What Happened to Barbara Mandrell & the Mandrell Sisters

What Happened to Barbara Mandrell & the Mandrell Sisters
With a strong record of being the best in their time, the legacy of the Mandrell sisters echoes to this day. Barbara Mandrell and her sisters, Louise and Irlene, were a popular singing group in country music during the 1970s and 1980s. Barbara had so many songs that were very popular and won many awards. The sisters had a TV show called "Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters" on NBC from 1980 to 1982, which made them even more famous. When it seemed as though things were becoming great a tragedy struck. What was this tragedy? Was the tragedy the end of the Mandrell sisters? Join us as we discover what happened to Barbara Mandrell & the Mandrell sisters.

[@jthoen61]

I watched them with my folks when I was a kid. I always loved their singing,

[@laurielaurie8280]

Barbara was awesome to watch. So much talent and beauty 🌹

[@glennettakasper1026]

I am thrilled to hear this story!! I have wondered for a long time about Barbara Mandrell and her sisters. I'm not sure why but she had a huge impact on me. I'm so happy that she's doing well. I remember that awful car crash and do remember that she was wearing her seat belt. Good lesson for all of us. Thank you for this amazing story!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sandydunnam9034]

Always LOVED Barbara and her music, as well as the show Barbara Mandrell, and The Mandrell sisters. I've missed Barbara Mandrell so much! Glad I got to see this video. Thank you so much.

[@LondonBlue6894]

Loved that entertaining show. My mother watched it faithfully and I also got hooked. Very talented family. We could use that kind of variety show now.

[@jeanwills8831]

Loved, loved, loved these gals!!!

[@cameliawilks2049]

Such a beautiful talented lady. I’m her age and had a bad car accident caused by a drunk driver too. I still have chronic pain. I wonder if she still suffers from her injuries as well ? Please DONT DRINK AND DRIVE and PUT YOUR CELL PHONES AWAY

[@JudyStap]

I love you I grew up on your music I even would sing along you are so awesome so wonderful and always looking beautiful you made a lot of people Andy view where is that been out enough to burn right there with you I hope you’re enjoying your life with your family love Judy Stap from warren arkansas ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Anita-e3v]

I grew up hearing her music and I still to this day love her music she is such a beautiful lady she has been through so much through it all she has that beautiful smile , she still has us fans who care miss her performing

[@mairim4578]

Beautiful and very talented.

[@NormaRaines]

I’ve been right there with her, everything she did & went through praying for her all the way! And so thank her for fighting for our seat belt laws, for the lives of our children! Hugs

[@OkiePeg411]

I loved Barbara Mandrell. I miss her singing.

[@bleuShoErn]

I remember 9/11/1984. It was a Tuesday evening. A friend and I traveling on Gallatin Road when we came upon the accident right after it happened. I remember the Jag specifically. On arrival at the club, we were told Barbara Mandrell was seriously injured. The road in that spot is straight and it was dry. The speed limit, I believe at the time was 45. That week of the accident was significant in Nashville for country music. Willie Nelson was playing at the fairgrounds, Ronald Reagan was in town and wished Roy Acuff a happy birthday at the Grand Ole Opry. Ernest Tubb was buried at Hermitage Memorial, Bill Monroe also celebrated a birthday. I miss the old Nashville.

[@MDow1965]

Great

[@Hope-vf7pf]

Used to look rhem on tv when i was a little girl