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she always rockd and still sounds good was hOT back in the day too !
ringbolt9 7 months ago
this is cool
MsBoston1517 8 months ago
Rock on Mama!
TheLonesomeEchoesite 11 months ago
It was Rhonda in 1956,
Sheteck1 1 year ago
I would bet that most people in that audience had no clue how famous this wonderful living legend, actually is. Just take a look at how many listings there are for Wanda Jackson, on youtube. More than most. She stood out among most female singers in the 50's and later.
1krazykaraokegranny 1 year ago
"Silver Threads and Golden Needles", a song written by Jack Rhodes and Dick Reynolds, was first recorded by Wanda Jackson in 1956. The original lyrics, as performed by Jackson, contain a verse not usually included in later versions, which also often differed in other minor details.
linny1955 1 year ago
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@Hunny Loretta Tammy And Dolly did it first. They are better than Linda and you.
MrRickycurry 1 month ago.....
This was Wanda's song first...Tammy & Dolly borrowed it :)
anitarain 1 year ago
Hunny Loretta Tammy And Dolly did it first. They are better than Linda and you.
MrRickycurry 1 year ago
Wanda is the original singer of this song in 1956 i think.
donnawynter 1 year ago
Enjoyed this!
And I think the correct last line for the verse is "To think your PRIDE would let you live by the golden rule."
mssmssmssmss 1 year ago
her stuff is all so good
ringbolt9 1 year ago
She's cool. I love her version. More relaxed eventho I love linda ronstadt's version too.
rboneh 2 years ago
Welcome to the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of fame little lady............
woonsocketrocket 2 years ago 2
wasnt she featured in that 90s women of country PBS Special?
boomboominspace 3 years ago
I wonder if Wanda ever thought of doing this one with JANIS Joplin??!
dragster58 3 years ago
Its a bit difficult to hear clearly ... prety hot micraphone and crowd white noise. I'd really like to hear that second verse clearly.
pericraig 4 years ago
"I grew up in in faded gingham where love is a sacred thing
You grew up in silk and satin where love is a passin' game
I know now you never loved me and I know I was the fool
To think your cry would let you live by the golden rule"
brianofoz 3 years ago
shouldn't it be, to think your pride[instead of cry] would let you live by the golden rule. just asking!
wilmaohman 3 years ago
you are correct, sir! Thanks for that.
TraceRemington 2 years ago
Wanda Jackson fans invited to join her Yahoo Music Group:
launch dot groups dot yahoo dot com/group/wandajackson/join/
eileenkabush 4 years ago