FIRST TIME REACTING TO | TAMMY WYNETTE "STAND BY YOUR MAN" REACTION

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[@daleb1279]

Patsy was Crazy for loving the man, Tammy was Stand By Your Man, Dolly was Jolene please don't take my man, and Loretta sang You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man, Fist City and Don't Come A Drinkin With Lovin on Your Mind!

[@bond1j89]

Then you had the carter family before that with worried man.

[@JoeQPublic2023andbeyond]

The man was Johnny Cash and I would describe it as one music legend in awe of another music legend.

[@MickeyT54]

You said it exactly Britt. She wasn't saying forget about your needs and respect. Just take of him and love him and he will give you anything he can.

[@janetdatema3856]

Johnny Cash recognized Tammy as one legend to another. He was in love with his wife June.

[@diannthomas5653]

She does some heartbreakers: D I V O R C E, and my favorite I Don’t Wanna Play House.

[@danieljalomojr5856]

In an interview about this song, Tammy said it was not about letting yourself be a victim of your man's abuse or bad behavior but about unconditional love for your spouse. Sticking by him thru good times and bad times.

[@melissakennedy1506]

I don’t know what Tammy had, but I want some of that. Even her ex tried to clean up and start singing with her again, he moved next door and referred to her husband as his husband-in-law. George Jones’ song “he stopped loving her today” always makes me think of her.

[@daleb1279]

Tammy's voice has been described as though she is singing it with tears in her voice.

[@MaryEllen10862]

Her and George Jones were great together as a duet but their marriage was another whole story but when they sang together it was magical.

[@MrPaulMorris]

You mention how this song might be viewed through the contemporary lens of female empowerment but the lyrics put the woman very much in the driving seat of the relationship; she provides the 'two arms to cling to" while he is "just a man". Stand by your man, not just because of love but because he needs the strength of that support. As 'just a man' who has been steadfastly supported by my wife through some of the darkest times I can certainly appreciate that sentiment. After that moment of over-sharing... what makes Tammy's performance so incredible is not just the technical merit of her clear toned and strong vocal production but the emotion she imbues in the lyrics. These are not just words off a sheet but feelings poured straight from the heart. Not many singers in any genre can do that.

[@johnbattles1002]

Probably the most "teary-eyed voice" in country music history!

[@CCoburn3]

It’d be a close call between her and Patsy. I might give Patsy an edge for Crazy. But it’d be awfully close.

[@davem6735]

Ms Tammy, Ms Loretta, and Ms Dolly were great friends and would get together and make records, it was magical. Country Music royalty.

[@TheKatherine1958]

And Patsy. Before she was gone. 😞

[@handsupbud]

Girl, you hear we we've been hearing for 45 years and it still affects us like it is you. She was the epitomy of country.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Right On with your Comments!! Tammy was strong and powerful. She had a very difficult life.

[@maryc8552]

Again, Tammy was just talent, raw, plain talent. No machines making it sound better, just her!

[@starlawilson9011]

Johnny only had eyes for one woman, June Carter Cash!

[@Pronzini1]

Britt, I really love your reactions..You are a very intelligent young woman. Keep up the good work!

[@cindyvaughn4547]

Classic Country is by far the best Country music around ...love it and will listen to it before the new country anytime!!!

[@sheliaspringer7389]

Tammy was absolutely phenomenol!!! She had such a powerhouse voice! She had a hot and heavy love affair that lasted in and out of her marriage to George Jones. She never stopped loving him and he loved her likewise! She had a list of #1 hits as long as my leg! She was born in Prentiss County, Mississippi and had a very hard life until she made a career in Country Music! She, like ELVIS, has a rabbit hole that you really should delve into. Her life reads like a novel. Please research her! "Apartment #9" is also a really good song and so is "D-I-V-O-R-C-E"! Well, actually Tammy did not have a bad song! Everything she sang was spectacular!!! She was inducted into many Hall of Fames and received many accolades and awards! She received the "LIVING LEGEND" Country Music Award, also! She was known as the "First Lady of Country Music" until the day she died! She is very missed by her fans, friends, and family. Thank you for your great reaction! Like I said recently, you are very quickly becoming my favorite reactor!

[@mysonandme8424]

My goodness, she was beautiful

[@evelynhoard2845]

One of the most unique voices in country music, Loved her! RIP Tammy.

[@stevenlilelogistics6673]

Thats why they called her "The first lady of country music". She was awsome

[@tarheelforlife4008]

Think she was the first female singer to sell a million records

[@florisvansandwijk6908]

I just learnt that this was a hit in 1968 in the States. I'm from the Netherlands and over here it wasn't a hit until 1975. And her follow-up hit over here was D.I.V.O.R.C.E. I guess standing by your man isn't enough after all. And her 3rd hit early 1976 over here (1967 in The US) was I don't wanna play house. Was Tammy trying to send a message?

[@tahliasgoddaddy]

Yep. I particularly enjoyed her, "I Don't Wanna Play House," ( it makes my mommy cry.)

[@laupstad]

Her expression, that cracking voice, those glassy eyes on the verge of tearing up. A stunning performance. I'm not entirely sure a woman should stand by a man that's done the things her ex did (Multiple infidelities, or "hard to understand" as she puts it). Any man would be blessed beyond belief to have a woman like this and I think this woman would be appreciated more now than ever.

[@trknitts1]

Please react to Fist City, by Loretta Lynn!! You’ll love it !

[@oscartheg6674]

45 years later and this song still gives me goosebumps what a woman.

[@phillip8443]

Tammy is a country legend

[@warrenburlingame1172]

Tammy was one of the greatest singers to ever live. Such a clear voice also easy on the eyes

[@Mark_MOORE_VFL]

Britt you nailed this one great reaction 💙

[@loveloochay]

All right Britt !!! You've witnessed the Ohhhh , to George Jones' H2O !! She was a big star on her own , but with her hubby George - they were huge. This is her best song , and you already react3d to George's best "He Stopped Loving Her Today". Now you should hear their great Duet "Golden Rings" .... and others. Mmmmmmm

[@musicaficionado2974]

I absolutely adore the velvety overtones in her voice in the lower register!

[@dlmullins9054]

Tammy was a great singer and if you haven't tried singing this song, then you don't understand how hard the notes are to hit. She was perfection as a country singer.

[@1960rlv]

Absolutely love your reactions. You are an old soul for sure.

[@AtomicVampire1]

Tammy is the First Lady of Country Music

[@jeffmorse645]

I was born in the 60s, a kid/teen in the 70s and at the time I hated my parent's old school Country that they listened to - like Tammy Wynette. As the years have gone by I come to appreciate it more and more and really enjoy it now. Something else too - those classic Country artists were so appreciative of their fans and gracious and humble on stage. Its something you don't really see as much anymore.

[@gloriakeener3883]

Tammy and George Jones were married for a time. A couple of their songs are "We're Not The Jet set" and "Golden Rings". Johonny Cash was married to June Carter Cash, one of the members of the Carter Family.

[@lelandcross9092]

Country music artists are like a family!

[@chuckyost6973]

She's stayed with me 49 yrs (reciprocated) and we are BLESSED!

[@jfree336]

Tammy’s voice was special ❤

[@randyflynn6402]

Oh my God. It is so true. All I want is a woman who will love me as i am as I will love her. Someone who will stand beside me and support me

[@ciaochowbella]

Yes, Tammy Wynette did say "Stand By Your Man". But she also sang, "D-I-V-O-R-C-E". Check that one out too.

[@staxoffunk1863]

Tammy had a "tear" in her voice which was very unique

[@wilddove57]

She was married to George Jones. They were famous. He was married and madly in love with his wife.

[@jeanine9391]

Im so glad you put it in the right perspective. Her voice is crazy good.

[@chrino21]

To think that her and George Jones shared the stage many times… well, it’s almost too much voice to comprehend.

[@mikewood6071]

“Longingly looking” at Tammy Wynette… my God who WOULD’nt???!!!!

[@johndaarteest]

This is a song from my childhood, tunes are the pins that transfix the butterflies of nostalgic memories.

[@TheKatherine1958]

Another all time great. Tammy was so special.

[@BeHappy-cp4fv]

Tammy Wynette was married to George Jones ("He Stopped Loving Her Today"). She is the meek and mild type, quiet and shy. She is very sweet.

[@tracycuster4833]

Tammy belonged with George Jones.. Johnny was married to June Carter Cash...

[@katelynzirkle1632]

Hi! You should check out Golden Rings, Your good girls gonna go bad, Divorce. Tammy was married to George Jones and even though they divorced they still loved each other. There is a series on showtime about their life!

[@charlyW34]

Every straight male was in LOVE with Tammy Wynette. She was gorgeous, and her vocal ability was and is eternally captivating. She left this world WAY too soon.

[@sonnycrockett2079]

LOVE your stuff! Keep doin’ country…..SO many talented people there. Thank you…….AGAIN…

[@angiebervinkle9542]

these woman in the 50and 60s were pioneers they were brave and stunning

[@lefty3141591]

Johnny Cash had a TV show from back before my time. However, from the clips I've seen it must have been a great show. As others have mentioned this is one of the legends of country music. I actually got to see her in concert back in 79 or 80. A great performer. Great reaction.

[@annettemoore7264]

I remember my mother, just standing there, staring at the radio and this came on...😳 she just looked at me horrified and said..."Know this kid, you stand WITH your man here, NOT behind him"....🤣🤣🤣

[@jessieball6195]

and that is what she said in the lyrics, "stand BY your man..."- not behind him.

[@billtice5057]

Tammy’s voice is the bomb!

[@lindabrewer3243]

Thank you so much. Tammy is one of my favorites. I grew up with her music and she helped to teach me how to be a woman and how to treat my man. My Mom had a beautiful voice and I can remember her going around the house singing Tammy's song, "I Don't Wanna Play House".

[@patticriss2238]

She’s talking about a kind of love that most can’t understand now. Just like Loretta fighting for her man. It’s like building a business and someone coming in and asking you to leave. It was about survival in those days. And commitment. No defense. Just description.

[@MichaelSeymourmjsm]

I Love Tammy Wynette, my Mother would play her and Engelbert Humperdink's records all day long back in the late 60's, I was in the 5th grade at the time.

[@Roberto_79]

In the 90’s Tammy collaborated with a house, music group called the KLF. The track they produced was called “justified and ancient“ it is just brilliant.

[@frankgallager7780]

The QUEEN of Country!

[@daniyalrazakazmi7249]

What a great song! Great poetry, great voice!

[@P-M-869]

I saw Tammy at a small country fair in upstate NY. Every year they would get a well known name in country music to perform.

[@susantownsend8397]

Different time, different standards. That “flirty” business was common and not taken seriously. A lot of the old country songs reflect an attitude about the “place” of women that we question today. I just enjoy it for what it was. And I love your analysis of the message.

[@knew3355]

Great reaction to this song because yes, in today’s world it would never fly. She always seemed to have such a sedate demeanor when singing but she was great. Another older country singer you should check out is Sammi Smith singing “Help Me Make it Through the Night”. I’d love to hear your take on those lyrics. AND…congrats on your channel growing…I see that subs number going up 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼! 🎉

[@863NightOwl]

Listen to.."Til I Can Make It On My Own"- "Singing My Song"..Both By Tammy Wynette

[@chanaplotke6218]

'wow, Tammy Wynette, her voice OMG. I have a lot of old records but not Tammy Wynette. I must find at least one Tammy Wynette record. Thanks for reacting to this great music.

[@iamjenniferjames]

♥ You could pour Tammy's voice over pancakes.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

BRITT! "Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad" for an even rowdier side of her. But then on the other end of the spectrum, please please please check out, Too Far Gone. Her phrasing is devastating in this and it makes my allergies act up every time and I think it's a live performance also from maybe the Johnny Cash show. Just the look in her eyes and the way she sings it is so powerful, even though I just grew up hearing it on the radio and later on a cassette tape of her greatest hits that I bought. And that is all fantastic.

[@janicekelly6667]

Johnny was almost always in love with June

[@vickybrackin7483]

THAT man in Black was Johnny Cash...Tammy Wynette was my Momma's favorite singer!! Listened to her all my life! My favorites are...Your Good Girl Is Gonna Go Bad and I Don't Wanna Playhouse!!

[@joewheatley8905]

Thanks for the post. Enjoyed watching it.

[@amyexner]

DONT overthink it all. Love the song.

[@teriw56]

Fun fact she was a hairdresser, always kept her license current just in case that singing thing didn’t work out!

[@dwallace1859]

He was married and very in love with his wife June Carter Cash, whom passed six months before he left us as well

[@rockysmith4257]

You are young , lovely and wise. I love your reactions because either you are an amazing actress or you react honestly. You have a little vocal game as well. Blessings and thanks for the distraction and laugh.

[@coy0te9]

Cash was just being friendly, his wife was probably just off stage and possibly his mother in law. Mother Maybelle and June Carter saved his life. He asked Maybelle and her sister for permission before joining them to sing a hymn. On his tv show.

[@tekay44]

yay you get it, young lady. this is about love, not anything else. great song.

[@hollypinkley]

Johnny just loved one women - his wife June Carter Cash - she died in June & followed her just 3 months later - his son said he just couldn't live without her - her death broke him! RIP John & June!!!i

[@quixote6942]

You got exactly what Tammy was trying to say...

[@glennquesenberry8884]

You nailed it you're smart girl

[@bubbalouification]

Everyone loved Tammy

[@lindaphipps3126]

This song caused a huge controversy when Hillary Clinton said she was not a stand by your man kind of woman. I don’t remember the exact quote but you’re absolutely correct that nowadays that song doesn’t play well even though it’s a country music classic.

[@timothysarris9742]

Beautiful strong vocals! Like her!

[@Pauba1946]

Johnny Cash was never interested in Tammy Wynette. He was married to June Carter Cash until he died. She was married numerous times most notably to George Jones.

[@rickywheeler6054]

What a character you are!!! 🥳

[@wheelmanstan]

power and emotion like no other

[@Gutslinger]

When you commented about George's looks from the 70's, I think in the "He Stopped Loving Her Today" reaction, Tammy was supposedly the one that gussied him up that way. At least that's kind of what they claimed in that Tales of the Tour Bus episode on George and Tammy.

[@lunchboxradio5890]

I went ahead and found it. The KLF featuring Tammy Wynette. Justified and Ancient.

[@garyford3533]

JUST A GREAT ARTIS AND A GREAT SONG.

[@johnlennon1049]

You want to hear a duet song that will knock your Sox off? Linda Davis & Reba McEntire… “Does He Love You”…UNBELIEVABLE!

[@deepfriedscotsman2860]

You should try Anne Murray ( Can i have this dance ) ( Snowbird)

[@ruthmcfadden744]

Apartment # 9" is my all time favorite Tammy... :)Oh, and the next favorite is "Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad"

[@mandymac74]

Johnny Cash LOVED June. Tammy always fell in love so easy. She had four husbands in total. Her most famous husband was George Jones. She was a beautician and did George’s hair for him when they were on tour.

[@patticriss2238]

Hand over heart. My hero.

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[@darinsutton7638]

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[@1Ggirl1959]

Preach sister. She did this song at the height of women's lib and was totally persecuted for it! For a love song.

[@davidvsr]

Amazing reaction! Well said...

[@isthiswherewecamein6130]

This music ALWAYS takes me back to being little. My siblings at school, me and mom home alone, her cleaning house and doing dishes with this music playing on old floor stereo!! Bouncing around the house!! Songs from this era of country will forever be the soundtrack to my tot year memories.