Love this series! A forgotten but very important part of our history. All my family roots come from these parts, from Welch WV to Roanoke, VA to Franklin County VA down to Knoxville TN. These videos really hit home with me, so thank you for sharing.
My husband and I went to Butcher Hollar last year just a couple weeks or so after Loretta Lynn passed. No one will ever replace Loretta as the queen of country music. RIP Loretta
Loretta's homeplace looks great! For probably being really dated, IMO, it looks fantastic. I'm sure when she was alive Loretta made sure her home stayed nice. RIP Loretta. To me, you will always be the undisputed Queen Of Country Music.
I don't have a TV or cell phone and I don't get much news. I did not know Miss Loretta had passed. Thank you so much for a trip up the Holler to remember her.
I got to go in the store her family owns and also her homeplace, got to go inside and met her brother herman, 2nd time we went her family done the tours of the house, ots an amazing place to go see reminds me of how I was raised
Loretta and Dolly epitomized country music that seemed to flow effortlessly from deep within, relating their true life experiences as mountain women to an appreciative world.
I grew up with Loretta and Patsy Cline matter of fact I still play their CDs although I also have their records and my grandbabies just laughed at those records. To me those were the happiest times. Both ladies sing about life and it made women not feel so lonely or that they're the only ones in a situation. They gave us hope that everybody goes through certain hardness in life but we always make it through. Then we look back on these memories with fondness and gross. I would like to thank God for both these ladies. I know they're in heaven at the moment singing for God. So thank you for walking this down this road of memories God bless
My grandfather grew up down rd from her and was friends with her, they played music together for fun. My grandfather ended up moving to NY and she came up and visited sometime between 1986 and 1989, my mom has a picture of her holding me when I was a baby at my grandparents house in the back yard. ❤
Yeah, I’ve been watching your videos for about a week now and now I’ve been catching up on all of them. It’s actually very interesting I live in North Carolina I’m originally from the mountains of North Carolina, but I live in a small town away from the mountains though now living in the south, and always have been stereotyped towards people, they always let you down upon country people, but you know what I don’t care very comfortable with who I am I’m proud of my roots
Your videos always bring an element of respect and understanding to what its like to grow up in this part of the country.Most of the city folk wouldn't survive a week if they had to live the lives of these people.❤ Can't wait for your next video!
I too am from Johnson county Kentucky and really enjoyed your video. We used to ride horses all over Butcher holler back in the 70's ! I only get to go home twice a year, Easter and Thanksgiving and the occasional funeral, my Grandparents have gone to be with the Lord, as well as 2 aunts and in December of 2020 my uncle became another coal mining statistic ! As I lose more kin, it feels more and more lonely !! I try not to watch videos of Eastern Kentucky because it makes me so homesick that I just end up bawling, anyway thank you for the wonderful memories of home !
Humbled by your sharing such dear special memories. We're actually doing some trail riding today on horseback ourselves. Take care, & thanks for watching!!
Loretta is of my parent's generation. My mom grew up coal camp to coal camp in southern WV with a violent, alcoholic father and not enough clothes or food to survive had it not been for her uncle. My dad raised us in a rough lumber sall mill shack very similar to this one, that he worked on for years. We started out with no running water. He finally began to work regularly in the mines when I was 10. But we had cattle, chickens, hogs, and multiple big gardens. We butchered a steer and hog and sold the others. Always a cellar full of canned goodness for winter. My dad sold eggs, milk, buttermilk, and butter to his buddies at the mines. All right here in a holler outside Welch WV. My childhood was wonderful and I wouldn't trade it for anybody's! Thanks for helping me reminisce. Love your channel.
It was so lovely to show the house of Loretta home, was ashame you never showed us inside as i live in Australia... i hope to get to Butcher Hollow to see the home
I grew up listening to Loretta she was a genuine person with the voice of an angel she will never be forgotten as a coal miner's grandson in whitley County Kentucky I for one enjoy this channel I just stumbled across it a few days ago keep bringing this kind of format I'm enjoying the history of my region
This is a great video. After watching Coal Miners daughter I was wondering what Butcher Holler looked like today. I live in Western PA but my maternal ancestry is from WV. Country life is beautiful.
I am from Ireland. I am really enjoying this series of video's. It's great and really sparks an interest in me to explore Appalachia some day in the future.
I have lived in Kentucky all my life. I remember when comanagers daughter came out. I never heard of that town but I never made it to there to see where Larreta grew up now I live in Florida, but one day it is on my bucket list before I die, I would like to see where Loretta grew up and visit her home in Tennessee but I started thinking even though her husband took her away from Kentucky to start over in Tennessee or whatever the case might be all those lands there throughout Kentucky he could’ve gotten her ranch there he really didn’t need to take her so far away. I think her family should make another movie of Loretta throughout her life from the beginning to the end I will definitely watch it. It’s just a thought, but it would be nice if they could make another movie.
I cannot understand how living in the big city is better than the country. I am one of those who would live in the holler before I lived in the city. If I won the biggest lottery ever I would still live in the country. Just a bigger house and large stocked pond to fish.
I enjoyed this series. The appalachias are beautiful. I love the beauty of the fall leaves. Thanks again for sharing about an amazing woman who lived through many struggles to get to where she was. Years ago we actually went to church with some people with the last name Butcher and was from Butcher Holler. It may have been some connection there. Keep sharing.
Listen I’m a city guy , from Fort myers Florida , I live in Kentucky now I been here for 12 years and I just recently became interested in Loretta Lynn life , saw the movie, Heard her music , end of July I’ll be visiting this amazing site and this brings tear to my eyes how this was once lively. History was made at that place . This video is very helpful, love the music too . Keep up the good work . New subscriber here !!!
I wasn’t much better off in Van Lear ( Butchers Holler) the drugs, drinking and shiftless living was depressing. Going to Webbs store to buy a van of chew and having it rung up as bologna so we could use our food stamps to pay. Getting paid in food stamps to go over the hill and get a 30 pack of beer ( Johnson county was dry…it changed just about the time I left 20 yrs ago). Petty theft was rampant. It was not really joyful nostalgia. Mother Earth is a mean mother and she raises mean children.
I loved Loretta Lynn's singin' and all of her songs 🎵 I knew her mama Clara Webb Butcher..Loretta's mama took care of my grandpa when he got sick ..when Clara and her hubby & her children except for Loretta moved from their Butch Hollow, Kentucky home in the latter part of the 1950's, to the town here of Wabash, Indiana just down the road from my hometown of North Manchester, Indiana..Loretta Lynn's mama would always fix me and my older sister fruit juices of grapefruit, apple and pineapple juice Loretta had just gotten started in her singin' career during those years early to mid 1960's and her one daughter Brenda Webb that I knew her by before she became known as Chrystal Gale her stage name she was like only 2 or 3 yrs or so older than me back than I was 8- 11
Thanks for taking us to Butcher Holler. This video was great. I think she was a genuine person. I remember one interview she gave, she said “I still eat fried bologna sandwiches.” Maybe it was just a quip - a nod to the movie, but I think she was being honest and unpretentious.
Hey buddy I love your video! I have family down in Louisa Kentucky and Grayson Kentucky. I go down there to visit and off-road often. I’ve also been to Loretta Lynn’s childhood home and the store. Great video thank you.
Another outstanding glimpse into a holler. This episode brought memories of Shaby Run. A holler near Roderfield Wv, the place I used to deliver the Welch Daily News to 31 customers..it was my first real job, and through the eyes of a fifth grader I began to see the real world..I’ll never forget that know matter how tight the money was, not one time did a customer fail to pay me when I collected the monthly fee for the paper..
Josh, Great job. Thank you!!!!! I thought of you yesterday when I was visiting Lewisburg, West Va. I always go to Lewisburg when I'm visiting the Greenbrier Resort.
Mountain Root videos are very well done bringing out the essence of Appalachia America and its caretakers. Hats off to these Folks that make the most out of life enjoying their Families and Friends. Your optics and content are always of good character as well as wisdom, Life may look slow up here in the hills but from experience i know its hard it will test everything you are made of. Thank you for sharing your life experiences with us. God Bless you Sir
I loved Loretta's music, grew up listening to it. A very talented family with roots that grow deep in the hearts of many throughout the world. R. I. P. Loretta❤️🙏
Thank you for sharing this. My husband and I are planning a trip to West Virginia to explore my roots hopefully next summer. Your giving me ideas to include in the trip.
I appreciate very much this visit to the home place of Loretta Lynn. For some reason I was struck by the latter part of the video where what I will call "textured" shots of the structure and the music are presented without narration. There's something emotionally moving to that idea, at least for me - like a respectful "moment of silence", when words aren't needed. :)
I grew up similar to this and appreciate my roots that shaped me into what I am today and I live very content and so appreciate what I have inside and out. Thank you for sharing this awesome video. I just can't say more.
I was here 8 years ago - her brother Herman showed us around. It was a thrill to make the journey there and see it in real time. You made some great drone shots of the property - was a great way to see a new view. Thanks for sharing
Loretta Lynn was my favorite singer since i was a little girl. I have a album she personnally signed. That concert she only signed 2autographs ,mine was the first.
Thanks for the video. I hope to take this trip one day. If I never get the chance to experience it in real life, at least I've seen it in your video. Thank you.
Loretta Lynn's mama married Tommy Butcher her first cousin from Wabash, Indiana in the latter 1950's a couple years after her hubby Melvin , "Ted " passed away..her mama Claire was a very humble and sweet lady, plain and simple southern rooted,and tops in hospitality very meek and caring, loving personal shyed away in the limelight of all the things going on in her life and popularity, fame of her daughters back than at the time ..R.I.P. Loretta Webb Lynn " & R.I.P. Claire Webb Butcher " /her mama 🙏 🤲
Just came across your channel. Nicely narrated and very professional. My mother in her younger years looked just like Loretta Lynn. People at the grocery store would always tell her that.
I just subbed, and so far I've really enjoyed your videos. I love how these properties you've shown that I've seen so far are surrounded by beautiful country and mountains. It's very soothing.
Wow. What an incredible video! I love Loretta Lynn. It was so cool getting to see her hometown. Such humble beginnings. What a wonderful gift she gave the world. Thanks for sharing this. Great work!!
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Great video. I did not know Crystal Gayle was her younger sister. Let alone four siblings signed major recording contracts. Wow. Have you ever done a history of the WV turnpike? They have some tunnels to nowhere.
Thanks so much for this. This was my first venture into Loretta Lynn and was perfect introduction. Your camera work is great. Loretta Lynn, other women of country music fame, its unbelievable that they had children, careers, boundless spirit and energy. And boy is her voice an angel's.
I was born a coal miners grandson. And there is nothing to unpack in that statement, I would take that cabin in eastern Kentucky over 10 NY penthouses..
The family offers paid tours of the house, so that's why I didn't take a camera inside out of respect for that. If you're ever in the area though, I highly suggest you take the tour!
Well, if it's a pull behind you could probably unhitch about a mile or so down the road at the general store you see in this episode, just before you get to the old homeplace. Otherwise, you might be able to do it- just depends on your driving abilities and comfort level.
Thanks for watching this tribute to Loretta Lynn. What's one of your favorite songs she wrote/sang?
Coal miner's daughter and the pill
The phone song with Conway twitty and you woman enough to take my nan
Love this series! A forgotten but very important part of our history. All my family roots come from these parts, from Welch WV to Roanoke, VA to Franklin County VA down to Knoxville TN. These videos really hit home with me, so thank you for sharing.
I liked Coal Miner's Daughter
Coal Miner's Daughter was my favorite song
RIP Loretta!Your earthly journey has ended,now for the next chapter.
What a beautiful home to have grown up and inspired such wonderful songs from such a beautiful woman. Thank you for uplaoding !
My husband and I went to Butcher Hollar last year just a couple weeks or so after Loretta Lynn passed. No one will ever replace Loretta as the queen of country music. RIP Loretta
*Holler
Are people still living in the mountains?
Loretta lynn your will be loved, and missed.
Loretta's homeplace looks great! For probably being really dated, IMO, it looks fantastic. I'm sure when she was alive Loretta made sure her home stayed nice. RIP Loretta. To me, you will always be the undisputed Queen Of Country Music.
I don't have a TV or cell phone and I don't get much news. I did not know Miss Loretta had passed. Thank you so much for a trip up the Holler to remember her.
I got to go in the store her family owns and also her homeplace, got to go inside and met her brother herman, 2nd time we went her family done the tours of the house, ots an amazing place to go see reminds me of how I was raised
Loretta and Dolly epitomized country music that seemed to flow effortlessly from deep within, relating their true life experiences as mountain women to an appreciative world.
Absolutely, they literally wrote and sang songs about their real life experiences growing up in Appalachia!
Times may have been hard then but it didn't bother you like hard times today back then people helped each other
I grew up with Loretta and Patsy Cline matter of fact I still play their CDs although I also have their records and my grandbabies just laughed at those records. To me those were the happiest times. Both ladies sing about life and it made women not feel so lonely or that they're the only ones in a situation. They gave us hope that everybody goes through certain hardness in life but we always make it through. Then we look back on these memories with fondness and gross. I would like to thank God for both these ladies. I know they're in heaven at the moment singing for God. So thank you for walking this down this road of memories God bless
These old towns must be preserved for future generations to see how they lived in their days u know to keep that old American way of life alive
A wonderful talent! The drive from her school to home seemed very long. If they walked, they did so in rain & snow.
My grandma Hatfield lived in blackberry holler went to school with God rest her soul Mrs Loretta Lynn
My grandfather grew up down rd from her and was friends with her, they played music together for fun. My grandfather ended up moving to NY and she came up and visited sometime between 1986 and 1989, my mom has a picture of her holding me when I was a baby at my grandparents house in the back yard. ❤
I bet her home was c-o-l-d in the winter. Thank you, Lord, for Loretta Lynn, and giving her the gift of her music.
Loretta said in her autobiography that her mother always kept the house warm and clean.
Only some can understand the beauty of country life as opposed to city life
Definitely, I lived in Florida my whole life and I’m slowly loving the country beauty! I been sleeping on sites like these
Not some. MANY
Thank you
Yeah, I’ve been watching your videos for about a week now and now I’ve been catching up on all of them. It’s actually very interesting I live in North Carolina I’m originally from the mountains of North Carolina, but I live in a small town away from the mountains though now living in the south, and always have been stereotyped towards people, they always let you down upon country people, but you know what I don’t care very comfortable with who I am I’m proud of my roots
Your videos always bring an element of respect and understanding to what its like to grow up in this part of the country.Most of the city folk wouldn't survive a week if they had to live the lives of these people.❤ Can't wait for your next video!
Thank you so much for this comment, appreciate the feedback and your insight!
I too am from Johnson county Kentucky and really enjoyed your video. We used to ride horses all over Butcher holler back in the 70's ! I only get to go home twice a year, Easter and Thanksgiving and the occasional funeral, my Grandparents have gone to be with the Lord, as well as 2 aunts and in December of 2020 my uncle became another coal mining statistic ! As I lose more kin, it feels more and more lonely !! I try not to watch videos of Eastern Kentucky because it makes me so homesick that I just end up bawling, anyway thank you for the wonderful memories of home !
Humbled by your sharing such dear special memories. We're actually doing some trail riding today on horseback ourselves. Take care, & thanks for watching!!
Loretta is of my parent's generation. My mom grew up coal camp to coal camp in southern WV with a violent, alcoholic father and not enough clothes or food to survive had it not been for her uncle. My dad raised us in a rough lumber sall mill shack very similar to this one, that he worked on for years. We started out with no running water. He finally began to work regularly in the mines when I was 10. But we had cattle, chickens, hogs, and multiple big gardens. We butchered a steer and hog and sold the others. Always a cellar full of canned goodness for winter. My dad sold eggs, milk, buttermilk, and butter to his buddies at the mines. All right here in a holler outside Welch WV. My childhood was wonderful and I wouldn't trade it for anybody's! Thanks for helping me reminisce. Love your channel.
What memories, what a story! Thanks for sharing!!
I really love this episode do letcher county kentucky next please
Her house looks so peaceful………
I got a good vibe while there!
Thanks!
Really appreciate your support!!
It was so lovely to show the house of Loretta home, was ashame you never showed us inside as i live in Australia... i hope to get to Butcher Hollow to see the home
I grew up listening to Loretta she was a genuine person with the voice of an angel she will never be forgotten as a coal miner's grandson in whitley County Kentucky I for one enjoy this channel I just stumbled across it a few days ago keep bringing this kind of format I'm enjoying the history of my region
Absolutely! Glad you found it, thanks for watching!!
This is a great video. After watching Coal Miners daughter I was wondering what Butcher Holler looked like today. I live in Western PA but my maternal ancestry is from WV. Country life is beautiful.
I am from Ireland. I am really enjoying this series of video's. It's great and really sparks an interest in me to explore Appalachia some day in the future.
I LOVE hearing that!
I have lived in Kentucky all my life. I remember when comanagers daughter came out. I never heard of that town but I never made it to there to see where Larreta grew up now I live in Florida, but one day it is on my bucket list before I die, I would like to see where Loretta grew up and visit her home in Tennessee but I started thinking even though her husband took her away from Kentucky to start over in Tennessee or whatever the case might be all those lands there throughout Kentucky he could’ve gotten her ranch there he really didn’t need to take her so far away. I think her family should make another movie of Loretta throughout her life from the beginning to the end I will definitely watch it. It’s just a thought, but it would be nice if they could make another movie.
LOve your video's. I was born and raised in Appalachia and been here over 70 years. There is nothing like it.
Thanks for the feedback!
I cannot understand how living in the big city is better than the country. I am one of those who would live in the holler before I lived in the city. If I won the biggest lottery ever I would still live in the country. Just a bigger house and large stocked pond to fish.
Life's pretty good in the holler!
Everyone has different tastes and preferences. I prefer the country too but some love the hustle and bustle of the city.
I enjoyed this series. The appalachias are beautiful. I love the beauty of the fall leaves. Thanks again for sharing about an amazing woman who lived through many struggles to get to where she was. Years ago we actually went to church with some people with the last name Butcher and was from Butcher Holler. It may have been some connection there. Keep sharing.
I bet it was! Thanks for watching 😊
Love her music. A real national treasure!
1 of my favorite artist RIP Ms Loretta Lynn❤️
had the honour to see her live in Johnson city , TN
Listen I’m a city guy , from
Fort myers Florida , I live in Kentucky now I been here for 12 years and I just recently became interested in Loretta Lynn life , saw the movie, Heard her music , end of July I’ll be visiting this amazing site and this brings tear to my eyes how this was once lively. History was made at that place . This video is very helpful, love the music too . Keep up the good work . New subscriber here !!!
There's still people who live like this
I wasn’t much better off in Van Lear ( Butchers Holler) the drugs, drinking and shiftless living was depressing. Going to Webbs store to buy a van of chew and having it rung up as bologna so we could use our food stamps to pay. Getting paid in food stamps to go over the hill and get a 30 pack of beer ( Johnson county was dry…it changed just about the time I left 20 yrs ago). Petty theft was rampant. It was not really joyful nostalgia. Mother Earth is a mean mother and she raises mean children.
I loved Loretta Lynn's singin' and all of her songs 🎵 I knew her mama Clara Webb Butcher..Loretta's mama took care of my grandpa when he got sick ..when Clara and her hubby & her children except for Loretta moved from their Butch Hollow, Kentucky home in the latter part of the 1950's, to the town here of Wabash, Indiana just down the road from my hometown of North Manchester, Indiana..Loretta Lynn's mama would always fix me and my older sister fruit juices of grapefruit, apple and pineapple juice Loretta had just gotten started in her singin' career during those years early to mid 1960's and her one daughter Brenda Webb that I knew her by before she became known as Chrystal Gale her stage name she was like only 2 or 3 yrs or so older than me back than I was 8- 11
It’s nice out there❤
Sure is!
Thanks for taking us to Butcher Holler. This video was great. I think she was a genuine person. I remember one interview she gave, she said “I still eat fried bologna sandwiches.” Maybe it was just a quip - a nod to the movie, but I think she was being honest and unpretentious.
I think that's the general impression of her- a sincerely authentic person.
Nice tribute to Loretta. Thank you!
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Hey buddy I love your video! I have family down in Louisa Kentucky and Grayson Kentucky. I go down there to visit and off-road often. I’ve also been to Loretta Lynn’s childhood home and the store. Great video thank you.
You're welcome, appreciate you watching!
It was nice meeting you and your son. Enjoyed your video thanks for the shout out.
Absolutely! Nice meeting you as well, keep sharing footage of that beautiful area!
Another outstanding glimpse into a holler. This episode brought memories of Shaby Run. A holler near Roderfield Wv, the place I used to deliver the Welch Daily News to 31 customers..it was my first real job, and through the eyes of a fifth grader I began to see the real world..I’ll never forget that know matter how tight the money was, not one time did a customer fail to pay me when I collected the monthly fee for the paper..
Rest In Peace Loretta. Thank you.
I just discovered your channel several weeks ago and have enjoyed each episode I’ve watched.
Thanks, glad you're enjoying it!
Josh, Great job. Thank you!!!!! I thought of you yesterday when I was visiting Lewisburg, West Va. I always go to Lewisburg when I'm visiting the Greenbrier Resort.
Thank you so much, appreciate that!
Another good job. ❤
Appreciate that!
Mountain Root videos are very well done bringing out the essence of Appalachia America and its caretakers. Hats off to these Folks that make the most out of life enjoying their Families and Friends. Your optics and content are always of good character as well as wisdom, Life may look slow up here in the hills but from experience i know its hard it will test everything you are made of. Thank you for sharing your life experiences with us. God Bless you Sir
Thanks so much for the kind words and for taking time to watch the episodes!
Thanks again Josh for another beautiful and well made video ! Was Awesome!
Thank you for sharing. RIP Loretta 💕
This is great!
I loved Loretta's music, grew up listening to it. A very talented family with roots that grow deep in the hearts of many throughout the world.
R. I. P. Loretta❤️🙏
Thank you for sharing this. My husband and I are planning a trip to West Virginia to explore my roots hopefully next summer. Your giving me ideas to include in the trip.
Thanks, Josh, for posting this video tour! It's on my list of places to visit one day!
I appreciate very much this visit to the home place of Loretta Lynn. For some reason I was struck by the latter part of the video where what I will call "textured" shots of the structure and the music are presented without narration. There's something emotionally moving to that idea, at least for me - like a respectful "moment of silence", when words aren't needed. :)
Often times in such moments, less is indeed more.
#Kinfolk
@@MountainRoots Truth is spoken here!
I grew up similar to this and appreciate my roots that shaped me into what I am today and I live very content and so appreciate what I have inside and out. Thank you for sharing this awesome video. I just can't say more.
I was here 8 years ago - her brother Herman showed us around. It was a thrill to make the journey there and see it in real time. You made some great drone shots of the property - was a great way to see a new view. Thanks for sharing
Really enjoyed this
Loretta Lynn was my favorite singer since i was a little girl. I have a album she personnally signed. That concert she only signed 2autographs ,mine was the first.
Thank you for sharing this video. Never imagined such a beautiful place.
Beautiful tribute! Love how you share the stories of the people of Appalachia !
Thank you so much 😊
It's a joy to watch these.
You have to go into Morehead KY to Vanceberg KY,
Thanks for the video. I hope to take this trip one day. If I never get the chance to experience it in real life, at least I've seen it in your video. Thank you.
Loretta Lynn's mama married Tommy Butcher her first cousin from Wabash, Indiana in the latter 1950's a couple years after her hubby Melvin , "Ted " passed away..her mama Claire was a very humble and sweet lady, plain and simple southern rooted,and tops in hospitality very meek and caring, loving personal shyed away in the limelight of all the things going on in her life and popularity, fame of her daughters back than at the time ..R.I.P. Loretta Webb Lynn " & R.I.P. Claire Webb Butcher " /her mama 🙏 🤲
That's interesting.
another great video.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
I love these videos. Thanks for making them.
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Just came across your channel. Nicely narrated and very professional. My mother in her younger years looked just like Loretta Lynn. People at the grocery store would always tell her that.
We really enjoy your videos. Loretta Lynn was a favorite. My dad just loved her. Thank you for this trip to Butcher Hollow.
You're so very welcome, thanks for watching I really appreciate it!
Very interesting thanks from Australia.
I just subbed, and so far I've really enjoyed your videos. I love how these properties you've shown that I've seen so far are surrounded by beautiful country and mountains. It's very soothing.
Amazing video! Thank you for sharing this
You're welcome!!
Well done awesome video.
Really well done video. Super interesting and informative. Thanks!
Thank you for making this video. I loved seeing the place one of my heros grew up in ❤️
Free video I love to thank you for sharing this did you get a great job thank you for sharing that hope to see more❤
My brother and I was just talking about Loretta Lynn and he sent me this, great video. THANK YOU.
Oh I loved this tribute to Loretta Lynn! So so so good! The audio and visuals were top quality🤎
Thanks so much, glad you liked it!
Wow. What an incredible video! I love Loretta Lynn. It was so cool getting to see her hometown. Such humble beginnings. What a wonderful gift she gave the world. Thanks for sharing this. Great work!!
I appreciate that, and thanks so much for watching! She was legend!!
@@MountainRoots She really was!
Hit the 👍so we keep getting our kind of videos. ❤️🌲🔥
Really REALLY appreciate that! TH-cams been making changes to the algorithm, so all the love you can show the videos will help TH-cam know this is content people want & need to see!!
love ur cowboy accent
Josh, you're videos are really well produced, you've got talent for this!
Thank you very much, glad you enjoy them!
I love your video
Great video. I did not know Crystal Gayle was her younger sister. Let alone four siblings signed major recording contracts. Wow. Have you ever done a history of the WV turnpike? They have some tunnels to nowhere.
I have not yet, but good suggestion!
Yeah Crystal Gayle is Loretta Lynn younger sister .
I met them in Kenosha Wisconsin in 2018 and it's like I've knew crystal Gayle all my life .
In the future, are you going to cover Appalachian Pennsylvania? I’d like to see you cover some small towns up here.
That's been the plan, lots of ground to cover!
@@MountainRoots thank you! I always see people covering the southern side of the Appalachia but not the northern side of it.
Thanks so much for this. This was my first venture into Loretta Lynn and was perfect introduction. Your camera work is great. Loretta Lynn, other women of country music fame, its unbelievable that they had children, careers, boundless spirit and energy. And boy is her voice an angel's.
I was born a coal miners grandson. And there is nothing to unpack in that statement, I would take that cabin in eastern Kentucky over 10 NY penthouses..
Went there a few years back
Will I have to drive there to the location , is there a fee to visit her home? Are we able to get inside ?
You can drive right up the driveway. It's family operated, and a small donation would be nice :)
Is there a chance you can tour the inside of her house?
The family offers paid tours of the house, so that's why I didn't take a camera inside out of respect for that. If you're ever in the area though, I highly suggest you take the tour!
Beautiful video, I plan to visit this year. Question, I drive a 22 ft motor home. Is the road accessible for that type vehicle up to her house?
Well, if it's a pull behind you could probably unhitch about a mile or so down the road at the general store you see in this episode, just before you get to the old homeplace. Otherwise, you might be able to do it- just depends on your driving abilities and comfort level.
Subscribed!
My mom went to School there.
I wanted to see the inside of that cabin. Is that the well she said she drew water from?
You’re not that far from Dwight Yocum’s hometown of McDowell. In fact, it’s also in Floyd Co.
DOO WAS THE SPARK WHERE WAS HE BORN ??
I knew her cousin Robert butcher also i was paul berrer at his funeral
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What song is playing? Luv it!!!