3:39. Connie Smith Connie Smith artist page: interviews, features and/or performances archived at NPR Music. Marty Stuart & Connie Smith Interview (Part 3 of 3) with Paul Edward Joyce on WPEA Radio - Duration: 7:13. ... Marty Stuart went out to "terrorize everybody in country music" at the age of 13.
When he finally saw her, he walked up to her car and kissed her. Here he talks about how the couple found love with each other.

“This does not line up, I was fighting it and resisting it.” – Stuart said. Here’s how they met and ended up with a happily ever after.Marty Stuart 17 years younger than Connie Smith and he was only 12 years old when he first met her in Philadelphia, Mississippi. Her vocal style has been described by music writers as significant and influential to the women of country music. Still, they have become one of the strongest relationships in the music industry. "This story has us thinking... ain't love a good thing? He called his mom to ask for advice because its the only thing he could think of.I said ‘mama I need to come talk to you’ and I laid out everything I was feeling and the impossibilities and how ridiculous it all looked on paper. The two have been inseparable ever since. Discovered in 1963, Smith signed with RCA Victor Records the following year and remained with the label until 1973. *We will not share your personal information or publish content without your permission. Having a crush of extraordinary proportions on her, he told his mother that Connie was the girl he’d marry.

In the video below, Stuart explains that it was during writing sessions that he began to remember his old childhood crush on Smith. John Marty Stuart (* 30. )In the video below, Stuart discusses his longtime love of Connie Smith's voice and the first time he saw the singer in person. For nearly 50 years the single held the record for the most weeks spent at number one on the During this time, Smith also appeared in several country music vehicle films, where she performed many of her current hit recordings.By 1968, Smith began to feel large amounts of pressure from the music business. See more ideas about Marty stuart, Country music, Country singers. Smith had been through three marriages at the time and admitted that after those failures, she wouldn't marry again. Ron Newcomer 5,820 views. Connie Smith Interview (CSC) 1. I sat it up on our stereo in the living room, and I'd go by it and just look at it, and I'd think 'Man, she's really pretty, I think Connie Smith is beautiful...Her songs and her singing was so powerful, it went beyond just being pretty. She had that power in her voice that would reach out and touch your heart. Other performers have cited Smith as influence on their own singing styles, which has been reflected in quotes and interviews over the years. Marty Stuart and Grand Ole Opry star Connie Smith have an unusual love story. On the way home, I told my mama that I was going to marry her,” he adds. I thought she was the prettiest girl in the world, so I had my mama take me to buy me a yellow shirt, so Connie would notice me that night.” Said by Stuart in an interview.“After the concert, me and my sister got our picture made with her, and I got her autograph. Connie Smith is now 77 years old (born August 14, 1941) and Marty Stuart is 60 years old (born September 30, 1958). Marty Stuart interview - Duration: 45:48. She replied “let’s do that again!” and the romance started there.In 1997, and after dating for three years, Stuart and Smith got married. 7:13. In the video below, Stuart explains that it was during writing sessions that he began to remember his old childhood crush on Smith. The Amazing Story of Marty Stuart and Connie Smith’s Marriage. He told her all about his feelings for the country singer and how logistically, it looked like a challenge. *We will not share your personal information or publish content without your permission. Aug 19, 2018 - Explore Ann Legg's board "Connie Smith And Marty Stuart", followed by 123 people on Pinterest. Connie Smith was born Constance June Meador on August 14, 1941, to Wilma and Hobart Meador in In August 1963, she entered a talent contest at the Frontier Ranch country music park near "Once a Day" became the first debut single by a female country artist to reach number one.