Her Voice Has Pain In It!!! Tammy Wynette - Stand By Your Man (Live) REACTION

[@margiepelcman9837]

George Jones was Tammy's man. And she stood by him, even after their divorce. Never said a bad word about him. I've always loved that song.😊

[@lelandc9763]

And what a hard man it would've been to stand by

[@deborahvadiwala1349]

She couldn't take it anymore had to take the kids and leave. George Jones was the man. Read the story

[@melissabraystormeycarr2624]

She could just tell her story by singing..I remember and any way lots of memories

[@melissabraystormeycarr2624]

Yes she was a very tuff woman

[@paulwwitten4749]

She was married to George Jones for years and he put her through hell for years. She finally couldn’t take it anymore! You should look up some of their duets.golden rings is a good one’

[@ajruther67]

Tammy always sang with a tear drop in her voice

[@nancycunningham3968]

Well put

[@vincentsablan732]

I 1000% agree with @nancycunningham!!! BEAUTIFULLY stated.😊😊😊

[@AtomicVampire1]

FINALLY!!! I’m so happy that someone has finally reacted to the “Fist Lady of Country Music” You are so right when you said you can hear the pain in her voice. Thank you

[@princesspixel]

No disrespect, and I love Tammy but she is not The First Lady of Country Music , that would be Loretta Lynn. I grew up listening to all the greats ;)

[@cjturner2008]

@@princesspixel Just saying that's ur opinion. And I love Loretta But Tammy Has That Title

[@cjturner2008]

@@princesspixel And to Me The 5 Queens Of Country Are Forever Patsy,Loretta, Dolly,Tammy And Connie

[@cjturner2008]

@@princesspixel And Reba Will All Always Be The Princess

[@patticriss2238]

She was who I wanted to be when I was young. That woman had some tough. The quiet, deadly toughness. I so admired her.

[@pegasus5287]

Likewise!

[@liannegreen692]

D-I-V-O-R-C-E, I Don't Wanna Play House, Your Good Girl is Gonna Go Bad, You and Me, Til I Can Make it On My Own are all classic Tammy hits. And worth a listen.

[@glenn20081965]

Lyrics that cause a lot of controversy at the time. I've met her twice, once in Ireland and the other I was invited with other fans to her home in Tennessee.

[@LadyGator1983]

Tammy was a wonderful singer! All of her songs are classic! Her voice is so unique and not like anyone else I’ve ever heard.

[@ShawnandMel4Life]

Hey LadyGator, Tammy has amazing vibes and her voice is phenomenal. Thank you for watching ❤️❤️

[@LadyGator1983]

@@scapito Hey Stacey!

[@LadyGator1983]

@@ShawnandMel4Life I’m so glad y’all liked her. She had a hard life, especially at the end.

[@LadyGator1983]

@@ShawnandMel4Life This is one of her songs that touches your heart. You can feel her pain. Till I Can Make It On My Own kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6iQqJatma1ml9E Thank you!

[@MikeL-oo2ht]

The GOAT of all female country singers in my opinion.Even greater than Patsy, Dolly,Loretta, etc, etc.because of the sheer power in her voice.

[@sheliaspringer7389]

"Stand By Your Man" was #1 for 15 years until "Nine To Five " knocked her off the #1 spot! 15 years at #1!!! She was the First Lady of COUNTRY MUSIC, and still is in my opinion!

[@johnmick8761]

No this song spent 3 weeks as #1 country song

[@shirleycarr5387]

Love Tammy wynette.and love seeing Elvis in the background there.

[@ronvonbon]

I was born 1961, so growing up i heard my Mom listen to Tammy, she would occasionally have tears in her eyes.

[@patticriss2238]

She actually recorded a song called “Woman to Woman”. Beautiful song.

[@stacymoore9836]

I’m right at 61 years old and this is the kind of country music I was raised on

[@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames]

I George Jones's song "He Stopped Loving Her Today" isn't the greatest country song ever, its because its #2 behind this song.

[@tiacalhoun3841]

Yessss and don’t forget Don’t close ur eyes by Keith Whitley

[@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames]

@@tiacalhoun3841 I love how, when you're talking about to songs that are inarguably the best Country music has to offer hands down, someone will step in with a third option as if that third option is worth anything. Kieth who? Don't close your what? Compared to Wynette and Jones... I don't even know who this Whitley guy is supposed to be. Its a bit like saying, "Elvis is the best, but then there's also Chad Kroger of Nickelback."

[@plymouthfurious]

Not in a million years and there are others better then this too.

[@timothydurr5653]

You should react to Tammy's D I V O R C E becomes final today!!!!LOL

[@DBShouse69]

You should react to her and George Jones singing "Golden Ring", there's a live performance of them singing it after they were divorced. That's the wonderful thing about good country, it's relatable on some level, whether personal, or someone you know, or just glad you're not there when you could be.

[@tao4mike]

I second this... That song...wow

[@BeHappy-cp4fv]

Mel and Shawn, if you review anymore Tammy Wynette songs would you please review her song called "Your Good Girl Is Gonna Go Bad". Or else "D.I.V.O.R.C.E." Those were two of her top songs. I love your hair Mel. It is so pretty. And Shawn looks so handsome as usual.

[@ShawnandMel4Life]

Thank you so much Be Happy. Can’t wait to review Divorce

[@jennifursun3303]

she was a hairdresser before she hit it big and kept up her license

[@kiwihib]

@@ShawnandMel4Life Review the KLF with Tammy love mumu land.

[@johnpatmos3778]

@@jennifursun3303 I love those country beehive hairstyles!

[@karenpatterson8574]

I was always fascinated by her voice. How beautiful it was

[@edgarsnake2857]

Amazing emotional power by Tammy. Her 'man', George Jones, had some emotional power when I saw him sing a few years back. Your reaction was spot on, as always.

[@christopherscorner]

Awesome! I love her song, ‘Til I Get it Right. She makes me so emotional! Rest in peace, Tammy Wynette.

[@daniyalrazakazmi7249]

What an incredible voice!!!! Unbelievable!!!!! This is live performance! She believed every word in it!

[@belleferrar8898]

My favorite all time country female singer with no one even close behind is Miss Tammy Wynette. NO ONE could sing a story better than her and she lived her songs. A tremendous talent with a love of sharing it with the world.

[@littleogeechee223]

Saw her when I was just a kid at a huge show including Dolly Parton in Augusta, Georgia, done for a small radio station. She was brilliant and so beautiful. True talent that didn’t need any tricks or help, she and Dolly were wonderful that day. This was back when Dolly was still with Porter, the show included Hank Williams, Jr., Merle Kilgore, Faron Young among others…great show!

[@diannthomas5653]

I love her songs, “I don’t Want to Play House” and “Sally Trash”

[@jonlenihan4798]

Her version of "Cry" is country torch, superb. (When your sweetheart sends a letter of goodbye, it's no secret you'll feel better if you cry...That one.)

[@evelyncampbell5702]

Omg yes that's my favorite too Omg I play that song over and over until I couldn't play it anymore than had to get another record 🤣

[@robindew9072]

I respect you two for having an open mind to many different kinds of music

[@arrinagreek6369]

I was working downtown when this song shot up to no. 1. That is how I can remember it.. It was played constantly on the radio. I never listen to country music but I love this song and Tammy. You two are a joy to listen to! ❤

[@ChicagoDB]

A legend singing one of her greatest… You can back that song up a 100x in my book 🧡

[@faithjones881]

My idol when I was very young.. I read about her life and both of you hit the nail on the head… hard life … legendary ❤️🙏🏻

[@LadyGator1983]

Tammy Wynette and George Jones were married for a short period of time. On February 16, 1969, Wynette and Jones wed. The next year, Wynette gave birth to a daughter, whom they named Tamala Georgette. Marriage was more than personal for Wynette and Jones. Each had been extremely successful as solo acts, but now their careers were intertwined. They divorced on March 21, 1975.

[@ShawnandMel4Life]

Omg this is so sad. We have to react to Tammy’s Divorce song.

[@LadyGator1983]

@@ShawnandMel4Life It’s a very catchy tune! As kids, we used to run around singing D I V O R C E!!! 😂

[@LadyGator1983]

@@ShawnandMel4Life Country Singer Tammy Wynette Dies in Nashville Home at Age 55 Dow Jones Newswires April 7, 1998 9:19 am ET SHARE TEXT NASHVILLE -- Tammy Wynette, who rose from beautician to "the first lady of country music" with hits including "Stand by Your Man," died Monday. She was 55 years old. Ms. Wynette, who had had a series of health problems in recent years, died Monday evening while napping at her home, said spokeswoman Evelyn Shriver. The cause of her death was believed to have been a blood clot. Tammy Wynette is presented with the living legend award by Merle Haggard in June 1991. Her 1968 top-seller, "Stand by Your Man," which she co-wrote with her producer Billy Sherrill, became her signature song, with its advice to forgive one's mate because "after all, he's just a man." But her throbbing voice in other tunes, such as "Till I Can Make It on My Own," expressed flashes of independence. Ms. Wynette was one of country music's greatest success stories, catapulting from a job in a beauty shop to a three-time winner of the Country Music Association's female vocalist of the year award -- 1968 to 1970. Only Reba McEntire won the honor more times -- four. WSJ NEWSLETTER Notes on the News The news of the week in context, with Tyler Blint-Welsh. Notes on the News I would also like to receive updates and special offers from Dow Jones and affiliates. I can unsubscribe at any time.I agree to the Privacy Policy and Cookie Notice. SIGN UP Ms. Wynette recorded more than 50 albums and sold more than 30 million records. Country music fans polled for the annual Music City News awards voted her a legend in 1991, but she said it was premature. "I don't consider myself a legend. I think it's kind of overused," she said. Throughout her 25-year career, her stormy marriages and hospital stays, even a kidnapping and beating for which no one was ever convicted, threatened to overshadow one of the most successful singing careers in country music history. But she didn't emphasize the negative. Besides "Stand by Your Man," Ms. Wynette's hits included "D-I-V-O-R-C-E," "I Don't Wanna Play House," "Womanhood," "Take Me to Your World," "Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad," "Singing My Song" and "The Ways to Love a Man." Ms. Wynette was born Virginia Wynette Pugh on a cotton farm in Itawanba County, Miss. She picked cotton as a child, and as a young woman worked as a waitress, a doctor's receptionist, a barmaid and a shoe factory worker. In the mid-1960s, she was working as a beautician in Birmingham, Ala., and making periodic 180-mile trips to Nashville in hopes of getting discovered as a singer. She visited music business offices in Nashville and caught the eye of Grand Ole Opry star Porter Wagoner who asked her to sing at his road shows. Shortly thereafter, she met record producer Billy Sherrill who recorded her for Epic Records and launched her career

[@Stevenclark1982]

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[@dmCurator]

This song is simply stunning.

[@williameller7002]

She was a legend.

[@robindew9072]

I've been waiting for you two to do this song. It's one of my favorite old country songs. Tammy sang like and Angel. She was absolutely amazing and she was lovely. She had a stunning powerful voice. An amazing country artist.

[@davidcalvert2710]

Tammy was and is the greatest female country singer ever,!! She could touch your soul!. R I P. Tammy.

[@leannmiller7153]

Great performance on The Johnny Cash Show❤️❤️❤️

[@robycip9715]

Behind every GREAT MAN is a GREAT WOMAN! to all the great woman in the world thank you. To my mom and wife thank you!

[@ednafenton7558]

This is back when people knew how to sing & didn't need help. Tammy has many hits. Try "Apartment #9" "My elusive dreams" w/David Houston "D I V O R C E" "Kids day the darndest things." "Til l can make it on my own" "Womanhood" "Your good girl's gonna go bad" Then the duets with George Jones.

[@robindew9072]

Just listen to her voice. It's just stunning

[@kenkurth5706]

Great to see your appreciation for Tammy....She was beautiful and country soul.

[@toodlescae]

I love Tammy Wynette. I used to sing some of her songs at karaoke. Lord I remember those teased up hairstyles. It took us until the 90's to get my mom to stop teasing her hair like that. She bought into that era's mantra of 'the higher the hair, the closer to God'. 🤣😂

[@kathleenkarsten5739]

My mom did too! 🥰

[@stevegraham2917]

This was my father's favorite song,my mother played this song at his funeral back in 1972,Beautiful song and Beautiful reaction,Love y'all

[@dameinnoble3995]

Thanku from New Zealand! I'm so glad you're getting to know Tammy, such a beautiful soul that went through so much. RIP Tammy Wynette xx

[@jvs333]

These you tube reactions are great. They bring different cultures and groups together to understand and relate to each other’s music. Hope it helps brings us all closer together as people as we all sing about the same human things

[@charlesdavis7461]

The voice , the sounds that come out of her mouth are so great.

[@sharkdog111]

Thanks for the feels. I needed that tonight. We all been through some things.

[@mpmassacre91]

Her voice was so magical. She was a magical person.

[@sharikraft1706]

I've been waiting for someone to react to this song. One of my favorites I think I was like in the 7th grade when this came out.

[@nickfiorenza5930]

Stand by your man. Love it. Remember this song when it came out on the AM radio stations, in the day. Transistor radio, LOL. Some of the greatest country music of our day. Still love these country classics.

[@robertasirgutz8800]

First Lady of country. Beautiful, talented. RIP.

[@Gutslinger]

George Jones and Tammy Wynette used to be married for years. It was disfunctional, and eventually ended. They also did duets during and after their marriage.

[@jonlenihan4798]

He kidnapped her one night from a 7-11 store in Nashville. She was buying panty hose. He used them to tie her up.

[@Gutslinger]

@@jonlenihan4798 I'd have to read a story on that.

[@Teresia12]

The more you stay together through the valleys the higher the mountains you climb the stronger your love and understanding will be. But you've got to do it togethet.

[@lawrence97431]

Elegance in simplicity! One of the greatest songs of all time.

[@matthewhunt7665]

I absolutely love this song she is my mom's favorite also love the version in The Blues Brothers you haven't heard you should watch the movie

[@allanjones1680]

My first thought while watching this....lol great movie

[@Krisna_K]

@@allanjones1680 Same!

[@JonzStoneroadAvalon808]

Tammy is "The Queen of Country" leading the path of future female country and western singers. Tammy, Patsy, Minnie Pearl, Loretta all amazing legends.,

[@snikkerr1949]

Patsay Cline was singing well before Tammy. Minnie Pearl was a comedian more than a singer but also was well before Tammy. Loretta started her career several years before and had a hit song the year Tammy started.

[@davidcalvert2710]

Tammy could tear your heart out with her voice. Was the greatest female singer ever.

[@richarddawson689]

One of my favorite singers. She had a tuff life. Sadly dying at 54.

[@lydiahernandez4700]

Even tho I don't agree, loved this song from Miss Tammy Wynette.

[@carollittle1059]

Queen of Country

[@davidscholtz3088]

She had a very powerful voice

[@cindyphifer970]

Tammy was great and her duets with ex husband George Jones are fantastic

[@kevinbruno6608]

This is THE STANDARD for Old Country female singers and one of the greatest ever

[@jgn1326]

Her song Apt #9 really good as well. You want a voice to get ya down deep? Then try A Picture of Me by Lorrie Morgan, her voice is just captivating

[@bilross]

I LOVE seeing new fans still discovering Tammy. Been a fan since I was a kid in the 60s. Really loved her. It was such a sad day when she died back in 1995, Still love her music!

[@johndavis7094]

Beautiful woman, beautiful voice, stunning performance! They just don't make'em like her anymore! RIP TW!

[@deegomez2089]

We have a family friend who looks and sings like Tammy...shout out to Shelby....good memories 🎶🎵

[@hollyharvey1986]

Y’all keep rollin’ these great videos! I’m pretty sure Tammy was married to George Jones, another famous country artist, and they had a daughter ? Ol’ George was something else too.

[@warrenburlingame1172]

Y'all need to react to Tammy's final Grand ole Opry appearance

[@joelblankenbiller4353]

Absolutely love this song!!!

[@pamelahopper6569]

Tammy does a song called woman to woman. It’s jaw dropping good.

[@tracy8508]

I grew up on Tammy Wynette! She was my fav as a kid. You are so right Mel, you keep loving and forgiving through the years - been married 36 years.

[@jam6242]

Funny you mentioned Woman to Woman. That's another great song by Tammy.

[@Heather61776]

Love this song. Reminds me of my grandmother. Thank you for sharing your experience

[@trumanupchurch364]

Tammy Wynette also has another song called D i v o r c e, that's not a joke LOL, check it out?

[@ShawnandMel4Life]

Lol Truman, are you sure that’s not a joke😂😂 Can’t wait to check it out 😀

[@trumanupchurch364]

@@ShawnandMel4Life no it's for real LOL.

[@susandooley9630]

I got to see Johnny Cash in concert in summer of 72, before I left for basic training in Aug of that summer & got to see Tammy in concert in 75 or 76, took my mom with me, Larry Gatlin opened for her..just him, a stool & his guitar. My mom really enjoyed it, said she didn’t realize that Tammy Wynette had such a great sense of humor.

[@sarahsnow8746]

She went through a lot in her life. You need to do George Jones’ “He Stopped Loving Her Today”

[@davisworth5114]

If you want to see a classic country duet check Tammy and Glen Campbell doing "My Elusive Dreams", it's epic. Love your reactions!

[@kathleenkarsten5739]

I’m going to check it out! I’ve never heard it, yet I love both of them. Can’t wait to hear it! Thanks for the suggestion!

[@vickybrackin7483]

As a child I never knew there was another female singer on earth!! Tammy was my Mother's absolute FAVORITE female singer!! She played her Greatest Hits album every single day!!❤

[@my.business]

*Tammy was also known as the First lady of Country.*

[@77ukfan]

In the early 80's Tammy was the featured artist at one of our local fall festivals. My friend and I went to the festival to see what they had, but we figured that Tammy Wynette being such a huge megastar that she was, was probably staying on her tour bus and seeing her before her show was highly unlikely. However once we reached the middle of town where thousands of people were all mingling around what we saw was just amazing, there on the street corner by the bank stood Tammy Wynette talking to a couple, she was mixing and interacting with the people (Her fans), she was very down to earth and personable and to be such a huge star, to me was just mind blowing. As I walked by her (Literally about one foot away from her) she looked at me, smiled and said hi, I was like WOW!!, that was over forty years ago and when I think about it still to this day I think WOW, that someone like her acknowledged me by smiling at me and saying hi. The one thing that really struck me was how INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL she was in person, one of the most gorgeous women I have ever seen, I think one thing we forget is that even though these people are megastars they are people first and have the same feelings and needs the rest of us have.

[@jacqueline4514]

The words men wish we'd all say....and we will, if they deserve it!

[@landreaulover]

Great build up to a very strong ending. Love how she belts it out!

[@raymondbreeland4238]

Long time subscriber hear from Texas my name is Raymond and I really appreciate you your old school artist that you have fallen in love with. No Auto-Tune and actual real bands that's when Tyler was talent not today. Love you guys and God bless.

[@thresher4]

I saw Tammy at a small dance hall in Seguin Texas in 1977. It surprises me now that at the time she got this small venue, being a well known entertainer. Little did we know that she was having health issues, she performed flawlessly, she has a gentile voice. I as well as a few others allowed us to kiss her cheek, I'll remember that with fondness. Well after the show she was rushed to the hospitol, for a bleeding ulcer. Health issues stayed with her until she passed away.

[@shawnpilgrim2355]

CMT voted this song #1 for Greatest Country Song of all time.

[@SMiles.21]

I think I remember hearing somewhere that she said it took 20 minutes to write this song but she would spend the rest of her life defending it.

[@TammyLong-he7yh]

Yes, stand by your man and love him.

[@danosverige]

If you want to hear more pain in the voice? Listen to Dolly Parton's original version of 'I will always love you'! 😉

[@michellejackson6679]

Her voice is just so awesome.. the Queen of Country.. back in the day.. they all had a name.. Tammy was the Queen.. Lorretta was the first Lady... Johnny the man in black, George the Possum, Charlie Rich.. the silver fox.. there's more I can't remember.. just some I remember my Pop-Pop telling me

[@arnoldwolfson325]

Love these guys!

[@rogerajohnson6495]

Tammy Wynette was really big in the late 60s and early 70s. She was married to George Jones back then and they sang a lot of duets together. You should listen to We're not the Jet Set.

[@rothgararms1860]

❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸 She was born a real life Coal Miners Daughter ! …. She the Real Deal ! ……. 💪🏻💪🏻

[@jameslinville5402]

I am almost 69 years old we were raised on this type of music, and yes, this song was one our mother loved to listen to and sing along with. Brings back a lot of memories. Good on you for playing this, thank you!

[@margaretmax-community]

The night she won the award for this song, het husband refused to go and left her with an empty seat and he drank all night, when she arrived home, he beat her. I always cry to this song. No matter what, abuse must never be tolerated.

[@stacymoore9836]

Tammy Wynette was married to George Jones. A TV movie was even made about them. Unfortunately she passed away.

[@Heather61776]

Anne Murray "Snowbird" Lyn Anderson "Rose Garden" Bobbie Gentry "Ode to Billie Joe" Amazing songs I need to share with you

[@tammycannon2678]

I truly love watching yalls reactions. Thankyou for sharing

[@ShawnandMel4Life]

Our pleasure! We really appreciate you watching ❤️

[@brianpakula6376]

I thank my grandma for raising me with great music like this back in the 70s and 80s. R.I.P granny

[@ritamulloy3522]

Heartbreaking 💔 what a voice!

[@timothysarris9742]

I’m starting to listen to y’all’s reactions more than ten times each! Lol

[@suedyment511]

Love Tammy - D - I - V - O - R - C - E

[@donaldbeard6231]

Till I can make it on my own by Tammy Wynette is a tear jerker and i would like to see you try not to cry 😢

[@davecarroll8186]

I was 25 when I brought the 45rpm record of this song..still have it!