Recorded live at the september 1993 CMA Awards in Nashville; featuring Patty Loveless, Trisha Yearwood, Kathy Mattea and Suzy Bogguss. @vanlommelmusic
The nostalgia of Patty Loveless, Kathy Mattea, Suzy Bogguss, Trisha Yearwood and Mary Chapin Carpenter are all greats from my memories. It seems like yesterday. 🥰
Cool to see the background story of this powerful song🎤🎸🎶💕 And Kathy Mattea,Trisha Yearwood, Patty Loveless and Suzy Boggus are just amazing! So much talent!
Well, not quite true. There's still a lot of female talent. Dolly, for one. Reba. Tanya Tucker. And outside the country arena--Candace Night for one. Pat Benatar for another, and the sisters from Seattle, Ann & Nancy Wilson.
@@dennywheeler484 Don't disagree with you one bit. My comment was a 'smack'. Specifically directed towards the artists of the current generation, and the current genres, hence "artists of today".
If you're looking for new female country music talent, check out Ingrid Andress. She's really great. Hearts Like Mine and Lady Like are awesome. Having said that, still love MCC!
My ex husband went to high school with Suzy. Man, the talent on that stage... they just don't make 'em like those ladies anymore... which is a real shame.
The talent on that stage is ridiculous…queens, all of them! MCC knows how to write a classic! Also let’s have a moment of awe for Patty’s hair! Gorgeous!
Mary , Patty, Trisha , Kathy and Suzy... This is super talented legends gone crazy and this video must go to the country vaults as history in the making!! Everyone of these gals left their mark and i miss them all.!!!
There are a lot of bitter men in this comment section. 😳 Calm down; it’s just a song. Also, if you have been divorced multiple times, I doubt all the fault lies on your exes. Just saying…🤷♀️ MCC is one of my all time favorites. ❤️
I like the fact Mary's playing a Rickenbacker guitar. The background singers include a young Trisha Yearwood, Patty Loveless, Suzy Bogguss, and Kathy Matea.
You should see the version from the Women of Country special. That version is my favorite and includes two more country stars as background singers! It is awesome!
This is exactly what happened to back in 1971 and I also worked in Puerto Rico before I even spoke the language, but you know it just made me stronger. I now spanish (without an accent), I loved where I lived. Yeah I did all what the song says and you know what I am really proud of myself. There is nothing wrong with taking care of a family and being happy with yourself. Now on the other hand the gal in that, well it just did not pan for her and okay too. Everyone of us are a whole world of different. I really don't listen to country music, but I have heard this before and only today in 2021 did I listen to the words. Wow, go figure. Be humble and kind, peace to all.
I like that this version includes the advertisement that inspired the song - I had heard about it but never seen it and it certainly does inspire rage to hear him say “I think I’ll keep her”. It’s a wonderful song and a reminder to not allow oneself to be diminished in marriage, a union that should be between equals.
The 90s was a great decade got country music! I love all of these ladies! Kathy Mattea is a hometown girl, she graduated from my high school. Our fathers also worked together.
Love the power of the women of the 90s. Country music in the 90s had a lot of woman power. Miss that. Like my guys, but sure do miss my women of country music
I'll never forget those four beautiful women walking onstage to sing background. I kept watching this over and over on my VHS, until the tape broke. Glad this got posted.
What an amazing woman you are Mary Chapin Carpenter. You calmly held our hand during the Covid-19 pandemic and shared your stories and song not unlike the camp fires of eons of human history. Each song of your career had a message and an emotional content like a big sister might share. You bravely faced your own personal trials leaving an example for all of us. But ultimately it was your ability to connect over and over again with the human heart. You understood the human condition and kept the country art form focused on life and not some bawdy commecialized barroom drivel about a brawl with a drawl. You are an institution and example for all Americans...an example to show us what life could be and should be.
Right. Live music was actually "live" instead of produced. An imperfect live performance is always more real and meaningful than a perfectly produced play back.
When those four beautiful women walked on stage to accompany Mary, it was "Seventh Heaven" Still have this on VHS. Country Music in the 90's was unbelievable. I recorded the PBS "The Women Of Country" in 1992.
Mary is such a freakin' superstar! She creates like nobody's business. Then sings and performs so wonderfully. She always makes me happy, and this song is one of my all-time country faves, prolly top 10.
This sooo old school, no pitch corrector, no earphones, Guitars are actually plugged in, real voices, amps and monitors on stage, No tattoos or toung tacks,, awesome playing and singing with great precision, i see happiness
The instrumentation is studio quality (rare for an awards show) plus, look for the guitar cables. Even guitars with wireless transmitters will have some cabling on them.
This isn't an anti-men song. The song was a response to a common social expectation at the time. It's not an accusation. If you're so insecure that you think this song is a personal attack, you might want to take a closer look at your own trauma.
No, they're are songs that are an attack on certain people or whatever. Do I view this as an attack? No, her whole band were males and one can watch her interactions with them and understand that she (at least then, don't know about now) was not a man hater. Just an early wave feminist. The problem with the feminist movement is that at some point they crossed the line from being reasonable to unreasonable. This is not unique to the feminist movement. I'm wary of being apart of group movements, political parties and such because it seems Induvidually goes out the door and collectivism sets in. That is not the direction I want to go.
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I love Mary Chapin Carpenter ❤❤ never understood why she never became bigger then she did . Great talent
She won more than one Grammy, so that's rather successful.
She is great. And she is big enough.
I've often wondered myself why she didn't promote herself more. She made an album in 2020, breaking news to me.
She wasn't as flamboyant as others. The exact thing I liked about her.
TRISHA YEARWOOD, KATHY MATAHA, PATTY LOVELESS, AND SUSY BOGUS...WHAT A GROUP!!!
Where are they now? This seems like just yesterday 😢
It’s Suzy not Susy
The nostalgia of Patty Loveless, Kathy Mattea, Suzy Bogguss, Trisha Yearwood and Mary Chapin Carpenter are all greats from my memories. It seems like yesterday. 🥰
There's another video that also includes Pam Gillis and Emmy Lou Harris
This is the real deal folks! Doesn't get any better than this! I miss those days dearly!
In todays music there will be no more classics such as this.
Absolutely ❤
Women ruled Country in the 90's, it was a great time to be a fan!
Cool to see the background story of this powerful song🎤🎸🎶💕 And Kathy Mattea,Trisha Yearwood, Patty Loveless and Suzy Boggus are just amazing! So much talent!
When Patty Loveless and Trisha Yearwood are your backup singers...you may got something there! ❤️MCC
There's more musical talent on that stage then ALL the female artists of today, across all genres.
Well, not quite true. There's still a lot of female talent. Dolly, for one. Reba. Tanya Tucker. And outside the country arena--Candace Night for one. Pat Benatar for another, and the sisters from Seattle, Ann & Nancy Wilson.
@@dennywheeler484 Don't disagree with you one bit. My comment was a 'smack'. Specifically directed towards the artists of the current generation, and the current genres, hence "artists of today".
If you're looking for new female country music talent, check out Ingrid Andress. She's really great. Hearts Like Mine and Lady Like are awesome. Having said that, still love MCC!
Yup
Yeppers!
Man Suzy Bogguss was beautiful. She still is
She's crazy about me! Right.
There will never be this much talent on one stage EVER AGAIN
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Who's watching during the 2020 Covid pandemic?
listening here in cali.
Me.
Me
Me in england
ME in Indiana! :-)
What a backup group! Five of the best voices in country music.
Her home girls just roll up and slay. That’s all anyone needs in this life. Couple four or five real pals. ❤
One of the greatest videos in the history of country music!
My ex husband went to high school with Suzy. Man, the talent on that stage... they just don't make 'em like those ladies anymore... which is a real shame.
I went to junior high with Johnny Winter
Great song!🎶
My college roommate went to high school with Suzy too, they were in band together.
Back when the CMA was worth watching and country radio was worth turning on.
My favourite country song ever. The 12-string Rickenbacker, the intricate, beautifully intertwined vocals in the end. Thank you so much MCC.
She’s not playing a 12 string.
Mary Chapan Carpenter always marched to a different drummer & I love her for being Her!!!
EW!
Whew! Nothing but honnies, and man can they sing!!
There's 5 of the best female country singers there ever were
The talent on that stage is ridiculous…queens, all of them! MCC knows how to write a classic! Also let’s have a moment of awe for Patty’s hair! Gorgeous!
And you just had to comment on Patty’s HAIR. Lol
You know, I get it that you’re kind of SLOW, but that is exactly what they were singing ABOUT. Lmao
We need to get back to this style of country music!!!
The GREATEST BACKUP SINGERS OF ALL TIME AND THAT WOMAN LEADING IS THE GOAT!!!!!!
You bet 😀
You do not get better than this. Ever! Talent. Harmony. Greta song. Couldn't ask for more!
Mary , Patty, Trisha , Kathy and Suzy... This is super talented legends gone crazy and this video must go to the country vaults as history in the making!! Everyone of these gals left their mark and i miss them all.!!!
Mary Chapin Carpenter prefers to be called "Chapin"
@@SaskiaCornell Makes sense, Chapin is a lot more masculine.
Barbara Mandrell could sing circles around all of them
OMG ,Barbara Mandrell is an amazing singer and performer and musician!!! I have to actually agree with you on this one!!!
@@SaskiaCornell As far as i know she still goes by Mary Chapin Carpenter. Where did you hear differently?
There are a lot of bitter men in this comment section. 😳 Calm down; it’s just a song. Also, if you have been divorced multiple times, I doubt all the fault lies on your exes. Just saying…🤷♀️
MCC is one of my all time favorites. ❤️
I like the fact Mary's playing a Rickenbacker guitar. The background singers include a young Trisha Yearwood, Patty Loveless, Suzy Bogguss, and Kathy Matea.
That is one heck of a backup singer line up.
You should see the version from the Women of Country special. That version is my favorite and includes two more country stars as background singers! It is awesome!
This is exactly what happened to back in 1971 and I also worked in Puerto Rico before I even spoke the language, but you know it just made me stronger. I now spanish (without an accent), I loved where I lived. Yeah I did all what the song says and you know what I am really proud of myself. There is nothing wrong with taking care of a family and being happy with yourself. Now on the other hand the gal in that, well it just did not pan for her and okay too. Everyone of us are a whole world of different. I really don't listen to country music, but I have heard this before and only today in 2021 did I listen to the words. Wow, go figure. Be humble and kind, peace to all.
Boy I miss those days!
Don’t have to be a country fan to know how talented, beautiful and historic these women are.
Now this is country music I miss!!
Hello dear beautiful
Wow!!! What an amazing group of women!!
THESE are the standard. And none today meet it.
This is still an epic performance in 2021! I love being alive when this came out. It’s still awesome all these years later!
Just saw her in Portland Maine tonight, she’s still amazing!!
I like that this version includes the advertisement that inspired the song - I had heard about it but never seen it and it certainly does inspire rage to hear him say “I think I’ll keep her”. It’s a wonderful song and a reminder to not allow oneself to be diminished in marriage, a union that should be between equals.
There's simply a MOUNTAIN of talent on that stage. Incredible.
...and then there's the Front Line...
The 90s was a great decade got country music! I love all of these ladies! Kathy Mattea is a hometown girl, she graduated from my high school. Our fathers also worked together.
Come on Nitro High School!!
@@jobiec420 go Wildcats!
she is so underrated
She's a great writer and a kick-ass musician.
Great performance and a million dollar lineup of backing vocalists.
This was when Country Music was at its highest point....love M.C.C. !!
Great performance, they were enjoying the moment, especially Kathy Mattea - great song, a lot of truth in it
What I love the most about Ms Mary Chapin Carpenter, she writes her music. One of the most talented songwriter ever.
the others all look like sisters...beautiful sisters
Love the power of the women of the 90s. Country music in the 90s had a lot of woman power. Miss that. Like my guys, but sure do miss my women of country music
so much talent on that stage, totally amazing
The Five Greatest women of country music in their era! HANDS DOWN!!!!
Fantastic women, artists, beautiful women delivering a beautiful statement!
So many beautiful ladies. Such great memories. Such great music. Precious memories!
I cannot stop beaming watching and listening to these incredible ladies!! Pure gold.
😃I’m very pleased to know I’m not the only one that loves the song but when last did you play it.
Awesome. We need to revert back to normal Country Music. Thanks so much.
I'll never forget those four beautiful women walking onstage to sing background.
I kept watching this over and over on my VHS, until the tape broke. Glad this got posted.
Beautiful women! This is TALENT!
Thank you ladies. Your words are still working today. You women got me out of a bad place a long time ago, and now again. thanks
IT IS VERY GOOD!
When THOSE are your backup singers............. just damn.
OMG these ladies are first class.
It's not just the talent, but the fact that they sang with their hearts ♥.
That is incredible that has to be one of the best videos ever with that lineup of lady talent thank you God
Love the particular track, can't get enough.
What an amazing woman you are Mary Chapin Carpenter. You calmly held our hand during the Covid-19 pandemic and shared your stories and song not unlike the camp fires of eons of human history. Each song of your career had a message and an emotional content like a big sister might share. You bravely faced your own personal trials leaving an example for all of us. But ultimately it was your ability to connect over and over again with the human heart. You understood the human condition and kept the country art form focused on life and not some bawdy commecialized barroom drivel about a brawl with a drawl. You are an institution and example for all Americans...an example to show us what life could be and should be.
Ton of talent on that stage...
What she do with all her kids,left them too?
Last great era of country music wowwww
Not a country music fan but this has to be one of the greatest songs ever recorded.
I caught a minute of the CMA awards last night. All i can say is what a shame. This is real country!
I miss great country music.
man...thats a hell of a line up of talent ...the 90s rocked
Holy crap. Now thats back up!
One of my favorite country songs.
Impressive group of backup singers.
90s women of country had more passion, heart and soul... unlike female artists today
That’s a serious lineup!
I loved Mary then and I love Mary now.
Still great in Nov 2021
Live music, no autotune, one take. That's real music and real talent.
Right. Live music was actually "live" instead of produced. An imperfect live performance is always more real and meaningful than a perfectly produced play back.
Them gorgeous women of country music........
Patty loveless is fireass hot!
Patty, Kathy and Suzy…they should tour together!
Talk about The Power on stage does not get any better than that
Well before #Me2. She is a treasure well before her time, and still saying it. I love this woman.
All these years later, it's still GREAT
what voice and million dollar back up group so good.
Beyond great! The most under-rated singer/songwriter ever. Fantastic performer, she's got it all!
When those four beautiful women walked on stage to accompany Mary, it was "Seventh Heaven"
Still have this on VHS. Country Music in the 90's was unbelievable. I recorded the PBS "The Women Of Country" in 1992.
Mary is such a freakin' superstar! She creates like nobody's business. Then sings and performs so wonderfully. She always makes me happy, and this song is one of my all-time country faves, prolly top 10.
Everytime she says I'm sorry I don't love you anymore I have to cry my eyes out...I love you,Mary...
Watching this July, 2022 and loving it!!!!!
This sooo old school, no pitch corrector, no earphones, Guitars are actually plugged in, real voices, amps and monitors on stage, No tattoos or toung tacks,, awesome playing and singing with great precision, i see happiness
al norman it’s just too bad that the instruments were just a recording. The vocals were the only things live.
@@jeremychambers8736 For real? How do you know? Just curious.
The instrumentation is studio quality (rare for an awards show) plus, look for the guitar cables. Even guitars with wireless transmitters will have some cabling on them.
@@jeremychambers8736 @ 2:12 look at MCC's right hip. Cable from the guitar clipped to a transmitter she's wearing
Pretty sure they have in-ear monitors. At 2:52 it looks like Patty Loveless is adjusting hers.
Those gals all had some wonderful voices. The 1990’s was the last great decade in country music. I never saw a lame concert ever in the 90’s..
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That is awesome they all did that together!
This isn't an anti-men song. The song was a response to a common social expectation at the time. It's not an accusation. If you're so insecure that you think this song is a personal attack, you might want to take a closer look at your own trauma.
8472 Well said!
Boredom with her life....
No, they're are songs that are an attack on certain people or whatever.
Do I view this as an attack?
No, her whole band were males and one can watch her interactions with them and understand that she (at least then, don't know about now) was not a man hater.
Just an early wave feminist.
The problem with the feminist movement is that at some point they crossed the line from being reasonable to unreasonable.
This is not unique to the feminist movement.
I'm wary of being apart of group movements, political parties and such because it seems Induvidually goes out the door and collectivism sets in.
That is not the direction I want to go.
@@Plainview-tu7xn I never stated anything about feminism. I was responding to the offended people who think it's anti-men. It's not.
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She is a feminist though.
Mary has one very talented group of “ backing singers”
First time I heard this I was hooked. Still on my favorite play list!!!!!!
The best female singers all in one place, all at one time...... Lord have mercy!!!!!!! 😁😁😁😁
No Dolly, no Emmylou. :)
Wow this is great ,when have you been listening to her Karen lovett
Hello Karen..
When the best songs ever thank you for that
I was floored when the girls walked out. Epic!
Incredible group of women. None like them in country music today.
They all still doing country added with a bit of folk/country rock/blues, it's not country and western anymore.
HALL OF FAMERS WOW BRINGS BACK THE GREAT 90'S NOT AFRAID TO ADMIT I HAVE EACH ONE'S GREATEST HITS CD'S...LOL YES I AM OLD
Patty Loveless!
Well that's one heck of a backing section!
So much talent on that stage. Saw Patty, Trisha and Chapin in concert in the 90s. All impressive.