don't mess with a southern belle :}

Oh Word... That is sooo funny, but True!!!

My thoughts exactly. Well said...and oh, so true!

Yes we southenbelles Can be like that : }'

😁😁😂😂😂🤣

I like Jolene honestly, but it did come off as "you're better than me, but please I need my man, please don't take him T_T." Was looking for a song with some spunk to tell ladies to eff off. XD

NHindividualist No, “Fist City” is the anti jolene song

That’s right! She had a tough life.

This song was written for her husband as well as “don’t come home a drinkin”

Actually, she was a grandma at 29. She had a baby at 14, and that one had one at 15.

As a Texan I can vouch for that!!! 😂🤣😂🤣

You know I heard that >;J

As a Southern (Texan) male, you are NOT joking.

@@DarthRevan-lu6xp I’m also a Texan - I don’t typically put us in the “southern” category (Texas is a category all its own 😊) but this is something we have in common with other “southern” states 😉

Amen to that!

By 19 she was a mother of 5 she toured radio stations around by car with packed bologna sandwiches and her guitar and a dream

That's dope

don't forget Patsy Cline who she looked up to and decided to follow in the footsteps of\ rise up with{and named one of her daughters after}. she influenced a lot of females but she was also influenced by a couple herself.

@@OldIndigone I also like some of her balads about growing up though, not a single song can compare to Cole Miner's Daughter. I actually have a copy of her original 'Demo' Vinal Record and the original sounds so much better than all the auto-tune you will hear in modern versions on cd\digital versions. if you ever have a chance to listen to any of her older records on vinal then take it. it is so worth it.

She was 27 when she started performing not 19.

" Stop growling like a big ole bear Doo"

good line !

Yessss. George and Ryan. Please do!

Scrolled down to comment exactly this. One one of my favorite movies ever.

Yes please!

Great movie

Yes most definitely!

Whaaaaaattt? 😲 😂

@@LostInVegas She's a G.

@@@LostInVegas Also "Portland Oregon" with her and Jack White from their Album Van Lear Rose.

TRUE APPALACHIAN QUEEN! STRAIGHT FROM THE HOLLER!

@@LostInVegas it happened lol. She is a classy lady but she will cut a ho quick.

I love the scene where she's writing this song on the bus after that incident and he says to her something like, "Now where did you ever get an idea like that, LORetta?" LMAO!! I love that scene!

Love that movie!!!

YESSSS! That is my movie. ❤

"Hold on baby I forgot my parrots." LOL

One of my favorite movies!

Just looked it up LMAO

Great review guys. How about hank jr country boy can survive

I was about to say the same thing.

For real. She wrote this stuff herself.

I agree they would *love* Fist City

I agree. "You Ain't Woman Enough", is a good song but "Fist City", is better IMO.

Not sure if you care but the band paramore coverd this song and i think the singer did really good

And the fact she put the work in to fix her marriage rather than taking the easy way out is a testament to her.

Fist City! Love that song!

@Ian Hernandez I never said Miranda would be as good as Loretta. I said Miranda was the only one who could do it justice. Before I'm accused I'm not a big Miranda fan. I've listened to Loretta since 1967 and love her easy going fun loving way..... why 67, because I was born in 65.

where can I get her new albums? I can't find them anywhere. I have a copy of a few of her vinal records though and the 20th century Master collection of her earlier hits. I'd love to listen to some of her newer stuff to see how much has changed\stayed the same. I grew up with Miss. Lorretta's music as well and just can't get enough of it when I get nostalgic for the good ol' days.

Classic rock Lover the pill is another great song about her life and the times she wrote the song.

Agreed! That and Sqaw is on the warpath 😎

"The man I love, when he picks up trash, he puts it in a garbage can" luv it. Wonderful songwriter.

Check out her biopic Coal Miner’s Daughter from 1980.

Harper valley PTA

That is my favorite Country song.

Crazy by Patsy Cline I think would be more recognizable.

She's got you or sweet dreams are some great ones.

React to Roger Miller

YES!

Steven Moles it’s by Jeanne C. Reilly. And I LOVE that song.

Written by Tom T. Hall

John Odum never knew that! Great song writer!

Yesss!!! Jeannie C. Riley. And the movie was great too!

Oh yeah, I LOVE that song!

Or Jerry Reed - Amos Moses.

Always respect The Snowman,

Robert Reichle love it

I grew up with my mother listening to Charlie Pride and Freddie Fender. She also loved Charlie Rich as well. Legendary singers that left a legacy for the next generation!

Yes. My mom has just about every Charlie Pride album he had out in the 60s and 70s. My favorite song of his is "Anybody going to San Antone".

Deborah Peterson and the next generation is straying far away from real true country music. This crap they playing nowadays ain’t worth a shit.

RED SOX FAN 36 This is why I tell people I'm not a country music fan, because I'm referring to singers today...pure garbage. If there wasn't technology available, we would have never heard of them. Hell, with auto tune, I sound great myself. 😂

I'm up for that. Kiss an Angle Good Morning is one of Charlie Pride's greatest songs. but there are so many more to choose from. Don't let my bias sway which one they\you pick.

I was thinking the same thing...Lynn and Cline were friends and both iconic. Crazy was written by That redheaded stranger Mr Willie Nelson. So you would have two of the greats in one song. But I fall to pieces, or Walking after midnight, or "She's Got You" would also be great songs. Crazy though was her big cross over song

A great song by a great song writer, Willie Nelson

One of the best voices ever Patsy

@@melissatomlin13 Sweet Dreams still gives me chills.

Oh yes!!! Great song

Three Wooden Crosses has the lyrics to really get them, would be my guess.

+1 for three wooden crosses

I love three wooden crosses

I told you so would be awesome as well

Yes. And there is a scene that addresses the inspiration for writing and recording this song. lol Pulled a women off her husband in the back seat of a car. After running her off, she lit in on her husband. Wrote that song after that. Loretta grew up very poor in a coalmining town of Kentucky. A hard environment and she is a tough gal. she was just a very young teen when she married. I always admired how she stuck with Do, in spite of his infidelity and sometimes abusive ways. I remember her skipping a big awards show,( that she was to receive an impressive award) because she was by his side in the hospital. Her husband is who started her career and they went through a lot together. I lost count of how many times I have watched Coal Miners daughter. Sissy Spacek was awesome and even did the singing herself. Sounded just like Loretta.

They did Jolene, don't know about the others.

Better yet, Sing Me Home.

danny lopez hell yes

YEEEEEEEES!

I think a real good one would be branded man

OMG yes! Dolly begged Jolene not to take her man, Loretta warned her what would happen if she tried!

Seven Spanish Angels, definitely.

OMG!! Seven Spanish Angels is ALL THAT!!

7 spanish angels 👏👏

I've been asking for Seven Spanish Angels for a year.

@@bobbierobinson6269 Theirs got to be somehow we can get through to them

I do! I love Ronnie Milsap

His voice was pure gold.

Ronnie Milsap is amazing but that song always made me laugh when the line, "someone here that I can't see" was sung. Him being blind just made that funny to me but he is one of my favorite artists! Smokey Mountain Rain, Legend In My Time and really everything he did was incredible!

He was amazing in concert. There was a duet album released couple months ago of his top hits. Really good album

That's a sad song right there, funeral material

Written for Vince's brother who passed.

Agreed BIG TIME, one of my all-time favorite songs without exception. Few things get me all misty inside, but that song hits deep.

So classic that George Michael and Prince both did covers. ;) Prince's version wasn't too bad, but George Michael's was ALMOST as good as the original.

Her cover of "Angel from Montgomery" is outstanding too

Fun fact: Adele is also on the record as claiming it's one of her all time favorite songs, and she did a fantastic cover of it on her Royal Albert Hall live album.

Marlena Craft Love that song! Got it on one of my playlists 🙂

Yes! I came to the comments to say that. For a genre that is most often associated with conservatism, she was/is extremely progressive.

For a genre associated with conservatism you'd be surprised how many artists are progressive-minded, and not just Lynn. ;)

True.

and Rated X which came out about the same time as this supposedly about the same woman and\or one of her female friends in the music industry. [music beefs\fueds are not new and only for the rap ock genres. XD]

Corey Jefferson he was awesome!

Charlie Pride is awesome!

YES! Loved him!

Kiss an angel good morning

Yes

Omg!!! I used to sing that song at the TOP of my lungs when I was a kid !!!

I dont wanna play house is one of may fav tammy wynette songs

I'd add Tanya Tucker and Wanda Jackson to that list

Ugh, totally forgot about her!

Gayle with her Rapunzel hair

Dolly?

How many times can I hit like?

Yes! I agree. They need to hear that.

Definitely agree

Yes, yes, yes. Great song.

yes!

and Cadillac Blues By his son Hank III or as he prefers to be called Trey.

FYI, "Boy Named Sue" was written by Shel Silverstein. I think my fave Johnny Cash song is "One Piece At a Time".

Cocaine blues

Yes cocaine blues!

"God's gonna cut you down" Johnny Cash

Dont take your guns to town is another good Cash song

Crazy was written by Willie Nelson!