Members Dance, Sing with Wynonna Judd at ‘Grammys on the Hill’ – Roll Call

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Members Dance, Sing with Wynonna Judd at ‘Grammys on the Hill’

By Alex Gangitano

Posted April 6, 2017 at 4:34pm

By Alex Gangitano and Thomas McKinless

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Over a dozen members of Congress got on stage with country singer Wynonna Judd on Wednesday night during the Recording Academy’s “Grammys on the Hill” event. The event, which featured performances from Judd and Keith Urban, was part of a push for representation and compensation for music creators. Watch the video for lawmakers attempting to sing along to Judd’s country classic “No One Else on Earth.” [ ]

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