NASHVILLE's Country Music CELEBRITY Cemetery | Woodlawn (1)
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- COUNTRY Music Celebrity CEMETERY Woodlawn Nashville TN
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I was Dottie Rambo's case management nurse when she passed. She was such a wonderful lady. I still miss her to this day.
I was born and raised in Nashville my mom worked for WSM radio and got to be very good friends with George Jones and his wife Nancy. When my step father passed away suddenly George paid for his funeral. He was a great guy! I really enjoy all the videos you make but I love the ones on my home town!
George Jones had a great voice and his best known song "He stopped loving her today" was an afterthought that he had to be talked into recording as he thought it was too morbid
Enjoyed the tour! Tennessee has so much country history. Looking forward to more adventures.....thanks Jordan!
I love the Waylon Jennings tying him tree Story that is awesome
Of all Jerry Reed was my favorite. He was a great musician, song writer, singer, actor and so comical when performing live, I miss his talent,
That was really great Jordan! I've always enjoyed your cemetery vlogs, because you do your research on each and everyone. I'm such a fan of country and gospel music. I've always liked J.D. Sumner. The song he sang at Elvis funeral was so touching. Ty and have a great❤
Mom
Love the Nashville vlog. I live 60 miles from Nashville but never visited the cemetery. Thank you
I’ve enjoyed many interviews with DJ Fontana. He was a really good and humble guy. I dove all in studying Elvis beginning of pandemic and still through today. There’s just so much out there snd then branch off of Elvis to The Sweet Inspirations, or individually find stuff on members of the Memphis mafia guys. It’s never ending.
you are so blessed. would have loved to have meet him and Scotty. he was one of my fav drummers
Hello Jordan! I can't get over how many famous graves of country music folks are there. That was fascinating. So much detail on each one. You always go above and beyond on the homework of these folks. Thank you Jordan. It is appreciated..Have a great day. Blessings - Judith 🎭🎵
Thank you Jordan for bringing us with you to the Nashville cemetery. It’s nice the families get to put pictures and stuff up for their loved ones. Growing up I listened to different types of music including country music. Loved all those country stars. The ones who have passed and are laid to rest in that very nice place. It’s got to be my favorite cemetery. If one can have a favorite cemetery. Please do go back sometime to see some of the other country stars who are laid to rest there. Thank you for all you do. God bless
Hi Jordan, it's so lovely to see that so many flowers have been left for the people buried there. It was nice to see Tammy Wynette's and Lynn Anderson's grave. WOW, George Jones grave was beautiful. Great vlog Jordan.
I saw a lot of these great at Grand Ole Opry. I would love to visit this place. I bet you can feel them when you walk through. My goodness so much country history and greatness. I would be awestruck. Thanks for taking us there Jordan. Hug Jah for me.
A little known JD and Tammy Wynette story, when JD performed here in Kentucky, the bus they were traveling in belonged to Tammy. It had Tammy Wynette on the side of it. She had already passed. JD's bus caught on fire sometime before the performance. Tammy's husband loaned JD the bus til he could get another one. How do I know this story? JD told us in a real deep voice. BTW, the whole auditorium vibrated when JD sang or talked. My shirt even vibrated.
It is such a beautiful cemetery to walk through.
Such a beautiful well maintained cemetery thanks for sharing 👍👍
Hello from England
Thanks for posting this interesting video about all the famous Country Music Stars of Nashville.
J D Sumner is laid to rest their. As as a teenager in the 70's I remember listening to Tammy Wynette but sadly she died young
Lynn Anderson - i also remember listening to "i never promised you a Rose Garden"
I loved all the American country music from the 70's mostly but some 80's as well
Gordon Stoker there and also D J Fontana -its great to see they are at rest near each other.
Looking at this video it makes me think of the time that has passed . 40-50 + years OH MY
I was 12 when ELVIS died and have been a FAN ever since.
My sweet sister Pamela Sue Cooke is buried there. Love you sissy!
Terrific vlog! You truly do a great job of bringing viewers into your vlogs. Seeing Woodlawn Celebrity Cemetery and the famous graves was special. Loved the George Jones and Waylon Jennings story.
Back in 1978, I remember Jerry Reed would be sitting in his big bass boat 150HP at Percy priest lake in Nashville.
Love how they allow the decor.. That's awesome. I don't remember the story exactly but Hubby's Aunt Icie Brooks was an incredible piano player who got to play with Dotty Rambo and others in gospel music. I think there's a story about she and Joanne Castel in the family too. Good vog! 👍🙂 💟
KT Oslin… I Loved her music… 80’s Lady and I’ll always come back … Oh goodness Johnny Paycheck, I saw him in Midland TX at the Holiday Inn back in 88, he was so drunk he fell off the stage and had no idea what he was singing. Definitely entertaining.
Awww this was a special treat , love country music 🎶. So much talent in one unique cemetery . Thanks Jordan I always enjoy your videos 🧡👍
My hubby and I met Johnny Paycheck. We both worked at a Truck Stop. My hubby would have child support taken out by his first wife from his check. The one night Johnny came in and I wanted an autograph. My hubby grabbed one of his paycheck stubs and Johnny saw it. It was for i think $5.00. Johnny said "Dam boy, you need to get another job". Then he signed it. Nice guy. I miss working there. Met a lot of singers.
LOVED LOVED the late JD he was one person who I would have loved to have heard and met. cried when I found out he had passed away
Really really good vlog I love when you do cemetery vlogs because you take us right with you to their resting places
What a great tour Jordan, ty for taking us along🥰
Thank you Jordan. Brings back a lot of memories.
I just left Nashville. I soo enjoy Nashville 👏🏼👍💜👍👏🏼
Looks like an awesome place to visit!
Great vlog, Jordan!
Hello Jordan I enjoyed this so much, I love the videos that you do keep the videos coming and stay positive see you in the next video.
Thanks for sharing this Jordon. ❤️♥️❤️
This was a very good video on the country music cemetery, we always enjoy the tours you gave and you are so well informed, kept us interested from start to finish
The table with the sign-in book, photos, etc. are primarily for *Lynn Anderson* . In fact, the photo you showed and identified as LIZ Anderson, was actually LYNN. Altho' Liz & Casey (Lynn's parents) were very successful songwriters, it was *LYNN* who was the '70s superstar. Her "Rose Garden" was a No.1 hit in 16 countries around the world, which was unheard of in 1971. Lynn's crypt had all that fan memorabilia similar to Tammy's, but I see it's now gone. The family must have removed it, opting for the sign-table with free photos, etc. of Lynn. Thanks again for another great video.
Bobbette Dudley was Jr. vice president of CMA"s. also inducted into SOURCE. her grave site is in Lobelville, TN. this was awesome.
Jordan, thank you so much for doing your vlogs. Your the best.
Wow!! Jordan you we’re in my neck of the woods during your travels to Nashville TN!! Would love to actually meet you …absolutely love all your travel adventures. My daughter actually did some of her mortuary training as a student at John A Gupton right there at Woodlawn!! Beautiful grounds there & lots of famous resting places. Truly enjoyed this one!! 🥰Take care & stay safe. Blessings 😇🙂
Great video Jordan. Always surprise me. So many greats.
This was Sooo Awesome Jordan!!
Loved this opening even BETTER! Cool 😎
Jordan, you are still soft today! Someplace have always wanted to go visit but will never be able to. A subscriber from the beginning and will never forget this video. Thank you for sharing important part of my family is entertainment history! Thank you!!!
I’ve never seen a tour of gravesites before. You were so respectful and informative. I’m not even that fond of country music but I felt the love and appreciation you had for these artists through the video. On the grounds of sounding morbid, I hope you do more videos like this or even explore this one more later.
I have JUST discovered your channel!! I love your voice and your knowledge of your subjects. You impart knowledge without being pompous. I will be watching you other videos and waiting for more!!
In the second mausoleum where DJ Fontana is you walked right by and missed Millie Kirkham who sang soprano backup for Elvis in the early years. You're familiar with her prominent part in Elvis's Blue Christmas.
Great video Jordan!
Good video Jordan I like the variety of places you go to please do a part 2
Loved the video! Thank you!😍
Great stuff Jordon.
Jordan so good . Thank you.
jordan thanks for the great video you do great job
Thanks Jordan for doing a video on country music celebritys 👍
Came across your video and watched and subscribed to your channel. Really enjoyed your video!
Great vidio jordan
Great vlog. Kind of fitting weather. Thanks for doing this. Stay safe.
Thanks
Loved the content of this video. A lot good coutry music singers.
jordan and jah!!!! thank you, for this great segment!!!❤❤❤❤ in Nashville!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ love to you, ✌☮🕊🏳✌☮🕊 out!!!!
Great, how you give a little detailed highlight on some of country's greatest singers.
HEY JORDAN & JAH
How's it going... Yeah
I like that your doing more over the road videos get to see more of the country which I really appreciate and enjoy watching so Thanks Ok take care stay safe and will see you on the next awesome adventure
HEY, JORDAN & JAH
You look so much happier since you have moved away from California and it shows In everything that your doing so keep up the awesome videos !!!!
Enjoyed very much. Lol got a kick out of ur "country" singing. Thank you.
Thank you Jordan. :)
J.D. had a whole career AFTER Elvis too. His last 20 yrs or more, he sang with Bill Gaither's Homecoming Videos. He was deeply religious. His son still sings with the Homecoming folks whenever Bill gets one going. J.D.'s world record was broken, I wanna say 2 yrs ago. He held it for a long time though. I love him in the Homecoming videos, they are all available via you tube........great episode Jordan:-)
What !!!! Jerry Reed passed, holy back in 2008 darn I didn't realized he had passed on, RIP Jerry. guess I must've been to busy in my job didn't pay no attention . such a funny guy. this all so interesting, beautiful resting place. very pretty placing flowers pictures, that goes to show there family loves them and miss them. KT Olsen loved her songs. thanks Jordan for this memorable moment. good day and stay safe.
Nice cemetery. Nice stories from the musicians Jordan.
Thanks
So an elderly friend of mine in Florida her and her sister love George Jones so much she would crochet things for him and send it he always came when he was in Florida to visit them there’s pictures she posts on Facebook and she died about a year before George Jones dead and her sister lives on but they used to tell me how what a great guy he was how much they loved him. So that’s a funny that you said everybody loved him and he couldn’t do any wrong LOL
This a great idea thank you
Very good!
Great job, Jordan! If you ever make it to Atlanta, Kenny Rogers is buried there. I'd love to see a segment featuring his grave. Keep up the great work!
Ol johnny paycheck wow,take this job and shove it.so many greats there,amazing video Jordan.
Interesting stuff thank you my friend and give Mr Jah a hug for me 👍😄
Waylon tying George to a tree, that's funny!
Got my picture taken with him as he was autographing a photo for me, which both still hang in my hallway of fame.
👏👏 Bravo, Jordan! 👏👏
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Love Jordan
In mid 90's I played in country band that opened for Paycheck in Ft.myers afterwards he gave us a tour of his bus called Old Violin great guy
I was there a couple years ago and the lady at the desk gave me a book of every famous person buried there.I didn’t know they had another park across the street.I’ll have to find the book she gave me and go back up there.Great video Jordan!
They gave me the same book last time inwas there, but this time they said they were all out. And the lady that could make me one wouldn't be there for 3 more days.
That was great.
Always look forward to your videos Jordan. I sincerely appreciate what you do while sharing your travels with all of us. Thanks so much and as always. Safe travels to your next adventure.
I love your videos! But I always get a kick whenever I see you or anyone on YT post about Woodlawn and the country stars buried there. I have a lot of family (and like half of Nashville) buried there, so often we don't think much of the celebrity factor there. 😆 But it's cool seeing that perspective if it, especially since I drive by there often. I went from thinking about my family being there to thinking about how their physical resting places (and likely my future spot as well) are among the stars. Then again, the fam has extra burial plots, maybe we can market those with that angle for some major $$$ 😂✌️
George Jones and Johnny Paycheck has an album together called Double Trouble. Great duet album ! RIP George and Johnny 🙏❤️
Loved
Thank you Jordan, for sharing the graves of all the Country Music Stars from back in the day. I remember going to the Grand Ole Oprey, and seeing Jimmy Dickens perform, back in 2008. He was a piece of work!
Great As Always! Since we are talking about Country Music, Buck Owens was My Second Cousin, My Mom Grew Up With Him, I found your channel a few years ago when you did a Buck Owens Vlog, I have watched you ever since! Anyway Thank You For All You Do! Love All Of It!!❤️
Great stream Jordan..how's jah? I didn't know KT oslin passed in 2020. Loved this thank you so much !!!
You always do such a great job telling the story these great singers
Jim Ed's niece,Bonnie's daughter Kelly Ring is a news anchor in Tampa my hometown channel 13
I got to meet JD Sumner, very kind loving,funny funny man
Another great video Jordan Love watching your channel. Do you ever plan on doing a vlog on Johnny Horton? He was a good friend of Johnny Cash. He's buried in Hillcrest Memorial Park in Haughton Louisiana
Its not on my list at the moment
Ernie Ashworth's biggest hit was "Talk back trembling lips", that's where he got the lip jacket from
On JD Sumner's grave, the photo on the left, my wife snapped that picture when we saw the stamps performed at the new middle school, new then in 98, in Lawrenceburg Kentucky.They were hilarious!! They joked around all thru the show. Photo was taken about 2 months before he died.
Can you do a meet-up while you're in Nashville Jordan? Or is it too late? I'd sure love to meet ya sometime and I'm not far from there.
Ty so much for sharing. Love many of those here and all your content is informative as well as fun!
My family is buried at Woodlawn!
Great video! Can't wait til u go back!
The only Anderson I remember hearing about for country music is John Anderson.
The South Mauslium also has Millie Kirkham, the high soprano singer from Elvis Blue Christmas.
If your ever in Lakeland George and Tammy's old house is still there they held outdoor concerts there on sundays I actually saw Haggard there in 70's
Thanks for this. I enjoyed it. I like cemetery visits.
A lot of indirect Elvis history in Nashville. JD Sumner, DJ Fontana, Otis Blackwell, Jerry Reed and Mark Chesnutt.....
Loved it. Have a family tie to the Opry. Curly Fox ,fastest fiddler in the world at the time I think. Had some peacock shoes of his that were owned by Hank. Stolen. Cousin of mine has a fur coat so not all is lost.
I actually played bass for Curly around Chattanooga , years ago ….He was a character !
@@stlplyr must have passed it down to a few. My uncle Leonard was also great, love of bluegrass comes from him.
You have a way of telling stories that I love and appreciate. Thanks for another 👍
At the time, Ed Enoch and Ed Hill were still with JD along with newcomer Rick Strickland. Rick could actually sing higher than Roy Orbison. Almost hurt your ears.