Wynonna Judd Biography

Wynonna Judd's mother, Naomi Judd, reared her in abject poverty. The Judds were signed to RCA Records in 1983, which launched them to success in country music. The Judds earned five Grammy Awards and sold over 20 million records. Wynonna attempted a solo career once her mother became ill, and despite some personal difficulties, she was equally successful. Ashley Judd, Wynonna's half-sister, is a skilled performer on stage. Wynonna Judd and her mother had a close-knit, albeit occasionally rather problematic, bond. Wynonna and Naomi switched their last names from Ciminella to Naomi's more traditional-sounding maiden name Judd in 1979 and relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, the center of the global country music industry, to pursue careers in the recording business. Let Me Tell You About Love by The Judds, which earned their 14th and final No. 1 single on the U.S. country chart, brought an unprecedented decade in which they were perhaps the largest act in all of the country music to a close.

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