@Ambra Bianca charming, and a really helpful and CORDIAL addition to the conversation. Thanks! I hope shitting on someone’s compliment makes you feel smarter and more informed.
@Ambra Bianca Don't attack me!! I've been listening & collecting records for 50 years!! I'm 67 years old now...I picked Benatar out of a bunch of singers as an example...I don't need you to tell me what to listen to...I love Wanda Jackson for years!! She kicks royal ass...Funny how you've got Cher listed among all those extreme punk chicks...I love Benatar, Tina Turner, Heart, and hundreds of other women who sing rock, country, soul, alternative and lots of other styles...I even love Lady Gaga...For you to bound in here and dump your shit on me doesn't take courage...
I was blessed with the opportunity to open for Wanda Jackson in the early 2000’s. I can honestly tell you that she has not missed a beat since this video was filmed. She took to that stage like a stick of dynamite. She is so energetic and also very kind.
I was at the show when she played a festival in front of the Queen Mary in Long Beach CA. same year. Sad/embarresed to say I missed her set. There were like 15 or 20 bands and I was at the wrong stage. Think watching the Specials or the Jam. The Selectors played too on Wanda's stage. Iggy Pop on the Main Stage. Fun show. Last Festival they did there. Promoter, Goldenvoice, said not enough ppl came out to support it. They moved on to South x Southwest. Shame So Cal didn't show up. Wanda Jackson alone woulda got me out of the house. Bet now during Covid ppl wish for that opportunity.
@@shepmathe you like Wanda are a queen...I am 59 years old...She is in our hearts forever...and the love in her heart suffuses us ladies. Blessings from Jacova 11..Gevurah born March 11...in Bethlehem and East Los Angeles
How is it possible that have lived 54 years and never heard Wanda Jackson until this week!! My mother always played every type of music from Gladys Knight to Led Zeppelin, Simon & Garfunkel to Marvin Gaye, Rolling Stones to Loretta Lynn and of course, Elvis to Willie Nelson! She is AMAZING!! LOVE her growling voice and attitude! Waaaaaay ahead of her time! Thanks to Jack White for introducing me to this legend's songbook!
The softspoken recitation before this sells everything perfectly. Imagine you are about to hear this in person for the very first time. A quiet shy brunette with a plain guitar strolls onto stage with her backup band in The Fifties. And becomes The Queen Of Rockabilly from the first tumultuous note that she sings. God Bless You To This Day, Miss Wanda!B.W.
These old Town Hall Party performances are an absolute treasure trove. If you want to see somebody destroying a double neck guitar that's about as big as he is, do yourself a favor and if you haven't check out some of the Collins Kids' performances on the show. And if you have...probably still worth revisiting!
The house band for Town Hall Party in LA. The same set had been Ranch Party for several years with Tex Ritter as host. Joe Maphis on guitar here, was bandleader then too. It featured the Collins Kids, Laurie and Larry. They were about 15 and 13 when they started. Check them out. Great young talent.
My mom went to high school with Wanda Jackson at Capital Hill High in Oklahoma City. They graduated in 1955. Mother just turned 85 in March and is still in OKC and doing pretty well 🍀
I think it's fair to say Wanda Jackson was ahead of her time as far as Rock N Roll and rockabilly country are concerned. She was the first Female Rockstar.
@@rleitros9378 No sorry, but no. Brenda Lee is great in her own right, but certainly not the first female Rocker. Wanda on the other hand is a different story. In the time she did rock, blazed trails for people like Joan Jett, Grace Slick, Ann and Nancy Wilson, Melissa Etheridge, Sheryil Crow. The list goes on. Certainly belongs in both the Rock n Roll and Country Music Hall of Fame equally. Brenda scewed more towards the Nashville sound, not to diminish her contributions, she just didn't do as much on the rock end in terms of performance or musical output. As far as being a trailblazer or inspiration for women and Country and rock, Brenda certainly was.
@@TheReviewBoardGaming I'm no expert but aren't you placing a very large emphasis on her ballad type hits and ignoring the early stuff right back to when she was 12 / 13?
@@rleitros9378 No I'm not ignoring her early stuff at all. The nickname "Little Miss Dynamite" wasn't for nothing. That was during the mid to late 50s, about the time Wanda was doing her thing. Take Dynamite, Lets Jump The Broomstick, Sweet Nothings, or Rock the Bop for instance. So in that sense contemporary. As I said both were quite inspirational, both were trailblazers.
@@TheReviewBoardGaming OK. Sweet Nothings is my favourite Brenda Lee song. I loved the later stuff too but she was really taken over by mainstream pop and country. Anyway, you know who I think was the real roots of the tough woman with a guitar in a mans' World -. Memphis Minnie . Some of her songs from the 40s had the beginnings of rock!!
Duke of Prunes II - I knew a very polite young Lady, very long time ago, but BOY-o-BOY did she BELT the DOOZY out of ME? OOOHH BOY !! DID SHE EVER !! Did i mention that I didn't mind? Not one litttle-itty-bit? ; )
@@citydrums7525 - Never been on "Georgia asphalt", and I've only ever seen an Armadillo on TV. But I've seen 7ft Kangaroo (Red Kangaroos) I've seen 18 or 20ft Salt Water Crocodiles (REAL friendly fellahs, those buggers) and Wombats, Numbats (no, Numbats don't "fly") etc, etc, but I get what your meaning, mate!!
This is my first time seeing and hearing a female sing a 1958 music video of a song that was made popular by Elvis Presley, and it is amazing. Thank you for a truly interesting music education.
Brilliant rocker, Wanda Jackson is the Queen of Rock & Roll, excellent musicians, maniacal piano player, and I love how the trumpet player gives it that Sonny Burgess like jazz touch. "Let's Have a Party" was one of the first proper R&R records I heard back in 1972, what a woman.
I never thought there could be a female Elvis - but here she is ! lol - I've never heard of Wanda until seeing this video clip. She is just marvelous !! Rock & Roll and Rockabilly forever !!
@ Hello ! , how are you doing......How is the weather condition over there with you and your familys.I love this beautiful song one of the greatest song have ever heard!Dear Lord, I pray that you would give me strength to be strong for You in the world today. Lord, you know the struggles that I will face today. Be with me as I go through them. Carry me if I am too weak to move. If I stumble in them, forgive me Father.When I succeed in them,Amen
One of the first popular female rockabilly singers and a pioneering rock and roll artist. She is known to many as the "Queen of Rockabilly" (or "First Lady of Rockabilly")
I have been blessed with being recently introduced to this artist, this legend, this Queen, -through a documentary I seen on her life. Many hats off to you Wanda. Funny how somehow its as though I've known you all my life. You are a true lady and 1st lady of RoCk. Your life Your music Your style Your sophistication all so honorable, a true role model, & top notch inspiration. Your RoCk is my RoCk. Thanks for staying on the right path
Well, after all, she did have a fling with Elvis. She's the best. I'm lucky to have seen her at Maxwell's a few years back. Still on tour now! Right on Wanda! Thanks for posting this video.
Wanda Jackson is a country singer but also a real cool rocker, too. Look how she's moving on the stage, she is a great rockn'roll birdie of the 50's origin!
❤ female elvjs so brilliant she is so inspirational 👏 to the very though of her amazing talent and gift 🎁 love 💘 listening 🎧🎤🎼🎼🎸😎🤩🥰😍💃 to her music 🎶 ❤.
Wow! Wanda seems like a Hollywood starlet in one of those early rock-and-roll films from the 50s trying to seem like she's hip. I never imagined she was so great-looking. She's got a voice, yes, and lots of presence.
She didn't want to be a hillbilly and didn't want to look like one either. She liked the glamorous look and her mom made her dresses. Nudie Cohen her mom told her, charged too much.
thats where THE KING Elvis found this song to sing in King Creole..But this is the real thing..Wanda is Fantastic..Thanks for sharing..Cheers from Montreal..
How did I forget about her? I used to listen and dance to her when I was a kid in the 60's. Dam time fly's. Going to search and buy her music right now, LATER...
I totally agree with you. He was the first and the best. He's been away for almost 40 years, and people still listen to his music. He's to pop and rock music what Beethoven and Mozart are to classical music ! ... And as a performer, Elvis was second to none : ask those who had the chance to see him live in concert ! ...
Wow.....so, I like this a _lot_ more than I was expecting. I'm just kinda blown away. I need to watch this again...Wanda Jackson, I really need to look into her asap.
What a unique woman, great looking with a great voice she must have paved the way for the female fronted bands that followed years later =Blondie, Pretenders etc.
Lead guitar player to her left is Joe Maphis who was dubbed "King of The Strings". Maphis was the original lead guitar player for Ricky Nelson before James Burton took over early n 1958.
She really had an incredible rapport with the audience in all her performances. I love the way she starts this song... she was hip before the word was invented.
I had never heard of her or heard her until right now, and I was completely surprised at the voice and sound that suddenly came out of her after her softly spoken introduction. I thought I may have been about to hear some earlier version of Cat Steven's song, and ended up hearing an earlier version of Suzie Quatro instead. Fantastic stuff.
I was 14 in 1958 but our family was not really into country music even though we were Texans. I have always heard her name but I don't believe I ever heard until now. I ended up becoming a classical professional violinist but I am in awe of her now after hearing this. Wow, such power!
I’m sure the reason we never heard of her before she was probably snubbed she seems to be a very powerful woman in those days I am sure it didn’t go over very well in country music
@tsopmocful: Unless you're very young or living under a rock, I can't imagine you never hearing this song before: th-cam.com/video/ip_rNAASt6I/w-d-xo.html
If you heard a female singer sing with this amount of guts and aggression NOW you'd be impressed... this is over 50 years ago. It's amazing!
You can hear her influence when you hear Pat Benatar...
@Ambra Bianca charming, and a really helpful and CORDIAL addition to the conversation. Thanks! I hope shitting on someone’s compliment makes you feel smarter and more informed.
@Ambra Bianca do you live under a rock? How do you not see your post as being insulting? Your attitude is completely obnoxious.
@Ambra Bianca Don't attack me!! I've been listening & collecting records for 50 years!! I'm 67 years old now...I picked Benatar out of a bunch of singers as an example...I don't need you to tell me what to listen to...I love Wanda Jackson for years!! She kicks royal ass...Funny how you've got Cher listed among all those extreme punk chicks...I love Benatar, Tina Turner, Heart, and hundreds of other women who sing rock, country, soul, alternative and lots of other styles...I even love Lady Gaga...For you to bound in here and dump your shit on me doesn't take courage...
@@JanetCoop she’s a troll who hasn’t even got the conviction to leave her comments up. She knows she’s is the wrong. Enjoy the great music!
I wish Wanda wasn't so underated on rock n roll history I mean, that attitude is basically punk on rockabilly instrumentation 👌
You got that right this is straight rockabilly
I was blessed with the opportunity to open for Wanda Jackson in the early 2000’s. I can honestly tell you that she has not missed a beat since this video was filmed. She took to that stage like a stick of dynamite. She is so energetic and also very kind.
So awesome!!!I love this!! I'm sure I would love you too! Take care!!
I envy you Sir. Sincerly Jackie aka Jacoba...a hard headed woman born March 11 in Bethlehem.
Is this where Brenda Lee was inspired and sang Sweet Nothins'?
I was at the show when she played a festival in front of the Queen Mary in Long Beach CA. same year.
Sad/embarresed to say I missed her set. There were like 15 or 20 bands and I was at the wrong stage. Think watching the Specials or the Jam. The Selectors played too on Wanda's stage. Iggy Pop on the Main Stage. Fun show.
Last Festival they did there. Promoter, Goldenvoice, said not enough ppl came out to support it. They moved on to South x Southwest. Shame So Cal didn't show up. Wanda Jackson alone woulda got me out of the house. Bet now during Covid ppl wish for that opportunity.
@@shepmathe you like Wanda are a queen...I am 59 years old...She is in our hearts forever...and the love in her heart suffuses us ladies. Blessings from Jacova 11..Gevurah born March 11...in Bethlehem and East Los Angeles
This is why she's called The Queen of Rockabilly. 😍
100 ❤ she is the queen of rockabilly
How is it possible that have lived 54 years and never heard Wanda Jackson until this week!! My mother always played every type of music from Gladys Knight to Led Zeppelin, Simon & Garfunkel to Marvin Gaye, Rolling Stones to Loretta Lynn and of course, Elvis to Willie Nelson! She is AMAZING!! LOVE her growling voice and attitude! Waaaaaay ahead of her time! Thanks to Jack White for introducing me to this legend's songbook!
Happy 82nd Birthday to the marvelous Wanda Jackson!
Holy cow. I hope she is in R&R hall of fame! Where has this been? Wow. Just wow.
The softspoken recitation before this sells everything perfectly. Imagine you are about to hear this in person for the very first time. A quiet shy brunette with a plain guitar strolls onto stage with her backup band in The Fifties. And becomes The Queen Of Rockabilly from the first tumultuous note that she sings. God Bless You To This Day, Miss Wanda!B.W.
I duno. I think the double neck guitar really gives away the fact that you're about to have your socks rocked off.
These old Town Hall Party performances are an absolute treasure trove. If you want to see somebody destroying a double neck guitar that's about as big as he is, do yourself a favor and if you haven't check out some of the Collins Kids' performances on the show. And if you have...probably still worth revisiting!
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This was the first Wanda Jackson video/song I heard, so the surprise worked.
"This is one of the most beautiful love songs that has ever been written" she says softly and demurely - Love It!!
Such class, yet still rocking out! She is a female rock and roll pioneer.
great voice, she was ahead of her time, classic rockabilly sound
Definitely ahead of her time. Janis Joplin probably worshipped her
She was ??
No, she's
I think wanda jackson sounds like a munchkin
@ I reckon you could say that about all the rock performers back in the 50s then.
@@mjazzguitar Only back then?
This quote brought me here.
"As I go back and listen, the other girls weren't singing quite like I was." Wanda Jackson
It funny I'm watching this in 2015, Its an Honor to see Wanda Jackson
SHE'S MAGNIFICENT ❤❤
If this isn't an absolute American Icon nothing is!
And listen to the work of the back up band...100% perfect for this raw energy performance.
The house band for Town Hall Party in LA. The same set had been Ranch Party for several years with Tex Ritter as host. Joe Maphis on guitar here, was bandleader then too. It featured the Collins Kids, Laurie and Larry. They were about 15 and 13 when they started. Check them out. Great young talent.
she got the voice, she got the moves, she doesn't need auto tune
From watching TH-cam, it seems to me that if this lady has sung it, everyone else might as well pack their bags and go home. What a great performer.
Love Wanda the Queen of Rockabilly. I saw her at multiple show. I saw after her hip surgery, saw her when she retired last show
My mom went to high school with Wanda Jackson at Capital Hill High in Oklahoma City. They graduated in 1955. Mother just turned 85 in March and is still in OKC and doing pretty well 🍀
That dress with this resolution makes me feel that this is about 500 years ahead of its time.
I think it's fair to say Wanda Jackson was ahead of her time as far as Rock N Roll and rockabilly country are concerned. She was the first Female Rockstar.
Nope. Brenda Lee was.
@@rleitros9378 No sorry, but no. Brenda Lee is great in her own right, but certainly not the first female Rocker. Wanda on the other hand is a different story. In the time she did rock, blazed trails for people like Joan Jett, Grace Slick, Ann and Nancy Wilson, Melissa Etheridge, Sheryil Crow. The list goes on. Certainly belongs in both the Rock n Roll and Country Music Hall of Fame equally. Brenda scewed more towards the Nashville sound, not to diminish her contributions, she just didn't do as much on the rock end in terms of performance or musical output. As far as being a trailblazer or inspiration for women and Country and rock, Brenda certainly was.
@@TheReviewBoardGaming I'm no expert but aren't you placing a very large emphasis on her ballad type hits and ignoring the early stuff right back to when she was 12 / 13?
@@rleitros9378 No I'm not ignoring her early stuff at all. The nickname "Little Miss Dynamite" wasn't for nothing. That was during the mid to late 50s, about the time Wanda was doing her thing. Take Dynamite, Lets Jump The Broomstick, Sweet Nothings, or Rock the Bop for instance. So in that sense contemporary. As I said both were quite inspirational, both were trailblazers.
@@TheReviewBoardGaming OK. Sweet Nothings is my favourite Brenda Lee song. I loved the later stuff too but she was really taken over by mainstream pop and country.
Anyway, you know who I think was the real roots of the tough woman with a guitar in a mans' World -. Memphis Minnie . Some of her songs from the 40s had the beginnings of rock!!
This woman was ahead of her time. Amazing artist.
rockabilly will never die....Wanda will always be the queen..........
I heard about Wanda Jackson years ago on NPR, but I didn't investigate. I'm glad TH-cam suggested this. She's a treasure.
This woman rocks! Love the trumpet.
Such an amazing raspy voice...so much talent
Full body chills every time that magick woman takes the mike!
No one should be deprived of Wanda ♥️
I was NOT expecting that polite young woman to begin belting out that doozy of a song! 🤯
Duke of Prunes II - I knew a very polite young Lady, very long time ago, but BOY-o-BOY
did she BELT the DOOZY out of ME? OOOHH BOY !! DID SHE EVER !!
Did i mention that I didn't mind? Not one litttle-itty-bit? ; )
Well you done never met a hard-headed woman. Now you have. Hard as Georgia asphalt with a Texas armadillo running around on it in summer...
Check out her song Fujiyama Mama. That’ll really spin you round.
@@citydrums7525 - Never been on "Georgia asphalt", and I've only ever seen an
Armadillo on TV. But I've seen 7ft Kangaroo
(Red Kangaroos) I've seen 18 or 20ft Salt
Water Crocodiles (REAL friendly fellahs,
those buggers) and Wombats, Numbats
(no, Numbats don't "fly") etc, etc, but I get
what your meaning, mate!!
@@karlmuller3690 Hello to Down Under!
I used to listen to all these songs on the radio back in the fiftys & sixtys. Never get tired of them. Keep it up
This is my first time seeing and hearing a female sing a 1958 music video of a song that was made popular by Elvis Presley, and it is amazing. Thank you for a truly interesting music education.
For all of today's female artists who believe they are some kind of pioneers for women in entertainment.
Wanda Jackson is amazing, and this song speaks important truths. lol
damn !! the original rock woman
Brilliant rocker, Wanda Jackson is the Queen of Rock & Roll, excellent musicians, maniacal piano player, and I love how the trumpet player gives it that Sonny Burgess like jazz touch. "Let's Have a Party" was one of the first proper R&R records I heard back in 1972, what a woman.
I never thought there could be a female Elvis - but here she is ! lol - I've never heard of Wanda until seeing this video clip. She is just marvelous !! Rock & Roll and Rockabilly forever !!
The original rockabilly... love this woman~
@ Hello ! , how are you doing......How is the weather condition over there with you and your familys.I love this beautiful song one of the greatest song have ever heard!Dear Lord, I pray that you would give me strength to be strong for You in the world today. Lord, you know the struggles that I will face today. Be with me as I go through them. Carry me if I am too weak to move. If I stumble in them, forgive me Father.When I succeed in them,Amen
"A hard-headed woman is a thorn in the side of a man". Truer words were never spoken.
actually it's " A hard headed woman with a SOUL inside a man" ( Not a thorn)
Only a Nancy would think that
@@ibosquez5238 lol, dude good one
@@ibosquez5238 huh?
@@ibosquez5238 I have my sister's are stubborn as heck. So I know about the struggle lol
One of the first popular female rockabilly singers and a pioneering rock and roll artist. She is known to many as the "Queen of Rockabilly" (or "First Lady of Rockabilly")
I think we ignore the roll women like her, patsy cline, and janis martin played in creating rock music
I was 5 when this came on the radio in 58, my dad bought me a 6 transistor radio, he loved her too...
What a girl and what a fabulous voice...always loved her
Cant believe I never listened to Wanda before - fantastic!
Wanda is the QUEEN! No one better than her, EVER!
Wanda Jackson , what more can you say. Great music
Wanda was a livin' doll! AND she could entertain bigley! Oh yeah!
She sings, dances, and plays rock & roll guitar all at once. The whole nine yards. She's an American Beauty, that's for sure.
I have been blessed with being recently introduced to this artist, this legend, this Queen, -through a documentary I seen on her life. Many hats off to you Wanda. Funny how somehow its as though I've known you all my life. You are a true lady and 1st lady of RoCk. Your life Your music Your style Your sophistication all so honorable, a true role model, & top notch inspiration. Your RoCk is my RoCk. Thanks for staying on the right path
Evidently back in 1958 your song lyrics could sail real close to the wind.
Happy Birthday Today to THE QUEEN OF ROCK N ROLL.....
The roots of rockabilly and rock & roll go deep into country music, as much as it goes into blues music.
Well, after all, she did have a fling with Elvis. She's the best. I'm lucky to have seen her at Maxwell's a few years back. Still on tour now! Right on Wanda! Thanks for posting this video.
Real American music! Wanda J isn't for everyone but you gotta admit she rocks it. If your foot doesn't tap, check your pulse.
She brought GLAMOUR to the country music scene. Girls could bring it. Love it!!
I dont know why but i keep listening to this song on repeat. People actually knew how to sing back then without any computer help
Amazing- she was decades ahead of her time! The Goddess of Rockabilly :)
This Voice....beautiful.
I'm in LOVE! Just need a time machine to go back to 1958. I cried with laughter at the lyrics. Wanda is the greatest. God bless you Wanda!
born in the 90s but she’s absolutely one of my all time faves
1890s
Wanda Jackson is a country singer but also a real cool rocker, too. Look how she's moving on the stage, she is a great rockn'roll birdie of the 50's origin!
❤ female elvjs so brilliant she is so inspirational 👏 to the very though of her amazing talent and gift 🎁 love 💘 listening 🎧🎤🎼🎼🎸😎🤩🥰😍💃 to her music 🎶 ❤.
Holy hell. What an amazing performance! And a killer dress up o boot! Go Wanda!
Wow! Wanda seems like a Hollywood starlet in one of those early rock-and-roll films from the 50s trying to seem like she's hip. I never imagined she was so great-looking. She's got a voice, yes, and lots of presence.
She didn't want to be a hillbilly and didn't want to look like one either. She liked the glamorous look and her mom made her dresses. Nudie Cohen her mom told her, charged too much.
The Queen of Rock n' Roll. Period.
Wow! Never heard of her before, but sure gonna listen to her now and in the future! Wow!!!
Nobody could shake those tassels like wanda!
I couldn't live with myself if I didn't include the queen of rockabilly herself Ms. Wanda Jackson!!!
Unbelievable this woman! Magnificent!!!
Pure rock and attitude. Love it!!
It's a man's world, but it's nothin' without a woman or a girl.....and Wanda's our girl!!!
The great Wanda Jackson. A badass lady!
Saw her live in sweden! She really rocked, and told a lot of wonderful storys 💃💯👍
thats where THE KING Elvis found this song to sing in King Creole..But this is the real thing..Wanda is Fantastic..Thanks for sharing..Cheers from Montreal..
WOW - great memories - now she's nearly 80 y. old - what a woman - thx WANDA !!
I LOVE how she performs! Wanda never fails me!
Wanda was a pioneer and a great performer
Excelente version de esta canción... tremenda Wanda
I love watching her show....great great great.
How did I forget about her? I used to listen and dance to her when I was a kid in the 60's. Dam time fly's. Going to search and buy her music right now, LATER...
I totally agree with you. He was the first and the best. He's been away for almost 40 years, and people still listen to his music. He's to pop and rock music what Beethoven and Mozart are to classical music ! ... And as a performer, Elvis was second to none : ask those who had the chance to see him live in concert ! ...
Thanks!!!!This is one RAD lady for the 1950'S!!!
Not a big voice, not big songs, but burnt into my soul.
Definately the greatest female Rock singer. The Queen of Rock for sure. Just so very talented. God Bless you in your 80th year.
One of my favorites! Wanda's voice; attitude, and witty sense of humor made her one of my favorite performers. I'd love to meet her. She's so cool!
I'm lovin this lady. Way ahead of her time for 1958
Wow.....so, I like this a _lot_ more than I was expecting. I'm just kinda blown away. I need to watch this again...Wanda Jackson, I really need to look into her asap.
Good old ROCK & ROLL, it never dies.
What a unique woman, great looking with a great voice she must have paved the way for the female fronted bands that followed years later =Blondie, Pretenders etc.
How the hell anyone can give a thumbs down to Wanda Jackson is beyond belief...Go check your music history...
Lead guitar player to her left is Joe Maphis who was dubbed "King of The Strings". Maphis was the original lead guitar
player for Ricky Nelson before James Burton took over early n 1958.
Where have they been hiding all of these great female artists all these years?
Man she could rock. This band is right there for her live. Some nice picking and piano. Trumpet less so
Several of my friends have met her in Oklahoma City. She is reportedly very funny in person. Someone should make a film about her.
When life was truly better than today.. that's you 2021!!..
I love this chick! A movie about her would be awesome.
my yesterday love
My today love!
Wanda, lovely chick
Yes!
She really had an incredible rapport with the audience in all her performances. I love the way she starts this song... she was hip before the word was invented.
The worlds first female metal singer. She was born a couple decades to soon tho! Awesome woman and voice.
4 Million Plus Hits For This Vintage Music Video ....I Am Very Impressed !!!..🤗..
ça me replonge dans ma jeunesse. des chansons en anglais et en français avec des vrais chanteurs ou chanteuses et d'excellents musiciens
Ms. Jackson was certainly a ground breaker way ahead of her time and she's still kicking!
I had never heard of her or heard her until right now, and I was completely surprised at the voice and sound that suddenly came out of her after her softly spoken introduction.
I thought I may have been about to hear some earlier version of Cat Steven's song, and ended up hearing an earlier version of Suzie Quatro instead.
Fantastic stuff.
I was 14 in 1958 but our family was not really into country music even though we were Texans. I have always heard her name but I don't believe I ever heard until now. I ended up becoming a classical professional violinist but I am in awe of her now after hearing this. Wow, such power!
I’m sure the reason we never heard of her before she was probably snubbed she seems to be a very powerful woman in those days I am sure it didn’t go over very well in country music
I think what you’re trying to say is that Suzie Quatro was the later version of Wanda. Just to keep the chronology straight.
@tsopmocful: Unless you're very young or living under a rock, I can't imagine you never hearing this song before: th-cam.com/video/ip_rNAASt6I/w-d-xo.html
Wanda was a voice in music and a tremendous beauty. A real country star
Wow, that was a knock out live performance. Everyone was really having fun.