“Ooh wee!” The sheer joy in the phrase is obvious, and the Texas Swing of her backing band allows Wynonna to give me a full meal of Boswell Sisters music in three minutes. “They praised the Mighty Forgiver. They washed their sins in the river. Cold water made 'em all shiver. That's how rhythm was born!” Wynonna doesn’t stop in Texas, tho. She’s willing to share another full meal, from New Orleans; Women Be Wise (“don’t advertise your man”). She doesn’t sit still, in a few minutes she returns over the border to Texas to revisit the fun of Stevie Ray in full party form with a truly hot band to make a tasty dessert of The House Is Rockin'. Wynonna JuddSaturday, March 28, 2009
Wynonna Judd – That’s How Rhythm Was Born
“Ooh wee!” The sheer joy in the phrase is obvious, and the Texas Swing of her backing band allows Wynonna to give me a full meal of Boswell Sisters music in three minutes. “They praised the Mighty Forgiver. They washed their sins in the river. Cold water made 'em all shiver. That's how rhythm was born!” Wynonna doesn’t stop in Texas, tho. She’s willing to share another full meal, from New Orleans; Women Be Wise (“don’t advertise your man”). She doesn’t sit still, in a few minutes she returns over the border to Texas to revisit the fun of Stevie Ray in full party form with a truly hot band to make a tasty dessert of The House Is Rockin'. Wynonna Judd
