Wynonna - Her Story, Scenes From a Lifetime

Music in High Places - Wynonna Live in Venice Music in High Places, the ultimate international music and travel adventure series, takes top recording artists to the most ancient sites on earth. Each expedition takes music's biggest artists to the four corners of the globe and features exciting acoustic performances set again...	Her Story: Scenes from a Lifetime Recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry House in spring 2005, this double-disc set is in essence the companion to Wynonna's new autobiography, Coming Home to Myself, in that it canvasses her 20 years of recording, both as half of the Judds and on her own. While only the most rabid Ju...	Love Can Build a Bridge	Coming Home to Myself From the heart of one of the world's most beloved entertainers comes an engaging memoir of professional triumph, private heartbreak, and personal victory. From Wynonna Judd's beginnings as part of the celebrated, multiple-award-winning, platinum-selling duo with her mother Naomi ...	A Classic Christmas Wynonna's first solo holiday album comes across as a thing of beauty, but also as something of a surprise, and not just because she tackles "Ave Maria" in Italianized Latin. Though paired with the original team behind the Judds (producer Brent Maher, musical arranger/guitarist Do...
What the World Needs Now Is Love 2003 album includes the hit single, 'What The World Needs', 'Flies On The Butter (You Can't Go Home Again)' feat. a special appearance by Wynonna & Naomi Judd (The Judds), 'I Want To Know What Love Is' feat. a special appearance from Jeff Beck, 'Burnin' Love' from the film 'Li...	Collection	Tell Me Why	Reba Duets Country music queen Reba McEntire sounds like she feels at home with a variety of big-name artists, who wisely adapt to her style rather than making her stretch to accommodate them. Perhaps the biggest surprise is her duet with Justin Timberlake on "The Only Promise That Remains,...	Video Gold, Vol. I Twenty years' worth of country superstar Reba McEntire's engaging music videos are included on Reba: Video Gold 1. The first thing that stands out is their consistent production quality. There isn't a single video from, say, the 1980s--an era that left a lot of artists with emba...

Good music to create art to!!
It is amazing that some music gives you the power to create better art. This is one of those. I love the way Wynonna gives me the power to believe in my self and see that I can be better and better as an artist. Her music gives me hope, happiness and inspires me to take new steps. I create better art with her music! I hope many more will make the same experience's together with Wynonna!!

Wy rocks!
This DVD is a comprehensive story of her career successes. It has some of the old stuff with her Mom and all of her hits and more during her solo career. I really enjoyed the setting of this concert at the Grand Ole Opry here in Nashville. Note Tim and Faith and Keith Urban in the audience.

touching story of a famous country-music-lady
The life performances of 26 tracks give a good review of the nearly two decades of Wynonna and her beginning as one half of "The Judds". Life has not always been good to her, but her voice still is. Until today she is fascinating with the sound of her voice and touching hearts with the songs that very often reflect the story of her personal disasters - fortunately she always recovers !

"4" because it's Wynonna, but ...well..EH...
Wynonna, much as I absolutely adored her while she was teamed with her Mom - AND while guitarist Don Potter was so VERY very integral to their sound! - just...seems...to...be..."mellowing" as she ages. Which, I guess, is fine (well...for "adult contemporary" dillitantes, anyway). Still - Dearest-On-Earth and I watched her with glee on that "CMI-Crossover" thing with the group Heart, and, honestly, NEITHER entity has sounded so good since the mid-eighties. But I digress...I know Wy is a Mom now and she..."used" to be a wife, et cetera, et cetera, but where is the energy that she once exuded? Did "adulthood" steal her energy? Just one example: On the "CMI" thing, long-time Zep fans, Heart, performed "Rock And Roll" with Wynonna, and, maybe because of the nature of the song, she actually recaptured some of her earlier..."energy." And when we saw her concert in Dayton, later that year (2005), she actually performed "Rock And Roll" as an encore - and bless her keyboard player's heart, he actually sounded like he was "channelling" the late, great pianist, Ian Stewart (who actually played piano on the original). WHY wasn't that on this DVD? We have it, and anything by Wynonna is great, I just wish that the DVD manifested some of her GREAT "earlier energy."

A must have!
Great quality, Wynonna at her best. I'm so glad I bought it.