Wanda Jackson - Blue Yodel No.6

Wanda Jackson sings one of Jimmie Rodger's, the singing brakeman, songs with some nice yodeling.

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Music

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• wanda
• jackson
• jimmie
• rodgers
• yodel
• yodeling
• blue
• No.6

[MrHadley2011]

Dumb Question??? Is Wanda Jackson, Stonewall Jackson's wife???

[Carters01]

@MrHadley2011 They are not related. Jackson is her maiden name. She has been married to Wendell Goodman since 1961.

[RedneckSlim]

I can't find "Wanda Jackson sings Jimmie Rodgers" on her discographies. On what album does this song appear? Was it ever released as a 45? My collection must have it! Thanks.

[Carters01]

@RedneckSlim On the album 'Tears Will Be The Chaser For Your Wine'. I don't know if it was released on a 45.

[SandraLee7d]

Love love love Wanda Jackson. I grew up on your music and now my daughter who is 18 just covered this song on youtube.... She loves you too!!! Would love to meet you!

[coy0te9]

@SpaceCowboy641

There's a country singer; a former Grand Ol Opry member, still very much alive if long past his career peak, named Stonewall Jackson. Don't count too much on common knowledge.

[SpaceCowboy641]

@MrHadley2011 Stonewall Jackson died long ago before Wanda was born ... Your question was not dumb, but revealed a gap in your common knowledge. There are no dumb questions, but only silly answers. (Look it up, I didn't bullshit you !

[lmturmenne]

Wanda sings a good blues song too,sample(Weary Blues from Waiting)

[simpson2221]

those were natural beauties not the new plastic surgery freaks

[ELVIS4221]

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN EVERY WAY.

THE QUEEN.

[KyThumb]

Thanks for posting,,,,my kind of music,,,thank you miss Jackson...KOP...Bill

[lorrin1950]

Great version, my favorite. Thanks for downloading. Couldn't find a Jimmie Rodgers version on YouTube. Is a Rodgers rendition available?

I play blues harmonica (cross harp) and Jimmie Rodgers tunes play real well. Real blues, even if it is labeled country. Interestingly, a scholarly paper on the origins of the blues puts forth the theory that the blues and country music crystallized in close to their current form in the Mississippi Delta area at about the same time, around 1900.

[lorrin1950]

Great version, my favorite. Thanks for downloading. Couldn't find a Jimmie Rodgers version on YouTube. Is a Rodgers rendition available?

I play blues harmonica (cross harp) and Jimmie Rodgers tunes plau real well. Real blues, even if it is labeled country. Interestingly, a scholarly paper on the origins of the blues puts forth the theory that the blues and country music crystallized in close to their current form in the Mississippi Delta area at about the same time, around 1900.