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Naomi poses with her firstborn, Wynonna, in a 1965 portrait.
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A candid shot of Naomi and Wynonna in 1965.
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A young Wynonna shows off her first toy guitar.
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A 5-year-old Wynonna Judd soaps up to wash the dishes in 1970.
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Naomi and Wynonna Judd, who's about 14 in this photo, sing together early in their career.
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Naomi and Wynonna relax and sing together on the porch.
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Mother and daughter confide in one another in this photo from the early years.
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The camera catches a glance from 14-year-old Wynonna during a gig at the Rancho Nicasio restaurant in 1978.
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Mother and daughter ham it up for the camera at their restaurant gig in 1978.
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The Judds wave goodbye to the crowd during their farewell tour in 1991.
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The mother and daughter duo came together in 1999 for a special New Year's Eve concert in Phoenix, Arizona.
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The Judds sing their hit song "Love Can Build a Bridge" at a Phoenix show in 1999.
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Naomi and Wynonna croon together in 2009 at the CMA Music Fest.
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The Judds opened the CMA Music Fest this past year with free shows at the River Front Stage.
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Naomi and Wynonna announce to the press on June 10, 2010, that they're reuniting for The Last Encore tour.
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The Judds share some laughs (and an eye roll) while reminiscing about past award shows experiences, including Naomi's famous line at the CMAs: "Well, slap the dog and spit in the fire!"
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