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FIRST TIME HEARING LORETTA LYNN - COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER | OH SHE IS A GREAT STORY TELLER!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ย. 2021
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Now this lady knows how to give a very detailed story in song form! I was locked in from the first note!
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Loretta Lynn is a country legend. She is a singer song writer who's music has spanned 6 decades. She was also friends with the great late Patsy Cline. Her younger sister Crystal Gayle also is a great singer. She grew up dirt poor & stayed humble & true to her roots. Like others have mentioned, the autobiographical movie "Coal Miner's Daughter" is worth looking at.
@@debitaylor2101 ohhhhh wow
Thank you Dagmar 🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I also recommend that you watch the autobiography movie "Coal Miner's Daughter". If you do watch it you should react and let us know what you thought.
RIP Miss Loretta Lynn. She passed away today. I was happy to find a reaction for her most iconic song. 🙏💔🎼💔🙏
I love her songs so much
We have lost most of these great country artists now. Conway Twitter, Merle Haggard, George Jones, Patsy Cline, Charley Pride, Mart Robbins. Loretta...RIP to all.
We love you Loretta
True story of her life. Born dirt poor in Kentucky ❤ Married and a mother at 14,
Grandmother at 28. Queen of county music for years 😊
I love Loretta Lynn. As a coal miners daughter myself who grew up very poor in a holler, this is one of the most personal songs to me. My Mawmaw would tell me about how they used to live just like loretta describes ven today, people in that holler still heat their homes with coal stoves and draw their water from wells. We had an underground spring that came out off the mountainside behind the trailer and a well. I'm just now realising that my great mawmaw lived near the van lear mines in her earlier years before moving to southern WV. I wonder if she ever met Loretta Lynn, they would have got on well because they were both such blunt, honest and confident women. I tell you, there are so many older women in my life that are just that way too. Probably has to do with the upbringing, but they are something else. And also they are the toughest creatures on the planet.
Loretta was married at 13. Raised in extreme poverty . What a phenomenal woman she is.
My mom.was a Coal Miner's Daughter and grew up in a holler in WVA. My mom was extremely proud of her daddy and the fact she was his daughter. When she passed her headstone has a picture of a Coal Miner walking holding the hand of a little girl and it is scripted with 'Proud to be a Coal Miner's Daughter'. Rest in Peace Mommy. You will always be loved and missed.
So as my mama Her daddy work the mines in Ky also He didn't have but a 2nd-grade education He was 1/2 Cherokee( his mama was full) So he married my grandma ( her last name was Castle) They had 8 kids ( My mama was the last & the only one born in a hospital ) The rest were born at home .. My mama & daddy are both gone now In fact all that side of my family are all gone I am 65 & I grew up with all the old Country Music & Lorretta was always playing in my house Lorretta just passed a few weeks back As Iam sure everyone knows I feel somehow she was part of my family This old world never stops turning no matter how bad sometimes we wish we could freeze time & space
Iam Very Proud of my Southern Roots & Even more Proud of being the granddaughter of a Coal Miner
I’m a Coal miners daughter and from WVa too! This song makes the feels act up bad.
❤
Best movie ever. True story
I quote that movie religiously.
You out to hear Fist City and You ain’t Woman enough to take my Man by Loretta! And Sweet Thang by Loretta Lynn and Ernest Tubbs
Yes!! These first two are definitely some of the first to check out, but I love all three!
Oh ok thanks 🙏🏾
When Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty performed a concert in Rupp Arena, Lexington KY, in 1978, I think the entire population of Butcher Holler Kentucky showed up that night.
I'm from KY.This is a great story.💙Thanks for sharing.I bet it was a night you will never forget!
Loretta Lynn was a trend setter. She wrote and sang songs that were controversial for the times. "The Pill", "You Ain't Woman Enough" and "Fist City" are 3 of the good ones.
Facts and I gotta check out more of her work
You Ain't Woman Enough is amazing! You should also check out Patsy Cline, who is also in the movie "Coal Miner's Daughter"
I’ve read she holds the record for the most songs banned from radio. 😂
I saw her at the grand ole opry. She came out in one of the dresses she was known for. She looked wonderful. She also performed barefoot. She sang a couple songs then waved. She was called back and the guy directing said. "I know you are not leaving this stage without Coal Miners Daughter." She sang very beautifully.
The queen of country we will be at a great loss when she passes
I'm a 63 year young Aussie old fart, I've known the "Coal Miner's Daughter," & Loretta Lynn and her music, for many years..
This time watching your reaction, this sentimental old coot started to get choked up & shed a tear, especially after she started talking about her Daddy..😢😥👍👍 wishing you all the best from 🇦🇺🦘 stay safe from COVID..
One thing that a lot of people don't think about today is that when you bring a child into this world you owe them everything you can do to make their lives as good as you can. They didn't ask to be born. And I'm talking morals and kindness and love ❤.
She wrote pretty much all her songs. She is a legend and a hero to alot of us country girls. Some of us know how those days were even back when I was growing up. I know every word to every song she ever sang.
True story.You should watch the movie.She was 15 when she married.It was really good.Whats messed up,I have lived in Tennessee all my life.As a kid I worked the garden every day.When harvest time came,we canned for weeks.Picked wild berries and foraged greens.I never had shoes in summer and got new ones for Christmas.(and it really wasn't that long ago)
I love that movie!!
@@elliekahl5305 I remember the first time I saw it.I was 11 and my parents took me and my sisters to the drive in.They played some crap movie first,then Coal miners daughter.I was so tired after sitting through the first movie,and all of the hot dogs and popcorn,I fell asleep in the back of the old station wagon about half an hour away from the end.It was around 4 years before I ever got to see the end
As of the year 2000, there were 299 residents in Custer Washington, a small town just south of the Canadian border. Back in the 1950s-early ’60s, there was one special resident: Loretta Lynn, before she became a country star.
Loretta, then 14, and her 21-year-old husband, Oliver “Doolittle” Lynn, moved to Custer from Kentucky in search of a better life.
The Lynns spent 14 years in Custer, raising four children (two more children would be born in 1964, after the Lynns moved away). While Doolittle looked for jobs, he’d often leave Loretta and the children alone for days at a time. Loretta did what she could to earn money for food.
“Before I was singing, I cleaned house; I took in laundry; I cooked for ranch hands; I picked berries. I worked seven days a week. I was a housewife and mother before I was an entertainer. And it wasn’t like being a housewife today. It was doing hand laundry on a board and cooking on an old coal stove. I grew a garden and canned what I grew.” (Source: NW Prime Time.)
It was during this time that she began singing to herself and writing music, to pass the time. Doolittle encouraged her and bought her a $17 guitar when she turned 18. After many performances at local bars and halls, she would eventually record her first record, “I’m a Honky Tonk Girl” in 1960, followed by a string of hits:
“Don’t Come Home A-Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Your Mind)”
“You Ain’t Woman Enough (To Take My Man)”
“Fist City”
“Coal Miner’s Daughter”
“Woman of the World (Leave My World Alone)”
“You’re the Reason Our Kids Are Ugly”
Her themes included marital problems, women’s rights and motherhood.
She has often visited Custer after becoming famous. “Every time I go up there, I start looking for a little house. I may not leave this time,” she said in a 2001 interview with the Seattle P-I.
I grew up listening to her. She is like a part of our family. She is and always will be the first lady of country music. She is an amazing woman. You should listen to the song that her granddaughter sang about her grandma's guitar. I think it's called "memaws guitar"
Loretta was my momma's favorite singer.
I am a coal miner's granddaughter...my parents grew up in the middle of coal country in Harlan County, KY, not too far from Butcher Holler!
I'm 65 and proud to be raised by a poor family,it taught me so many things, things you don't take for granted, I remember putting buckets to catch the rain in every room of the house, and yeeessss daddy's taught us girls just like the boys, yeeessss I pray I instilled this in my children as I'm thankful to say I have
Tears, because a loving daddy isn't afforded to everyone. And to those that it is afforded to, blessings. To all the men out there, please know that your love and your presence in a child's life means a lot. Never take that for granted.
Looking forward to your reaction to Loretta’s “You ain’t woman enough to take my man”.
My favorite Loretta Lynn song Ever!!! She is and amazing singer with true absolute talent. Another classic performer that no one can replace!
Miss Loretta just died she was 95 and she sang just before she died
True story about Loretta’s childhood .
“Holler” in Appalachia is a “hollow” - like she said, a little creek valley between hills/mountains.
So sad we lost her in October. I went to her ranch in TN it's absolutely beautiful. One of my favorite songs to sing.
Loved how the first notes nearly knocked you off your seat
She did it naturaly, it is a GOD given gift. I cant imagine an angel sounding better, check out her gospel music
You are such a wonderful man ,You show so much
respect to these singers . Well done AB . Enjoy watching you
You are so fun to watch, AB! 👍🏻
Loretta was quite a spitfire back in the day. You should check out her song Rated X from the early 70’s. 😁
This song is an actual story about her life growing up. I grew up hearing my grandma and momma singing her songs.
Loretta’ s autobiography was turned into an Oscar winning movie from 1980. Sissy Spacek, who starred in Carrie (1976) played Loretta. She played the guitar and sang the songs herself.
You MUST do sweet dreams by patsy cline. She was best friends with Loretta, sadly her life and career was cut short due to a plane crash. You have to watch the movie coal miners daughter
Loretta is a pure country Queen. My favorites from Loretta are "You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man" or "Fist City". She is a spitfire. She and Dolly are pretty much soul sisters. Did you catch the words "Warsh Board"? lol, same as in Missouri country, you Warsh you clothes not wash them. You need Anne and Nancy Wilson, Heart and Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac if you are looking for more women on the channel.
It's time for Kenny Rogers "Lady" live. You will enjoy it as much as we all enjoy your videos!
That’s called talent ,…that’s how she can do it. ❤️
Lol YES! Absolutely
That's pure country! Amen bro!!
You can't go wrong with Loretta. She will break your heart.
If you’ve never seen the movies Coal Miners Daughter, try to watch. It’s about her life. So good. Keess was played by Sissy Spacek. ❤️❤️
Yep and Tommy Lee Jones played her husband if im not mistaken
Loved loved loved the movie. I'm going to have to watch it now again for the youngest time. ♥️❤️
@@TheLadyDraconus you are correct!
Don'''''t mess with Loretta.. she's a legend.
This song was written by Miss Loretta. It is the story of her childhood. She was married by 14. Had kids right away. Dolittle, her husband. pushed her into singing. Patsy Cline was her best friend. She wrote many songs.
R.I.P the beautiful Loretta Lynn
There's a movie called Coal Miners Daughter. Awesome movie.
She's bad ass! Married at 14 and raised 6 kids and became a legend.
"Fist City" my favorite.
If you haven’t heard it yet, try Dolly’s “Coat of Many Colors” - Ms. Dolly grew up just as dirt-poor as Ms. Loretta did.
Both this song and that one are the reality of how they lived.
Loretta Lynn the Queen👑
First time hearing her tell those stories..
I love how much she loved her dad. Even the memories of the discipline at the very end.. A lot of people today would shame that kind of parenting. But those people are shameful, themselves.
Great videos! I love the country music reactions. This song is probably her best-known, but her most FUN songs are: "One's on the Way" and "You Ain't Woman Enough to Take my Man."
Im from Pike Co, Kentucky. My Mom was borned & raised in Martin Co, Kentucky. Loretta Lynn "Webb" is my Mommy's 3rd or 4th cousins! My "Paternal" great grandmother and Loretta's Daddy were first cousins! I've never got to meet her and neither has my mom.
I have listened to Loretta Lynn since my mama rocked me as a baby. I love her!! I had the pleasure of seeing her live about 10 years ago. I cried like a baby.
The OG Queen of country
I remember we as kid working the fields all summer long with no shoes... come fall and time to go to school I would get new to me shoes hand me downs.
Loretta Lynn will be 90 years old and just released ANOTHER hit album titled STILL WOMAN ENOUGH. Yes, she is STILL WORKING!! She loves it too much to give it up...and nearly all the songs she writes and sings are BASED ON HER OWN LIFE. Check out the movie COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER. It tells about her life growing up, being married just before 14, having 4 kids by 17 and then twins for a total of 6 kids by 21, AND getting to the point of being a superstar. It was the very 1st movie ever made about a woman's life story. It was based on the book she wrote by the same title. She's always said, written, and sang what was on her mind...good or bad...regardless of if it would be banned from radio play. She's the most awarded country music artist. She is a Living Legend! She is The Coal Miner's Daughter!
Oh man!!! This was AWESOME 👏👍💙👊zane
This was my mom's favourite song before she unfortunately passed away , she always wanted to see Loretta Lynn in concert, unfortunately she never got that opportunity to so, Loretta Lynn is an icon.
I told you the other day to watch Conway Twitty, her and Conway had a huge career together. Feelings, after the fire is gone are two of my favorites
They still do tours of her family home that she speaks about. RIP Loretta
Next you should check out:
You Ain't Woman Enough
One's On the Way
I💕 Loretta Lynn! I her sister Crystal Gayle also!
Great reaction. Have you done anything with LeAnn Rimes yet? If not, try her rendition of Blue. It is sweetness to the ears. Cheers from Canada
This was my dad's favorite female singer so much he named my baby sister after her 😂
so I got to chime in. I have watched you enough to know you REALLY love great vocals. I know a few people have already mentioned it but you have GOT to listen to Patsy Cline. Her and Loretta were friends. Patsy Cline is the epitome of raw talent with vocals that well never be matched. Like Loretta and Dolly, you cannot listen to just one song. I look forward to watching more of your reactions.
What was before will be again..
Tough times coming
🤔🤔🤔
Loretta is country music royalty, she is so wholesome!!!! I just love her
That's PURE COUNTRY
RIP Miss Loretta...
Late to this party but I must include Mrs Lynn's incredible cookbook of southern food and stories, "You're Cookin' It Country.
Absolutely love your reactions!!
Loretta is the epitome of a southern girl! Check out You Ain’t Woman Enough and Fist City! This song, Coal Miner’s Daughter, is Loretta’s childhood life story🥰🥰🥰
I love the way she rhymes “Tired with hard” ☮️🌻❤️😂
She was 14 when she married " Do" ( her nickname for her husband).
I say Diddy for my Daddy. I'm from Western NC and my grandma was a Webb. We are kin to Loretta. Distant cousins.
Ohhhhh ok wow! Thanks
This is exactly how she grew up watch coal miners daughter movie bout her life a must watch
👍🏼💗 Ima new sub. Taking my shoes off at the door! :)
You gotta do “Fist City” by Loretta. She’s an OG, and we were raised on her. I love her!!
I already loved your reactions... love them even more now! Much love to you for going Loretta.
Loretta is as country as you can get!!!
You are pretty humorous. Like this song and your reaction.
Oh thank you 🙏🏾
I LOVE your reactions!
"Holler" is the country/hill folk pronunciation of the word "hollow". As she said, a hollow is a small valley between two hills.
You may want to check out the other Queen of Country who was also Dolly and Loretta'so dear friend, Patsy Cline. Her voice is haunting but she passed away in a plane crash.
Tammy Wynette Singing Divorce and Stand by Hour Man another country singer/song writer great. Tanya Tucker singing Delta Dawn. She was about 14 when she recorded this song.
Patsy Cline is another great singer. Check out her song Crazy. Or anything by her really. Great reaction as always.
Loretta is the Queen of Country, Straight set herself up to be the leader ! There is so many ladies of country.. Check out Reba McIntire, Patsy Cline, The Judds
Loretta Lynn is the OG of Country music. She didn't play ,back in the day. She was probably the first woman to write her own songs about women's liberation and women's empowerment. You need to check out "Fist City" and "You Ain't Woman Enough To Take My Man". She was serious about her marriage and she meant every word that she sang. We had Tammy Wynette, who was once married to George Jones. Then, we had Dolly Parton, but Loretta was the true badass .
Tammy sang "Stand By Your Man".
Dolly sang about " please don't take my man".
Loretta Lynn sang about, " go ahead. Try to take my Man. I'll F you up". 😅🤣😂💯👊
Loretta didn’t just break barriers in country music, she blew them the f*** up! From women’s rights, to hugging Charlie Pride at the awards show when she was told not to stand next to him because it wouldn’t look good for a white woman to be seen with a black man. When he won that award she whispered in his ear, “Tell them to kiss your black ass, honey”
She was a legend, and her greatest achievements might’ve been outside of the 100’s of hit songs she wrote.
You should listen to Van Lear Rose album that was produced by Jack White. Also, find videos of him talking about her. He loved her like his own mother
I am grateful to have seen her in concert several years ago. She’s such a beautiful person.
Loretta met Doo at a dance, he was in the Army at the time, he loved her at first sight. When she sang to the baby he thought she had a beautiful voice, he bought her a guitar.She learned to play it by herself! Watch the movie, it good and accurate.
Loretta Lynn has always been my favorite, a true American success story!
Her old home place is open to the public. It is in Butcher Hollar Kentucky.
I am proud to be a Coal Miner's Granddaughter. He worked so hard for us to have a better life. And we do! 😍🤩
She's the real deal, a lot like Dolly Parton, they both grew up poor and are such good people. They'd give you the coat off their back without even thinking twice! She is considered one of the best ladies of country music. Couldn't meet a more wonderful and humble human being.
She sings about her life and she tells it like it is. Definitely take the time to watch the movie, Coal Miner's Daughter, it's super good and it will give you a really good idea of who she is and what her life was like
So good. Love her!
Fist City next!! Loretta , like Dolly, wrote about her life. So most of her songs are about her family. Her husband was a womanizer. But she loved him. She was barely 15 when they married. He recognized her talent and put her on the radio. She still speaks like the Appalachia Mountain folk does. For example she says bornd instead of born. I've loved my Mama's mountain speak my whole life. Took her out of the holler but couldn't take the holler out of her.
I lived right around the bend from Butcher Holler.
I'm a son of a miners daughters. My grandpa.it was so great. I've seen him with a pick axe.I WAS FART. U.S.M.C . ON HIS ARM.thatwould be in W.W.1 !picking coal.. That's my Grandpa at least one of them, I'm sobptoud of all of them🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🌹🌹🌹
You should watch the movie Coal Miners Daughter. The story of Loretta is a wonderful story. Great movie and great music in it as well.
Your reaction was captivating...real...new subscriber
Very nice!!
Loretta and Dolly wrote from experience of their life
Holler OMG 😂😂😂
I just subscribed today and I add more artists to the list I want you to react to with every video.
This is a true story of her life