Vocal Coach reacts to Patsy Cline - Crazy

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @FrogLegs313
    @FrogLegs313 Месяц назад +5

    Willie Nelson not only wrote "Crazy" but he also wrote "Night Life" and "Ain't It Funny (how time slips away)" all in the same week. That's a career right there for most songwriters.

  • @scottmackenzie6699
    @scottmackenzie6699 Год назад +97

    Patsy had that lonesome heartache in her voice that hits all the feels.

    • @sroevukasroevuka
      @sroevukasroevuka Год назад +5

      Im.not a voice coach or musician. Patsy has a beautiful voice. Love this song.

    • @trentk268
      @trentk268 2 месяца назад +3

      In earlier times, these were called torch songs. Patsy melded them seamlessly into country/western and didn't miss a beat.

    • @pockynon
      @pockynon Месяц назад +1

      The accident was very serious- the band on her head is to hide a huge scar.

  • @wordreet
    @wordreet Год назад +34

    Patsy's voice sends a chill through me! Absolutely wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @jimmyc3755
    @jimmyc3755 Год назад +25

    Great song for a great singer. Perfect. Simple, clean, clear, while telling a story everyone can relate to.

  • @texasflood1976
    @texasflood1976 Год назад +25

    Patsys manager told her once “ you want to be Kitty Wells dontcha?”, Patsy replied, “Hell no, I wanna be Hank Williams”

  • @yaboyblacklist2431
    @yaboyblacklist2431 Год назад +97

    My grandmother loved Patsy Cline, and this song and "Walkin' After Midnight" were my grandmother's favorites. I feel that Patsy would've had a very long career if she hadn't passed away so suddenly

    • @meeksywampus
      @meeksywampus Год назад +4

      Same, my grandma was a huge Patsy Cline fan, and loved the same exact song. Patsy had such a distinct, soulful style.

    • @robertlathrop6135
      @robertlathrop6135 10 месяцев назад +2

      The plane crash contributed to her sudden passing.

    • @142horizon
      @142horizon 6 месяцев назад +2

      MY favorite has ALWAYS been "I fall to pieces".
      Wow...
      What a song.
      🤗❤😍

    • @trentk268
      @trentk268 2 месяца назад +1

      It was a tragedy.

  • @ClandOp
    @ClandOp Год назад +39

    RIP Patsy. You left us much too soon.

  • @pauljohnstone180
    @pauljohnstone180 Год назад +23

    Her voice is so pure and clean sounding. Most vocal effects didn't exist yet so there is no enhancement in this recording, not even echo. Beautiful. Thank you Beth! ☺✌💛, PJ

  • @terryyoung3225
    @terryyoung3225 Год назад +22

    I was just in grade school In Clarksville, TN, when she was involved in that plane crash no too far from where I lived. I was heartbroken to the core to hear of her death. Something about her voice always touched me like no other and I'm always grateful to see the facial expressions of people hearing her sing for the first time. Wonderful singer. My favorite.

  • @roncypert8255
    @roncypert8255 Год назад +21

    This is one fantastic vocal performance, but then, all of hers were! The swell she gives on the opening “Sweeeeet” in Sweet Dreams gives me goosebumps every time I hear it!!

    • @peterblack3665
      @peterblack3665 8 месяцев назад +1

      I read that she sang the song in one take..........now that’s crazy.......

  • @atimtambaby
    @atimtambaby 5 месяцев назад +10

    Patsy Cline could have sung anything from jazz to opera. What a range! What a voice!!!

  • @JustinTBowen
    @JustinTBowen Год назад +19

    Beth you and your reactions are adorable. Thanks for your work and expertise! ❤

    • @BethRoars
      @BethRoars  Год назад +2

      Thank you so much Justin! I'm releasing an original album in October (so exciting!) and I'd really appreciate if you follow me on Spotify. It will help me get it out there when the times comes! open.spotify.com/artist/1W0He1MTuQoG0Yt2ccmhyL?si=xfUTFGxRQ9O1yNFZTNke4Q

  • @stpnwlf9
    @stpnwlf9 Год назад +11

    I'm always blown away by her dynamics - the swells and fades on words as she draws them out are spectacular!

    • @mattmandg6524
      @mattmandg6524 8 месяцев назад

      Same, that's always what amazes me the most. Unbelievably slight variations in volume, almost no line goes by without fluctuating dynamics. Every second is intentional. Superb stuff.

  • @dennyii5292
    @dennyii5292 Год назад +41

    She was absolutely in a class by herself, no one EVER even comes close.

    • @psmith7781
      @psmith7781 Год назад +3

      My mom was a huge fan of hers and played these old 45's to death as she cleaned around the house. later when the early 80's gave us The Motels, Martha Davis, always reminded me a little of Patsy Cline.

    • @bhumphries1360
      @bhumphries1360 5 месяцев назад

      ​@psmith7781 Oh, how I love Martha! I am a huge fan of her voice. I world love to see Beth react to one of her songs.

  • @drohegda
    @drohegda Год назад +10

    One of the Greatest so Loved by everybody in Country music they said Patsy had such a wonderful personality. RIP Patsy. Thank You Beth. 🎼👌👍

  • @757optim
    @757optim Год назад +26

    Thanks to Patsy (and Willie) for leaving us this gem.

    • @jawo8754
      @jawo8754 14 дней назад +1

      That’s right! The Red Headed Stranger himself, Willie Nelson, wrote many songs for other artists.

  • @PProph
    @PProph Год назад +10

    My mom is a huge Patsy fan, and I grew up with her singing this song. It's an all time classic and I have a special connection to it obviously. What a great analysis of it, the extra insight into the little things that just elevate this legendary recording!

  • @longago-igo
    @longago-igo Год назад +20

    Back in the early 80s, I went to hear my girlfriend’s sister sing in her punk band play at a club. When they played this song, I was not only shocked by the switch of genre, but realized the power and control in her voice. This is such a great song in the hands of a good vocalist.

  • @emperoremperor2481
    @emperoremperor2481 Месяц назад +1

    Beth, I love your channel. I am so impressed with how you use your voice to demonstrate what we just heard on the recordings. Really good.

  • @BigTone_1701
    @BigTone_1701 Год назад +10

    The incomparable (and one of my favorite pianists) Floyd Cramer plays piano on this hit, as well as a number of other Patsy Cline hits. He also plays on some of Elvis' hits. Rumor has it that Elvis refused to tour without having Floyd Cramer with him on piano. (As a side note, Elvis also admired Dean Martin).

  • @GranpaMike
    @GranpaMike Год назад +6

    There are many extremely talented female vocalists in the world today. Miss Patsy remains peerless.

  • @SmokeyTheBandit
    @SmokeyTheBandit Год назад +6

    One of the Greatest combinations of songwriter and singer of all time. She was absolutely mesmerizing.

  • @UncleDansVintageVinyl
    @UncleDansVintageVinyl Год назад +24

    Patsy Cline had a gorgeous vocal quality--but, as you rightly note, she was superb at phrasing. She fully inhabited that song. It sounds like she's right there, suffering all the anguish we find in the lyrics.
    I won't say that this is the greatest vocal performance of all time. I know some others that are also amazing (including, say, her "Sweet Dreams"). But there was never a finer vocal performance.

  • @TomAJohnson1919
    @TomAJohnson1919 7 месяцев назад +7

    Sublime is right, Beth. A soul for the ages. Indeed.

  • @rbculpepper
    @rbculpepper Год назад +69

    In a country music documentary, Willie Nelson initially wanted to name the song Stupid. Thank God he changed his mind.

    • @rollomaughfling380
      @rollomaughfling380 Год назад +5

      Mmm, I dunno. It was originally written from a male perspective. When men criticise their own foolish behaviour, they often call it "stupid," whereas when women do the same, men call it "crazy." But you're right in that the word "crazy" sounds better when Patsy sings it.

    • @march24-lp4pv
      @march24-lp4pv Год назад

      He's a pot head..

    • @ElSantoLuchador
      @ElSantoLuchador 9 месяцев назад

      I get where he was going with that idea for the title, but also it would work for the whole song if you just wanted to do a cut and paste.
      I'm stupid for trying and stupid for crying
      And I'm stupid for loving you

  • @jamesjackson7878
    @jamesjackson7878 Год назад +9

    Great song
    Willie Nelson wrote and sang this song.
    Willie Nelson was really impressed with her cover of his song.
    My all time favourite patsy cline song.
    Thank you so much for your reaction videos .
    Some of my favourite artists you have reacted to
    Johnny cash hurt
    Highwaymen highwayman.
    End of the line travelling wilburys
    Elvis presley
    Ac/dc
    Queen
    Patsy cline
    Elton John
    Guns n roses.
    The beatles.
    You do an amazing job
    Keep up the great work

    • @jennd8935
      @jennd8935 Год назад +1

      It was only recently (past few years) that I found out that Willie wrote and sang this song! I didn't believe it, so, thanks to RUclips, I found it and listened to it. I loved Patsy's version for many many years, and now, I love Willie's version as well. In fact, this is my favorite Willie Nelson song. I'm gonna go listen to it right now!

    • @randyfergus8781
      @randyfergus8781 Год назад

      @@jennd8935 Willie also wrote AIn't it Funny and Walking After Midnight (I believe) all in the same week

    • @CoastalNomad
      @CoastalNomad 10 месяцев назад

      @@randyfergus8781 Willie allso wrote the Farron Young hit "Hello Walls" around the same time.....

  • @robertrussell5948
    @robertrussell5948 7 месяцев назад +20

    Patsy Cline was from my hometown of Winchester Virginia and my mom went to school with her. Actually my families burial plots are in the same cemetery as hers. I remember exactly where I was the day she died. We were out in the barn milking the cows and my grandmother came out and told us about the plane crash and she died 😢😢😢. That was 1963

    • @sumcronic
      @sumcronic 5 месяцев назад +1

      Not far from there I'm in Charles Town wv

    • @wannabetrucker7475
      @wannabetrucker7475 4 месяца назад +1

      ❤❤❤

    • @paulschmit6774
      @paulschmit6774 4 месяца назад

      @@sumcronic So what? Unlike the comment from @robertrussell5948 that adds some personal interest, your reply has no relevance to the subject. There are about 7000 other people that live in Charles Town also...

    • @liz3424
      @liz3424 2 месяца назад +2

      ​@@paulschmit6774Wow! Really? Give that person a break. They were just replying. And it did resonate with the main topic. I mean if someone were talking about a place that I were familiar with and not far from I would respond no different.

    • @liz3424
      @liz3424 2 месяца назад

      ​@@paulschmit6774You are RUDE! There's nothing wrong with the comment you are referring to🤷🏼‍♀️

  • @phil4893
    @phil4893 8 месяцев назад +3

    My father listened to this stuff in the 70s, on Sunday mornings as he was getting ready to go out for a lunchtime drink. Jim Reeves, George Jones, Ray Price… and Patsy Kline. I appreciated it then and I appreciate it so much more now.

  • @Blues444
    @Blues444 6 месяцев назад +1

    Track Information:
    Patsy Cline - Crazy (1961)
    Willie Nelson
    from:
    "Showcase" (LP)
    "Crazy" / "Who Can I Count On?" (Single)
    Country | Ballad | The Nashville Sound
    Personnel:
    Patsy Cline: Lead Vocals
    Studio Musicians:
    Nashville's A-Team:
    Floyd Cramer: Piano
    Owen Bradley: Organ
    Walter Haynes: Steel Guitar
    Randy Hughes: Acoustic Guitar
    Grady Martin: Electric Guitar
    Harold Bradley: 6-String Electric Bass
    Bob Moore: Acoustic Bass
    Buddy Harman: Drums
    The Jordanaires: Backing Vocals
    Produced by Owen Bradley
    Recorded:
    @ The Bradley Film and Recording Studio
    in Nashville, Tennessee USA
    on August 21, 1961
    Released:
    on October 16, 1961
    Decca Records

  • @BC-ui9yt
    @BC-ui9yt Год назад +3

    I never knew it until about 20 years ago, but she was my mom's favorite singer. Happily, we got to go to the local PA Center for a performance of the play "Always, Patsy Cline" about 10 years ago. She loved it- so did I. The woman who played Cline was incredible. If she'd done it on Broadway, she'd have been nominated for a Tony award. Looked and sounded just like her.

  • @nathanweiss5174
    @nathanweiss5174 Год назад +9

    Interesting to hear you talk about how casual she sang.
    This song always struck me as how good music can sound when the singer cares about making every syllable sound special

  • @gawainethefirst
    @gawainethefirst Год назад +9

    Written Willie Nelson, immortalized by Patsy.

  • @BethRoars
    @BethRoars  Год назад +10

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    • @slosco51
      @slosco51 Год назад

      Interestingly did you know she didn't like the song walking after midnight. Pasty wanted to sing rich man poor man. She that walking after midnight was to Poppy for her

    • @StevesFunhouse
      @StevesFunhouse Год назад

      I think you NEED to hear LeAnn Rimes' version of this song, and of many of Patsy's other songs as well. I just KNOW you'd really like them ... and of course, if you haven't already done so (I don't see that you have), listen to LeAnn Rimes' beautiful, sexy breakout song from when she was JUST 11 YEARS OLD entitled, Blue ... a song that Patsy was to do but never got the chance. Bill Mack, the author of the song, pitched it to Patsy, but she died in 1963 ... BEFORE she ever got a chance to record it.
      Most people think she (LeAnn) was 13 ... that is the story most heard floating around the Internet but, that's not actually accurate. They DID send her back into the studio to rerecord her vocals on the song, but as she said, in her own words ...
      "They actually released the wrong version," Rimes told American Songwriter in 2021. "The one you've been hearing forever is me as an 11-year-old" !!!
      When and IF you decide to have a listen, please react to the music video, ruclips.net/video/GozdIQx1Wow/видео.html . It's an awesome look into the life of a beautiful, immensely talented singer !!!

    • @switchflow5405
      @switchflow5405 Год назад

      Now that's real music 😊

  • @paucamposgalvez2054
    @paucamposgalvez2054 Год назад +3

    Thank you Beth!! I Love you this song. ✨️🌻🍀

    • @BethRoars
      @BethRoars  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much! I'm releasing an original album in October (so exciting!) and I'd really appreciate if you follow me on Spotify. It will help me get it out there when the times comes! open.spotify.com/artist/1W0He1MTuQoG0Yt2ccmhyL?si=xfUTFGxRQ9O1yNFZTNke4Q

  • @lukewilsonhere
    @lukewilsonhere Год назад

    Been a subscriber for a few years now, and **LOVING** following along as you dig deeper into country!

  • @oscararzate7956
    @oscararzate7956 Год назад +5

    Maravilloso música que enamora 💞 solo con escucharla bien señorita Beth 👏 👏🍀🍀

  • @VintageSewingMachineGarage
    @VintageSewingMachineGarage Год назад +3

    Beth! There is a wonderful movie that showcases her career called, 'Sweet Dreams'. You would love this for its biographical narrative of her talent and there is a wonderful scene in particular where she expresses her frustration with Willie's original tempo for the song. You can see her in the scene as she struggles, but then 'finds her voice' and creates her own version of the song. Jessica Lange is the actress who brings Patsy to life in the film. The movie title is taken from another of her amazing hits of the same name. So grateful to you for helping to shine a light on such as icon who had both country and pop crossover hits that charted successfully for an artist taken from us far too soon. Peace!

  • @DaveB806
    @DaveB806 Год назад

    Thank you so much for doing this classic song. Reminds me of my parents that have been gone for a while now. Please do more from that era. Hope you’re having a wonderful day and your beautiful smile is shining

  • @paulmackenzie1850
    @paulmackenzie1850 6 месяцев назад +1

    This was an awesome analysis of Patsy Cline. Thank you for sharing this. I actually got to see her live when I was a little kid at a Carnival. We lived close by and she would perform at local Carnivals from time to time.

  • @matthewgoodA1206
    @matthewgoodA1206 Год назад +3

    I had a very old friend who was always a big Patsy Cline fan. I’m sure they knew and loved this song.

  • @stevesnow315
    @stevesnow315 Месяц назад +1

    "Crazy" was the most played song on jukeboxes for decades. Jimmy Buffett sang: "There's just no one who can touch her. Hell, I'll hang on to every line." True statement that. 🤘😎❤

  • @trentk268
    @trentk268 2 месяца назад +1

    You're on point. It was one take. She was a true star!

  • @lin2thez341
    @lin2thez341 Год назад +2

    That video you feature (she's singing with the headband, after the accident) is a live performance and so worth checking out!

  • @yzolakitchi
    @yzolakitchi Год назад +3

    The algorithm brought me to you today. Just a wonderful analysis of such a classic track. I always think of her when listening to KD Lang. I've not seen any analysis of the incredible Carmen McRae the unbelievable Jazz singer. There is a live performance from her in the 1960s that is so simple just like this performance by Patsy. [Carmen McRae - 'Round Midnight (1962) [Restored] is the YTube video) a live performance of the 1944 standard by Thelonius Monk. The control and storytelling ability of Carmen's voice is truly beautiful. I'd love you to talk through how on earth she manages to achieve it. 🥰

  • @coinneachmaclellan3121
    @coinneachmaclellan3121 Год назад +5

    Another great song by Patsy is "Leaving On Your Mind". Her songs often featured great backing vocals by the Jordanaires who backed Elvis as well. Regarding pioneering women in country music, Patsy was influenced by Charline Arthur who influenced Elvis and toured with him as well. She was the first female country artist to wear pants on stage and often challenged stereotypes when performing. She was inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame...a great song by her is "I'm Having a Party All By Myself"

  • @Dan-B
    @Dan-B Год назад +8

    This is actually the recorded version overlaying a live performance, both are great.

    • @thomastimlin1724
      @thomastimlin1724 Год назад

      Yes typical youtube procedure [not the reactors fault]. There is another version out there with th original live TV soundtrack.

  • @AK-rv6dq
    @AK-rv6dq 4 месяца назад +1

    I love the way she would sing 'n' sounds.

  • @timpike1976
    @timpike1976 Год назад

    Excellent selection! One of my all time favorites, and "sublime" is the perfect adjective!

  • @joeterp5615
    @joeterp5615 2 дня назад

    Yes, I always use that same word - sublime - to describe Patsy’s version of Crazy. Sublime perfection.

  • @jeffkemper7920
    @jeffkemper7920 Год назад

    One of my favorite, not just female, but any vocalist, of all time. You know who's singing when she sings the first note. Darn, what a voice.

  • @jbear3562
    @jbear3562 9 месяцев назад +1

    If you look close you can see her wince as she takes a breath. The physical, as well as the emotional pain was real for her, but a more beautiful voice I never heard.

  • @dorteweber3682
    @dorteweber3682 9 месяцев назад +1

    it's the precision that gets me. Not many country singers could have pulled this off, not then, not now. Certainly not now.

  • @Sandy-dd4le
    @Sandy-dd4le Год назад +1

    Willie Nelson wrote this, Nightlife, and, Funny How Time Slips Away in the same week.!
    He tells a story on the VHS Storytellers show he did with Johnny Cash, that he wrote them in the back of a series of cabs, travelling between, where he worked, and where he lived.

  • @GraveFireflys
    @GraveFireflys Год назад

    Thanks , I love the. diversity of music on your channel.

  • @sandralorenz1796
    @sandralorenz1796 Год назад +3

    Check out "Sweet Dreams". She recorded it just prior to her death and it was released afterwards.

  • @gotindrachenhart
    @gotindrachenhart Год назад

    Give me the velvet, sonorous female voices any day. I'm just a sucker for it! Her range and talent are very rare and I've always had a soft spot for her work. I'm not a fan of modern country but the old stuff, country AND western I do enjoy.

  • @meldonbrindley7093
    @meldonbrindley7093 Год назад +2

    Growing up with artists simply singing the song in one take was all we knew. The Beatles recorded whole albums in one day with first takes. Because today there is a reliance on auto tune or studio tricks, the craft of singing is really being hurt.

  • @oldmanghost219
    @oldmanghost219 Год назад

    Crazy---Patsy Cline I remember this beautiful song from my youth. Thank You

  • @JGwhiz47
    @JGwhiz47 Год назад

    I was a teenager when this song was popular on the radio and every time it played my mother would turn it up and sing along!

  • @dougel4709
    @dougel4709 Год назад

    "sublimely beautiful" So well said!!!
    💚🧡

  • @amb6899
    @amb6899 Год назад

    Really enjoyed this great video, u provided much great information. Patsy was one of the greatest singers in music history. SWEET DREAMS is magnificent, my favorite of hers!

  • @Ezra.emerson
    @Ezra.emerson Месяц назад

    Beth, I originally came to your channel because of your magnificent hair. But now a huge fan (of all of you!)

  • @Victorcreed85
    @Victorcreed85 Год назад

    Awesome analysis and listen Beth. The world really is a lesser place without Patsy Cline. Absolutely incredible singer and one i grew up with. Im only 38, but this is the type of music my parents and grandma raised me on. I don’t recall if you have already, but you need some Waylon Jennings in your life. Love from Texas.

    • @michaelinthebathroom7560
      @michaelinthebathroom7560 Год назад +1

      I relate! I'm only 20 myself, but my dad raised me on all kinds of old music, especially classic country and bluegrass, and a few of my favorites are Patsy, Johnny Cash, and Hank Sr.

  • @mikeflynn3421
    @mikeflynn3421 4 месяца назад

    Beth , you are one beautiful lady. You have the most expressive eyes. I enjoy the music, but I love your eyes and your enthusiasm. Keep up the good work.

  • @grahamboffey457
    @grahamboffey457 Год назад

    She makes me cry tears of joy.

  • @vlcccapt
    @vlcccapt Год назад +1

    Other females that sang "lower voiced" are Anne Murray (You Needed Me" ) and Gale Garnet ("We'll Sing in the Sunshine") btw- both are Canadian and Grammy winners.

    • @coldlakealta4043
      @coldlakealta4043 Год назад

      hey, now - it's Gale Zoë Garnett, eh? A great song of my youth. Cheers, homie 😃

    • @dannyberry8725
      @dannyberry8725 Год назад +1

      Diana Krall - also Canadien

  • @rodneyespinoza2492
    @rodneyespinoza2492 Год назад

    I'm a heavy metal dude but back in the 70s when I heard Patsy with Crazy, I've been a fan ever since!

  • @lumina1104
    @lumina1104 Год назад +35

    Willie's version is nothing to scoff at. It's certainly a different flavor, but none the worse. I've seen him do it live a number of times. Granted, seeing Willie do anything live is moving.

    • @NewFalconerRecords
      @NewFalconerRecords Год назад +3

      Everything Willie Nelson sings, he completely makes it his own. Once of the most distinctive voices ever.

    • @Doug_M
      @Doug_M Год назад

      @willieboy3011 She didn't even write the songs. Willie did, so the jokes on you.

    • @Doug_M
      @Doug_M Год назад

      @willieboy3011 Whatever, MORON.

    • @kosta-gf5sf
      @kosta-gf5sf Год назад

      ​​@@Doug_Mso what ? You clueless Clown😂

    • @kosta-gf5sf
      @kosta-gf5sf Год назад +1

      ​@@Doug_M🤡

  • @clay-tw5gc
    @clay-tw5gc Год назад

    I didn’t discover Patsy Cline until the 1990s when I was in my 30s. I listened to her many times while working at home.
    "Crazy" was my favorite of all her songs.
    I also listened to Willie Nelson's version. He clearly gives it a totally different feel. That was the time that, as an engineer who was not musically inclined, noticed how two different artists could take the same song and make it feel so different but still convey its intended meaning.

  • @RussFinnessy-Cook
    @RussFinnessy-Cook 3 месяца назад

    Beth, I love your take on artists vocals. We also get a chance to hear your wonderful, sensitive voice , so delicate and skillful. You also, eerily ,seem to love some of my favorite vocalists Tom Jones, Dusty Springfield, Roy Orbison, Patsy Cline, Sinatra ,Steve Perry and Robert Plant. We have apparently, similar tastes .

  • @TinnaN2TheAfterlife
    @TinnaN2TheAfterlife 7 месяцев назад

    LeAnne Rimes does the very best rendition of Patsy Cline. LeAnne actually recorded a song called,"Blue". Omg, brought so many memories and omg her voice at 13 was everything. Angelic.

  • @astroteech
    @astroteech Год назад

    I became musically aware in the 60's growing up on the Beach Boys, the Beatles, Motown, etc. and didn't discover Patsy Cline until the late 1990's when I was blown away by her vocal genius. She stands alone in the history of cross-over music!

  • @tinawebb9307
    @tinawebb9307 Год назад

    This was one of my mums favourite songs. Always brings back memories of her

  • @MartyReed-rc3pv
    @MartyReed-rc3pv Год назад

    Thanks for this. I have liked this version since I was a chilkd. You have done a great job as usual. I also love you cranes,

  • @arfrck2222
    @arfrck2222 Месяц назад

    I've not watched a lot of your vids but am loving them so far, I do have to ask is do you ever talk about the back up singers, like the guys on this Patsy Cline vid.

  • @sharoninglima1217
    @sharoninglima1217 8 дней назад

    Patsy’s gorgeous voice that so majestic and soulful and one of a kind. Written by Willie Nelson. ❤❤

  • @verdabehner8963
    @verdabehner8963 Год назад

    She is a classic and will be until music dies. your comment about Willie, I think is based on the Willie we know today but back in his early years (60's) his music was classic western. you might be surprised about what a great voice he had

  • @danpatterson6937
    @danpatterson6937 Год назад

    I enjoyed your technical and artistic remarks very much; excellent review.
    Is that Floyd Cramer on piano?

  • @Teresaisall
    @Teresaisall Год назад

    Loved patsy. Same league as dolly. Simple times to the observer. Just found your channel and you have great taste in music.

  • @debbiepaquin8842
    @debbiepaquin8842 5 месяцев назад

    I've seen a video or show on tv with Willie Nelson singing this song and its so different sounding music and vocals and the way it flows, i didn't recognize it

  • @lannieharris7774
    @lannieharris7774 Год назад

    Patsy Cline was the one of the greatest female country singers of all time and crazy was one of the best songs she ever sign

  • @donniescholl6498
    @donniescholl6498 Год назад

    Goosebumps every time!

  • @clifton8929
    @clifton8929 Год назад

    Bright Angel Beth, this Willie Nelson/Patsy Cling song is the most played song on American Juke Boxes. It's still played today in
    Dive Bars and Honky Tonks everywhere.

  • @jrdlabs
    @jrdlabs Год назад

    Love the lush sound of that analog reverb. I've always liked Owen Bradley's early 60's production, clean, crisp, simple and clear. BTW, speaking of glissando....another singer of that era, Connie Francis, used this technique extensively.

  • @TheRealGirochen
    @TheRealGirochen Месяц назад

    So I am a bit on the older side. I am old enough to remember Patsy on television, and listening to her on the radio. My mother's favorite artist. Interestingly, one of the first songs I recall remembering all of the words. Eddie Arnold from the same era, and some of Patsy's other songs. Different time.

  • @JP_43
    @JP_43 Год назад +3

    Willie Nelson was incredibly prolific, he has written 337 songs to date. Many of them, like Crazy are songs made famous by other artists.

    • @Lazzar1958
      @Lazzar1958 Год назад +1

      Willie wrote Crazy, Nightlife & Time Slips Away in the same week!

  • @LindaLittle-m7j
    @LindaLittle-m7j 11 месяцев назад

    I love your reactions and comments ❤ to Patsy Cline "Crazy"❤

  • @ridgemanron
    @ridgemanron Год назад

    It's amazing how the the young 'vocal chameleon' Angelina Jordan can emulate
    'so closely' the vocal sounds of many A-List artists, including Patsy. She does
    renditions of this song where you're left speechless at how much like Patsy she
    can sing this song.

  • @mrja1944
    @mrja1944 Год назад

    Beth have you ever reacted to Adam Lambert. His cover of Cher,s Believe At the annual Kennedy Honors Rewards is considered one of the greatest interpretations of a Cher classic. It has over 35 million downloads

  • @CFWhitman
    @CFWhitman Год назад +1

    This is a video where someone tried to sync a live performance video with the single release. Of course it doesn't fit properly. They probably did this because the audio that went with the video wasn't a very good recording (sometimes TV audio recordings weren't the best) while the single release is on very high quality equipment.

    • @coldlakealta4043
      @coldlakealta4043 Год назад

      Yes. I read lips. You are absolutely correct. It was very common on early TV. Nowadays, of course, you're listening to auto-tuned computers. I'll take Patsy.

  • @SuperDman51
    @SuperDman51 Год назад +1

    Funny How Times Slips Away by Elvis was also written by Willie. Can't believe he one or the a few remaining legends. The stories he could tell.

    • @DanFan2042
      @DanFan2042 7 месяцев назад

      Have you heard the Lyle Lovett and Al Green version of Funny How Time Slips Away? Awesome rendition as a duet.

  • @johnhmaloney
    @johnhmaloney Год назад

    I think I had heard that Willie Nelson wrote Crazy, but I had forgotten until you mentioned it. I could easily imagine him singing it, so I paused this video (adhd) to see if he'd recorded it. He did and it's fascinating. I highly recommend checking it out. I just wish they had recorded it as a duet.

  • @hannahmaebeaver9521
    @hannahmaebeaver9521 Год назад

    Heard this many times in my youth very relaxing and assuring song😊 next please!
    Peggy march
    I will follow him❤

  • @juleskinkead4604
    @juleskinkead4604 Год назад

    how patsy cline sings drummers call it getting the beat, in the groove and the flow.🎶🎹

  • @jopay142
    @jopay142 Год назад

    My father was a big fan of her. As for me, her voice is now directly linked to Jean-Marc Vallée's movie "CRAZY", which is, as Patsy is, fantastic.

  • @bhumphries1360
    @bhumphries1360 5 месяцев назад

    I've been listening to this since I was in the womb. And that is no exaggeration!

  • @luizcortez3195
    @luizcortez3195 9 месяцев назад

    This song break my heart ❤

  • @BrittanyHolcomb1
    @BrittanyHolcomb1 Год назад

    A lot of people from certain areas of the south have an accent that adds an h sound before vowels in many words. In the beginning of a word, it's more aggressive. In love, its more sublte. But it turns love in to "luhuv".

  • @Leavon
    @Leavon 11 месяцев назад

    Would the technique you're describing in the beginning be a portamento? I hear Opera singers use the technique at the end of certain words as a stylistic flair. Jussi Bjorling, Enrico Caruso and Luciano Pavarotti to name some that I've heard do it.

  • @49richard
    @49richard 2 месяца назад

    Also one true fact about that recording is that in her car accident she was cut from ear to ear and she had many many sutures points so she had to hide it under the band on her front and you can still see the reaction on her eyes lids! My faverite singer! ( I hope I make sens cause I am french speaking from Quebec)