Wynonna

I Love Wynonna

I've seen Wynonna on 5 separate occasions, and every single time she blew me away. Three times I saw her in New Jersey, and once I saw her performing with her mother at The Judds farewell tour! Everytime is just as good as the last!

(Just saw her in PA at the Keswick, Dec 2007)

This woman has incredible presence, a deep resonating voice that is raw talent, and such spirit and grace about her.

When I have a long drive ahead of me, I put in HerStory CD and take Wynonna along for the ride with me.

Her book, Coming Home to Myself is heartfelt and beautiful. You can see her growth and just want to reach out and hug her.

I'm SO EXCITED! We just got tickets to see Wy again in Decmeber for her holiday tour!!!!! My husband is the best! :)
Update: IT WAS GREAT!

She's Amazing!

YOU MUST SEE HER IN CONCERT!!!!!

What the World Needs Now is Love

My absolute favorite Wy song

What The World Needs Now (Wynonna Judd)

Song: "What The World Needs Now" performed by Wynonna Judd, adaptated by famous Tv-Series scene: "Charmed", "Buffy", "Third Watch", "Melrose Place", "Relic Hunter", "Seventh Heaven" and many more...

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Wynonna: Woman to Woman

I LOVE THIS SONG

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Wynonna and Sam Moore

Incredible Performance

Wynonna and Sam Moore

"I can't stand the rain"

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Wynonna at a Glance

Wynonna Judd (born May 30, 1964 in Ashland, Kentucky) is an American country music singer. Born Christina Claire Ciminella, she was renamed Wynonna Ellen Judd Roach, a name adapted from the line "Don't forget Winona" in the pop song "Route 66". Her solo albums and singles are all credited to the singular name Wynonna ().

Wynonna made her musical debut in the 1980s, alongside her mother Naomi in the country duo The Judds. Between 1983 and 1991, The Judds charted twenty-three hit singles on the Billboard Hot Country Singles (now Hot Country Songs) charts, including fourteen Number Ones. They also...

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