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Tammy Wynette w/ George Jones -- Golden Ring [REACTION/RATING]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- Tammy and George, two of the biggest names ever in country music, are about to take you on a journey if you've never heard this one before. Enjoy the ride!!
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Tammy is my favorite female voice... When she sings those hurting songs the sincerity and power in her voice cuts me in my soul like a hot knife thru butter
Now that’s the epitome of 70’s country TV right there!
That is the set of Hee Haw.
Yes, that little cry, hesitation, in her voice...fabulous.
One of the GREATEST Country Songs EVER!!! Tammy Wynette is FABULOUS! Wynette is pronounced as if is a glass of wine!
OMG. If that ain’t a 10. There never will be a 10. The greatest male voice of all time and the queen of country music harmonizing on a well written song. You might have to give that one another listen my man.
100% AGREE! It's too bad these music critics know absolutely nothing about music or what it takes to create it.
I also agree. When you have two legends singing a beautiful song it flat out deserves a ten. I only know how low he rated this because of Kerry McInelly's comment when she said it deserved a 10 because I have pretty much started ending his videos before he gives his rating because I hate it one of these songs that have been around forever and WILL be around forever gets a score as low as an EIGHT POINT FIVE. What did they do wrong? What could they have done to improve it? If you can't think of anything, it deserves a TEN!
And how did he not understand that our couple had returned the ring to the pawn shop and now it was being purchased by another couple and the cycle continues. Just like In the Ghetto when Elvis says, "On a cold and grey Chicago morn a poor little baby child was born in the Ghetto" and that child grew up and got involved in crime and was killed and then ANOTHER little child was born, and the cycle continues. Elvis did not merely "repeat the beginning refrain". He is referring to another baby being born in the same hopeless circumstances.
One of the most beautiful songs ever!
I always believed another young couple was looking at the ring at the end of the song. I just knew the ring was jinxed.
Not necessarily. It's just that couples who can only afford to buy rings in pawnshops ain't always destined to stay together. Come to think of it, even if they buy 'em at Cartier, that ain't no guarantee!
A lot of great songs come from their divorce, unfortunately.
George:
The greatest Country song ever, He stopped loving her today
The Grand Tour
Tammy’s tear your heart out! Till I can make it on my own. Her voice is the most haunting I’ve ever heard from any artist to date.
Tammy loved George,but his drinking got so bad she could not handle it.
She tried to help him as much as she could.
Once he drove his tractor to go get something to drink once he realized he could not get his car to work.
Thank God,George straightened up his life after he nearly died in a car crash.
They also sang this song together years after they got divorced .
George, I believe, loved her too, but he hated himself more than he loved her.
Now that’s classic country, that’s the country I grew up listening too. George Jones - The Grand Tour is another good one.
A great Country Duo! I miss these heartfelt songs.
I love those two right there.
George Jones an Tammy Wynette.
Beautiful voices. I always looked up to them still do. My idols.
I love love love them
Two great traditional country singers!!!
WOW DON! Yes, they were married. It was a bad break-up. Don, you have to do George’s song “The Grand Tour” next. You will know why when you hear it. Trust me.
Yes love the grand tour
Yes! ☺
There's a series call George and Tammy on crave and it's about their marriage it's definitely worth a watch if you were into his life it was pretty sad on both sides all of the addiction they dealt with
I don’t get much better than this harmony at its finest!!!
The greatest Duet in the history of music as far as I am concerned. The lyrics are outstanding but they take it a whole another level.
In my mind, it's a different couple at the end of the song … starting the cycle again. Great harmony.
the first lady of country
Tammy looked so beautiful!!
It's a 10/10! It was written by Bobby Braddock & Rafe VanHoy. The song "Golden Ring" was conceived by songwriter Bobby Braddock, who had seen a television drama about the life of a handgun. The story showed the gun changing hands several times, with a hunter, police officer, criminal and a father of a 2-year-old child all owning the gun at one point, with the consequences played out in each segment. Braddock applied the same concept to a song about the life of a wedding ring.
@MadMax 1861 That's a powerful storyline about the gun changing hands---thanks for the insight on that. And welcome to the channel!!
@@RockN2Country GOLDEN RING was a number one country song in 1976. Braddock also wrote George Jones biggest hit: HE STOPPED LOVING HER TODAY and Tammy's D-I-V-O-R-C-E and 10 other number one country songs. And it is pronounced Win(as in to achieve victory)-nette : th-cam.com/video/WkgMjnnQtTE/w-d-xo.html
As I got older, My interpretation is the Store is a Pawn Shop and the Rings are forever in circulation. With each divorce (this was the 70’s and divorce rates were high), the rings were sold back to the same Pawn Shop.
You're right. It was written by Bobby Braddock & Rafe VanHoy. The song "Golden Ring" was conceived by songwriter Bobby Braddock, who had seen a television drama about the life of a handgun. The story showed the gun changing hands several times, with a hunter, police officer, criminal and a father of a 2-year-old child all owning the gun at one point, with the consequences played out in each segment. Braddock applied the same concept to a song about the life of a wedding ring.
Thanks Mad, I didn’t know this...I can add to my knowledge. Love music history.
Country Music royalty....George and Tammy. Honorable mentions; Conway and Loretta, Porter and Dolly.
And Jessi and Waylon
Love real country
Great channel Don!! George and Tammy have a song "Two Story House". I would like to see your response to this one. It's one of my all time favorites. Keep RockN2Country!!!
Hey Don. My all time favorite Tammy song is "Apartment No. 9"
Best George s voice him singing never be beat. Tammy her voice no on comes near to her. These 2 together number 1. Love both of them their singing best ever
Top 5 country song of all time!
Legendary!!!
I always assumed it was a later couple who found the ring on display.
Enjoyed thanks
I like that you do a little research. It helps. Like knowing these two were married and divorced. Gives a little extra meaning to the lyrics. Tammy Wine-ette
Tammy, Dolly and Loretta singing the Kitty Wells classic It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels!
Don I don't know how I missed this reaction. Great version. If you look in the background you will will see the they're daughter Goergette. It was written by Bobby Braddock who also wrote He stopped loving her today
I love seeing the early vedio and Tammy sings love to hear her and George he can always sing love to see both of them. Best there ever will be magic.
One more I think the little girl was Georgette Jones
Correct
Tammy (Wine)ette. That's what makes country music. 2 things : come full circle and throw in a twist at the end!
It goes full circle
They were the Greatest ever! George Jones was the greatest singer ever walk this earth!
She loved George but she couldn't handle his drinking. He was very violent when he got drunk!!! He changed in his later years
Tommy Ward I held back...I didn’t want to smear his memory.
@@TexasMagnolia the truth isn't smearing!!! George changed his way more many years at the end of his life. I heard these stories from George himself in an interview!!!!
@@tommyward7471 tammy was married five times and all of them were awful to her at some point, it's truth and it's sad.
@@tomuchcamoflauge sad but maybe it wasn't the men as much as her choice in men!!!
thank you
@Crystal Nelson You're welcome!! And welcome aboard the channel!!
Love these 2 singing forsure country magic. Here the 2 are young. They re the best love their voices can t get enough hear Tammy great. George is the best. Hate turning them off for my work
Before you even get started, this duo have some of the most iconic songs in country music. Together they are country music royalty, separate they are still the Queen and King of Country Music.
The deal was George was an alcoholic, a pretty bad one. And it is Wine-net.
Some people say gorege strait is the king of country music
@@kennethabendroth7981 Some do and there is an argument for that. I will agree he is the current living King.
@@Teresia12 ill agree with that but id habe to put keith whitley just a bit above jones
Her name was pronounced Win(as in to achieve victory)- nette. She never corrected people who said Why-nette. On Hee Haw they pronounced it wrong for about 5 years and finally always got it right after that. Here's Tammy on the same episode as GOLDEN RING(Season 8 Episode 21 air date 2-19-1977) introduced correctly by Buck Owens: th-cam.com/video/_JzPBKmKTh4/w-d-xo.html Listen to her introduce herself here: th-cam.com/video/WkgMjnnQtTE/w-d-xo.html
The little girl in this video was they're daughter Georgette. It was written by Bobby Braddock. Who also wrote he stopped loving her today
I always envisioned the same ring they bought at the pawnshop, went back to the pawnshop for another couple to buy.
Great song! Here's a couple more for your list: George & Tammy, "Kids Say the Darnest Things ". And, Tammy ' s, "Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad." Thanks .
@Luvsknitting Welcome back, my dear!!!!
@@RockN2Country Thanks, it's good to be back.
Wynette was actually her middle name. I think her first name was Virginia or something like that
Correct. She was born Virginia Wynette Pugh and was always called by her middle name: Wynette.
I swear that some wedding bands bought at pawn shops are cursed with doom. I bought our wedding bands at a pawn shop. The clerk mentioned that the guy who pawned them divorced his wife and she left hers on the table when she left. My ex wife and I divorced and guess where she left her ring as she left? Want a condemned marriage? Buy a pawn shop ring set.
I love me some Tammy Wynette and I've always pronounced it like "One ette" but it's been said several ways,,she and George had a daughter together and her name is Georgette
Her name was pronounced Win(as in to achieve victory)- nette. She never corrected people who said Why-nette. On Hee Haw they pronounced it wrong for about 5 years and finally always got it right after that. Here's Tammy on the same episode as GOLDEN RING(Season 8 Episode 21 air date 2-19-1977) introduced correctly by Buck Owens: th-cam.com/video/_JzPBKmKTh4/w-d-xo.html Listen to her introduce herself here: th-cam.com/video/WkgMjnnQtTE/w-d-xo.html
The Possum was such a mess. His life was like a country song. : )
I love and miss, Tammy and George she's beautiful on here
Her name was pronounced Win(as in to achieve victory)- nette. She never corrected people who said Why-nette. On Hee Haw they pronounced it wrong for about 5 years and finally always got it right after that. Here's Tammy on the same episode as GOLDEN RING(Season 8 Episode 21 air date 2-19-1977) introduced correctly by Buck Owens: th-cam.com/video/_JzPBKmKTh4/w-d-xo.html Listen to her introduce herself here: th-cam.com/video/WkgMjnnQtTE/w-d-xo.html
Tammy W🍷nette, is how I've always pronounced her name. She had a one of a kind voice, and so did the Possum. R.I.P to both.
Her name was pronounced Win(as in to achieve victory)- nette. She never corrected people who said Why-nette. On Hee Haw they pronounced it wrong for about 5 years and finally always got it right after that. Here's Tammy on the same episode as GOLDEN RING(Season 8 Episode 21 air date 2-19-1977) introduced correctly by Buck Owens: th-cam.com/video/_JzPBKmKTh4/w-d-xo.html Listen to her introduce herself here: th-cam.com/video/WkgMjnnQtTE/w-d-xo.html
@@MadMax-lo1lm I stand corrected and totally understand why she would pronounce it Win
@@christiekeaton155 She was born Virginia Wynette Pugh. Her family called her Wynette. Her nicknames were Nette and Nettiebelle. She's been dead 21 years and now nobody remembers how to say her name. Reba McEntire (Tammy Wynette Kind Of Pain) and Kelly Pickler (Where's Tammy Wynette When You Need Her?) continue to sing Why-nette to this day. Most people think it's Why-nette (which is aggravating to hard core Tammy fans like myself).
Sad trivia. The same awful digestive disorder took Tammy and Conway Twitty way too soon. Legends forever missed.
Conway Twitty died from abdominal aortic aneurysm. Tammy's death is somewhat of a mystery. Her cause of death was first listed as pulmonary embolism. Her daughters requested an autopsy. One year later it was done, and no pulmonary embolism was found. Her cause of death was then given as heart failure. Her daughters believed her death was caused by the powerful narcotic painkillers her husband(George Richey) was giving her for chronic pain (from adhesions from 31 major operations she had had). The drugs however are soluble in embalming fluid and the tests were inconclusive.
You are so correct but, both had the same multiple digestive disorders which lead to sepsis as secondary...I just kept it short. And, that damn George Richy! Don’t get me started. Thanks for helping with the background. I adored them both and they suffered so.
I always kinda looked at like the ring itself. It start out in a pawn shop in Chicago and then it ended up back in the pawn shop for another couple
I love Tammy Wynette and George Jones. When country was good
Love your channel please do the grand tour and still doing time by George Jones
Love me some George and Tammy, actually she was an Alabama girl, she may have been born in Mississippi but she grew up close to where my family did and was discovered in Birmingham by Country Boy Eddie who told her that she had something special and needed to go to Nashville. She kept her hairdresser license her whole life just in case music fell through and she was a working like most folks in the country back then. The best voice i have ever heard to sound so perfect and keep that cry in her voice, she is tied in my book with Karen Carpenter. "Why-net". I love her songs but my favorite is, "Till I can make it on my own". Raising her kids basically alone she would use the bed post to hold down her girls nightgowns so they didn't crawl away while she was getting her chores done before she made it big.
Gotcha!
2 memorial voices
2 Story House... George and Tammy
Not ashamed to say I get misty every time this comes on.
And it is a different couple at the end of the song.
This is a most excellent song!!
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖. That's all ☺
Those two were great and now both of them are gone. So sad. Here's a video that you should do a reaction to it too. This is Dolly Parton introducing two of her idols, Tammy Wynette and Loretta Lynn (two more who have left us too soon) signing Silver Threads & Golden Needles in 1993. Enjoy~ th-cam.com/video/MeidRJv4VRY/w-d-xo.html
This is the closest version to the recorded album, 1976
The background gives me a grand ole opry feel
Never ever heard it as Win et! Always Wine. Et!! But what do i know..lol… we know who she is.right.👍👍good fun. Again.thankx.dan7/30/21
Bobby Braddock, the songwriter supposedly based the song on a made-for-TV movie from the early ‘70s called “The Gun”, in which a gun that was ultimately used in a murder, was traced back through flashbacks, showing the various owners, how it was repeatedly sold, pawned, etc, ultimately making its way to the murder in which it would be used. He got the idea to use the same concept, only with a wedding ring, instead. Presumably, in the final verse, the ring ended up in another pawn shop, after the couple splits, where it’s purchased by another couple. The little girl who walks across the stagE at the end of the song was George and Tammy’s then five-year old daughter Georgette.
I have all there cds
Good
Wine ette
Hey, Don, check out, Merle Haggard: Mama Tried.
@Anthony Akers I reviewed that one a while ago. One of my favorite songs of Merle’s.
If you liked that, try "Two Story House".
George and Tammy were pretty much the "power couple" of the time. Wynette as in "wine"
Do Dolly Parton 9to5
They were divorced at the time they did this song and several others
Now you need to do we are not the jet set or southern California.
Tammy pronounced her name "Wa nette" Not Wy or Winn. But I believe Winn - nette" is how it was meant to be pronounced. Actually, her real name was Virginia Wynette Pugh and she was called Wynette. When she got her first recording contract her producer didn't like the name Pugh. So he gave her a new name : "Tammy Wynette"
Its just a song showing lust going full circle because if they had loved one another there wouldn't be the discarded golden ring to begin with
Listen to George's song Her Name Is
I love Country from that era! But I’m telling you I just heard a song from a Blue grass singer named Alison Krause called Jacobs Dream and what an amazing song! Do yourself a favor and just listen to the words of that song!
@Barry Ray It's on the list--thanks for the rec. Alison Krauss is amazing, and if she has a bluegrass song we are in for a treat, no doubt. Welcome to the channel, BTW!!
Have you heard the Johnny Paycheck song "Colorado Coolaid" ? You gotta check it out!!
There marriage was doomed, " no show George ", was a terrible drunk. Later in life he got his act together. My recommendation today is, Emmylou Harris / leaving Louisiana in the broad daylight, the song is off her, " quarte r moon in a 10 cent town", album, came out about 1980.
Lonnie Kramlich I agree totally with you on Emmy Lou. Her voice is mesmerizing.
Please listen to The Only Time I’m Really Me by Tammy Wynette
Win-NET
And they actually recorded this while they were going through the divorce. They had a recording contract obligation.
If you did george and tammy you need to do loretta lynn and conway Twitty maybe feelins' or lead me on, or spiders and snakes...
I get misty every time I see and hear this.
That intro was very similar to Sunday Morning side walk by Kris Christopherson’s don’t know you did theirs first? 🧐🤷🏻♂️
Wynette is not pronounced either of the ways you suggested. It is pronounced "WHY-net". Just for an fyi...most words with the vowel "i" in them are pronounced long like there's an imaginary "h" in there. If that's not confusing enough, alot of Texans pronounce words with "i" such as the word "right" like the word "rot". All i-sounds become "ah". Just like the shape of your hat, the way you pronounce words tells folks exactly who you are even if you try to claim otherwise. :-)
Her name was pronounced Win(as in to achieve victory)- nette. She never corrected people who said Why-nette. On Hee Haw they pronounced it wrong for about 5 years and finally always got it right after that. Here's Tammy on the same episode as GOLDEN RING(Season 8 Episode 21 air date 2-19-1977) introduced correctly by Buck Owens: th-cam.com/video/_JzPBKmKTh4/w-d-xo.html Listen to her introduce herself here: th-cam.com/video/WkgMjnnQtTE/w-d-xo.html
@@MadMax-lo1lm You're right! I guess I never noticed the change. Everyone I knew including Hee Haw said it Why-net , I assumed everybody else was wrong. Thanks for educating us all...its only respectful to say it correctly...better late than never!
@@davidemswiler4351 Reba McEntire (Tammy Wynette Kind Of Pain) and Kelly Pickler (Where's Tammy Wynette When You Need Her?) continue to sing Why-nette to this day. Most people think it's Why-nette (which is aggravating to hard core Tammy fans like myself).
@@MadMax-lo1lm I'm guessin' Jay Leno didn't get the memo. Here's his interview where he says "Whynet"
th-cam.com/video/ZzOrNq6jL0w/w-d-xo.html
Same with Letterman th-cam.com/video/kpQivS-2hDg/w-d-xo.html
Her E!TV interview said it the same way. th-cam.com/video/_FtCULBeE9c/w-d-xo.html
Georgette on Dr. Drew th-cam.com/video/DCikGt-suT0/w-d-xo.html
And at her final Opry appearance, it was again "Whynet" th-cam.com/video/q_UYZPeBie4/w-d-xo.html
I get the impression she didn't care how it was pronounced.
@@MadMax-lo1lm Yeah, I can see your frustration. I just sent some more examples :-( All I can say is I'll try my best to say it from now on as the lady herself. Thanks again for clarifying the issue.
Yes this is hee haw...😉
Need Conway and Loretta.
THE YOUNG GIRL I THINK WAS THIER DAUGHTER . I AM NOT SURE JUST A GUEST THE DAUGHTER CAN SING LIKE HER MOTHER GREAT VOICE.
A different couple...
George liked adult beverages too much, way too much. It broke up their marriage.
It's pronounced like whynette but spelled wynettete
Don you get so many request you need start a business lol
@0952Rick LOL!!! Thanks for looking out!!
8.5 ?? Lay off the crack !! 11 out of 10all day !!!!
King and Queen totally over used. It's just a matter of opinion anyway.