OMG! A hidden jewel I've been searching for, for YEARS! So bittersweet I find it the day after the passing of this wonderful, angelic talent. THANK YOU SO MUCH TO THE POSTER!
I loved this song when it came out. I was living in Houston at the time and danced many a night to this. Saw her every chance I got. Just a super lady!!
By the time this song had made the charts, Lynn had already been a regular on the Country Music Charts for 20 years, and was one of the reigning Queens of Country...however, this song didn't quite reach it's full potential, as it just missed making the Top 40, reaching a high of #45 back in February 1987...This also was her 1st single on the Mercury label...thanks bunches Steven for uploading and sharing this fabulous "lost" classic! I really enjoyed it! Take Care! Elizabeth (muzikgirl67) :-)
her chart success began declining since 1975..her Last No.1 hit What a Man My Man Is's follow up He Turns It Into Love Again is a great song but it fails to make into top 10 and excellent songs like I've Never Loved Anyone More or All The King's Horses didn't do much good.It's just so sad.
She was back in the Top-10 by 1979 and then again in 1983. She had a long run of charting hits. Maybe the days of #1s were over by 1975, but not "hits."
One of my all-time favorite Lynn Anderson songs. Thanks for sharing.
OMG! A hidden jewel I've been searching for, for YEARS! So bittersweet I find it the day after the passing of this wonderful, angelic talent. THANK YOU SO MUCH TO THE POSTER!
I loved this song when it came out. I was living in Houston at the time and danced many a night to this. Saw her every chance I got. Just a super lady!!
this song only went to #45 on the country charts in 1987!!!
I remember our local country station playing this in Charlotte. Always wondered why it wasn't a bigger hit for Lynn.
By the time this song had made the charts, Lynn had already been a regular on the Country Music Charts for 20 years, and was one of the reigning Queens of Country...however, this song didn't quite reach it's full potential, as it just missed making the Top 40, reaching a high of #45 back in February 1987...This also was her 1st single on the Mercury label...thanks bunches Steven for uploading and sharing this fabulous "lost" classic! I really enjoyed it! Take Care! Elizabeth (muzikgirl67) :-)
her chart success began declining since 1975..her Last No.1 hit What a Man My Man Is's follow up He Turns It Into Love Again is a great song but it fails to make into top 10 and excellent songs like I've Never Loved Anyone More or All The King's Horses didn't do much good.It's just so sad.
She was back in the Top-10 by 1979 and then again in 1983. She had a long run of charting hits. Maybe the days of #1s were over by 1975, but not "hits."
@@alivacline2380 Sad? She had a career most artists or aspiring artists can only hope for. Geez.
So saddened to hear of her passing recently & my condolences to her family.