how kind people were. I wish I could go back for just a little while.
She was the oldest of 8 kids. I discovered her about a year ago, and I can't get enough. I miss her enormously. She married her husband at 13, and they were married for 48 years, until he died in 1996 of complications due to diabetes.
They were literally dirt poor. Loretta got married to her husband when he was 22 and she was 15! According to the movie Coal Miners Daughter, hubs eventually realized she could sing, he got her a guitar, took her to bars to sing for the crowd, paid for a cheap recording at a studio, and drove her to many many radio stations to get the stations to play it. She had a volatile life, but she was strong. And she made it ❤
@@frederickbays405 His name was Doolittle, so it would be spelled Doo. He was also known as "Mooney" because in his younger days he delivered moonshine.
Actually she was 13 when they got married, but because the Commonwealth of Kentucky law said they needed parental permission and even though they were married by a preacher, the preacher did not take it to the courthouse, so they married again when she was 15 and no longer needed parental permission. I know people were really trying to make a huge deal about it, but that happened so frequently back then, especially with young people. The marriage certificate people found it actually the second one with her dad's name on it. In the movie, they directed Levon Helm to do what Ted Webb did, walk away, so he didn't sign the first one. But his name is on the "official" record. That is why she can say she was 13 because she had her first daughter when she was almost 15. The most prevailing reason why a preacher or justice of the peace or clerk of courts would not turn in the ones for young people, it was because they felt that the kids would get tired and leave each other. Remember, you are not born, married or dead unless the government says you are.
You need to watch the movie, "Coal Miners Daughter" or read the book by the same title. Both are good, accurate life stories. Patsy Cline was already a star when Loretta started her rise. They became very good friends. And Loretta's youngest sister Gale Webb (born after Loretta married and left home) changed her name to Crystal Gayle became another successful country singer-songwriter. You should react to her song, "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue".
My favorite rhyme of all time (see what I did there): Yeah, I'm proud to be a coal miner's daughter I remember well the well where I drew water The work we done was hard At night we'd sleep 'cause we were tard (tired) I never thought of ever leaving Butcher Holler Hard ... Tard ... Brings a smile to my face every time I hear this song, and I must have heard it 500 times!
What makes these early country singers so unique from those of today is that they actually lived the kinds of lives they sang about and many of their songs were written from personal experience. Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline were two true Queens of Country.
Loretta Lynn was definitely one of the queens of country music. Loretta Lynn wrote and sang songs about her life and women everywhere loved her. She actually holds the record for most songs banned by country music radio stations. She wrote songs that dealt with real life situations. Some of her songs you should react to are One's on the Way, The Pill, Don't come home a Drinking with loving on your mind, fist city and you ain't woman enough to take my man. You should also check out her duets with Conway Twitty, another great country singer. Another great country singer is Dolly Parton. I love your videos because you can tell you really love the music.
Patsy and Loretta were best friends and pretty much the same age, though Patsy was somewhat more sophisticated than Loretta and could show her the ropes. Patsy's gorgeous voice was unusual for country at the time and helped her cross over to a wider audience. Loretta was more country and she was also a songwriter, which Patsy wasn't. Patsy's death in a plane crash in 1963 (age 30) was devastating to Loretta. She did carry on to become one of country's all-time great stars. The Oscar-winning film "Coal Miner's Daughter" (1980) tells Loretta's story superbly.
Yes sir they were! That was my life back in the late 50s and 60s and we had love! 12 kids, dirt poor but rich in love. The best part was I didn’t even know I was poor until I grew about and actually thought about. Lots to learn and stories need to be told to keep us humble in life.
I love Loretta Lynn’s music. She wrote songs about her life and what she happened to be going through at the time. You should check out Fist City, One’s On The Way, You’re Looking At Country & You Ain’t Woman Enough To Take My Man.
She was definitely a legend, she wrote that song about her life, you need too see the movie "" Cole Miner's Daughter "" she'll be missed by all 💖 R.I.P..🙏, THANK YOU FOR YOUR REACTION HOPE YOU HAVE A BLESSED DAY 🙏
They were two of the biggest and best in the late fifties, early sixties. They were carrying on the mantle for Miss Kitty Wells, affectionately known as the Queen of Country Music. If you like Loretta and Patsy you gotta check out Kitty Wells.✌
Loretta Lynn was one of a kind. She got married when she was 15 years old and had six kids and just passed away at the age of 90. She grew up a country girl in Butcher “Holler”( Hollow ) Kentucky and never lost that country talk. She truly seemed to be a wonderful person. She has many wonderful songs . She also sang with Conway Twitty and they had many great songs together. She wail be missed . RIP Loretta
Patsy Cline and Kitty Wells, along with all of the Carter family, were really the first female country stars, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette and Dolly Parton came along a little later starting in the 1960s. Patsy died young, Kitty lived a good long life, but Tammy passed young in her 50's, and now with Loretta's passing, Dolly really is the only one of the big pioneering stars with us. There are of course other female country singers but these were the women who blazed the way, winning entertainer of the year, crossing over into the pop charts, headlining their own shows, and even with Dolly, followed by Reba McEntire, branching into acting in movies and television. Loretta's music stood out because she wrote her songs from a saucy standpoint. Coal Miner's Daughter was autobiographical, but many of her other songs were too but written from the standpoint of a woman who wasn't happy with how her husband and the rest of society treated her. Fist City, You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man, and The Pill were some of her best, we're not gonna take it anymore songs. Loretta was a tough practical woman like so many from her blue collar roots and she wrote songs to appeal to those women and the rest of us got to enjoy them. RIP Miss Loretta.
Patsy had more songs, too. "Sweet Dreams" has amazing vocals. "Why Can't He Be You," (Did anyone tell you Willie Nelson wrote "Crazy?") "If You've Got Leaving on Your Mind," "Back in Baby's Arms," "Faded Love," "So Wrong," "Just a Closer Walk With Me," "I've Got Your Picture," "Strange" and "Blue Moon of Kentucky."
R.I.P...Loretta....thanks for all of the great music
So sad to hear of Loretta Lynn's passing. She was a country legend & singer song writer who's music has spanned 6 decades. She was also friends with the great late Patsy Cline. Her younger sister Crystal Gayle also is a great singer. She grew up dirt poor & stayed humble & true to her roots. The autobiographical movie "Coal Miner's Daughter" is worth looking at.
Seen the movie years ago, loved it. Thought about that movie couple of months ago and thought I'd like to see it again. Next thing I know Loretta Lynn has left this world. RIP.
You should hear her one of many Christmas tapes. Tape. Saying that shows my age but try, The Heck with ole Santa Claus.
They paved the way for female country artist. They are legendary in Country music.
That is true song about her life. Great movie too.
The Angel's waited
Loretta is the Queen of county.
Another Amazing singer from eastern Kentucky!
Awwwww....Ms Loretta Lynn. I love her. So sad she just recently passed away. Beautiful person and beautiful voice.
They were on the top of the country and western charts .MAY THEY BOTH R-I-P
good dads make a big difference.
country music icon so many records
I'm a 70 year old Grandmother. I'm new to your channel and loving it! Especially the music reactions; Thank you
R.I.P Loretta Lynn. A beautiful soul. God bless Adogg
Loretta Lynn and Patsy are still at the top of the list of country singers.
Coal Miner’s Daughter is a wonderful movie
The movie has her and Ms Patsy’s friendship in it. From what I have seen in various videos, Ms Loretta Lynn was a sweet, sweet person. Just down to earth. She never forgot where she came from and her heart was big. Not many folks can claim that at the end, especially in show business.
Loved Loretta. This movie by the same name is a wonderful movie based on her book about her life. R.I.P
Yes Patsy and Loretta were definitely best friends. Patsy actually discovered Loretta while listening to a live radio show while recouperating in the hospital from a bad car accident. Patsy let Loretta open some shows for her.Loretta was absolutely devastated when Patsy died. She even named one of her daughters after her. Other great Loretta songs.. "you ain't woman enough to take my man" "fist city" "the pill" "don't come home a drinking with living on your mind" Loretta wrote all her own songs too.
She didn't quite write all her own songs (for example, "One's On the Way" was written by Shel Silverstein) but she did write many, and her very first single, "I'm a Honky Tonk Girl" was the first or among the first written and recorded by a female country artist to chart (which it did at No. 14 on Billboard Country). She was influenced by Patsy Cline, famous for bossing her own recording sessions (often with a child on her knee).
She was a legend in country music .
This song was about her life ..
Loretta was the queen of country music
It’s so awesome you like Loretta Lynn! My mom and I love her!
Yes they were at the top of female country music singers of their times
First lady of Country Music as they say!! She was a GOAT!!! Check out some more old country~!
A few nites ago l rewatched the movie, "Coal Miners Daughter" & then watched Dolly Parton in "9 to 5". I just saw an interview on youtube. They asked Loretta how(Holliwood) got almost all of her real life story right. Loretta said she won't sign the contract til she saw the script & approved it. Not everything is in the movie. They left out a lot of sad stuff that happened to Loretta. She said she didn't want people leaving the theaters/drive-ins feeling sad. Smart Lady, our Miss Loretta. I sure do miss her. Country Radio ban 14 of her songs. Each time they did this, the song would become a hit & the radio stations would have to start playing it. Loretta wrote about her life & many female fans felt the same as Loretta did. Loretta became the voice for all women. You're gonna discover many great female & male Legends in Country Music who can sing their hearts out. No autotune back then....just real voices. Many, many songs in Country Music were about story telling. I LOVE a good story song.
Loretta didn’t just break barriers in country music, she blew them the f*** up! From women’s rights, to hugging Charlie Pride at the awards show when she was told not to stand next to him because it wouldn’t look good for a white woman to be seen with a black man. When he won that award she whispered in his ear, “Tell them to kiss your black ass, honey”
She was a legend, and her greatest achievements might’ve been outside of the 100’s of hit songs she wrote.
You should listen to Van Lear Rose album that was produced by Jack White. Also, find videos of him talking about her. He loved her like his own mother
The story of her life was told in the movie, Coal Miner's Daughter. If you watch it you will understand the true friendship she and Patsy had and future songs you listen to will make alot of sense.
Queen of country music. Sweet as could be. Fame never ruined her.
Loretta Lynn was an Icon in Country Music. Loretta Lynn & Dolly Parton we’re good friends, and they sang together on the Dolly Parton Show.
This was a song an story of her real life. Her 1st song she wrote was this song it was an immediate hit. They were at the top yes. An we're two of the most famous queens of country.
LOVED READING ALL THE COMMENTS. SO TRUE ABOUT THERR FRIENDSHIP . PATSY ALSO GAVE LORETTA
SOME OF HER CLOTHES TO WEAR.
I LOVE ALL TYPES OF MUSIC AND THANKS TO MY MOM GIVING ME THAT. PATSY PAST MY MOM CRIED SO MUCH. RIP. TO ALL THE GREATS.💥💥💥💥💥💚
You are on your way to becoming a genuine musicologist, young Gentleman. I'm proud of you, and please keep keeping on.
They were indeed and still were the best in country music.
Miss Loretta was true country and a groundbreaker. She was the first woman to receive a certified gold album for 1967's Don't Come Home a' Drinkin'. She was the first female country artist to write her own songs. She was the first female to receive ACM Entertainer of the Year. First female country artist to receive a star on the Walk of Fame. She was very true to herself and how she was raised. She even refused to sit on Dean Martin's lap because her momma told her to never sit in a man's lap. It's one thing to listen to her music, but to understand the woman, listen to some of her interviews or interviews about her. She was a remarkable woman. She preformed well into her 80s even having to be held up by those around her.
Louisiana woman featuring Conway Twitty is also a very good choice 73
I’m an eastern ky coalminer’s daughter, just like Loretta Lynn. I grew up listening to her and my heart is still grieving her passing. May she Rest In Peace with her beloved Doolittle. (Her husband)
She was a real country singer/songwriter. This song is about her life growing up.There was a movie made about her life called “Coal Miner’s Daughter “. Luckily, she had a long and successful life despite the hardships.
She has a 2nd book she wrote after Doo died. She was a little more honest about Doo's anger and all. Didn't throw him under the bus. I read "Coal Miner's Daughter." Both books read like she spoke. I read Dolly's autobiography and Patsy's bio. Interesting! "Coal Miner's Daughter" is one of my favorite movies.
They were on top during their time. Patsy died early in a plane crash, leaving a small but wonderful catelog of work. Loretta lived a long life and had a great career. They were pioneers for female country artists. True legends.
Another legend who preceded them was Kitty Wells, the first country female superstar. Among her hits was IT WASN’T GOD WHO MADE HONKY TONK ANGELS, an answer to a hit song WILDSIDE OF LIFE by Hank Thomson. Playing the two songs together would make a great video.
She was an still is the true queen of country music.
RIP Loretta, we will always remember.
U.S. route 23 is known as Country music Highway thanks to all the Country music Hall of Fame residents who came from that area. My maternal grandmother's family began near Loretta's homeplace. Mother is 80 & her mother lived to 98. Both of them adored Loretta & Patsy.
I saw Loretta when she was 80, her voice was even better!
She's a legend! You did her proud A dogg! For that, I thank you sir.
I'm proud to be a coal miners daughter too! My dad's been gone for many years, but I carry him in my heart. His 100th birthday is approaching. 01/22/1923
Miss Loretta Lynn was a rebel with her music! She wrote about subjects that were only spoken about in whispers back in the day!! Look at her song titles ! Enjoy!!
Facts!! I’ve vivid memories of my parents giving me a coin for the jukebox in a restaurant we’d go to every Sun afternoon. Excitedly, I skipped right up, scanned my choices, dropped the coin, made my selection, & skipped back to the table… arriving just in time to see my Dad drop his fork & the blood drain from his face.
Bwahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣
My Song of The Day to blast through the dining room:
The Pill. 😂😂😂
Daddy was MAD.
Mama was trying not to laugh😅
You are 💯 correct… Loretta spoke power to things; she made women feel empowered & emboldened w/o even realizing it, & did it while maintaining her sweet demeanor. Sweet & Salty one might say🥰
She touted women's rights with her song about the Pill! What a. Activist for women she really was!
I thank them both, they got me through a lot of hard times.
I'm not a big country music fan, but I can remember momma cleaning house while listening to this song on her old stereo. I can relate to how different things were back then, and how far she had come in her life. I remember walking down the road quite a ways with empty milk jugs (as we used to call them) to a natural spring, to get water, because my grandmother didn't have running water in her house. She also had an outhouse. We didn't have shoes in the summer time, so I would have to walk on the side of the road when going to get water, because the pavement would be so hot, that it would burn the bottom of my feet. She had a dutch oven outside because it would be too hot to cook much in the house, as there was no air conditioning. Having said all that, I will say this: I absolutely loved my childhood and how simple things were back then and how kind people were. I wish I could go back for just a little while.
Great reaction addog. Loretta was the queen of country music
Yes they were the best two country singers around the same time..read her books Coal Miners Daughter and Me and Patsy
This song was made into a movie!
She was the oldest of 8 kids. I discovered her about a year ago, and I can't get enough. I miss her enormously. She married her husband at 13, and they were married for 48 years, until he died in 1996 of complications due to diabetes.
Love your reactions!!
Loretta came from love and loved hard and wrote about love and women and life. She was a legend and a rebel in the kindest way
💙Loretta💔
Rest in peace Loretta, you were truly the one true queen of country
They were literally dirt poor. Loretta got married to her husband when he was 22 and she was 15! According to the movie Coal Miners Daughter, hubs eventually realized she could sing, he got her a guitar, took her to bars to sing for the crowd, paid for a cheap recording at a studio, and drove her to many many radio stations to get the stations to play it. She had a volatile life, but she was strong. And she made it ❤
Dou ( I have never seen it spelled) Her husband was a lot more then just her man. When she had her brake down he was there.
@@frederickbays405 His name was Doolittle, so it would be spelled Doo. He was also known as "Mooney" because in his younger days he delivered moonshine.
@@garyhiggins5823 Ty I had forgotten those details
after all it all happen so many yr ago. All in my life time as I am 74
Actually she was 13 when they got married, but because the Commonwealth of Kentucky law said they needed parental permission and even though they were married by a preacher, the preacher did not take it to the courthouse, so they married again when she was 15 and no longer needed parental permission.
I know people were really trying to make a huge deal about it, but that happened so frequently back then, especially with young people. The marriage certificate people found it actually the second one with her dad's name on it.
In the movie, they directed Levon Helm to do what Ted Webb did, walk away, so he didn't sign the first one. But his name is on the "official" record. That is why she can say she was 13 because she had her first daughter when she was almost 15.
The most prevailing reason why a preacher or justice of the peace or clerk of courts would not turn in the ones for young people, it was because they felt that the kids would get tired and leave each other. Remember, you are not born, married or dead unless the government says you are.
@@moorek1967 ya u cant even die any more unless the gov says u can
You need to watch the movie, "Coal Miners Daughter" or read the book by the same title. Both are good, accurate life stories. Patsy Cline was already a star when Loretta started her rise. They became very good friends. And Loretta's youngest sister Gale Webb (born after Loretta married and left home) changed her name to Crystal Gayle became another successful country singer-songwriter. You should react to her song, "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue".
Loretta was the original queen of country. There’s a movie from this song. You should watch it. It does pretty good of her struggles in the beginning!
The true Queen of Country!
There's a movie about this song. She's a legend.
Always fun, ADogg
See The Movie Coal Miner's Daughter It Tells Her Life. Love Your Reaction .
the movie Coal Miner's Daughter is great.
Loretta was the queen of country
Coal Miner’s Daughter movie is very good.❤️
This song was her life's story! There was a movie made also!n "Coal Miners Daughter"!
My favorite rhyme of all time (see what I did there):
Yeah, I'm proud to be a coal miner's daughter
I remember well the well where I drew water
The work we done was hard
At night we'd sleep 'cause we were tard (tired)
I never thought of ever leaving Butcher Holler
Hard ... Tard ... Brings a smile to my face every time I hear this song, and I must have heard it 500 times!
What makes these early country singers so unique from those of today is that they actually lived the kinds of lives they sang about and many of their songs were written from personal experience. Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline were two true Queens of Country.
This is a true story of her life. She wrote the song too
Loretta Lynn was definitely one of the queens of country music. Loretta Lynn wrote and sang songs about her life and women everywhere loved her. She actually holds the record for most songs banned by country music radio stations. She wrote songs that dealt with real life situations. Some of her songs you should react to are One's on the Way, The Pill, Don't come home a Drinking with loving on your mind, fist city and you ain't woman enough to take my man. You should also check out her duets with Conway Twitty, another great country singer. Another great country singer is Dolly Parton. I love your videos because you can tell you really love the music.
This is her true history too. Love me some lorreta!
Patsy and Loretta were best friends and pretty much the same age, though Patsy was somewhat more sophisticated than Loretta and could show her the ropes. Patsy's gorgeous voice was unusual for country at the time and helped her cross over to a wider audience. Loretta was more country and she was also a songwriter, which Patsy wasn't. Patsy's death in a plane crash in 1963 (age 30) was devastating to Loretta. She did carry on to become one of country's all-time great stars. The Oscar-winning film "Coal Miner's Daughter" (1980) tells Loretta's story superbly.
Lovely video analysis. Thank you.
This lady was the real deal. This song is actually about her real life.
Yes sir they were! That was my life back in the late 50s and 60s and we had love! 12 kids, dirt poor but rich in love. The best part was I didn’t even know I was poor until I grew about and actually thought about. Lots to learn and stories need to be told to keep us humble in life.
Love your reactions ❤
Country gold.
Loretta was a huge talent.
You really should try “Fist City”
Yes they were
Love this,!
I love Loretta Lynn’s music. She wrote songs about her life and what she happened to be going through at the time. You should check out Fist City, One’s On The Way, You’re Looking At Country & You Ain’t Woman Enough To Take My Man.
kitty wells.,loretta lynn .tammy wynette ,connie smith .,,these were the top women of country music in the sixties...appreciate your channel dogg.
Loretta Lynn also had some great duets with Conway Twitty, Backstreet Affair, Lead me On
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I love to sing her songs.
She was the queen of country
She was definitely a legend, she wrote that song about her life, you need too see the movie "" Cole Miner's Daughter "" she'll be missed by all 💖 R.I.P..🙏, THANK YOU FOR YOUR REACTION HOPE YOU HAVE A BLESSED DAY 🙏
She was genuine
very nice reaction!!! yes, she and Patsy were the best..
They were two of the biggest and best in the late fifties, early sixties. They were carrying on the mantle for Miss Kitty Wells, affectionately known as the Queen of Country Music. If you like Loretta and Patsy you gotta check out Kitty Wells.✌
I love Loretta Lynn
Love her so much. Her song Fist City is wonderful.
Loretta Lynn was one of a kind. She got married when she was 15 years old and had six kids and just passed away at the age of 90. She grew up a country girl in Butcher “Holler”( Hollow ) Kentucky and never lost that country talk. She truly seemed to be a wonderful person. She has many wonderful songs . She also sang with Conway Twitty and they had many great songs together. She wail be missed . RIP Loretta
Fun fact...Ms. Loretta had many songs banned at the time...check out her song The Pill. She wasn't afraid to speak her mind.
A movie came out "Patsy & Loretta" a couple years ago based on their friendship.
This song is the story of her life.
RIP Loretta
She opened the door for women in country music🎶 A true LEGEND! RIP Ms. Loretta Lynn
I'm proud to be a WV Coal Miner, WW II Veteran's daughter.
Patsy Cline and Kitty Wells, along with all of the Carter family, were really the first female country stars, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette and Dolly Parton came along a little later starting in the 1960s. Patsy died young, Kitty lived a good long life, but Tammy passed young in her 50's, and now with Loretta's passing, Dolly really is the only one of the big pioneering stars with us. There are of course other female country singers but these were the women who blazed the way, winning entertainer of the year, crossing over into the pop charts, headlining their own shows, and even with Dolly, followed by Reba McEntire, branching into acting in movies and television. Loretta's music stood out because she wrote her songs from a saucy standpoint. Coal Miner's Daughter was autobiographical, but many of her other songs were too but written from the standpoint of a woman who wasn't happy with how her husband and the rest of society treated her. Fist City, You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man, and The Pill were some of her best, we're not gonna take it anymore songs. Loretta was a tough practical woman like so many from her blue collar roots and she wrote songs to appeal to those women and the rest of us got to enjoy them. RIP Miss Loretta.
Patsy had more songs, too. "Sweet Dreams" has amazing vocals. "Why Can't He Be You," (Did anyone tell you Willie Nelson wrote "Crazy?") "If You've Got Leaving on Your Mind," "Back in Baby's Arms," "Faded Love," "So Wrong," "Just a Closer Walk With Me," "I've Got Your Picture," "Strange" and "Blue Moon of Kentucky."
Tammy Wynette got her start in country music, singing at the Mobile Skateatorium. She had a huge crossover hit in 1968 with "Stand By Your Man."
Loretta Lynns baby sister was also an amazing country music star...Check out Dont it make my brown eyes blue by Crystal Gayle
IMO she is the queen of country music!