Wynona Judd

Collection
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This is a good Wynonna Judd collection. Wynonna's got a distinctive voice that works really well for country-rock. Country-rock is what she does really great at. Good tunes on here are:

I Saw the Light - about the revelation her man is cheating
No One Else on Earth - excellent song made even better in this "club remix" version. It's a perfect piece of the country-rock Wynonna shines on.

Rock Bottom
Girls with Guitars

The 2 foregoing songs are country-rock, the best stuff on here. The other tunes are fine, but not as good and exciting as the ones I've listed here. Good stuff from Wynonna.

THE JUDDS RCA 1982 LP 12" HAND SIGNED BY NAOME & WYNONNA W/COA
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1985 rca the judds lp signed in blue by naome & wynonna- hand signed in person with coa awesome to add to any collection

Wynonna
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This is Wynonna's first solo effort and a darn good effort too. Every song on this CD is powerful and strong. Her first single "She Is His Only Need" reached number 1 and became her first big solo hit. I remember the first time I heard her sing it on the awards show and how powerful the song was and how it made her mom cry. The 2nd single "I Saw The Light" became a number 1 song also and was the number 1 song for the year on the year end countdown. This song is very upbeat and will keep your toes tapping. The next single "No One Else On Earth" was her 3rd number 1 from the CD and is more of a rock song than a country song but is still a very good song. The 4th single "My Strongest Weekness" was a top 10 hit and is the weakest song on the CD. Other standouts are "When I Reach The Place I'm Going" a duet with her mother sounds just like a Judd song should sound and could have been a single from the CD. "All Of That Love From Here" a ballad that is very smooth and relaxing to hear also could have been a single. All in all this is a very good CD and not a bad start for Wynonna as she ventures into the music business on her own. I am pleased to have this in my CD collection

A Classic Christmas
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Since going solo, Wynonna has sometimes strayed from her country roots. While this is markedly different in style from the Christmas album that Wynonna recorded with her mother in the eighties, it should have plenty of appeal to fans of contemporary country music. A slight disappointment is that Wynonna chose to re-record many of the songs that you'll find on Christmas time with the Judds. Well, at least if you listen to both, you'll notice the contrast. The musicians credited here play guitars, drums, upright bass, French horn, English horn, oboe, harp, harmonica and a vast number of strings, but Wynonna's lovely voice is always the focus.

Of the songs, the only original here (It's the messiah) closes the album and is indeed an excellent song, as well as being the album's highlight for me. Wynonna sings the familiar classics superbly. Two of them (Ave Maria, O come o come Emmanuel) are rarely found on country Christmas albums, so it's great to find them here. The other familiar classics are The Christmas song, Winter wonderland, White Christmas, I'll be home for Christmas, Santa Claus is coming to town, Have yourself a merry little Christmas, O holy night and Silent night.

This is a superb Christmas album that, rather like Jo Dee Messina's Christmas album, might appeal as much to fans of easy listening singers such as Doris Day as it does to country music fans. But hey! I'm a huge Doris Day fan as well as a huge country music fan, so I'm not complaining. Those who only want to hear traditional country music should forget this and buy Christmas time with the Judds.