You are going way back. Tammy had a natural cry in her voice. When Tammy and George Jones divorced, she released a song “Till I Can Make It On My Own” a must hear!
She co-wrote this song with Billy Sherill. Legend is it only took 15 minutes to write. One of the biggest hits of her career along with DIVORCE. Such a very powerful voice and impactful delivery!
Tammy had a wonderful voice. She originally lived next to my Aunt. Her name was Wynetta Byrd. She appeared early in the morning on The Country Boy Eddie Show.
Tammy was a country superstar. Please google her and see some of the people she recorded with later in life. She had huge hit records. My favorite is Till I can make it on my own. She left us much to soon. 😢
I love Tammy...one of a kind voice...saw her in concert 7 times and met her 2 times ...she was as nice as could be and so gracious and a true elegant lady...thank you so much for featuring her!
You mentioned the songs being so simple and you summed up true country. There's an old saying with country music that it was 'three chords and the truth.' For my money, Tammy had the most genuine and pure voice ever in country music. Sure, Patsy Cline was pitch perfect, and I love her, but Tammy, well she is truly in an emotional class of her own. When she was married to George Jones, they were collectively known as the President and First Lady of Country Music, and justifiably so.
It's so crazy that she was married to George Jones because she was the female version of George. Their voices tore heart strings like no other. She has some amazing songs. PLEASE check out her song "woman to woman".
Was never big on this song but do like many of her others; D-I-V-O-R-C-E, Kids (say the darndest things), Southern California, and Golden Rings were all big for her
I didn't know you had another channel! I've been watching the current one and this just came up in my feed. Man I had such a celebrity crush on Tammy Wynette for a while when I was younger. I know a lot about her and I love her music and I always have. There for a while, she and George Jones were the queen and king of country music.
This was a great reaction by you! You must have true musical sensitivity because you immediately picked up on all of the key things that make this one of the great female country and western songs ever done. I love this song and I love your reaction. Here's to your next one! 🙏🙂❤️
I love country music, and enjoy watching people who are just getting introduced to country react to some of my all time favorite artists and songs. It seems most of the song I've seen you react to are on the serious side. Country is a unique genre, it can have you balling your eyes out, or tapping your toes itching to get out on the floor for a two step, or laughing your butt off. I would suggest to try Trace Adkins "Just The Way We Do It". I'm sure you'll find a reason to smile.
lol.....years ago one of the restaurants I worked at had boxes of mix-tapes(well they were burned CDs) for the kitchen stereo and this was on quite a few of them. The serving staff would randomly walk in every now and then to find 5 or 6 sweaty dudes belting this song out at a pretty high volume.
This song is a classic. My Mom loved it and I love it. Tammy Wynette was a great singer. Also look up "Muu Muu Land" with The KLF. It was one of the last songs Wynette recorded. This was in 1991.
I would like to suggest that, after you listen this, you watch the scene in which "The Blues Brothers" perform this same song. You'll find it humorous but revealing as well.
You need to listen to Lari White's rendition of "Stand By Your Man" she also performs it live. This was supposed to be to honor Tammy, but dare i say that Lari actually exceeds the original. Anything she does it great in my book though. Check out "Lead Me Not" which in many ways was Lari White's signature song which she wrote, although not her biggest hit. The Music Video is just from a Live performance, and it is unbelievable the power, range and beauty of her voice.
Tammy did many duets with George Jones. Southern California or My Elusive Dreams would make for a great reaction. IMO Tammy has the most emotive voice of any female country singer,
@@39thala it came out during a big wave for feminism. which was based a lot in female independence either financially or physically, it was just around this time when women could first get a bank account without having to have a father or husband there with you. a loooot of people took it as 'just deal with being treated like garbage by your husband cause you're already married' and far less took it as it's supposed to be which is 'if you love your husband you'll work through the hard stuff'. also she was married to george jones at the time and it was widely known he was abusive, like would get drunk and point loaded guns at her, abusive. it seemed strange at the time, but it's really just a love song.
@@39thala Many people put this song down as wifely submission to the husband. Hillary Clinton famously said during her husband's election , "I'm not sitting here, some little woman standing by my man, like Tammy Wynette."
@@tomuchcamoflauge Well, exactly, it's just a love song! And Tammy said 'thats all she intended'. And that was the reason for my question to the original poster about their "takeaway" statement. Nobody can really say what "most peeps" takeaway is from this song or what "statement" was intended. That's just being presumptive. Also, it seems to be lost on a lot of people that this song was written by both a woman 'and' a man! Not just a woman.
Patsy Cline was the Queen of Female county singers. You would enjoy her as well. P.S. I can't think you enough for the joy you selflessly share with your subscribers.
You actually reminded me of another song you might like to listen to... it's also simple, beautiful and absolutely amazing xx :) Chris Stapleton, Tennessee whiskey
Good reaction to a true country legend. You are correct, a good country artist and/or song doesn't need a lot of instrumentation, it's the lyrics that should be the focus of the song. If you haven't yet, I would suggest giving Marty Robbins a listen, either "El Paso" or "Big Iron".
Fun fact about Tammy Wynette. She was a hairdresser before she became a country artist. She always kept up with her beautician license just in case her singing career never worked out.
I like this song to a certain extent. Some of the good parts are that it has a positive message and Tammy Wynette's singing voice is unbelievable. Bad part is that I have dated some women in my life. But none of them ever stood next to me. They would rather have me go through my personal nightmares all by myself which in the end happened...
Yes yes I remember those days my mom had it going on so I had it going on all right all right but how about George and Tammy especially like golden rang Hai remember that come on
But I had a problem of George George Jones. George brother George jones had my woman had a ring. Think how to go to Norris, right? Yeah, that was married. Tell me why I'm George Jones. But I did a album together. And I got a song brother golden ring. Howard, I know you're still catching golden ring by Tammy and George Jones. Tammy Wynette, George Jones. If I do that go denoring.
Now you gotta do The Blues Brothers version, it's hilarious! Edit: Tammy never understood the kick back she got from this, as far as she was concerned, it was, "a pretty love song"
Tosha... this beautiful Woman was married to George Jones....he was never able too get past her. He wrote MANY songs about her.... And his regret of treating her wrong .
I would like to make a request for reaction to Roy Clark's (yesterday when i was young). My father grew up watching Roy Clark in heehaw and when we would see him singing this song my father said when he died he wanted this song played. So when he passed in 2013, I had this song olayed at his viewing and funeral. To this day it is so hard to listen to this song because all i can think about is him. Thank u
My Dear Tasha.... None of us would ever contend that Tammy wasn't the perfect choice to sing this song; However , there are allot of PI and Criminal attorneys who would disagree with the "philosophy " behind the writers' lyrics ? It's almost comical to think that "all women", especially those who might have been harmed BY their men; Tammy was one of them too; Did she really "stand by" her men in those divorce proceedings ? Sometimes not. Go to " Stand by Your Man--He's just a Man?" see what I mean when you fast forward to the mid-point. After several listens to, Tammy's , on stage with Johnny Cash's Award commentary, I heard Tammy going flat on holding out that ending note; but who wouldn't , while being on stage with such a great as Johnny? She was probably a bit nervous, and that's forgivable... I still do hear a bit of hierocracy in the lyrics... Out of respect for both of the professionals mentioned above. I couldn't crank out the words of my chorus! Forgive me too, please...I just had to say it.
I have one for you based from this one. Hold my hand brandy Clark. if you need sarcastic humor but real songs she’s also great for that but I think this is my fave of hers or in my top 5
I recently saw her and George Jones' story on Mike Judge's show "Tales of the Tourbus." And all I can say is yeesh. My whole life, I had no clue that she was the way she was. She'd always seemed to be portrayed and talked about as almost like a country music saint. 😬
Tammy said she'd done a lot of songs for women; but, this song was meant for men, in that, men mess up and are hard for women to understand sometimes. It's a song to let women know a man is only human "After all, he's just a man". It wasn't a song about being the "little woman" he can treat any ole way and she stays with him like some kind of dog or something. Tons of people missed that message. That's why this song was so controversial during a time when women were really fighting to be equal.
In the 80s a burlesque group created a foursome that parodied Tammy wynette, porter Wagner, Willie Nelson and dolly parton. Singing a song called if you ain't country you ain't s***
You are going way back. Tammy had a natural cry in her voice. When Tammy and George Jones divorced, she released a song “Till I Can Make It On My Own” a must hear!
Every time I hear her sing I get goose bumps
She co-wrote this song with Billy Sherill. Legend is it only took 15 minutes to write. One of the biggest hits of her career along with DIVORCE. Such a very powerful voice and impactful delivery!
I would say it IS her biggest hit (arguably). Certainly her most recognizable by the general public.
Tammy had a wonderful voice. She originally lived next to my Aunt. Her name was Wynetta Byrd. She appeared early in the morning on The Country Boy Eddie Show.
Tammy was a country superstar. Please google her and see some of the people she recorded with later in life. She had huge hit records. My favorite is Till I can make it on my own. She left us much to soon. 😢
Such a simple song but one of the top 5 in country music I’ve ever heard. She scored a big win with this one.
Check out "Til I Can Make It On My Own". Tammy's emotions just seep out from it. One of my favorite songs by any artist.
I love Tammy. I also love her and George Jones together. Golden ring, two story house. really all their duets are so good
The greatest female country singer ever!. Tammy made you feel the emotion in a song. The queen of country!.
Try Lynn Anderson's I Never Promised You a Rose Garden.
That was my mom's favorite song.
I forgot about that one! I loved that one when I was a kid! My Granny and I used to sing it when it came on the radio.
Yes please!
Definitely
I've looked it up since and the title is just Rose Garden
She has been vastly underated!!!
Fantastic voice!
How can you say that she won many country music awards had many many no. 1 hits. Obviously you're clueless sorry!!!!
She's a legend. Definitely one of the greatest singers ever. Not underrated.
Not even CLOSE to being underated. Probably one of the most recognizable country songs-ever.
Always loved her voice and phrasing and above all, her life was in the songs , so you knew it was real.
I love Tammy...one of a kind voice...saw her in concert 7 times and met her 2 times ...she was as nice as could be and so gracious and a true elegant lady...thank you so much for featuring her!
Such a sweet song by Tammy Wynette, we still need this message today!!!
You mentioned the songs being so simple and you summed up true country. There's an old saying with country music that it was 'three chords and the truth.' For my money, Tammy had the most genuine and pure voice ever in country music. Sure, Patsy Cline was pitch perfect, and I love her, but Tammy, well she is truly in an emotional class of her own. When she was married to George Jones, they were collectively known as the President and First Lady of Country Music, and justifiably so.
Love Tammy's voice. For something completely different you should listen to her singing on the KLF song Justified and Ancient from the early 90's.
For me Wynette will always be associated with this particular song.
She’s from the county I grew up in Itawamba Co. MS
Tammy was so talented. There's nothing she couldn't sing. She would just stand there and let it pour out of her.
What a voice she had! And she wrote that song.
It's so crazy that she was married to George Jones because she was the female version of George. Their voices tore heart strings like no other. She has some amazing songs. PLEASE check out her song "woman to woman".
Tammy is one of the Legends of Country music, was glad to see your reaction to her and the song, I think you will enjoy your journey.
Was never big on this song but do like many of her others; D-I-V-O-R-C-E, Kids (say the darndest things), Southern California, and Golden Rings were all big for her
I didn't know you had another channel! I've been watching the current one and this just came up in my feed. Man I had such a celebrity crush on Tammy Wynette for a while when I was younger. I know a lot about her and I love her music and I always have. There for a while, she and George Jones were the queen and king of country music.
A country tour must travel too Loretta Lynn: Coal Miner's Daughter, The Pill, Fist City, You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man...
Yes, yes, yes!!! Amazing lady of country music!!
She was married to George Jones for a few years. This song makes me think of him.
Me too
This was a great reaction by you! You must have true musical sensitivity because you immediately picked up on all of the key things that make this one of the great female country and western songs ever done. I love this song and I love your reaction. Here's to your next one! 🙏🙂❤️
I love country music, and enjoy watching people who are just getting introduced to country react to some of my all time favorite artists and songs. It seems most of the song I've seen you react to are on the serious side. Country is a unique genre, it can have you balling your eyes out, or tapping your toes itching to get out on the floor for a two step, or laughing your butt off. I would suggest to try Trace Adkins "Just The Way We Do It". I'm sure you'll find a reason to smile.
Loyalty is a recurring theme in the 5-'s/60's Stand by Me, Stand By Your Man,
You got it. You figured out what makes true talent.
lol.....years ago one of the restaurants I worked at had boxes of mix-tapes(well they were burned CDs) for the kitchen stereo and this was on quite a few of them. The serving staff would randomly walk in every now and then to find 5 or 6 sweaty dudes belting this song out at a pretty high volume.
This song is a classic. My Mom loved it and I love it. Tammy Wynette was a great singer. Also look up "Muu Muu Land" with The KLF. It was one of the last songs Wynette recorded. This was in 1991.
Harper Valley PTA friend! It was my favorite song when I was a kid-it reminded me of my mom lol
I think you would like Harper Valley Pta by Jeannie C Riley
I would like to suggest that, after you listen this, you watch the scene in which "The Blues Brothers" perform this same song. You'll find it humorous but revealing as well.
You need to listen to Lari White's rendition of "Stand By Your Man" she also performs it live. This was supposed to be to honor Tammy, but dare i say that Lari actually exceeds the original. Anything she does it great in my book though. Check out "Lead Me Not" which in many ways was Lari White's signature song which she wrote, although not her biggest hit. The Music Video is just from a Live performance, and it is unbelievable the power, range and beauty of her voice.
Yeah you heard this song in the 90’s at 2AM. All time greatest love songs for only 19.99.
Bahhahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can't get this song out of my head.
One surprise was that Tammy sang on the KLF song, Justified and Ancient, including appearing in the music video.
Check out the Judd’s Grandpa. It will bring tears to your eyes.
Tammy did many duets with George Jones. Southern California or My Elusive Dreams would make for a great reaction.
IMO Tammy has the most emotive voice of any female country singer,
"He is just a man." A totally strong female statement. Not what most peeps takeaway from this song.
What 'takeaway' is it that you think most people have?
@@39thala it came out during a big wave for feminism. which was based a lot in female independence either financially or physically, it was just around this time when women could first get a bank account without having to have a father or husband there with you. a loooot of people took it as 'just deal with being treated like garbage by your husband cause you're already married' and far less took it as it's supposed to be which is 'if you love your husband you'll work through the hard stuff'. also she was married to george jones at the time and it was widely known he was abusive, like would get drunk and point loaded guns at her, abusive. it seemed strange at the time, but it's really just a love song.
@@39thala Many people put this song down as wifely submission to the husband. Hillary Clinton famously said during her husband's election , "I'm not sitting here, some little woman standing by my man, like Tammy Wynette."
@@PaintedCavern Yeah, and Tammy Wynette condemned Hillary for that comment.
@@tomuchcamoflauge Well, exactly, it's just a love song! And Tammy said 'thats all she intended'. And that was the reason for my question to the original poster about their "takeaway" statement. Nobody can really say what "most peeps" takeaway is from this song or what "statement" was intended. That's just being presumptive. Also, it seems to be lost on a lot of people that this song was written by both a woman 'and' a man! Not just a woman.
Patsy Cline was the Queen of Female county singers. You would enjoy her as well.
P.S. I can't think you enough for the joy you selflessly share with your subscribers.
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You actually reminded me of another song you might like to listen to... it's also simple, beautiful and absolutely amazing xx :)
Chris Stapleton, Tennessee whiskey
I did that one, it was blocked ☹️
@@TheAdventuresofTNT whaaaat?
Lame ass youtube smh
@@TheAdventuresofTNT that is just wrong too as I've heard several others react to it? Why was yours blocked? Ugh.
she is incredible !!!
I love that song ♡
Good reaction to a true country legend. You are correct, a good country artist and/or song doesn't need a lot of instrumentation, it's the lyrics that should be the focus of the song. If you haven't yet, I would suggest giving Marty Robbins a listen, either "El Paso" or "Big Iron".
I loved your reaction. Thanks for it!... Shoot! Wish I could have been there with you when you first listened to it.
The First Lady of Country Music.
Just anything by Tammy is solid gold…
Fun fact about Tammy Wynette. She was a hairdresser before she became a country artist. She always kept up with her beautician license just in case her singing career never worked out.
Tammy was my daddy's fav female artist. I didn.t get it back then, but now I do Daddy. Thanks for the reactions.
Tammy Wynette, another Mississippi artist. One of MANY! No wonder Mississippi is referred to as the birthplace of American music.
Almost 7m views!! RIP, beautiful Tammy.
Great song !!! Great react
Tammy has often said of her own singing, "I may not be the BEST, but I'm the LOUDEST".
Seriously, react to KLF Justified and Ancient with Tammy Wynette. It’s brilliant!
I like this song to a certain extent. Some of the good parts are that it has a positive message and Tammy Wynette's singing voice is unbelievable. Bad part is that I have dated some women in my life. But none of them ever stood next to me. They would rather have me go through my personal nightmares all by myself which in the end happened...
A true beautiful voice
Another essential Tammy song is D-I-V-O-R-C-E. Plus the duets with George Jones. My favorites are Golden Ring and Two Story House.
When I was growing up I remember my mother listening to Tammy.
Yes yes I remember those days my mom had it going on so I had it going on all right all right but how about George and Tammy especially like golden rang Hai remember that come on
Almost Persuaded by David Houston, also Tammy's cover of it.
You're description was prefect!
You're just a pretty lovely girl. keep up the good work!
There is absolutely NO WAY this sing doesn't take you straight to remembering the Blues Brothers!! (If you've ever seen it. If not, WATCH IT!!)
I didn't have any pictures on my chin yet. And I was in love and love for tommy tell me why not
But I had a problem of George George Jones. George brother George jones had my woman had a ring. Think how to go to Norris, right? Yeah, that was married. Tell me why I'm George Jones. But I did a album together. And I got a song brother golden ring. Howard, I know you're still catching golden ring by Tammy and George Jones. Tammy Wynette, George Jones. If I do that go denoring.
You might not be the sharpest pencil in the stack but yeah alright
😅😅😅😅😅😅😮
Now you gotta do The Blues Brothers version, it's hilarious!
Edit: Tammy never understood the kick back she got from this, as far as she was concerned, it was, "a pretty love song"
There is a TV movie about her life. I think you can find on here!
Tosha... this beautiful Woman was married to George Jones....he was never able too get past her. He wrote MANY songs about her.... And his regret of treating her wrong
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That was Johnny Cash that introduced her. He’s legend…..like she was….
She sings this about George Jones. They were married a couple of times.
If you stay on this journey you will discover, Country Artist CAN SANG!
Back in the old days of country music if you didn't if you wasn't extremely talented or had a heck of a good song you sure didn't have a record
I would like to make a request for reaction to Roy Clark's (yesterday when i was young). My father grew up watching Roy Clark in heehaw and when we would see him singing this song my father said when he died he wanted this song played. So when he passed in 2013, I had this song olayed at his viewing and funeral. To this day it is so hard to listen to this song because all i can think about is him. Thank u
Good song, but I can't help but think of the scene from The Blues Brothers movie when I hear it 😁
Thank you, nice channel! RIP Tammy.
If I remember correctly, I actually saw this show
Love that song thanks
great reaction!
My Dear Tasha....
None of us would ever contend that Tammy wasn't the perfect choice to sing this song; However , there are allot of PI and Criminal attorneys who would disagree with the "philosophy " behind the writers' lyrics ?
It's almost comical to think that "all women", especially those who might have been harmed BY their men; Tammy was one of them too;
Did she really "stand by" her men in those divorce proceedings ? Sometimes not.
Go to " Stand by Your Man--He's just a Man?" see what I mean when you fast forward to the mid-point.
After several listens to, Tammy's , on stage with Johnny Cash's Award commentary, I heard Tammy
going flat on holding out that ending note; but who wouldn't , while being on stage with such a great as Johnny?
She was probably a bit nervous, and that's forgivable...
I still do hear a bit of hierocracy in the lyrics...
Out of respect for both of the professionals mentioned above.
I couldn't crank out the words of my chorus!
Forgive me too, please...I just had to say it.
I have one for you based from this one. Hold my hand brandy Clark. if you need sarcastic humor but real songs she’s also great for that but I think this is my fave of hers or in my top 5
I recently saw her and George Jones' story on Mike Judge's show "Tales of the Tourbus." And all I can say is yeesh. My whole life, I had no clue that she was the way she was. She'd always seemed to be portrayed and talked about as almost like a country music saint. 😬
GOLD back then they did not have audio tunn you had to be good singer to get a deal then
When asked about the catch in her throat when she sings, Tammy has said it is not part of any song and that she can't control it, it just happens.
Listen to Loretta Lynn, The Pill she wrote the song and the radio stations banned it.
Tammy said she'd done a lot of songs for women; but, this song was meant for men, in that, men mess up and are hard for women to understand sometimes. It's a song to let women know a man is only human "After all, he's just a man". It wasn't a song about being the "little woman" he can treat any ole way and she stays with him like some kind of dog or something. Tons of people missed that message. That's why this song was so controversial during a time when women were really fighting to be equal.
In the 80s a burlesque group created a foursome that parodied Tammy wynette, porter Wagner, Willie Nelson and dolly parton. Singing a song called if you ain't country you ain't s***
rec you listen, son of percher man, that you really love. i know these songs grew up with it.
love it ❤️ u tammy
Would like you to do Anne Murray
Tammy had a unique voice.
You. Did. A. Beautiful. Job. On. Your. Hair
you guys need to do how great tho art with carrie underwood and vince gill
SO SIMPLISTIC BUT OH SO DEEP TASHA, YOU'RE RIGHT! :)
I am fond of Bedtime Story, Don't Liberate Me. And a hundred others.
She was married to George Jones at that time. He was in the throes of alcohol. His last wife was the only one he let help him. He has quite story.
LOL you should do the Blues Brothers version
'Til I Can Make it on My Own
Teddy Bear by Red Sovine
You should react to the Blues Brothers version of this song
Tammy Wynette. What. A. Voice.... phyew.
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D-I-V-O-R-C-E is a great song.