@@Yowza78 please! They didn't have autotune, so they sat in the studio doing hundreds of takes over the course of days just to get one vocal line right. These songs are overdubbed like hell. That was their autotune.
@@groovelife415 This particular song they used the 4th take and did no more takes. Prior to that they were experimenting with various tempos, so an overdub of her vocals would not have been easily transferred.
From the first note Patsy Cline grabs the listener and just makes them listen. There is no denying such a talent, no dubs, no tricks, just one voice going straight into a microphone and into the listeners ears. ✌️
You got that right, most so called singers can't sing without tech bullshit, Patsy killed it without any help, and to this very day, no one can compete with her, Bravo Patsy, love you!!!
@@waynehackney5812 if u want a pro to tell u what it is in her voice go to a channel with a pro and see what they have to say. Wish I could remember witch ones did this but I have seen more then one say what it is. From opera singer to a # of vocal teachers I havbe seen this.
I'll tell you something, I am 73 years old and I grew up loving the Motown sound, Beachboys, the British Invasion, groups like that and I bought the records of them all..but I didn't't particularly care for countr songs. But when I heard Patsy Cline she was so different and I was hooked! She was so special and set apart from the others! I was only 13 years old when I found out that she died in that plane crash. I mourned for her just as the rest of the country mourned. What a heartbreaking lost and at only 30 years of age! 7:22 There will never be another Patsy Cline ever again!
Patsy's voice eclipsed all genres, unlike Loretta Lynn who took up Patsy's Queen of country mantle, LL squared mainly in the CW lane. But Patsy's sultry ballads were loved by all showing that Country could cross and blur the lines. I am more a RR, but Patsy, Dolly, are 2 of my favorite's. LL a little too country twangie for me. Lol
sLinfa is good but she is no Patsy Cline Patsy Cline will stop you in your tracks she is great. Linda's great too but she hasn't got a cry in her voice like Pat
Now you MUST listen to the song BLUE sung by Leann Rimes. BLUE was written for Patsy Cline, but she died in a plane crash before she could record it. The song was shelved because NO ONE had the voice for that song like Patsy did. MANY years later the songwriter hear Leann Rimes singing the National Anthem and sent the song to her to sing. It was Leann's first #1 Song at the age of 14, I believe!
I am so glad to hear younger people enjoy the music that I grew up on. It feels good to be appreciated. She was amazing and I’m sure in heaven. She is still amazing. She probably amazes even the angels.
Very well-acted but Lange was completely the wrong physical type to play Patsy. Lange, tall and thin, Patsy was shorter and much more curves. Beverly D’Angelo was much more suited to the role, but Megan Hilty in Patsy and Loretta actually looked a lot like her and did her own vocals, I believe.
Patsy's mom didn't care for it but at least there is Patsy's vocals that's enough. ruclips.net/user/clipUgkxDU_zE0oeYO3n6VDg1ufe4SHCwzAvMCjn?si=_gLq4RDhJRenINcD
"Where do voices like these come from?" From the style at the time. They didn't sing like today because it was the 60's and they don't sing like that today because it's not the 60's.
Patsy Cline's "SWEET DREAMS" is "HEAVENLY" if there ever was a song called "HEAVENLY". Cline was more than a Country and Western Singer. She definitely was one of the first Cross-Over Artists of her time. Loretta Lynn's idol was Patsy Cline. After a car crash, Cline heard someone singing "I Fall to Pieces" beneath her window in the Hospital. It was Loretta Lynn!
When I think of Patsy I think of her wonderful friendship and mentoring of Loretta Lynn. Loretta Lynn just idolized her. To Loretta she was the pinnacle when it came to how she wanted to conduct her own career. They instantly hit it off and became such close friends. So tragic that we lost Patsy at such a young age, robbing the world of everything else she would have done, the beautiful music she would have given us. Again, RIP, Patsy! Say hello to Loretta for us! 🧡🧡
@@angelabowman1614 Yes, the twins, Patsy and Peggy, born just after Patsy’s tragic death, I think. So sad that Loretta and Patsy were only able to be friends for such a short time!
i agree, I have suggested Cold Miner's Daughter before. It is an excellent movie that highlights the relationship that Lorretta and Patsy had. Also, the movie has a great cast (Tommy Lee Jones, Sissy Spacek, Beverly DeAngelo)
When I was growing up my mother had a very unique vase. I loved it. I asked her about it, and she would always say it's a Patsy Cline. I later experienced Patsy's music and fell in love. I asked my friend who the artist was, because she was always playing her in the background when we would get together once a month. She said; 'You have to be kidding me this is Patsy Cline the original, a one of a kind'. I suddenly stopped drinking my coffee and was in a stunned state. She said; "what is it"? I told her the story. She was almost in tears. My mother passed away about 6 months earlier, and she left me that vase as part of my inheritance. At that moment we felt her with us. Every time I hear a Patsy song I look at the vase, and my mother is with me. Thank you for the wonderful memories Jay and Amber. Happy "International Woman's Day" as well. My mom was an amazing person and Women. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
@@IvaLindsay it's in storage at my Twin sisters locker in Windsor Ontario. I will see if she can find it. When I moved she took red for it. I will see what we can do. Thank you for your comments. My mom was a one of a kind to thousands that she helped. RIP. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
@@IvaLindsay Sorry for the confusion Lindsay. The vase that my Aunt hand crafted was used as a metaphor. The vase is one of a kind just like my mother thought Patsy was one of a kind. My mother was also one of a kind. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
Back in 1973, my dad had a 1953 Chevy pickup with an 8 track player that he had put in. He only had one tape, and that was Patsy Cline. I always remember being a kid riding with dad in that truck listening to Patsy's liquid gold voice.
Her voice was like velvet, smooth as chocolate, one you could listen to all evening with nothing discordant at all. At the end of the song you let out a sigh of appreciation, and wish the song was still playing, just to hear that voice. Beautiful.
It is so refreshing to hear younger people these days who appreciate the best music. Whether it’s 50’s, 60’s or 70’s rock or country. I love watching your reactions to these songs that a lot of us have also loved for years. It’s like seeing a light go on in your reactions. Great stuff, keep it up!
Patsy had a tragic life living in poverty and abused, she learnt to play piano by ear at such a young. She went on to release hit after hit and her biggest is Crazy but sadly she died in an arial accident before it truly hit fame, at the age of 30. Reba McIntire, Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton all say she is the best singer ever and their biggest influence, widely she is regarded as the Queen of Country. I know you have listened to her hits ‘Walkin After Midnight’, ‘Sweet Dreams’, ‘She’s Got You’ and now this. But if you want to hear more ‘Leavin’ On Your Mind’, ‘Come On In’, ‘3 Cigarettes in an Ash Tray’ and my personal favourite her rendition of ‘Lovesick Blues’ has everything from yodelling to rasp, just everything and more. Thanks Patsy for everything you did for music! True Inspiration
my mom n dad would play her records an dance in our Livingroom all afternoon with the doors n windows wide open. my dad would look at my mom and my mom would have her smile that said YES
Loretta named one of her twins Patsy after her good friend. She did have a beautiful voice. And if Jay likes Doris Day, she also made many movies. My favorite is Move over Darling, a comedy. Love the old movies.
With your divine appreciation of voices like Dorris Day and Patsy Cline, I'm surprised you haven't done an Anne Murray song yet. She came along a little later than Dorris and Patsy (1970ish I think) but just an absolutely rich, pure and stunning voice! Snowbird is the song that first broke her into the US market (followed by many more) and it's definitely a good place to start if you decide to give her music a go. Lovely reaction as always, you two!
My dad had her greatest hits cassette in his truck and would always play it so I could sing along as a kid. I just texted him that people my age are discovering her and he's so happy. I love this video and y'all, too. 💖💖
My two all-time favorite female vocalists are Patsy Cline and Karen Carpenter. The Doris Day song I like the most is Put 'Em in a Box, Tie 'Em with a Ribbon and Throw 'Em in the Deep Blue Sea. What a mouthful that is!! As far as Loretta Lynn, she and Patsy were good friends. Their relationship is explored in Loretta's biopic, Coal Miner's Daughter.
Bill Mack, the midnight cowboy wrote 'blue' for Patsy but she died before he could give it to her. He sat on it for years until he heard a young LeAnn Rimes and decided she had the voice to do it justice.
@Broncobill58 Don’t compare Joplin to Patsy although talented in her own right Ms Cline showed the class that went hand and hand with her music.Glad you guys did this one.
She was Loretta Lynn's best friend, and ppl say Patsy would cuss like a sailor, lol. Captivating and stunningly beautiful voice...I'm 60 and salty, and this brought a tear.
I was 7 too. 1963 a huge year in music and that last feeling of innocence in the songs of that era. Patsy passed in 63. My mom too I remember being upset at Patsy’s passing.
@@jeffreyflint6286 I thought they went quick from about 25 to 40 then my Dad said wait till after 40 then you think about the years going by then 50 up to 60 it’s the months and now it’s the days. Us mid to late boomers have seen some incredible times. God bless our parents too Americas greatest generation. Funny how music can put you and your memories right back to the year your listening. That’s why I love these two because they both seem to be old souls.
The talent of the 60's and 70's may never be matched. No auto tune not majic machinery, just pure raw talent. There is no camparison. I was truely blessed to have lived through those years and experienced it all. These types of songs were from days when romance was something very special to us. RIP sweet angelic songstress!
Amber, you nailed your assessment of Patsy perfectly! Now, do yourselves a huge favor and listen to the remake of this song done by Leann Rimes when she was just 16 years old. Leann does put some incredible yodel into her rendition and it will blow you away too that a 16 year old could possess that level of talent, and hers is without auto tune as well. 👍🏼
Part of the issue with today's "artists" is that they don't want to put the hard work in that so many of the older artists from times past put in. They made singing an art and practiced and worked to make themselves the very best they could vs. being able to rely on electronic manipulations and also they sang live in front of audiences regularly and paid their dues early in their careers singing in small bars and venues sometimes for decades before they got a big break.
Thanks for playing Patsy Cline. I love her music. She was one in 1 million and there’s no one that can replace her. I think what happened was that when rock ‘n’ roll became the main music and then you went to hard rock and then you went to hip-hop music and then rap music the younger generation at the time just did not want songs like Patsy Cline. But it’s nice that we still go back and listen to those songs I’m 69 years old and I remember listening to them when I was young and I just that same feeling listening to her. You feel like she’s tugging at your heart, thank you for playing her music and I will be coming back to your channel.
Your voice arises from your spirit, your heart and soul. The old days were so great, we were literally a different people spiritually speaking. Love your reviews and joy. God bless you!!
My Love- Petula Clark. J/A another hugely popular female singer in the mid 60s. This was a #1 billboard charting song for multiple weeks. Love to see you add this to the list of future reactions! It’s such a pleasant fun dancy make you feel good song.
If you want a contemporary voice like Patty Cline's, listen to K.D. Lang sing "Down to My Last Cigarette". She even had the same producer as Patsy Cline, just 30 years later.
Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline were close friends. She named a daughter after Patsy. You’d get a kick out of the movie “Coal Miner’s Daughter”. Loretta Lynn’s biography. Acting and singing were great.
Patsy is a measuring stick for all female country singers to measure themselves. Just as every country band playing in any bar will know some Hank Williams and George Jones songs, most any female singer or band will know some Patsy. There is a very talented singer in Nashville who got her big break a number of years ago at Dollywood singing and portraying Patsy in a show there. She has done a lot of great music, but still does a lot of Patsy songs too and does them really well. Her name is Mandy Barnett. Worth a listen folks.
Yes, I’m 42, I grew up with Patsey Cline. My absolute favorite artist of that time . My mom loved her so it is so close to my heart. Every one of her songs is soooo good. Love her soooo much. Her voice no other.🤷♀️🤗 I’ve known every word of of her songs since I was like 12, so happy your covering her.
It's nice to hear that music from the past is greatly appreciated these days. That said, I feel sorry for any singer/musician aspiring to create something "new". There are only so many sounds that please the human ear. To make music that is acceptable to many people, you have to use the same cords and the same rhythms that work with most peoples brains. And does Patsy Cline's music resonate deep in your mind and heart???? TOTALLY....IN EVERY WAY. A thousand years from now the words "Patsy Cline" will still put a smile on everyone's face.
I think people had more patience and respect back then and this translates to everything including the music. She respects her audience and generously gives her soul in a non rushed delivery.
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Patsy Cline died in 1963 in a plane crash. One of the best voices of all time.
I remember that day, I was 6 years and my dad was upset
I was 10 and she , IMHO, is the best female voice all time
Rodger Miller climbed a forest service watch tower and found the wreck.
Loretta Lynn’s twins one was named Patsy after Patsy Cline.
and Harlan Howard died 39 years later, almost to the day. Patsy was born on Harlan's fifth birthday.
Patsy died 60 years ago and to this day she is the quintessential female country voice. No one has come close.
Ahem, excuse me. Where does dolly fit in🤔and tammy w🤷
@@Brandi6666 Dolly and Tammy are wonderful but Patsy...she will never be topped.
Amen!
Also an astute business mind.
I love her and do think Linda Rondstat is unbeatable.
No autotune, no digital tricks, just pure talent
Can we retire this particular comment?
No@@Yowza78
@@Yowza78 please! They didn't have autotune, so they sat in the studio doing hundreds of takes over the course of days just to get one vocal line right. These songs are overdubbed like hell. That was their autotune.
OP's name checks out.
@@groovelife415 This particular song they used the 4th take and did no more takes. Prior to that they were experimenting with various tempos, so an overdub of her vocals would not have been easily transferred.
My gran said she didn't have therapy, she had Patsy Cline.
Amen! ❤
Patsy sure is better then most therapies I have gone through!
Preach…exactly! ❤
From the first note Patsy Cline grabs the listener and just makes them listen. There is no denying such a talent, no dubs, no tricks, just one voice going straight into a microphone and into the listeners ears. ✌️
Wow.. you nailed exactly what I was thinking and trying to put into thought. That first word and you're almost in a trance. Amazing.
She's like nails on a chalk board. I could never understand her appeal.
Not to mention a LOT of echo effect
You got that right, most so called singers can't sing without tech bullshit, Patsy killed it without any help, and to this very day, no one can compete with her, Bravo Patsy, love you!!!
I'm a classic rock guy but I have always thought that Patsy had the most beautiful singing voice a woman has ever had. Thank you guys for sharing.
Patsy had a natural cry in her voice that no other female singer could ever match or reproduce.
Oh Karen Carpenter cries in her beautiful songs ....
tammy wynette was similar - song such as D-I-V-O-R-C-E.
Connie Francis had that quality in her voice as well.
@@waynehackney5812 if u want a pro to tell u what it is in her voice go to a channel with a pro and see what they have to say. Wish I could remember witch ones did this but I have seen more then one say what it is. From opera singer to a # of vocal teachers I havbe seen this.
The only singer even close to replicating Patsy's sound is LeAnn Rimes.
You are not a loner when it comes to Doris Day, Jay. She has an exquisite voice and so much charm.
You should react to a Bushel and a Peck... a favorite among the greatest generation sect, including my mother. Great fun song!
HEAR, HEAR!!! ..and, she was such a GREAT movie star and animal lover!! LOVE DORIS DAY to THIS DAY!!
Pillow Talk or Calamity Jane for your movie channel please. ❤❤
Doris Day was a BIG STAR. Easily could have played the sexy dumb blonde. But she was always classy.
You cannot go wrong with Doris Day. Two of my favorite songs are Secret Love and It's Magic. Give them a listen!
I'll tell you something, I am 73 years old and I grew up loving the Motown sound, Beachboys, the British Invasion, groups like that and I bought the records of them all..but I didn't't particularly care for countr songs. But when I heard Patsy Cline she was so different and I was hooked! She was so special and set apart from the others! I was only 13 years old when I found out that she died in that plane crash. I mourned for her just as the rest of the country mourned. What a heartbreaking lost and at only 30 years of age! 7:22 There will never be another Patsy Cline ever again!
Patsy's voice eclipsed all genres, unlike Loretta Lynn who took up Patsy's Queen of country mantle, LL squared mainly in the CW lane. But Patsy's sultry ballads were loved by all showing that Country could cross and blur the lines. I am more a RR, but Patsy, Dolly, are 2 of my favorite's. LL a little too country twangie for me. Lol
thats because she had soul !
Karen Carpenter and Patsy Cline, two of the greatest female voices.
Karen, Patsy, Eva Cassidy...they don't stay long enough, do they...
@@stevetournay6103 , and all three absolutely drip emotion...they make you FEEL it.
damn right
Don’t forget kd lang, Katherine Dawn Lang, especially her tribute to Roy Orbison…CRYING.
@@nancywilson8750goodness yes! KD Lang killed me when she sang that and I was loving her voice before that!
The only woman who stopped people in their tracks and was taken from us. The only woman close is Linda Ronstadt. The cry, the vibrato. Beautiful.
Connie Francis.
sLinfa is good but she is no Patsy Cline Patsy Cline will stop you in your tracks she is great. Linda's great too but she hasn't got a cry in her voice like Pat
There was no voice like hers. Great choice Mama!
Her voice is straight from the heart. Gorgeous x
Now you MUST listen to the song BLUE sung by Leann Rimes. BLUE was written for Patsy Cline, but she died in a plane crash before she could record it. The song was shelved because NO ONE had the voice for that song like Patsy did. MANY years later the songwriter hear Leann Rimes singing the National Anthem and sent the song to her to sing. It was Leann's first #1 Song at the age of 14, I believe!
I am so glad to hear younger people enjoy the music that I grew up on. It feels good to be appreciated. She was amazing and I’m sure in heaven. She is still amazing. She probably amazes even the angels.
Jessica Lange played Patsy Cline in Sweet Dreams Great movie!
A wonderful movie!
Very well-acted but Lange was completely the wrong physical type to play Patsy. Lange, tall and thin, Patsy was shorter and much more curves. Beverly D’Angelo was much more suited to the role, but Megan Hilty in Patsy and Loretta actually looked a lot like her and did her own vocals, I believe.
Would be a great movie reaction
Patsy's mom didn't care for it but at least there is Patsy's vocals that's enough.
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That’s a great movie
I don't know how she sings so beautifully. She was one of a kind. No one today can sing like that.
From not liking slow songs to eyes shut and swaying. He has come so far.
It’s been a fun ride with these two! Love watching their reactions and knowing that all of this great music still lives on
Swaying all the way to the bank..yup😊
I love Patsy Cline's voice. She is and always will be a classic.
The tremolo in her voice just melts you as well as her tonal quality! Yeah Patsy❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Im a rock guy and when i heard her sing it just captured my soul my lord what a voice
One of THE greatest voices....EVER!!!!
"Where do voices like these come from?". Question of the year. She was amazing.
"Where do voices like these come from?" From the style at the time. They didn't sing like today because it was the 60's and they don't sing like that today because it's not the 60's.
from God.
I think he said, where did voices like this go? Indeed.
Patsy Cline's "SWEET DREAMS" is "HEAVENLY" if there ever was a song called "HEAVENLY". Cline was more than a Country and Western Singer. She definitely was one of the first Cross-Over Artists of her time. Loretta Lynn's idol was Patsy Cline. After a car crash, Cline heard someone singing "I Fall to Pieces" beneath her window in the Hospital. It was Loretta Lynn!
When I think of Patsy I think of her wonderful friendship and mentoring of Loretta Lynn. Loretta Lynn just idolized her. To Loretta she was the pinnacle when it came to how she wanted to conduct her own career. They instantly hit it off and became such close friends. So tragic that we lost Patsy at such a young age, robbing the world of everything else she would have done, the beautiful music she would have given us.
Again, RIP, Patsy! Say hello to Loretta for us! 🧡🧡
And Loretta Lynn named one of her daughters "Patsy". 😊
@@angelabowman1614 Yes, the twins, Patsy and Peggy, born just after Patsy’s tragic death, I think. So sad that Loretta and Patsy were only able to be friends for such a short time!
Coal Miner's Daughter would be an excellent choice for your movie channel! Patsy and Loretta Lynn were very close friends. It's a Wonderful movie.❤
i agree, I have suggested Cold Miner's Daughter before. It is an excellent movie that highlights the relationship that Lorretta and Patsy had. Also, the movie has a great cast (Tommy Lee Jones, Sissy Spacek, Beverly DeAngelo)
Yes!
Not sure if you have ever covered her but Etta James is another singer with an unique voice. Her song At Last is amazing!
Have you heard Etta singing Damn Your Eyes...? Not a well known tune but fabulous. Check it out ❤
Who DOESN'T love Patsy?? One of the most beautiful, unique voices out there.
I love this couple. I can tell they're pure hearted. And Patsy Cline deserved a better life than she had. God rest her beautiful soul
When I was growing up my mother had a very unique vase. I loved it. I asked her about it, and she would always say it's a Patsy Cline. I later experienced Patsy's music and fell in love. I asked my friend who the artist was, because she was always playing her in the background when we would get together once a month. She said; 'You have to be kidding me this is Patsy Cline the original, a one of a kind'. I suddenly stopped drinking my coffee and was in a stunned state. She said; "what is it"? I told her the story. She was almost in tears. My mother passed away about 6 months earlier, and she left me that vase as part of my inheritance. At that moment we felt her with us. Every time I hear a Patsy song I look at the vase, and my mother is with me. Thank you for the wonderful memories Jay and Amber. Happy "International Woman's Day" as well. My mom was an amazing person and Women. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
a patsy cline vase? i did google it but the best i could come up with was a vase with poppies on it. could u post a pic of this vase?
So she meant that the vase was "one of a kind." How beautiful. ❤ Something tells me your mom was too. 😉🥰
@@IvaLindsay it's in storage at my Twin sisters locker in Windsor Ontario. I will see if she can find it. When I moved she took red for it. I will see what we can do. Thank you for your comments. My mom was a one of a kind to thousands that she helped. RIP. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
@@IvaLindsay Sorry for the confusion Lindsay. The vase that my Aunt hand crafted was used as a metaphor. The vase is one of a kind just like my mother thought Patsy was one of a kind. My mother was also one of a kind. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
My mom left me all of her albums including 9 Patsy.
Patsy Cline is so iconic. Her voice is so beautiful! ❤❤
One of the all time great female voices
Patsy was peerless. Once in a lifetime voice.
You need to watch the movie:
Coal Miners Daughter
The story of miss Loretta Lynn and also her friendship with Patsy Cline !!
Great movie!!
Beverly D'Angelo should have been nominated
I love this movie. The music. The actors & actress's we're Awesome!!!
The Greatest Female Voice of All Time, power,grace,and intensity.
I love Patsy!!!! Her greatest hits album is the bomb!!!
Although I can't tolerate country music, there's something about Patsy Cline's voice that overcomes that. And this song is the bomb!
I LOVE country music and this (and many others) are at the tops!
"Sweet Dreams" and "She's Got You" are two of my favorites.
Me too!
Poor man’s roses.
Voices like these come from heaven.
And, unfortunately, make the return trip too damn early...
Patsy, for me, has the best country voice ever. There are some great voices in that genre, but, Patsy had a special voice, what a talent!
Back in 1973, my dad had a 1953 Chevy pickup with an 8 track player that he had put in. He only had one tape, and that was Patsy Cline. I always remember being a kid riding with dad in that truck listening to Patsy's liquid gold voice.
The phrase "Golden Memories" comes to mind.
Makes the hair on the neck stand up . Soooo wonderful to hear this voice again.
This is my favorite Patsy Cline song. She uses her full vocal range in this one
Her voice was so angelic, the lord needed her for his choir!
My favorite Patsy Cline song!!!!!
Her voice was like velvet, smooth as chocolate, one you could listen to all evening with nothing discordant at all. At the end of the song you let out a sigh of appreciation, and wish the song was still playing, just to hear that voice. Beautiful.
Patsy Cline was a superstar of not just country music, but music in general. Linda Ronstadt also recorded a wonderful version of this song as well.
Linda...now there was a lady who could sing ANYTHING.
she ain't got nothing on Patsy Cline@@stevetournay6103
So many country songs come from actual life experiences.That's what reaches our hearts.
back then the singers didn't try to immitate one another, just individuals reaching their pinnacle of performance
Man. It's wonderful to see young people like you appreciate artists from before your era.
It is so refreshing to hear younger people these days who appreciate the best music. Whether it’s 50’s, 60’s or 70’s rock or country. I love watching your reactions to these songs that a lot of us have also loved for years. It’s like seeing a light go on in your reactions. Great stuff, keep it up!
Patsy had a tragic life living in poverty and abused, she learnt to play piano by ear at such a young. She went on to release hit after hit and her biggest is Crazy but sadly she died in an arial accident before it truly hit fame, at the age of 30. Reba McIntire, Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton all say she is the best singer ever and their biggest influence, widely she is regarded as the Queen of Country. I know you have listened to her hits ‘Walkin After Midnight’, ‘Sweet Dreams’, ‘She’s Got You’ and now this. But if you want to hear more ‘Leavin’ On Your Mind’, ‘Come On In’, ‘3 Cigarettes in an Ash Tray’ and my personal favourite her rendition of ‘Lovesick Blues’ has everything from yodelling to rasp, just everything and more. Thanks Patsy for everything you did for music! True Inspiration
You HAVE to do “Faded Love”. Especially the last 10 seconds. Destroys me every time.
"Faded Love" kills me, too! I don't know how Patsy can sing perfectly while crying at the same time.
Me too 😢
I was literally raised on her songs. Patsy will never be forgotten.
my mom n dad would play her records an dance in our Livingroom all afternoon with the doors n windows wide open. my dad would look at my mom and my mom would have her smile that said YES
Man, she had range. What a classic, elegant chanteuse. Perfection! 👌
Patsy is one of my all time favs ! She is timeless great voices are always in style
Loretta named one of her twins Patsy after her good friend. She did have a beautiful voice. And if Jay likes Doris Day, she also made many movies. My favorite is Move over Darling, a comedy. Love the old movies.
Goosebumps...every time. Her voice was pure perfection ♥
Patsy Cline had a one of a kind voice. I like this song
I think k.d.lang believes that she channels Patsy Clines voice, hence the name of her first backup band The Reclines
With your divine appreciation of voices like Dorris Day and Patsy Cline, I'm surprised you haven't done an Anne Murray song yet. She came along a little later than Dorris and Patsy (1970ish I think) but just an absolutely rich, pure and stunning voice! Snowbird is the song that first broke her into the US market (followed by many more) and it's definitely a good place to start if you decide to give her music a go. Lovely reaction as always, you two!
Anne was influenced by those singers. They've only reacted to You Needed Me, Snowbird should be up next. So many people were fans, including Elvis.
My dad had her greatest hits cassette in his truck and would always play it so I could sing along as a kid. I just texted him that people my age are discovering her and he's so happy. I love this video and y'all, too. 💖💖
Sweet Dreams Movie great vocals about Patsy Cline.
You love who I love to listen to - Patsy Cline and Linda Ronstadt. A-maz-ing voices, both of them!
My two all-time favorite female vocalists are Patsy Cline and Karen Carpenter. The Doris Day song I like the most is Put 'Em in a Box, Tie 'Em with a Ribbon and Throw 'Em in the Deep Blue Sea. What a mouthful that is!! As far as Loretta Lynn, she and Patsy were good friends. Their relationship is explored in Loretta's biopic, Coal Miner's Daughter.
Bill Mack, the midnight cowboy wrote 'blue' for Patsy but she died before he could give it to her. He sat on it for years until he heard a young LeAnn Rimes and decided she had the voice to do it justice.
In my opinion Janis Joplin and Patsy Cline had unique voices that can never be replaced or copied.
And Ella Fitzgerald
@Broncobill58 Don’t compare Joplin to Patsy although talented in her own right Ms Cline showed the class that went hand and hand with her music.Glad you guys did this one.
@@user-dq7cr3cz8zthere's only a couple of Janis Joplin songs I like but she ruined them at the end cuz she starts screaming
God, do I love her! Thank you for the wonderful memories of times with my mom.
Pure talent! She doesn't need gimmicks.
Patsy Cline and Karen Carpenter were the most beautiful, female voices ever!
You are so right, Karen Carpenter's voice was magic! Another wonderful artist who died too soon.
You have excellent taste
patsy clime voice in haunting and she has a crying her voice no one can beat her.no one
As a man in my mid 60's I really just miss this old style country!
If you don’t know her, try K D Lang.
She was Loretta Lynn's best friend, and ppl say Patsy would cuss like a sailor, lol. Captivating and stunningly beautiful voice...I'm 60 and salty, and this brought a tear.
Now this is a lady that could sing! Man I was like 7 when she died. It was a real drag. Broke mom's heart.❤❤👍👍🤘🤘💯
I was 7 too. 1963 a huge year in music and that last feeling of innocence in the songs of that era. Patsy passed in 63. My mom too I remember being upset at Patsy’s passing.
@brianherrington7226 Man how the years just gone by brother.
@@jeffreyflint6286 I thought they went quick from about 25 to 40 then my Dad said wait till after 40 then you think about the years going by then 50 up to 60 it’s the months and now it’s the days. Us mid to late boomers have seen some incredible times. God bless our parents too Americas greatest generation. Funny how music can put you and your memories right back to the year your listening. That’s why I love these two because they both seem to be old souls.
@@brianherrington7226 exactly
Also broke my heart when Karen Carpenter died!
The talent of the 60's and 70's may never be matched. No auto tune not majic machinery, just pure raw talent. There is no camparison. I was truely blessed to have lived through those years and experienced it all. These types of songs were from days when romance was something very special to us. RIP sweet angelic songstress!
Amber, you nailed your assessment of Patsy perfectly!
Now, do yourselves a huge favor and listen to the remake of this song done by Leann Rimes when she was just 16 years old. Leann does put some incredible yodel into her rendition and it will blow you away too that a 16 year old could possess that level of talent, and hers is without auto tune as well. 👍🏼
I’ve listened to this song over a hundreds of times and it never fails to give me goosebumps. Just impeccable.
Literally the most beautiful voice of any female singer gives me chills every time I hear her.
Part of the issue with today's "artists" is that they don't want to put the hard work in that so many of the older artists from times past put in. They made singing an art and practiced and worked to make themselves the very best they could vs. being able to rely on electronic manipulations and also they sang live in front of audiences regularly and paid their dues early in their careers singing in small bars and venues sometimes for decades before they got a big break.
Patsy paid dues!
If you ever watched her sing you’d be amazed at how effortlessly she hit every note. And her voice was the purest voice I have heard.
Hi... I am 45 and grew up listening to Patsy thanks to my mom :) I listen to this song all the time as well as the song Walkin after Midnight :)
Doris Day was, and still is, my favorite female singer. Loved her music as well as her tv show and movies.
Patsy Cline was my mom's favorite. She could sit and listen to her for hours. God I miss my mom. Dang onion ninjas running around.
I live ten minutes from where Patsy grew up in Gore Virginia and I have been a fan for 40 years !!!
Perhaps my favorite Patsy Cline tune. Thanks. You got it, Jay. Lovely. Great reaction. Thank you.
Thanks for playing Patsy Cline. I love her music. She was one in 1 million and there’s no one that can replace her. I think what happened was that when rock ‘n’ roll became the main music and then you went to hard rock and then you went to hip-hop music and then rap music the younger generation at the time just did not want songs like Patsy Cline. But it’s nice that we still go back and listen to those songs I’m 69 years old and I remember listening to them when I was young and I just that same feeling listening to her. You feel like she’s tugging at your heart, thank you for playing her music and I will be coming back to your channel.
Love patsy cline she was a great country singer died too soon
Your voice arises from your spirit, your heart and soul. The old days were so great, we were literally a different people spiritually speaking. Love your reviews and joy. God bless you!!
Patsy Cline is a Queen! Love everything she did. Gone too soon.
Such a pure voice, no autotunes needed, just her and the microphone.
My Love- Petula Clark. J/A another hugely popular female singer in the mid 60s. This was a #1 billboard charting song for multiple weeks. Love to see you add this to the list of future reactions! It’s such a pleasant fun dancy make you feel good song.
"Crazy" & "She's Got You" by Patsy are excellent, too. The movie about her life is very sad.
If you want a contemporary voice like Patty Cline's, listen to K.D. Lang sing "Down to My Last Cigarette". She even had the same producer as Patsy Cline, just 30 years later.
Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline were close friends. She named a daughter after Patsy. You’d get a kick out of the movie “Coal Miner’s Daughter”. Loretta Lynn’s biography. Acting and singing were great.
Patsy is a measuring stick for all female country singers to measure themselves. Just as every country band playing in any bar will know some Hank Williams and George Jones songs, most any female singer or band will know some Patsy. There is a very talented singer in Nashville who got her big break a number of years ago at Dollywood singing and portraying Patsy in a show there. She has done a lot of great music, but still does a lot of Patsy songs too and does them really well. Her name is Mandy Barnett. Worth a listen folks.
Yes, I’m 42, I grew up with Patsey Cline. My absolute favorite artist of that time . My mom loved her so it is so close to my heart. Every one of her songs is soooo good. Love her soooo much. Her voice no other.🤷♀️🤗 I’ve known every word of of her songs since I was like 12, so happy your covering her.
Patsy Clines. "Sweet Dreams" is a beautiful song .
Thank you Jay and Amber for giving props to Patsy Cline! I am honored to share a birthday with her.
September 8th 1932!!
One of the best female voices ever. Gone too soon. ❤
It's nice to hear that music from the past is greatly appreciated these days. That said, I feel sorry for any singer/musician aspiring to create something "new". There are only so many sounds that please the human ear. To make music that is acceptable to many people, you have to use the same cords and the same rhythms that work with most peoples brains. And does Patsy Cline's music resonate deep in your mind and heart???? TOTALLY....IN EVERY WAY. A thousand years from now the words "Patsy Cline" will still put a smile on everyone's face.
It still blows me away the Willie Nelson wrote "Crazy" for Patsy Cline and still collects royalties on the song.
He does NOT collect any royalties on Carazy he sold it outright
And she was reluctant to record it since it wasn't "country."
I think people had more patience and respect back then and this translates to everything including the music. She respects her audience and generously gives her soul in a non rushed delivery.
Great question Jay, where did these voices go? It’s just pure talent
Check out K.D.Lang's "Full Moon Full of Love," " Season of Hollow Soul." Patsy Cline was her hero.