LOVED IT!!.| FIRST TIME HEARING Loretta Lynn - Coal Miner's Daughter REACTION 

Loretta wrote this song about her life. Loretta was one of Patsy Cline's best friends and is an icon in the country music industry.

Patsy Cline was her best friend . She was pregnant with Twins when Patsy passed away . She named one of the twin girls Patsy after Cline . There is also a movie called the Coal Miners Daughter it’s Loretta Lynn’s Life story Beautiful movie .

Sissy Spacek won the Oscar for playing Loretta in Coal Miner's Daughter. This song is her childhood story. The movie is a must! What a life that woman lived! RIP Miss Loretta. The First Lady of Country Music.

Rest in Peace, Loretta Lynn - 10/04/2022 :( You will be forever missed and remembered. The most decorated female country music artist of all time passed away today.

Loretta is one of Country Music's greats. "You Ain't Woman Enough (to Take My Man)" is a total flip side from Dolly's "Joleen" LOL

Crystal Gayle "Don't it make my brown eyes blue". She is Loretta Lynn's baby sister.

She's the QUEEN of country music!! Married at 13. This song is her life !!!!

REST IN PEACE LORETTA LYNN. She passed away at her ranch almost a year ago in October, 2022 at age 90. She grew up in the 30s/40s. She got married and started having babies as a teenager...6 kids by age 24. She started singing on stage in 1961. Her dad died before getting a chance to see her on stage. She stayed married to an alcoholic womanizer until he passed away in the 1990s. There was often physical abuse, but not more than she could handle. She's often said there was never a time he would hit her once, that she didn't hit him back twice. She's even knocked a couple of his teeth out. When she'd catch him with another woman, she'd fight her. For all his faults, they really loved each other. He is the one who pushed her into singing professionally, and was her manager for quite a while. She wrote almost every song she recorded, and still has about 3,000 songs she hasn't recorded. Most of her songs are about things she experienced. She teamed up with Conway Twitty and they were one of the hottest duos in country music, winning Entertainer of the Decade in 1979. She never quit working. She had to stop touring after a stroke in 2017, but kept writing and recording songs.She was in the middle of a 5 album deal when she died.

So this was a fantastic movie also starring Sissy Spacek as Loretta Lynn she won the Academy award for best actress and Tommy Lee Jones as her husband. Loretta is the queen of country. She got married at 15 to a man she’s only known one month it’s a great movie her life story if you ever get a chance I highly recommend it

Loretta is my third cousin. My grandfather worked with her dad in the Van Lear coal mine that she mentioned in the beginning of the song. Butcher Hollow was near Paintsville KY where my granddads people were from.

I think the reason this song struck a cord with so many people and it’s still so loved is because it’s the true story of her life.

Such a beautifully-written song that truly came from her real life. Iconic.

Loretta Lynn is a living legend. She is required listening for all country music fans. A true icon from the mountains of Kentucky.

Hi guys, Loretta Lynn wrote the song about her life. She wrote many songs about her personal experiences. 'Coal Miner's Daughter's is also a great movie based on her life.

I came here tonight because Loretta Lynn passed away. She was such a great performer and a true legend of country music. RIP Loretta!

My grandma would always sing this song and I would sigh and roll my eyes. But now that she’s gone, it puts the biggest smile on my face.

Oh gosh girl! PLEASEEEEEEE listen to the Judd's "Grandpa, tell me about the good ol' days." Try not to cry challenge! It's sooo beautiful and the Judd's are a mother/daughter duo so it'll be a two for one Female Friday.

Be sure to react to her younger sister, Crystal Gayle, “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue” and “You’ve Been Talking In Your Sleep.”

Loretta Lynn is the Queen of Country Music!

This song tells nothing but the truth .I am a retired coal miner .An we all feel her pain .Its just the way things were back then

Watch the movie Her family was not blue collar, they’s poor. Her life was hard as a child and she worked to become the queen of country.

Other female singers of this genre: Lynn Anderson “Rose Garden” and Tammy Wynette “Stand By You Man.”

Loretta is considered one of the greatest in country music. That was in the 60'S she started in the 50's. Great voice!

Loretta Lynn is and has been the reigning Queen of Country Music as she is called. She has been a member of the Hrand Ole Opry over 60 years. She paved the way for so many women after her. She was the real deal. She lived in a cabin in Appalachia. She passed yesterday at age 90. She was a wonderful person. Watch Yhe Coal Miner's Daughter. It was the story of her life. She really is the most famous female Country star, ever. May she rest in eternal peace.

The Queen of Country Music . If you guys really wanna watch a great Movie .. you should watch her bio movie Coal Miners Daughter .. she was friends and mentored by Patsy Cline and of course Lorettas younger sister Chrystal Gale is a artist also . . Loretta is the idol of many if not all female country artists ..

I would definitely recommend you watch the movie "Coal Miner's Daughter." She had a fascinating life. Sissy Spacek does an amazing job playing her.

I forgot how much I loved Loretta Lynn and how much I loved this song of her life. Thank you

Still the queen of country music. She sold this song so easily because she lived it. God blessed us with Miss Loretta.

This song is about her life. She’s a true country music icon.

This song is about her real family. They made a movie about her life called Coal Miners Daughter

Guys you just listened to the QUEEN OF COUNTRY.

My most favorite movie ever. The grandest lady Loretta Lynn. She could pull off a ballgown any day of the week.

See the movie. It is great!!!

“Silver thread and golden needles” is the trio of legendary country music women… Dolly, Tammy Wynette and Loretta Lynn. It was a BIG deal when it came out.

For a long time...that's just the way people who were the Work Force in Coal Mines of Tennessee LIVED... Dolly did come AFTER Ms Loretta Lynn..but from similar backgrounds... If u listen to Dolly's song "Coat of Many Colors"...u get the same feel.. I was also raised in the country and know that Well Water is the BEST for U!!.. As a matter of fact our Dentist said that our teeth were so good as a result of drinking Well water!!.. We ddnt even get chronically ill until We moved to the City!!.. City water taste horrible!!.. It full of chemicals u should not be drinking!!.. Thnk God I still have my Grandpa's property!.. And Thnk U so much for this Beautiful reaction!!.. Go back further in Time to..Ms Patsy Cline!!.. The one that Loretta and Dolly LOOK UP TO!!.. ✌️❤️😎🙏🇺🇲🌎👍👍

One of the greatest ladies of Country Music.

Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline and Tammy Wynette were the ones my parents listened to when I was growing up. They all shared humble beginnings and worked tirelessly to make it in country music. You should give Tammy a try for some really really twang vocals. She was married to George Jones for a time and they made some great songs, but Tammy's "D-I-V-O-R-C-E" was probably her biggest single.

I agree with others, Amber NEEDS to see the movie "Coal Miner's Daughter". It tells Loretta's life story so well! It was a hit movie with the public AND won critical acclaim (including Oscars). Sissy Spacek & Tommy Lee Jones are perfect in it. I'm sure it's available through different streaming services or on DVD. Please seek it out, Amber, & then let us know what you think about it!💙

RIP Loretta The Queen of Country

Literally live about 25 mins from Butcher Hollar, and that is a way of life for sure.. The coal mines are few & far between for this generation.. But me growing up, my Dad, Uncles, Grandfather all were coal miners, and couldn't wait to try and stay awake to see our Daddy come through the door, face black covered in coal dust.. One thing is for sure, where we are from, here in our lil corner of the world, which is the Mtns of Southeastern Ky. One thing nobody can deny is just how much incredible talent, and I mean legendary country musician's that are ALL from this area, and that goes bk to the older legends to some of today's biggest & brightest stars, who are ALL from this one stretch of highway in and around that of pretty much the same & surrounding areas of Eastern, Ky. All close enough that u can travel to and from ea area and be anywhere from a cpl miles to an hr drive away at tops.. That stretch of highway on US 23 is called Country Music Highway, and several small Eastern Ky counties that all border and neighbor ea other when traveled you will pass these commemorative highway signs with the artist names listed on them from whatever particular and specific area you are in at that time.. Just for starters off the top of my head, here is a few of the big country music stars who all were born and raised out of these hills here in Southeastern Ky.. It begins with none other than The Queen of Country Music..,Ms. Loretta Lynn! Then you have the likes of Dwight Yoakam, Gary Stewart, Keith Whitley, Billy Ray Cyrus, Ricky Skaggs, Crystal Gayle, The Judds, Tom T. Hall, Patty Loveless, and as far as today goes..., how about imo the top 2 country artist going, especially songwriters and incredibly unique and talented voices in none other than Chris Stapleton and Tyler Childers! Chris Stapleton attended Johnson Central High School, in Johnson County, in the city of Paintsville where he was valedictorian and a captain of the football team! Paintsville is about 15 mins from my house. I grew up playing sports and against his school of Johnson Central, as they were one of our rival schools as a part of the same 15th Region, where we were H.S. basketball foes etc..Lol Then you have Tyler Childers who is from Lawrence County, but wound up attending and graduating H.S. from Paintsville Ky. Which is literally 5 mins from Chris Stapleton's old HS of Johnson Central, as it was located in the city of downtown Paintsville.. Now Chris is older, but still what is the chances that 2 guys from our area not only made it out but are extremely successful and even growing as that of someone more & more famous! But the fact that they ended up going to NOT only just local and rival high schools.. Even more so are the one's that are in the SAME exact county, but even crazier, 2 completely separate high schools, that are just so happening to not only be in just that of the same county, but ALSO the same city, and furthermore the SAME City limits at that!!!!!!! and are very similar but in the SAME City limits!!! Crazy! As a sidenote Sturgill Simpson who is originally from Jackson County, which is not a part of country music Iowa but still the mountains of Southeastern Kentucky, who later moved with his family to Lexington. But that is a crazy list of Legends and talent, and I left out Sundy Best who is a really good country duo with some good songs, and I wish they would have kept going. Made it far enough along to perform at the Grand Ole Opry and so on. Also side note for those that don't understand who The Judds are, and the most famous one at that is Wynonna Judd of course.. That said, things have just been ALL out of whack recently.. Dinosaur & blues man was played in Southeastern Ky for history for the day, as not only without born and raised here, I'm still here and raising my children here as well!!!! Fun fact if you're ever in the area you can actually travel to Butcher Holler, and pull right up to the little cabin home that Loretta Lynn and her family was raised in, there's no admission or fees you can get out and walk right up to it and walk in and check it out.. There is often relatives or some local people that kind of watches over the place, and try to answer any questions if people stop by and check it out.

This is one of the most literal and emotionally honest songs ever written. Loretta Lynn was SO POOR! "In the summer time we didn't have shoes to wear, but in the winter time we'd all get a new pair." That's literal. They could only afford one pair of shoes a year. Once she out grew her shoes, that was it. she had to go barefoot until her family could afford to order another pair.

You should do “You Ain’t Women Enough (To Take My Man)” next...and Dolly Parton’s “Coat of Many Colors”

You guys should watch Coal Miner's Daughter. It's a movie about Loretta Lynn, her life, and how she became the country star she was. She passed away in October 2022. And girl, you are right - there is nothing better than well water!

She’s country royalty. Watch the movie Coal Miners Daughter with Tommy Lee Jones and Sissy Spacek. Its Loretta Lynn’s life story. She was best friends with the great Patsy Cline.

And now you need to see the film Coal Miner's Daughter. Sissy Spacek plays Loretta to a tee, and sings Loretta's songs herself, sounding almost exactly like her. Levon Helm, lead singer of The Band (the group's actual name) plays her daddy incredibly believably. The wonderful actor Tommy Lee Jones plays Doolittle Lynn, her husband (she married at age 13). You have got to see it.

You guys are definitely the Kool Kids, no two ways about it. The way you dig into different genres with the same enthusiasm, knowledge, and emotional understanding of the individual tunes is awesome. I actually relive the first time I heard the song when following you. may God continue to bless you and your family mightily!

Loretta Lynn was a TrailBlazer for women in Country Music, When Dolly Came to the scene as a star, Loretta already was a huge legend. Patsy and Loretta opened the doors for Female singers in Country Music

Yes please watch the movie about my Loretta...Coal Miners Daughter...its a fabulous movie!

A true country legend.

She's with her mom and dad now. 😭❤️🙏

Loretta lynn is the queen of country. This is the late 60's early 70's. Loretta was born in Butcher Hollar Kentucky. Married at 14 started having babies at 15. Had 4 by the age of 20. Then come the twins. I love Loretta .

Give "Fist City" by her a listen. She has quite a few salty songs. The Pill, Rated X, You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man.

Yes!! So thrilled to see y'all react to Loretta Lynn! I hope you will react in the future to one of her duets with Conway Twitty ("Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" is my favorite.) One of the best albums ever made was her 2004 album, Van Lear Rose, which was produced by Jack White of The White Stripes. The songs, "Van Lear Rose" and "Portland, Oregon," which is a duet with White, are amazing.

So glad you listen to her! You’re right she is a very humble and sweet. One of the few artist who doesn’t have an arrogant bone in her body. I grew up in the south and my parents enjoyed country music and she was one of the artist that my mother listen to frequently. And you’re right about the time. That’s in the late 60s they are in that clip. I loved her as a child and I still love her today I’m 62 and Larreta I believe is about 89 years old now. She lives in hurricane Hills Tennessee. You can watch the whole video about her home and property she owns as it is haunted. You can find it on RU-vid under Loretta Lynn documentary.All her songs reflect her life experiences and she wrote her own songs as well. There is also a fantastic movie that came out many years ago called the coal miners daughter. Just like everybody is commenting you have to see that movie! She has an incredible life story a true rags to riches❤️

Hey guys. I am an older woman (almost 70) I am loving your page. and I love that you are sampling the music from the country side. I thinks we almost have a convert! I grew up in the hills of West "by God" Virginia. and I can so relate to the both of you. I was raised in the city, but during the summertime we would go to my grandfathers farm and I so loved it...so much simpler there. No running water, no electricity and of course no phone. My Grandfather had an outhouse. A pump that you had to prime before you got any water out. Tobacco barns, hay and corn fields. I loved loved loved it!

It would be cool to do a reaction to the movie by the same name. I believe Lorretta and Dolly are close in age and had very similar childhoods in the mountains of southeast USA. Amber, I didn't know about your Dad, but I always love the way you speak of him. I'm really sorry he is gone and will miss seeing Luca, but I bet he is watching over you and is very proud of what he sees.

Her sister is Crystal Gayle who sang, "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue", "Please Help Me I'm Falling", and "You've Been Talking in Your Sleep"(do this first).

Happy birthday, Loretta Lynn! 90 years young!

Rest in heavenly slumber Miss Loretta Lynn,,, such a big loss for country music and the world. Her daddy called her Loretty,,, she’s part Native American you can tell by her high cheekbones and her sister Crystal Gayle is another famous country singer. Her long dark hair and high cheekbones are gorgeous.

this is a huge rabbit hole, loretta wrote most of her songs and they are all straight from the heart. not to mention her duets with conway twitty,

She was a true to her roots & was very humble!! She was singing about her life !!

It’s great to see young couple liking these classic western music that on your site. Miss Lynn is that lady that pulls life stories in her songs, especially true story of her family mainly her dad.

This was her life. She lived it. I was honored to get to see Loretta in concert. This song is special to me because my mom lived this life also. She used to say this song could have been written about her life. My sweet Mom went to be with the Lord a year and a half ago. She was 96 years old. Not much left but the memory of the coal minor’s daughter.

My grandma loved this song, she was from West Virginia and she was a coal miner's daughter. My great grandfather died when she was still pretty young from black lung from the coal dust.

These country songs tear me up. I can’t even listen to Dolly Parton’s “Coat of Many Colors” without tearing up. Loretta is The Queen of Country.

I love watching you guys reaction to what ever genre you play. She's singing about her life growing up. Country music has gotten more R&R. The similarly comes from the way they grew up. I'm 73 and I love R&R from the doo wop , motown and 70s. Back in the day there was Big Band , Jazz, Country Western , Hillbilly music. Plus rockabilly

This is timed appropriately since she just passed away about 5 days ago. What a story from a lady who went thru very hard times to such a successful career and was such a talent and inspiration to do many

She is singing about her real life and the movie is awesome! ❤❤

Every generation should hear Loretta. She's us.

She will always be the Queen of country

Don't Come Home A Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind) is another brilliant song by Loretta Lynn.

The GodMother of Country yes Ma’am love love Loretta …. Gotta do her song Your The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly …. And her Song called The Pill … radio stations wouldn’t even play the song The Pill .

Coal Miner's Daughter is and has been one of my top 5 most favorite movies of all time. Sissy Spacek and Tommy Lee Jones were amazing in it. I highly recommend y'all watch it😍

Loretta and Dolly have been great friends for many decades. They both came from very humble beginnings and have never forgotten their roots. Loretta is 89 now and STILL WORKING...she just released another hit album. She has no plans to retire, saying she will work as long as she can. She could have quit working a long time ago, but she really loves writing songs.

This song hits home. I'm Appalachian and my Dad is one of eight siblings. They didn't have running water and used an outhouse until he was a senior in high school. My Papaw, his Dad, worked his tail off on the farm and Mamaw took care of the kids and the house. I have the farm implements that my Papaw's mules pulled in the field. I built a display in the front yard. I've picked up potatoes behind those turning plows and the mules. My Mom is from a very similar family of similar size. My Brother and I never thought we were poor but now that I'm 52 years old myself, I look back on just how hard Dad and Mom worked to get the things my Brother and I had and remember just how little was left for Mom and Dad. They were poor so their kids wouldn't be.

One of my favorite songs is her duet with Conway Twitty “Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man”. Her voice is so powerful and beautiful

@RobSquad you really should check out Jeff Healey band “Angel Eyes” You both will love it

I've been binge watching your videos this weekend. You guys cheer me up so much and bring a great joy. I am a proud coal Miner's granddaughter. My mom would tell me stories of her growing up at the top of the hollow. Their house was one room and a path to the outhouse. Then they added on other rooms in a basement and a bathroom. My mother worked at a local jewelry store in the summer so she could pay the money to get a telephone put in when she was 16 years old in the '60s. My mother graduated high school in 1968 and was married two weeks after graduation. I love Southwest Virginia it is the most beautiful place in the world. I grew up in the military and I've been all over. All 48 continental United States and parts of Europe when I was in Middle School and lived in Germany. Virginia is always home. I want to thank you guys you are one of my favorite channels to watch. Both your music channel and your movie channel are a joy and make me laugh. I've been a subscriber since before beautiful wife started on the channel. Those were the days! I love you guys together! In 2011 I was diagnosed with young onset Parkinson's disease. when I go on my walks up and down the railroad tracks I watch your videos. The music brings back so many memories of such eclectic music. I grew up with a lot of the music that you guys react to. I wanted to let you guys know how much of a blessing you that you are and keep it up!

10-04-22 R.I.P. Loretta. She was my secret girlfriend ever since I saw her perform live when the Grand Ol' Opry road show came to Seattle way back in the 60s. Hard to believe such a remarkable music icon is no longer with us. Her presence will be greatly missed.

The movie based on this song/ Loretta's life is one of my favourites. As an aside, Loretta Lynne became a grandmother at 29 years old.

You should check out the movie of Loretta's life also called "Coal Miner's Daughter", it's a great story and also covers her friendship with Patsy Cline.

Yay... the first lady of Country music and my favorite artist ever ❤ and the song she wrote for her daddy

Her's is a true story. I grew up a coal miner's son in the fifties near her. It was a hard hard life, but close families. I wish i could go back to those days. No inside running water and no inside bathroom. No store bought toys. Just love. I would still trade all i have attained for that feeling of love and hardship.

We cannot relate to our elders living in the depression era, and this song was about that era. We can and do enjoy it, but because of their sacrifices and wanting better for their kids we are detached, thankfully.

The movie they made about her life with Tommy Lee Jones was great! A must watch. Also, would love to see you two react to Dolly Parton’s Coat of Many Colors.

I live about an hour away from Butcher Holler, been there and in Van Lear a few times, not too far from Paintsville, KY. Loretta's brother would take people on a tour of the house she and her siblings grew up in there in Butcher Holler, kind of a mini museum. Many people in this region can relate very much to her song, because we have hoed corn, we have drew well water, our parents and grandparents read by the coal oil lamps (By the way I still have a couple of those lamps) I have helped my great aunt make her own lye soap, churned homemade butter, we butchered our own hogs, and I have heard my grandmother and her siblings (My great aunts and uncles) say more than once, they didn't have much but they all had love for each other. The people never thought of themselves as poor because most of the people all grew up in a similar environment, so nobody really paid any attention to their "social status". My parents are from the same generation as Loretta, so as I said most of us around here can relate to Loretta's up bringing because so many of us grew up in a very similar manner, I guess that is why we all love Loretta so much, she is one of us.

Butcher Holler is in the Appalachian Mountains near Paintsville, KY. I grew up down the road from her home, so I can relate to her childhood. She is the queen of country music, and will always be the queen. My mom was a big fan so I was fortunate enough to see her perform several times at the old Grand Ole Opry in downtown Nashville when I was a kid. It was a big deal to drive to Nashville and go to the Opry. A kid from "up the holler" in glitzy downtown Nashville in the early 70's to see some of the biggest stars in Country music. Imagine!

You should check out "You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man" by her as well

I'd love to see some Bonnie Raitt on Female Friday. Give It Up, Woman Be Wise, Wah She Go Do. Bonnie is known as a good blues guitarist as well as a singer.

For some reason, this story seems to explain alot of us old folks story. Always working hard to make an honest dollar and never regretn how much we loved our family and providing for them. It was hard physical work, but man you felt good after that. Wish our youngns got that chance to work that kind of dirty work. Now it's all about how smart you are. Funny though, somebody still has to do the dirty work out there.

Her voice is absolutely transcending!!!

I was fortunate enough to see her perform live in Cincinnati in 1976. I also met her, and she was an absolutely lovely and kind woman.

Loretta and her sister, Crystal Gayle, were icons of my childhood. You should go down the beautiful rabbit hole of both!

My mum LOVES Loretta Lynn! I grew up listening to her. You should check out her duets with Conway Twitty, they have one called "You're the Reason Our Kids are so Ugly"!

Loretta Always sing songs about her life and back in the day her songs got band but never stop her any and her and Dolly are good friends.I love the movie coal miners daughter.

She is the Queen of the Ol' Opry/Country Music

They called her the First Lady of country music! I love Loretta!!!!

What’s most amazing is that this song is a an actual biography of her life.

Loretta Lynn is th Queen of Country music. All of her songs are from her own personal experience. Loretta and Patsy Cline toured together till that unfortunate day when the plane Patsy was on crashed.

I saw Loretta Lynne and Conway Twitty in Nashville Tennessee when I was in eighth grade she is a wonderful and humble woman. Beautiful classic country voice.