Reviews for Jean Shepard

Years ago, in the 1960's, I attending the Friday night opry at the WSM studios, and later Saturday nights at the Ryman but backstage. I made friends with Jean, and many times watched her boys while she was on stage. Harold Jr. was maybe a year old, and Robin was still a toddler. Those are memories I will never forget! Years later I saw her again at the Ernest Tubb record shop after the Opry, and she met my children. It was a happy reunion!!

I was about 13, and my mother was dating an alcoholic the first time I heard this song. I drove the radio station nuts requesting it.

Love watching you on CFR and hope you get better.

Enjoy listening to you on RFD Family reunion. Been trying to find your book at library. Cannot actually read it but hope someday hope it will be audio book. You are always so well dressed and act like a lady. These you ger ones should take lessons from you.
Wishing you many more happy and healthy years.

I have been listen to Country Music since I was a teen-ager,I'm in my late 60's now and was so glad to be able to see you on Family Reunion every Friday night on RFD. Thank you all for keeping Country Music the way it should be.

I been looking for your new book my husband want anso do i we watch you on family reunion all the time i dont get to go to church anymore because of my eyes i cant see to drive so i watch the country show i love all the old time song my Daddy use to sing to me when i was little i love your songs igot cds in my car i can play your song all day love you Jean ps.i have your name to it is verla jean brown.

Jean I would like to thank you for your song Seven Loney Days it has brought me through a lot of hard times I still have a 78 of it Also thank you for your support of the Viet-nam vets I`m so glad thea we have people like you that supports us God Bless you and all our Vets and the men and women that are serveing us now GOD BLESS AMERICA

I watch you every week on Country's Family Reunion. I am 74 and I really enjoy the real country singers. I am so glad RFD came along and brought back country as we knew it. Where can I find "Down Through the Years"? I am sure it would be entertaining.

I don't want to tell anyone my age, but i have been listening to
and loving your music for many, many years. When you and Ferlin Husky did duets, nobody could come close to being as good.
My husband are trying to preserve our old music. We have around 8oo 33 1/3 albums, over a thousand 45 records, a couple hundred 8 track tapes, about 600 cassettes,and about 3000 c d`s.
We also have the machines to play any of our music we want to listen to. So keep up the wonderful job as long as possible.

Beautiful Lady,You are The Best

My grandparents are huge fans of Jean Shedard. All they want for christmas from me & my family is her newest biography book... Can someone please help me.. please let me know what the name is & where can I find it? My grandparents mean the world to me & I really want to find this for them...

God Bless you I am 76 have followed you since grade school,have dvd's of them. sorry of your illness but happy to know your doing well now. I am so looking forward to finding your new book that you talked about on country reunion would'nt miss that show. Continued good health,best too all the great ladies of country music.

My mother-in-law asked me to find your lastest book for her. I have looked and can't find any information on it. Can you tell me if it's out yet, and what is the title??? Thanks a lot.

I have a truly rare album with Jean Shepard Live with special guest Emily Reynolds. I wont list all the information there's too much. The album is titled "Jean Shepard at Good Time Country". Her first live album in twenty-odd years of recording. The album is signed by Jean and other artists. Other names involved are Terry Sapp, Bobby Joe Caldwell, Benjamin H. Birchfield III and David Debolt. The album is for sale to the right serious collector.

If you would like more information send me a message to: (pugdaddyusa@gmail.com)
Thanks for your interest!

Patrick

JEAN I HEARD YOU MAKE A COMMENT ON THE NEW COUNTRY GOSPEL REUNION ABOUT THE MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES TODAY. I JUST WANTED TO SHOUT THAT SOMEBODY WAS IN AGREEMENT WITH ME.THE YOUNG PEOPLE DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT THE OLD RUGGED CROSS OR AMAZING GRACE IS.I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR AN OLD FASHION,GOD BELEVING CHURCH FOR A LONG TIME NOW.I AM A YOUNG 75 YEARS OLD AND ALL I CAN DO IS CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR AMERICA. MAY GOD BLESS YOU IN YOUR TRAVELS AND KEEP UP THE WORK FOR THE LORD. MUCH LOVE TO YOU AND YOURS JEANETTE

That is my favorite of all time. And it is so true. I never get tired of hearing your songs. I have to admit the old ones are best. I still play them. I am 62 and when I was little my Daddy loved music so we listened to it all the time. I even sung on stage with Lester and Earl at a little park in West TN called Espey's Park on the 4th of July. They couldn't believe a 6 year old knew all the words to their songs. I even sung with Slim and Dusty Rhodes out of Memphis there too. But there is no telling how many times I have told someone "My Mama didn't raise no fool. She might have, but it wasn't me." Keep singing. Love You. Jacquie

I have always loved your singing but loved "Tomorrow I'll be Gone". Why can't you get this recording any longer??? You have been a great singer, even though you don't need me to tell you this, I love to be able to....finally.