Clint Black & Wynona Judd - A Bad Goodbye | Metal/Rock Fans First Time Reaction with Devils River BP

Metal / rock fans' first time reaction to Clint Black and Wynona Judd's "A Bad Goodbye" while checking out some Devil's River Barrel Proof

[@Mrskorba]

I disagree, Wynona sang the song the way it was meant to be sang. She didn’t need to oversing the song. Back in the day it was so awesome! In 2024 we have a ton more singers and songs that seem to be more extravagant like. Like oversinging a lot. It’s hard for me to find the right words.

[@rebecca_is_book-hooked]

As always, I will request more Toby Keith. “I Wanna Talk About Me”, “Who’s Your Daddy?”, “You Shouldn’t Kiss Me Like This”, “A Little Too Late”, “Whiskey Girl”

[@TexasMagnolia]

This was Clint’s song…Wy wouldn’t over-sing Clint. She was simply supporting him.

[@brianbridges7150]

Dustin is right you definitely missed it. The hardest part of having a voice like hers is knowing when to use restraint. If you belt everything sing you become one dimensional.

[@planojag595]

An extremely gifted songwriter, guitarist, harmonicist and singer who stayed true to his music and became a Country Music Legend in the 1990s. My favorite songs by Clint Black (from oldest to newest) are A Better Man; Put Yourself in My Shoes; Where Are You Now; Loving Blind; No Time to Kill; A Good Run of Bad Luck; State of Mind; A Bad Goodbye (duet with Wynonna Judd); Half the Man; Happiness Alone; One Emotion; Summer's Comin'; Desperado (cover of a classic by The Eagles); The Shoes You're Wearing; Nothin' But the Taillights; That Something in My Life; Loosen Up My Strings; Still Holding On (duet with Martina McBride); Something That We Do; You Don't Need Me Now; You Know It All; Love She Can't Live Without; and When I Said I Do (duet with his wife, Lisa Hartman Black). BTW, he wrote or co-wrote every one of these songs except for Desperado.

[@Holly_D84]

Clint was honored with the Poet's Award and Lady A sang this as a tribute. They did an amazing job!

[@michellemedinas7128]

I know how much Keith loves Heart. There is a Crossroads special for tv from years ago of Wynonna singing with Heart. I think that you would really enjoy it. I know there are clips from it on KZbin. I know that the original special aired on CMT. That series is where a country artist is paired with an artist from a different genre and they go back and forth with each artists songs for a whole concert special.

[@Georgia_Outlaw_Vinyl]

If you can find it I saw him preform this solo on the Opra show back in the day. In that performance it’s just him & a guitar. If you want to see him at his truly best look up his duet with the Pointer Sisters singing Chain Of Fools. It’s from the album Rhythm, Country & Blues which is all duets between Country & R&B artists.

[@monicarhea5446]

Wynona actually performed with Heart in a CMT Crossroads. You need to check it out.

[@melissacaddell2604]

Oh my goodness. What a treat for my ears. Those voices blend so well. I loved it. Never heard this before. It was great.

[@larrywright6214]

I saw them do this on the Black and Wy tour at The Gorge at, George WA in 1993. I loved this song!

[@lindabrewer3243]

This song did NOT call for her to belt. It was a goodbye song after all.

[@loralayne2471]

I had never heard this song. Beautiful

[@thia26]

Great reaction guys! Dustin is of course right and has excellent taste as always. I knew after I had Martina melt Keith’s face in the last duet with Clint he would be underwhelmed by this one.

[@angieabella8856]

I forgot about this song... I loved it back in its radio days!

[@jerricocke987]

Wenonah it's incredibly powerful. But she also has an exceptional tender to her voice when she doesn't belt she just thinks about it. Great reaction Dustin.

[@beappleby]

For Wynonna's pure pipes try 'He Was My Strongest Weakness'. For another good rocking number try 'No One Else On Earth'. For some beautiful harmony try The Judds - her with her mother Naomi. 'Rockig With The Rhythm of the Rain'.

[@MississippiPrepper]

Clint was amazing and on top of country back in his musical prime. He also could have been Roy Rogers son...he has his eyes.

[@brandyobrien7952]

I saw this live in KC. It was the Black and Wyoming tour. It was amazing!

[@stevebournite184]

And no me and Kat didn’t go to the Devils River Distillery, they were closed because it was during Christmas holiday