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And then i got over there and found out no one would go do it. the uso was having trouble finding people that would go support the troops, so i saw that void and i said, well, they asked me to help champion it. so my agent because a board member and we became real active with uuso about 14 years ago. >> listen, i thought it was -- it was amazing that you, despite all of the -- some of the backlash that you gotd, th, tha performed at the preinauguration ceremony. why did you do it? you didn't care about the backlash, did you? >> no, you can't care about the backlash. the reason you do those thi...

You got you performed at the preinauguration saerm. and you did want care about the backlash, did you? >> no, you can't care about the backlash. the reason you do those things -- i've played for governor. i've played all the presidents who have been in office. i think since i had my first recording contract, i've been to the white house and played for different governors and stuff. it's a real duty for me and true honor to get to go perform for your country. and they asked me to be in the military part of the show, and i said absolutely. >> well, i think for you it's about country because you ...

Dream of becoming successful in music. she landed her first recording contract from columbia records in 1967 while performing in greenwich village. she met joe isaacs and a banjo player for a bluegrass band from kentucky. >> is back round was so different. he is the baby child of 17 children raised in amounts of kentucky. they say opposites attract. >> they got married and lived in kentucky where they raise their children one love, faith in music. the marriage didn't last but lily and the kids kept making good country and bluegrass gospel music. even earning numerous grammy nominations and awa...

Dream of becoming successful in music. she landed her first recording contract from columbia records in 1967 while performing in greenwich village. she met joe isaacs and a banjo player for a bluegrass band from kentucky. >> is back round was so different. he is the baby child of 17 children raised in amounts of kentucky. they say opposites attract. >> they got married and lived in kentucky where they raise their children one love, faith in music. the marriage didn't last but lily and the kids kept making good country and bluegrass gospel music. even earning numerous grammy nominations and awa...

Kelly: the sad and harsh realities of war forged a steely resolve in lily and her parents. it fueled her dream of becoming successful in music. she landed her first recording contract on columbia records in 1967 while performing in greenwich village, she met joe isaacs, a banjo player for a bluegrass band from kentucky. >> his background is so different, kelly. [laughter] he's the baby child of 17 children raised in the mountains of kentucky. so, you know, they say opposites attract. kelly: they got married and lived in kentucky where they raised their children on love, faith and music. the ma...