Rocking with the rhythm, why not me, mama he’s crazy, Love is alive, I know where I’m going, young love, girls night out! These are the best of the Judd’s, in my opinion!
You're not wrong! They were huge for years. No flash in the pan here. I'll second any of those but if I had to pick one I'd say... Young Love. The harmonies on that one are extra special in my view.
Their voices are remarkable. "Love Can Build A Bridge" is my favorite song by them. The actress Ashley Judd is Naomi Judd's other daughter. Wynonna Judd has several really great songs from her solo career after her mom retired. "Girls With Guitars" "I Saw The Light" "No One Else On Earth"
Momma he’s crazy is another great Judds song! Naomi (mom) and Wynona (daughter) had a great career until Naomi had vocal cord damage and had to retire. Wynona went on to have a great solo career as well. The other daughter Ashley, was a good actor back in the 90’s to early 2000’s.
After watching y’all‘s reaction, I have to say that for my family, it was kinda unique, I think. My “daddy“ walked away from me at 2 1/2 years old. My mama and I lived with my grandparents until my mama met my step daddy, who had custody of his two children in 1973. My mama stopped working as a beautician and stayed at home with us 3 kids. My mama was at home every day when we came home from school. We rarely ever ate out. My daddy worked two and three jobs to support us. Back then, it truly took a village to raise us. Money was never really an issue until the economy changed and it forced my mama to go back to work. When I was 16 years old and in high school, I worked a part-time job and help feed my family. I bought my first car at 16 years old, which was a old car from my uncle. I was raised that if I wanted anything in this life, I had to work for it. This song is very nostalgic for me!
The Judds are amazing but the best thing Wynona Judd ever did was go solo. I know her mom got sick, but Wynona’s solo music is some of the best out there. Also, if you know the actress Ashley Judd, she’s one of them.
For the Judds. I'd request Mama he's crazy. To me this song is nostalgia not in looking back but in how life should be. This is a great song. Thanks for the memory and a nice reaction.
It’s a great song and sentiment… I graduated from HS in 1986…and remember the time and the song well. This came out right in the heart of the Reagan-era and a Conservative wave…it was very popular song and sentiment.
Wynonna (the daughter) is the lead singer. Songs: "Love Can Build a Bridge", "Mama He's Crazy", "Rockin' With the Rhythm of the Rain." Wynonna's solo career: "She is His Only Need" is an absolutely fantastic, gorgeous song. It was one of her first solo hits and is just wonderful. "My Strongest Weakness" and "No One Else on Earth" are also great songs of hers.
Yes! So much nostalgia from my childhood listening to the Judds. Another song about remembering the past that I recommend is Time Marches On by Tracy Lawrence.
I heard them sing this song at the MICHIGAN state fair in 1986. My dad had just passed away in July of that year. I cried thru the whole song. Such a beautiful song. Still tears me up. Thank you. 🎼🦋🎵🌸🎶
Thank you for another good reaction, mama Judd was back up for her daughter, Wynona and Ashley Judd, Wynona's sister can also sing, but chose an acting career. I remember the career counselor advising female students to get training in hairdressing, make up, cooking or sewing in case we couldn't get a good husband, I taught my girls to do home repairs, car maintenance, gun cleaning, etc and made them get a good education so they didn't HAVE to marry until they were good and ready. Times really have changed a lot and things are so complicated now.
The mother is Naomi and the daughter is Wynonna. Wynonna stood up front. They were very good at harmonizing. They quit touring and stuff when Naomi was diagnosed with some kind of liver disease. Wynonna started with music on her own. One of my favorites that she did with Clint Black is called “Bad Goodbye.” One of my favorite songs that Wynonna did on her own is called “Strongest Weakness.” This song has a very special place in my heart. They really have a lot of good songs to choose from!
They were massive! Huge and steeped in talent. (Statistics show that men’s lifestyles usually don’t change following divorce but their wife’s and children live way below what they were used to.)
This is one of my favorite songs by them. I love the Judds but I also love Winona by herself. They are a mother/daughter duo. I love a lot of their music. I know nothing about any of the bourbon I sent other than that they weren't super expensive and I thought the labels might fit the songs I wanted....lol
Just found out that Naomi Judd passed yesterday. The mother in this mother daughter duo. She sang a lot of the harmonies. More of their music will be on my next order when I can place it!
They were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2022. A well-deserved honor. Tragically Naomi lost her battle with depression the day before. Thanks, Keith for that analogy. There were a lot of good old but not everything. I'm not saying there aren't other factors in a higher divorce rate but you are exactly correct as well. Before the 1970s women had a lot fewer options available to them. So unfortunately if they were abused, cheated on, or plain unhappy they stayed for economic reasons, especially if they had children. Also culturally it was much more frowned upon to be divorced. Love Will Build A Bridge(the video makes it even better) is a great one.
This is one of the good ones, but one of the softer ones, doesn't really show the power behind Wynonna's voice. "No one else on Earth." Great reaction guys.
Love the Judds! Saw them in concert a few times. Their voices are just pure. Thanks guys for bringing up some great memories with great friends! Keep em coming.
RIP Naomi. My favorite song was Wynonna solo, I will testify the love... I cannot remember the actual song title, but she was on an episode of "Touched by an Angel" and sang it... bawled my eyes out.
Not even close, it actually came out when I was 6 and that was in 1985….they Judds were something special!!! They are a mother/daughter duo and have a lot of great hits!!! I highly suggest “Mama he’s crazy, Why not me, Love can build a bridge and Love is alive”
I don't think promises to a spouse were the only promises they were talking about. They were talking about a time when if someone told you something you could take it to the bank because people kept promises. And it probably isn't very politically correct to say this but they also mention a longing for a time when "people bowed their heads to pray". But of course now we are too sophisticated to believe in God. If you want to hear some more Judds, try "Young Love" or "Mama He's Crazy".
I love the Judds. Naomi sings harmony and is Mom to Wynonna who is lead. Some of my favourite songs by then is Rockin’ with the Rythem, Mama He’s Crazy, Love Can Build a Bridge, Love is Alive, and Girl’s Night Out.
U got that backwards, Wynonna (daughter) sings lead and Noami (mother) sings backup When Naomi got sick with HepC, Wynonna went on with a solo career for many years
It really kills me when Dustin says he heard this when he was really little. I would dance around the kitchen with my kids when they were little. Thirty years gone in a flash!
Wynona played guitar. Not sure if she is on this one. Wynona is always up front and Mom sang harmony. This song has always reminded me of my step-grandpa. He's the only Grandpa I've ever known. He was born in 1878ish and I would play with his snow white hair and ask him stories about his life. He would tell me stories about driving a 6 mule team wagon full of supplies from the east coast to the west at age 14 when he left home. He fought in WWI and WWII. He was an amazing man he died at age 87 by falling off their roof. I loved his stories of the good old days. He saw so many changes in the world. Granny did too. She was born in 1900 and died in 2000.
The Judds are a mother/daughter duo from east Ky who have their final tour planned for this year/2022. This is classic 80/90s country and the Judds have some stellar hits to check out. Nice reaction and digging into the lyrics and understanding then concept of the song
So glad you all reacted to the Judds! Love them and loved the reaction. I own and still watch the movies Love Can Build a Bridge based on their lives and Coal Miner's Daughter with Sissy Spacek playing Loretta Lynn. I believe I recommended some of their songs on another reaction. I recommend "Love Can Build a Bridge", "Mama He's Crazy", "Rockin With the Rhythm of the Rain", and "Love is Alive" by the Judds. Also, "No One Else on Earth", "Rock Bottom", and "Tell Me Why" by Wynonna.
Yes, The Judds got a record deal in 1983 when Wynonna was just 18 years old & Naomi was a nurse. Brent Mayor 's daughter was her paitent. For those that don't know Naomi & Wynonna are Mother & Daughter not sisters. In 1991 after 8 years as "The Judds" Naomi had to retire from touring as "The Judds" because she contracted Hepatitus C (The WORST of the 3). In the photo of them Wynonna is on the Left Side in a floral shirt & Naomi is on the Right in a yellow shirt.
This song came out in the mid 80's, but it always takes me back to the early 90's when I was recording it on to blank cassette tapes off the radio as a little kid. In fact, for me those are the "good old days" that I miss so much. A lot of the lyrics are still very relevant today, as well, imo. The Judds are one of my favorite artists from the mid-late 80's, along with Randy Travis, Kathy Mattea, Ricky Van Shelton, Holly Dunn, Highway 101, etc. They all played a role in making the traditional country sound more popular in the second half of the 80's and the early 90's. The next Judds songs you should do are "Why Not Me" and "Love Is Alive" which I also love and were big hits from them. If you ever get to any of Wynonna's solo work, check out "She Is His Only Need," "I Saw The Light," and "My Strongest Weakness."
Wow, good memories: Highway 101: "Somewhere Tonight," "Whisky, If You Were A Woman," "Who's Lonely Now." Randy Travis: "Deeper Than the Holler," "Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart." Kathy Mattea: "Eighteen Wheels And A Dozen Roses," "Life As We Knew It," "Lonesome Standard Time."
@@BourbonCountryReacts Not sure about whether votes for new songs need to go as replies in the main thread or to you... I listed some above. Not being a pest. Just wasn't sure. Of the ones above, my absolute favorite would be Kathy Mattea "Lonesome Standard Time." Great song, really highlights her gorgeous alto voice, and really good fiddle licks.
Love this song and I have had my share of Old Grandad in my younger years 😜. Many weekends spent having a fish fry, bonfire, dancing in the moonlight, playing guitars and singing out of tune. Shots of Old Grandad and Pepsi. What great memories! Thanks for this one gentlemen 👵🏼☮️❤️🙏🏼 “Mama He’s Crazy” next please 🙏🏼
The Judds farewell tour will be in your area in September. Chicago and Nashville are the 2 closest locations. Tickets are going fast I hear; if you and your wife’s want to go. Wynonna was the lead as she is in most of the songs. Naomi has a way softer sound and usually does the harmony part.
The Judds are amazing. Their voices are great and literally they couldn't sing a bad song. Love can build a bridge needs to be taken to heart by everyone. It's beautiful. Young love is a great song as well.
The Judd's are awesome! Wynonna is the lead singer and the daughter of Naomi. Wynonna has a sister named Ashley Judd and she's an actress. Naomi Judd is more petite of the two singers. She looks just as young as her daughters. They have a lot of great songs! 💕
I think all of their songs are amazing, but Grandpa has always been my favorite!! I did it at karaoke one time on a date and that's the only time!! LOL
Turn it Loose....u will love it. It even starts out, "Some call it country with a little bit of rhythm and blues." Also....Give A Little Love....has a similar vibe as Turn it Loose
The Judds, Naomi (mom) and Wynonna (daughter and lead singer) were popular in the 80s and early 90s. They had to quit touring together when Naomi got hep c, I believe. After it was under control they reunited a few times. Just recently announced a tour too, however, Naomi sadly passed away today.
Just saw an article that the Judds are going to be doing a farewell concert with Martina Macbride as guest star in Grand Rapids Mich.In case you guys wanted to check out going to it.
I remember my parents (dad was military) driving across country. Mom didn't drive. So he had to stop at a hotel out in the middle of New Mexico driving east. They wouldn't allow them to rent a hotel room without their marriage license. Mom, and us 3 girls had to sleep in the car so dad could get some rest. Women, were screwed backed then. Dustin recognized that pretty fast.
River of Time, John Deer Tractor, Momma he's Crazy, and Rocking With the Rhythm, Why Not Me. Just a few of their songs. Love Can Build a Bridge is also a great one
This was released 1985, women worked for the same salary as a man. My mom was paid the same as any man on the line. The other women had to take time off for the mildest cold. They thought flirting and shaking their backside was what they were paid for. They also would leave work for a couple months after giving birth. She didn’t do that because she needed to put a meal on the table for her 3 boys. . I’m a new grandpa, I am glad I don’t have the stories of the Great Depression or The Dust Bowl. We were poor just not as poor as my family was when I was a kid. Something they don’t teach anymore is look the person in the eye, square your shoulders, stand up straight, give the person a firm hand shake, and if you say you’re going to do something do it. A deal or a contract can be made with a handshake.
This one was done in 1988. Mom was a single mom to Wynonna & sister, actress Ashley Judd. Momma Naomi does back up. They harmonize beautifully. Check out Love can build a bridge. Stunning song.
Grandpa is a great song and Winona and Naomi a mother and daughter team truly did it justice yeah it's about no Sunshine but it was about nostalgia in a world that was changing so fast that sometimes it was scary. One of them unfortunately developed an illness and they retired and the other attempted a solo career. But got that brings back memories so many memories. Great reaction guys as always.
Rocking with the rhythm, why not me, mama he’s crazy, Love is alive, I know where I’m going, young love, girls night out! These are the best of the Judd’s, in my opinion!
Absolutely 👍
Love is Alive!! Haven’t hear that in years! Love it! ♥️ And yeah, all these are great.
Great picks!
Why Not Me is really good, their best in my opinion
You're not wrong! They were huge for years. No flash in the pan here. I'll second any of those but if I had to pick one I'd say... Young Love. The harmonies on that one are extra special in my view.
One of my favorite Judd's songs. I think this is not just about divorce but honesty, people being good for their word, all of it.
Their voices are remarkable. "Love Can Build A Bridge" is my favorite song by them. The actress Ashley Judd is Naomi Judd's other daughter. Wynonna Judd has several really great songs from her solo career after her mom retired. "Girls With Guitars" "I Saw The Light" "No One Else On Earth"
I'll vote for Love Can Build a Bridge....great song, wicked vocals
Momma he’s crazy is another great Judds song! Naomi (mom) and Wynona (daughter) had a great career until Naomi had vocal cord damage and had to retire. Wynona went on to have a great solo career as well. The other daughter Ashley, was a good actor back in the 90’s to early 2000’s.
Naomi had to quit singing because she had hepatitis. I think it was "b" or "c". Can't remember at the moment which one.
They are just now back on tour.
A great follow up for this song "Daddy's Hands". Beautiful song, still brings a tear to my eye when I listen to it!!!
Yes! Love that song….the late Holly Dunn! RIP❤️🙏🏼
Stay tuned. :)
Yes! My dad died from suicide back in 89 when I was only 8...that song makes me ugly cry.
After watching y’all‘s reaction, I have to say that for my family, it was kinda unique, I think. My “daddy“ walked away from me at 2 1/2 years old. My mama and I lived with my grandparents until my mama met my step daddy, who had custody of his two children in 1973. My mama stopped working as a beautician and stayed at home with us 3 kids. My mama was at home every day when we came home from school. We rarely ever ate out. My daddy worked two and three jobs to support us. Back then, it truly took a village to raise us. Money was never really an issue until the economy changed and it forced my mama to go back to work. When I was 16 years old and in high school, I worked a part-time job and help feed my family. I bought my first car at 16 years old, which was a old car from my uncle. I was raised that if I wanted anything in this life, I had to work for it. This song is very nostalgic for me!
I have a very similar story, only difference is….my mama took off when I was almost 2 and my daddy raised me
I come from a similar mindset. So does Dustin. - Keith
The Judds are amazing but the best thing Wynona Judd ever did was go solo. I know her mom got sick, but Wynona’s solo music is some of the best out there.
Also, if you know the actress Ashley Judd, she’s one of them.
For the Judds. I'd request Mama he's crazy. To me this song is nostalgia not in looking back but in how life should be. This is a great song. Thanks for the memory and a nice reaction.
It’s a great song and sentiment… I graduated from HS in 1986…and remember the time and the song well. This came out right in the heart of the Reagan-era and a Conservative wave…it was very popular song and sentiment.
Wynonna (the daughter) is the lead singer. Songs: "Love Can Build a Bridge", "Mama He's Crazy", "Rockin' With the Rhythm of the Rain." Wynonna's solo career: "She is His Only Need" is an absolutely fantastic, gorgeous song. It was one of her first solo hits and is just wonderful. "My Strongest Weakness" and "No One Else on Earth" are also great songs of hers.
Your comment made me think of I Love a Rainy Night by Eddie Rabbitt and Charly McClain Who's Cheatin' Who 😍
Miss the good old days! The world is in sad shape… love the pureness of this song. 🎶🎵
Yes! So much nostalgia from my childhood listening to the Judds. Another song about remembering the past that I recommend is Time Marches On by Tracy Lawrence.
I second this Tracy Lawrence ‘Time marches on’ great nostalgia song:)
I third that
Fourth that lol
Honestly, this song brings tears to my eyes.
I heard them sing this song at the MICHIGAN state fair in 1986. My dad had just passed away in July of that year. I cried thru the whole song. Such a beautiful song. Still tears me up. Thank you. 🎼🦋🎵🌸🎶
Thank you for watching with us. - Keith
EVERY & I MEAN EVERY TIME I HEAR THIS SONG….I ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS BAWL MY EYES OUT!!!!
RIP MRS NAOMI JUDD. LEGEND 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌
Love this song. Simple instrumentals and simple lyrics. Classic
They are amazing - Love Can Build A Bridge is one of my favorites
I agree that is a great song of there’s
Thank you for another good reaction, mama Judd was back up for her daughter, Wynona and Ashley Judd, Wynona's sister can also sing, but chose an acting career.
I remember the career counselor advising female students to get training in hairdressing, make up, cooking or sewing in case we couldn't get a good husband, I taught my girls to do home repairs, car maintenance, gun cleaning, etc and made them get a good education so they didn't HAVE to marry until they were good and ready. Times really have changed a lot and things are so complicated now.
Good for you. And good for them. - Keith
Rest In Peace Naomi Judd. Thank you for your gift of music
I haven't heard them in a long time. Some good ones would be "Why Not Me", "Love Is Alive". Wynonna sings lead.
Mama He's Crazy is another great one.
Rip 🙏 Naomi Judd a true Legend. I was born in the 80's and I idolize these ladies. Such a sad time so many
I graduated high school the year this came out...1986 and it was a huge song.
I definitely wouldn't have heard it in 86. I really wasn't among the living then.. - Keith
The mother is Naomi and the daughter is Wynonna. Wynonna stood up front. They were very good at harmonizing. They quit touring and stuff when Naomi was diagnosed with some kind of liver disease.
Wynonna started with music on her own. One of my favorites that she did with Clint Black is called “Bad Goodbye.” One of my favorite songs that Wynonna did on her own is called “Strongest Weakness.” This song has a very special place in my heart. They really have a lot of good songs to choose from!
The mom had Hep C.
@@Laniefj Thanks…I couldn’t remember!
They were massive! Huge and steeped in talent. (Statistics show that men’s lifestyles usually don’t change following divorce but their wife’s and children live way below what they were used to.)
This is one of my favorite songs by them. I love the Judds but I also love Winona by herself. They are a mother/daughter duo. I love a lot of their music.
I know nothing about any of the bourbon I sent other than that they weren't super expensive and I thought the labels might fit the songs I wanted....lol
Well, these sure lined up. More of yours are in queue. - Keith
Thanks for putting the Judd's at the top of the line. Good call! 😊
Just found out that Naomi Judd passed yesterday. The mother in this mother daughter duo. She sang a lot of the harmonies. More of their music will be on my next order when I can place it!
I don't drink so I can't bribe, but Rockin is a real upbeat tune. Makes you feel like you are in a summer rainstorm.
my daughter and I sang that at my Grandfather's funeral. It was one of his favorites that we used to sing to him
My favorite Judds song! Reminds me of MY grandpa, who died too soon.
They were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2022. A well-deserved honor.
Tragically Naomi lost her battle with depression the day before.
Thanks, Keith for that analogy.
There were a lot of good old but not everything.
I'm not saying there aren't other factors in a higher divorce rate but you are exactly correct as well.
Before the 1970s women had a lot fewer options available to them.
So unfortunately if they were abused, cheated on, or plain unhappy they stayed for economic reasons, especially if they had children.
Also culturally it was much more frowned upon to be divorced.
Love Will Build A Bridge(the video makes it even better) is a great one.
We just lost Naomi Judd
The momma she was 76
This song reminds me of my grandparents
I miss them dearly
Dear God take us back
My favorite Judd song!
I loved the Judds, this came out in the 80’s.
Beautiful message. Love the Judds
My vote is for Love is Alive too!! ♥️
I've seen a few recommendations for this, and I'm assuming they DON'T mean the Gary Wright song. - Keith
Rocking with the Rhythm of the Rain by the Judds.
Also, Love Can Build A Bridge. BEAUTIFUL!!!
Naomi Judd was a nurse before she joined her daughter singing. Rumor has it that she was one of Elvis' nurses.
This is one of the good ones, but one of the softer ones, doesn't really show the power behind Wynonna's voice. "No one else on Earth." Great reaction guys.
Loved listening to the Judds growing up. Naomi was the lead singer and Wynonna sang with her until she started her solo career.
Love the Judds! Saw them in concert a few times. Their voices are just pure. Thanks guys for bringing up some great memories with great friends! Keep em coming.
RIP Momma Judd. It was in the early 80s
Definitely need to hear Rocking With the Rythm. It's more upbeat, and I play it over and over again.
RIP Naomi. My favorite song was Wynonna solo, I will testify the love... I cannot remember the actual song title, but she was on an episode of "Touched by an Angel" and sang it... bawled my eyes out.
Not even close, it actually came out when I was 6 and that was in 1985….they Judds were something special!!! They are a mother/daughter duo and have a lot of great hits!!!
I highly suggest “Mama he’s crazy, Why not me, Love can build a bridge and Love is alive”
I don't think promises to a spouse were the only promises they were talking about. They were talking about a time when if someone told you something you could take it to the bank because people kept promises. And it probably isn't very politically correct to say this but they also mention a longing for a time when "people bowed their heads to pray". But of course now we are too sophisticated to believe in God. If you want to hear some more Judds, try "Young Love" or "Mama He's Crazy".
I vote for both those songs!
That little “rant” actually cleared up what the song was about.
Maybe. I never really claim to know 100% what a song's about. But I do have my moments. - Keith
Rest in peace Naomi Judd❤
I love the Judds.
Naomi sings harmony and is Mom to Wynonna who is lead.
Some of my favourite songs by then is Rockin’ with the Rythem, Mama He’s Crazy, Love Can Build a Bridge, Love is Alive, and Girl’s Night Out.
U got that backwards, Wynonna (daughter) sings lead and Noami (mother) sings backup
When Naomi got sick with HepC, Wynonna went on with a solo career for many years
@@tiacalhoun3841 umm, is that not what I said?
@@jerrispaulding627 no sir….u said Wynonna was the mom and she’s not, she’s the daughter
U fixed it, better 😊
@@tiacalhoun3841 Naomi sings Harmony and is mom TO…
So Naomi is the mother of…
So….
They were from Ashland, Kentucky! Wonderful artists!
I didn't know that. Ashland isn't far from where I grew up. - Keith
It really kills me when Dustin says he heard this when he was really little. I would dance around the kitchen with my kids when they were little. Thirty years gone in a flash!
Wynona played guitar. Not sure if she is on this one. Wynona is always up front and Mom sang harmony. This song has always reminded me of my step-grandpa. He's the only Grandpa I've ever known. He was born in 1878ish and I would play with his snow white hair and ask him stories about his life. He would tell me stories about driving a 6 mule team wagon full of supplies from the east coast to the west at age 14 when he left home. He fought in WWI and WWII. He was an amazing man he died at age 87 by falling off their roof.
I loved his stories of the good old days. He saw so many changes in the world. Granny did too. She was born in 1900 and died in 2000.
Things like that point out how soft we are today by comparison. - Keith
The Judds have many many hits. Please dive in!
I saw their farewell tour in 1990. They were at the NYS fair together with Garth Brooks. Naomi died last week RIP Naomi
The Judds are a mother/daughter duo from east Ky who have their final tour planned for this year/2022. This is classic 80/90s country and the Judds have some stellar hits to check out. Nice reaction and digging into the lyrics and understanding then concept of the song
So glad you all reacted to the Judds! Love them and loved the reaction. I own and still watch the movies Love Can Build a Bridge based on their lives and Coal Miner's Daughter with Sissy Spacek playing Loretta Lynn. I believe I recommended some of their songs on another reaction. I recommend "Love Can Build a Bridge", "Mama He's Crazy", "Rockin With the Rhythm of the Rain", and "Love is Alive" by the Judds. Also, "No One Else on Earth", "Rock Bottom", and "Tell Me Why" by Wynonna.
Oh this was out in 1985 ….. I used to dance to this every Friday and Saturday night at the bars
The Judds sounded so great together. Too bad they had to stop singing together so early.
Yes, The Judds got a record deal in 1983 when Wynonna was just 18 years old & Naomi was a nurse. Brent Mayor 's daughter was her paitent. For those that don't know Naomi & Wynonna are Mother & Daughter not sisters. In 1991 after 8 years as "The Judds" Naomi had to retire from touring as "The Judds" because she contracted Hepatitus C (The WORST of the 3). In the photo of them Wynonna is on the Left Side in a floral shirt & Naomi is on the Right in a yellow shirt.
“I saw the light” by Wynonna is one of my faves!
This song came out in the mid 80's, but it always takes me back to the early 90's when I was recording it on to blank cassette tapes off the radio as a little kid. In fact, for me those are the "good old days" that I miss so much. A lot of the lyrics are still very relevant today, as well, imo. The Judds are one of my favorite artists from the mid-late 80's, along with Randy Travis, Kathy Mattea, Ricky Van Shelton, Holly Dunn, Highway 101, etc. They all played a role in making the traditional country sound more popular in the second half of the 80's and the early 90's. The next Judds songs you should do are "Why Not Me" and "Love Is Alive" which I also love and were big hits from them. If you ever get to any of Wynonna's solo work, check out "She Is His Only Need," "I Saw The Light," and "My Strongest Weakness."
You just mentioned a bunch of artists for which we have few or no requests. - Keith
Wow, good memories:
Highway 101: "Somewhere Tonight," "Whisky, If You Were A Woman," "Who's Lonely Now."
Randy Travis: "Deeper Than the Holler," "Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart."
Kathy Mattea: "Eighteen Wheels And A Dozen Roses," "Life As We Knew It," "Lonesome Standard Time."
@@Diana-ks6sz I will vote for all those too!
Love Kathy Matea's voice.
@@BourbonCountryReacts Not sure about whether votes for new songs need to go as replies in the main thread or to you... I listed some above. Not being a pest. Just wasn't sure. Of the ones above, my absolute favorite would be Kathy Mattea "Lonesome Standard Time." Great song, really highlights her gorgeous alto voice, and really good fiddle licks.
Love this song and I have had my share of Old Grandad in my younger years 😜. Many weekends spent having a fish fry, bonfire, dancing in the moonlight, playing guitars and singing out of tune. Shots of Old Grandad and Pepsi. What great memories! Thanks for this one gentlemen 👵🏼☮️❤️🙏🏼
“Mama He’s Crazy” next please 🙏🏼
R.I.P. Naomi Judd. Why Not Me is one of my favorites and Mama He's Crazy
The Judds farewell tour will be in your area in September. Chicago and Nashville are the 2 closest locations. Tickets are going fast I hear; if you and your wife’s want to go. Wynonna was the lead as she is in most of the songs. Naomi has a way softer sound and usually does the harmony part.
The Judds are amazing. Their voices are great and literally they couldn't sing a bad song. Love can build a bridge needs to be taken to heart by everyone. It's beautiful. Young love is a great song as well.
Also they performed "Love can Build Bridge " written by Naomi herself. 2 weeks before her death. Plz react. The world needs to hear it!
I was 14 when this song was made. I remember being at the hospital finding out I have diabetes the first time I heard this.
Love "Judd Music". Pick any song...even the songs that were not released as singles were great.
The Judd's are awesome! Wynonna is the lead singer and the daughter of Naomi. Wynonna has a sister named Ashley Judd and she's an actress. Naomi Judd is more petite of the two singers. She looks just as young as her daughters. They have a lot of great songs! 💕
I couldn't have told you who was who. I'm surprised Naomi's name popped out of my head. - Keith
I think all of their songs are amazing, but Grandpa has always been my favorite!! I did it at karaoke one time on a date and that's the only time!! LOL
Turn it Loose....u will love it. It even starts out, "Some call it country with a little bit of rhythm and blues." Also....Give A Little Love....has a similar vibe as Turn it Loose
1985. Born 1980, judds Madonna, and conway twitty were my favorites
The daughter is lead singer. Y’all need to listen to “Love can build a bridge” by The Judds.
I don’t usually suggest “The Voice” videos but Chevelle Shepherd did an amazing cover of this ❤
This is early to mid 80s country.
Another family duo would be - The Kendalls - "Heavens just a Sin Away" true OG country.
Love can build a bridge the judds hassome amazing harmony
The Judds, Naomi (mom) and Wynonna (daughter and lead singer) were popular in the 80s and early 90s. They had to quit touring together when Naomi got hep c, I believe. After it was under control they reunited a few times. Just recently announced a tour too, however, Naomi sadly passed away today.
Yeah, and we just recorded a reaction to another Judds song last night. - Keith
Just saw an article that the Judds are going to be doing a farewell concert with Martina Macbride as guest star in Grand Rapids Mich.In case you guys wanted to check out going to it.
This is one of my all-time favorite songs bc of the lyrics
I remember my parents (dad was military) driving across country. Mom didn't drive. So he had to stop at a hotel out in the middle of New Mexico driving east. They wouldn't allow them to rent a hotel room without their marriage license. Mom, and us 3 girls had to sleep in the car so dad could get some rest. Women, were screwed backed then. Dustin recognized that pretty fast.
That was me who pointed out how things were for women back then. - Keith
LOVE you guys!!
Ugh I cannot handle Naomi's death! I grew up on the Judds! 💔💔
River of Time, John Deer Tractor, Momma he's Crazy, and Rocking With the Rhythm, Why Not Me. Just a few of their songs. Love Can Build a Bridge is also a great one
Naomi was an RN when they got started. Single mom. Wynonna was around 17 when they started recording.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!
You won't find a bad Judd's song. They are all great
This was 80s if i remember Right. The start of the revival of country.
Y'all are really crushing it on your channel.....glad I found you
Glad you enjoy it! - Keith
I love this song thank you for Reacting to this song and keep up the amazing work
I'm 75. Was a single mom of three in the 70s. I made a home for us alone. Child support was $150 month. I worked my butt off for my family.
Oh and I like your channel. Just know the ones who had to make it found a way.
This was released 1985, women worked for the same salary as a man. My mom was paid the same as any man on the line. The other women had to take time off for the mildest cold. They thought flirting and shaking their backside was what they were paid for. They also would leave work for a couple months after giving birth. She didn’t do that because she needed to put a meal on the table for her 3 boys. . I’m a new grandpa, I am glad I don’t have the stories of the Great Depression or The Dust Bowl. We were poor just not as poor as my family was when I was a kid. Something they don’t teach anymore is look the person in the eye, square your shoulders, stand up straight, give the person a firm hand shake, and if you say you’re going to do something do it. A deal or a contract can be made with a handshake.
Love Can Build a Bridge too...and so fitting since we lost Naomi.
Guys, I looked it up. The actual release date for the Judds Grandpa is 1985..
I remember listening to this on Sunday drives growing up in southern WV .. the old back roads seeing trees changing colors in the fall.
I still miss those back roads. Everything is entirely too flat and straight here in IN. - Keith
The mother in the duo has just recently passed away.
This one was done in 1988. Mom was a single mom to Wynonna & sister, actress Ashley Judd. Momma Naomi does back up. They harmonize beautifully. Check out Love can build a bridge. Stunning song.
Love Can Build A Bridge…CHILLS!
Grandpa is a great song and Winona and Naomi a mother and daughter team truly did it justice yeah it's about no Sunshine but it was about nostalgia in a world that was changing so fast that sometimes it was scary. One of them unfortunately developed an illness and they retired and the other attempted a solo career. But got that brings back memories so many memories. Great reaction guys as always.
Thanks!
Y'all really need to listen to the Judd's love can build a bridge
Y’all should listen to so lonesome I could cry by Hank Williams SR
I vote for that one too!