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Vince's voice was unmistakable. For your introduction to Loretta, you probably should listen to "Coal Miner's Daughter". The movie with the same title is biographical.
Absolutely, definitely the best song to listen to first ❤
Vince Gill , is always the best singing songs. I have followed him nearly all his life.I love him so much and his unique voice.
Dude. Watch Coal Miners Daughter and you’ll know Loretta. It is an Oscar winning flick as well.
Loretta Lynn is one of the absolute legends of country music. Coal Miner's Daughter is her most autobiographical song, but she was a spitfire personality and a great songwriter who gave women a voice finally in country music. She was closest of friends with Patsy Cline before her early death, but Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline, Tammy Wynette, Dolly Parton, and Kitty Wells, these are sort of the big five female country singers who blazed the way for those who came after them. Vince is a legend also for a reason.
Vince Gill actually wrote this song after the death of his brother and his friend, Keith Whitley! The words truly come from his heart!!! I love Vince Gill! He's probably the only performer today that I would pay to see/hear!!!!! Vince wrote the song, Whenever You Come Around" and it was responsible for me falling so deeply in love with my husband who I lost after 22 years of marriage! Vince Gill's voice brings me to tears!
Sorry you loss your soul mate Anne. We can NEVER take a single day for granted.
Vince began writing this song after the death of Keith Whitley. The line “I’m no stranger to the rain” is the title of Whitley’s biggest hit. He finished writing the song a few years later after the death of his brother.
Fascinating insight, TY.
This song came out right after my grandfather passed. Platoon SGT in the army and I sat and cried like a baby. Beautiful song.
The ladies in the pink are a new group that got very high on the vote for last seasons The Voice! They are incredible!
They were on AGT not Voice.
@dianepratt2520 They are Chapel Heart from AGT. They finished 5th place.
@@dianepratt2520 I stand corrected. They are still incredible! 🌸
Cold miners daughter....she wrote it and it's about her childhood,I agree I've never heard the last verse before,it was absolutely amazing 🙏
Loretta is a true icon. She was a great singer & brutally honest songwriter. She told it like she saw it & sang it like she meant it! Just a good ole country girl from the hills of Kentucky. Some of her songs were too controversial for the radio back in the day & they still made it to the top of the charts. Coal Miners Daughter, Fist City, You Ain't Woman Enough, & I Can't Hear The Music are a few of my favorites.
I live about 30 mi utes from her homeplace
Lorettie (Loretta Lynn) is a country music icon from Butcher Holler, KY. Please watch the movie Coal Miner's Daughter with Cissy Spacek who Loretta hand-picked to play her. Cissy performed Loretta's songs in this movie! Loretta has a vast array of songs that she wrote as well as many duets with both male and female artists. She had 6 children and was a grandma by age 34. She had twin daughters in 1964 Patsy (named for friend Patsy Cline) and Peggy. They have been singers and actors themselves.
Omg, you MUST react to this song sung by Vince and Patti Loveless at the funeral of George Jones. Vince did break up when he was singing it because this guy was like a second father to him, But it only makes the song more beautiful and you can hear Patti's amazing voice coming through even more clearly. Better have Kleenex available when you do that one! She was so loving and empathetic towards him when he broke down.
I cry every time I listen to that version. 😢
I believe he has already done that version
@@kgoracke8083 oh thanks, didn't know that.
The ladies in pink are Chapel Hart. "You Can Have Him, Jolene". That whole row is awesome. Steve Wariner, Ricky Skaggs, Deanna Carter, Bill Anderson (country legend himself) and Riders in the Sky,
I like the added part, I don't remember it 8 years ago when I had it played at my sons service. I had his service at the grave site (all I could afford). It was a hot August day and no wind. When this song played the part about go to heaven singing, Then Go rest high on the Mountain a strong wind blew on me (the only time during the service). I knew that was my son saying good bye to me. He had a beautiful singing voice and loved to sing so I can imagine him singing in Heaven.
Vince added the last verse a few years ago because he always felt the song was incomplete.
Ok a couple of comments:
First, thankyou for sharing this version with the additional verse many of us had not heard.
Second, pretty much anything you pull from Loretta's catalog will be well worth your time, but also note that some of her early songs especially "The Pill" were revolutionary for the time they came out, addressing subjects not touched before her. She was FEARLESSLY honest!!
Finally, I have two Vince Gill suggestions from his younger years you probably havent heard of: suggest you do them with the video.
** a playful side of Vince in "One More Last Chance"
and for a whole different look at his guitar skills, the LIVE version of "Oklahoma Borderline".
LOVE your channel - keep doing what you do--its so much fun watching you discover this music I've loved my whole life ( and I'll be 66 by Christmas!!).
Wholeheartedly agree!
Vince Gill's voice is flawless and I've always loved his music, but the anguish in his voice as he sings this version was so sad. 💔
Same with the version for George Jones funeral 💔
Vince Gill is a very talented and such a kind and caring man. The ladies in pink are Chapel Hill. Loretta Lynn is one of the crown jewels of country music. You and Ali should watch Coalminers daughter and do a reaction to it. It's the amazing true story of Loretta Lynn's life. Starring Sissy Spacek. A life like can't imagine
Carrie actually sang this version in a tribute show to Vince and had him in tears by the end.
Vince Gill is one of the all time Greats! That performance of that particular song which touches him so much, I think is what makes it so powerful. Inspired by the loss of a dear friend and his older brother, True feelings from the heart that very few can ever express in such a beautiful way!
Loretta was a country icon! She will be greatly missed. "Coal Minor's Daughter" is her most famous song. You can't listen to country w/o listening to the song! It's simply a must!
The pronunciation is AW Pree.
Loretta Lynn has a great catalog of songs. Her life story is amazing. She sang about all kinds of stuff. Her song "Fist City" is great. "The Pill" and "Your the Reason Our Kids are Ugly" are great also.
Loretta was like no other amazing voice just beautiful
Seb the one you saw where he sang it the Grand ole Opry at the Ledge George Jones funeral,they actually Televised it, I watched it I think it was like 4 hours, I cried the whole time, my Father who is my Hero was inducted into The Atlanta Country Music Hall of Fame back in the late 80's,he passed away 5yrs ago, I'm 60yrs old now, but I love Vince, You and Allie and of course your girls,Thank You Sir for your reaction hope you and your family have a blessed day 🙏 sending y'all love from Lafayette Ga 🍑
Loretta is a legend ! She had deep country roots! Very country! Listen to Don’t Come Home a Drinkin , and anything she sang with another legend Conway Twitty !❤
He sang it at George Jones funeral... good memory!
One of the most respected artists in country. So much talent.
Loretta is the undisputed Queen of country music! She paved the way for all the others to come!!❤
Loretta Lynn is the true queen of country music and Vince Gil is just amazing in everything he sings
I've sang this song many times at funerals.
The song Coal Miners Daughter is a great Loretta song.
Vince is touring with Eagles band when not on his own tour. As stated Coal Miner's Daughter is a true story of her life. In the movie Levon Helm (drummer) from the group The Band played her father.
Man, chills! Loretta was a legend for so long. Vince, another legend. Takes me back to ‘77 and Pure Prairie League, he’s come so far, his is the OG!
Vince's tribute to a Queen of Country Music, Miss Loretta Lynn, pure medicine for the soul! I've been humming this for sometime while remembering my people who've passed and gone ahead. Thanks for checking this one out!
Vince Gill and Amy Grant are beautiful human beings. Two favorites. This is hopefully being sung in Heavens Auditorium! Lovely!
41 year old guy here, always been kind of the stoic, show no emotion, etc kinda guy. Grandpa was the only father figure i ever had. This played at his funeral in 08, i cant hear it without tears to this day. It was probably 3 years before i could even listen to the whole thing.
This was my dad's favorite artist, I also sang this song for him at his funeral
She’s the queen of country I’m amazed you haven’t reacted yet to her, the movie coal miners daughter is based on her life story!
I lost my dad just a few weeks after I turned 16, he turned 40 just days before. We played this at his funeral. I'm now 42 ans blessed to still have my mom (she's 65). My mom became a widow at 39 and never remarried. She fought cancer alone as I live far away and had a baby, but went to help her often as I could. She is 3rd generation to get breast cancer and first to survive. I told her that I don't believe in waiting to tell people things bc tomorrow isn't promised. I told her when she dies I will play this for her. She is a strong woman, she has fought her whole life...someday when she goes to heaven and can see her parents and my dad she can finally rest and watch over us.
This is a difficult song for me. It was released just before my grandfather passed away and the first time I heard it was at his funeral. Loretta Lynn is definitely someone you should check out. Especially if you want to dig deeper towards the roots of country music. If you haven't listened to it, Ali and you should checkout the Grand Ole Opry performance of Craig Morgan singing The Father, My Son and The Holy Ghost.
This song has been played at every funeral I have been to my entire 39 years on this earth, so the second it starts, immediate water works. And then seeing the video from Home Free, I cry even harder now.
The ladies in pink are a group called Chapel Hart. I first heard them on America's Got Talent
We played this song at my mom's funeral! Love you Mom❤
Loretta is the First Lady of Country Music & the Queen! She sang what she wanted even if she got banned from radio. We seen her in concert shortly after she broke her hip.
She sat in her chair & took requests. After the concert she let people come on very bus to get autographs. My girls
were thrilled!! Her daughters were with her. Very down to EARTH!!
Coal Miners Daughter, The Pill, You ain’t woman enough to take man. Her album w Jack White is also great!!
I have not (being serious) Listened to this song in many years, I also (along with many others over the years,) had it play at my youngest childs Funeral service. He was aged 5 when he passed and many years later I only listened to it now in full again after all this time. But Should anyone ever wish to check out Loretta Lynn then the obvious start has to be The Coal Miners Daughter. I know this is not the spot this is done here. BUT thank you Sebs for helping in a very little ay in bringing some closure to this old irish man.
This song was done at My brother in arms funeral. I escorted his flag draped coffin all the way from Afghanistan to his final resting place. It was my honor to take him home to his family.
The Queen of country music Miss Loretta Lynn.
Vince is a wonderful singer songwriter musician
The group of ladies in pink are Chapel Heart. They were on America's Got Talent and performed a song that was a follow-up to Dolly Parton's Jolene. They are extremely talented and fun. You should check them out! God bless and Happy Holidays.
I love this song, but it’s very hard to listen to. We played it my brothers funeral, a very good fitting tribute for my brother.
We played this song at my funeral in 2015. First time I've listened since then. Saw him twice live.
Both were flawless
This is one of my favorite songs of all time. Carrie Underwood performed it as a tribute to Vince Gill, and it brought him (and myself) to tears.
Loretta lynn is the greatest female country artist of all time. I love lorettas music. R.I.P sweet dear loretta🙏
Played this at my mom’s funeral. She loved it 🙏🙏❤️
They call it the cry of the fiddle. And there it does sound like it is crying. We were not allowed to listen to country music as kids. Didn't start listening until 1987 when I got my first job. So a lot of the older artists I never really learned to appreciate. Dad was really strict about what we could listen to and we didn't have a TV for years.
Vince Gill is a masterful guitarist and song writer. Few people know that Vince Gill was offered a place in the band "Dire Straits" by Mark Knopfler. Vince turned it down as he had just landed his first record deal just a few days prior. Knopfler recognized Vince's skills and missed the opportunity to work together.
This song came out before my grandmother passed and I played it for her and she cried and smiled at the same time... so when she passed I told everyone that this song had to be played and after they listened to it between the tears they all agreed because they said it fitted her perfectly ... I think of her every time I hear this ...
Beautiful! Vince owns that song.
Vince is one of, if not THEE best guitarists of country music, standing to his immediate left is another one. Steve Wariner. You should check him out as well.
You may not know this but Vince Gill started writing this song when Country Singer Keith Whitley died in 1986.
Vince finished writing the song when his brother Bob died in 1993.
Vince singing this song, no matter who does the harmonies with him, is like hearing the voice if God. By that I mean, it fills me with awe and comfort both. Loretta Lynn was a spitfire that was years ahead of her time. She spoke her mind, and made songs about topics ‘ladies’ weren't allowed to speak of, let alone sing of. Listen to You Ain’t Woman Enough to Take My Man, Fist City, or The Pill. She was just awesome.
like I commented on the George Strait song, country has a deep connection to Christianity. So peaceful and inspiring. Like Brad Paisley's When I get where I'm Going. Also, Vince is amazing!! I've seen him at Opry and also last month with Eagles. If you can catch them in concert for their Farewell Tour DO IT!!!
We had this tune played at my Brothers funeral. The words rang so true. I miss him so much ❤🍂😞
Great Seeing Chapel Hill singing.....(girls in Pink) and Deena Carter along with the other Legends.... wow the talent on that stage...
I love that song so much it’s beautiful I cry every time I hear it because I lost my father May 7, 2023 and I miss him so much ❤️
We played this song at my grandpa's funeral 😢 beautiful song but flooded me with memories thank you for sharing it.
Vince is Amazing and this is one of his best IMO.. You should give Sara Evans a listen.. She did a song early on with Vince doing some harmony on it.. It's called "No Place That Far"..
Loretta was the queen of country music you’ve got to dig in to her music and her live. A good way to understand her would be to watch her movie coal miners daughter.
"Coal Miner's Daughter." Is a great introduction to Loretta. I can relate to every word she says. I don't know if city people even understands some of it, as in drawing water from a well. I wish I had a dollar for every bucket of water that I've drawn from the well and carried to the house. Water to bath , laundry, to drink. We didn't have indoor plumbing until I was 18 years old. Loretta was old enough to be my mother. I watched her sing when I still a kid. My mom Cloroxed everything. I guess that's why we all drank from a dipper and we never got sick. I was the youngest, my chore was to keep the buckets of drinking water full. Kentucky rain helped fill the barrels on each side of the house for laundry.
Wow…Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs, Steve Warner, Mike Rodgers and more. Loretta Lynn was the queen of country music. Grew up dirty poor in the Kentucky coal mines. Married at 13-14…four kids within four years. Her husband was a heavy drinker, hit her and cheated on her. She overcame it all. She stayed true to herself and fame never changed her.
This is amazing.. Loretta.. an Icon.. but you said you don't usually like a fiddle.. a fiddle is amazing in country music.. best one ever in my mind... George Strait... Amarillo by Morning.. check out that one.. but back to the First Lady of Country... love love love.. The Coal Miner's Daughter.. truly the best. she was always true in her music and to her fans... a wonderful woman
Loretta is the queen of country music. You have to check out all of her music, especially her duets with Conway Twitty.
Vince Gil will always be one of the best lead singers of all time ❤️love your videos - I
This song came out in the early '90s I'm not exactly sure however my grandmother I called her my mamaw really loved Vince Gill and loved the song It was about his loss of his brother and he did a he did this song with Ricky skaggs and Patty loveless and that was the official music video
My mamaw was a huge fan of his because of his voice was angelic to her and my papaw passed away suddenly in 94 due to a heart attack and this was a song she used in his funeral and then wanted it in her funeral when she passed away in 2004 It was also song used in my cousin's recent funeral grave site and my parents have requested when they pass away in their will they want it in their funeral So it's a big funeral song to us and our family and kind of a healing song for us as well It all started with my mamaw saying that we mourn for the people we love but also no they're in a better place and it gives us hope to see each other again That's the way she seen it My favorite version is where he is singing with Ricky skaggs which is a bluegrass singer and country singer He's more bluegrass though and Patty loveless which is a country singer as well
Vince Gill is considered one of the best guitarist in the world
I just discovered you about an hour ago and I’m loving it! My love for Taylor Swift is how I found you. 😍 I saw Vince Gill in concert about 20 years ago and it was one of the best. I didn’t know how much of a guitar player he was until then. I swear he changed guitars every song! LOL I was mesmerized! You could go down a rabbit hole with all that’s mentioned here. I would suggest all Vince Gill, Carrie Underwood, Amy Grant (Vince’s wife), Sara Evans, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette just to name a few. Love your channel and will watch more!
I listen to this song several times since my mom dead October 24 this year
Loretta was the Queen of Country Music. She lived a long and fruitful life, after a poor upbringing. My favorite memories of her are when she sang with Conway Twitty and Johnny Cash.
I've already chosen this as my funeral song when the time comes.
Loretta Lynn was the queen of country music. The Coal Miner's Daughter. Listen to that song if you wanna hear real country. It's about her life. There is a movie of the same name about her.
You need to check out Loretta Lynn's catalog really soon. She was absolutely amazing and one of a kind firecracker. Songs to check out
1. Coal Minors daughter
2. Fist City
3. You aint woman enough
4.You're the reason featuring Conway Twitty
Side note- Girls in the pink are a new up and coming group called Chapel Hart. They were recognized from America's got talent on tv
She was something special!!
I watched Loretta’s service the day it was broadcasted. I have listened to her music my whole life. She was married at 15 years old
Vince put out a GREAT Christmas album a number of years back. It was my late wife's favorite during holidays. Well worth checking out, with the holidays approaching. ;-)
She was the Queen of country music Sweetest lady you could ever know I met her and i talked to her the night before she passed away RIP my friend
This Song Was Was Written For His Brother Bob Gill Because Of Everything that His Brother Bob
Went through Vince Gill Loved his Brother with his Heart ♥ Soul Forever and he Will be Waiting for you Always And Forever you Vince Gill You Are So Very Truly The Best Country Singer in the world God Bless you Always And Forever Amen 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤲🤲🤲🤲😇😇😇😇😘😘😘😘
No, it was written for Keith Whitley but wasn't finished until after his brother died too.
@@radicalreactions1633
I Want you to know that I Have Followed
Vince Gill For So so many years and I Know
That Vince Gill Wrote Go Rest High up on
That Mountain For His Brother Bob Gill
Just Before his Brother died in 1993 And his
Brother and Vince Gill Was More Close than
Any other Brothers Can Be.Amen
This song was written in honor of fellow country music star Keith Whitley.
This was played at my mom’s funeral in2002 it broke me!!
Beautiful. To hear another great Vince song listen to his duet with Reba called The Heart Won’t Lie
The girls in pink are Hearts Chaple. From a small town in South Mississippi
I had this played at my daughter’s funeral.
Deff check out Loretta Lynn! She was such a little firecracker, one of my favorite founders of female country
@SebsDuran Loretta Lynn is old school country music at it's finest! She has so many great songs in her career and many duets with Conway Twitty!
I met Loretta Lynn many years ago after her concert. She had a tradition of making fried chicken after her concert back then. She was a gracious, genuine woman.
I was at this show!! Was beautiful in person!!
Thank you for this. ♥♥♥
The ladies in pink are The group Chapel Hart. They remade the song Jolene . Check out American Pride by Chapel Hart. They auditioned on America Got Talent. The group consists of two sisters and a cousin.
Chapel Heart are the 3 ladies in pink, a new country group they were on America’s Got Talent.
You can hear that fiddle crying...💜❤️💜
Love, love this song...❤
Loretta Lynn & Patsy Cline were best friends ♥️ both are singing in Heaven
One of my favorite fiddle solos is the intro and fade out on the George Strait song “Amarillo😮 By Morning” and the intro on Garth Brooks song “Much Too Young To Feel This Damn Old” Also Strait’s “I Can Still Make Cheyanne” opens with a cool fiddle!
Vince is one of the most genuine and nice guys in the industry!
I have no idea where that face thing came from in my comment! lol
The Fiddle and Bag Pipes get me every time
A fiddle is just a violin with a country accent!😉
A violin has strings, but a fiddle has STRANGS