Patsy Cline felt every song she ever sang. You can hear the cry in her voice. "Sweet dreams" has it. Also, she cried while recording "Faded Love." By the end of that song Patsy will break your heart. Don't know how she made it through that song. Really, any song by Patsy is great! After 60 years, Patsy is still the singer female singers are compared to. There will NEVER be another Patsy Cline. Also, Patsy was best friends with another Country Legend, Loretta Lynn.
She had a voice like none other. She died in a plane crash at the age of 30. I am 76, I loved her music back then and now. I was about 15 when she was killed.
My favorite song of Patsy's is Walking After Midnight. Also, try Sweet Dreams, which was also the title of her 1985 biopic starring Jessica Lange. The record was released after Patsy's tragic death and was a crossover hit. So many stars lost in plane crashes.
I’ve loved this song for as long as I remember. It was a classic when I was a kid and still is. Patsy’s voice is so unique and beautiful, and the melody and lyrics are amazing… how can anyone not love this 😊 May I suggest a cover of this song, by Home Free. Home Free is an a cappella group formed in Minnesota in 2000, they won The Sing Off in 2013 and are seriously skilled and talented artists. Five guys with voices like angels and one of them is a beatboxer so freakishly good you’ll never miss actual drums
Patsy is one of my favorite female artists and one of my favorite voices! I hope you give a try to "Sweet Dreams," "Faded Love," or "A Poor Man's Roses (Or a Rich Man's Gold)!"
She sang this not long after a car crash and was in pain. She had a lot of unlucky things happen to her, including dying in a plane crash [also not long after this] aged just 30.
My all time favorite female singer, such a soulful, smooth, & melodic voice like no other. She was the original Queen of Country & one of the first big female stars in that genre. Before Patsy came along, country music was predominately made up of male performers. She broke down the barriers & forged a path for all female country singers to follow. She helped & befriended Loretta Lynn, when she got her first start in the business. They were best friends & after Patsy tragically died in a plane crash, Loretta honored her friend by naming one of her twin girls Patsy a year after the accident. The other twin was named after Loretta's sister, Peggy. Patsy died in 1963 at the young age of only 30 yrs old. That was 4 years before I was born, but my dad was a big fan so I heard her music while growing up. Crazy was one of her biggest hits but she had many others. A few of my top favorites are - I fall to pieces, Walkin' after midnight, She's got you, Tennessee waltz, & Your cheatin' heart. Please check out more of her classic songs, you won't be disappointed. They made a film in 1985 about her life called "Sweet Dreams" starring Jessica Lange as Patsy - great movie & definitely worth a watch! Side note - in the performance footage, Patsy is wearing that head band to cover up a big scar she sustained from a car accident shortly before she appeared on that TV program.
Patsy Cline (born Virginia Patterson Hensley; September 8, 1932 - March 5, 1963) was an American singer. She is considered one of the most influential vocalists of the 20th century and was one of the first country music artists to cross over into pop music. "Crazy"...It was written by Willie Nelson, whose version of the song was first heard by recording producers and they brought the song to Cline she did not like it. When they encouraged her to record "Crazy", Cline replied, "I don't care what you say. I don't like it and I ain't gonna record it. And that's that." Record producers liked the song and set the date for its recording for August 17. When Cline got to the studio, they convinced her to record it. She listened to Nelson's version of "Crazy" and decided she was going to perform it differently. Nelson's version included a spoken section that Cline removed. The rest is music Legendary history
PATSY CLINE was discovered by a Record Label Executive while Singing in a Honky Tonk. When the Exec. Spoke to her, he Told her that He " Endured her Humming. & GROWLING " Through the Fast Songs! But when she Sang the Slow Songs! The Hair on the back of his Neck Stood up! And the Rest is Music History! 🎶
Hey there thank you for doing this I loved your reaction you should try and find the movie Coal Miner's Daughter about Loretta Lynn she started off at 13 years old and when she made it in she had met Patsy Cline and they became good friends extremely close and Patsy died in a plane crash in 1963
I wish you'd stumble across the specials- too much too young,a message to you rudy. UB40-1 in 10,food for thought,red red wine(the long version) Fuse o.d.g- million pound girl, dangerous love(the thumb nail of a guy and girl.she's wearing a green dress)
I was a 10 yr old boy. Everyone on the farm and neighbor farms were in tears. 1963, I watched her on TV and heard on radio on top of the fridge in the kitchen with parents. I didn't know what was going on. Then they said Patsy was dead.
Patsy Cline - Crazy Good Voice. No autotune, old time microphones, and she still sounds like nobody else. Great Choice, JMBOY!
So glad that you listened to the song before commenting. RESPECT !
Thank You for listening to 🎶 and THEN Committing!😊
Written by a 25 year old Willie Nelson in 1958 & recorded by Patsy in 1961!!! Patsy is one of the greatest female vocalists of the 20th century!
AND, Willie Nelson still kickin' it in 2023! Tragically, Patsy died in a plane crash in 1963 at the age of 30,,,
Willie had originally name this song “Stupid” and change it to “Crazy”.
Cannot go wrong with listening to Patsy
60 years later and she's still a star.
Patsy Cline felt every song she ever sang. You can hear the cry in her voice. "Sweet dreams" has it. Also, she cried while recording "Faded Love." By the end of that song Patsy will break your heart. Don't know how she made it through that song. Really, any song by Patsy is great! After 60 years, Patsy is still the singer female singers are compared to. There will NEVER be another Patsy Cline. Also, Patsy was best friends with another Country Legend, Loretta Lynn.
That’s what you call a perfectly flawless voice. Hard to beat!
It is by far the most unique and special voice that I've ever heard. I am totally swooning every time I hear it. That's magic.
Willie Nelson wrote this classic song and Patsy made a monster hit out of it. I saw Willie do it live and can say both are great versions.
If she only knew that we still cherish her.
We certainly do what a talent and what a voice .
A beautiful singer that’s been gone since 1963, still has an impact on current artists
She had a voice like none other. She died in a plane crash at the age of 30. I am 76, I loved her music back then and now. I was about 15 when she was killed.
My favorite song of Patsy's is Walking After Midnight. Also, try Sweet Dreams, which was also the title of her 1985 biopic starring Jessica Lange. The record was released after Patsy's tragic death and was a crossover hit. So many stars lost in plane crashes.
Patsy had a killer voice!
She was and will forever be wonderful in my eyes. Thank you for caring enough to watch her video and bringing a tear to my eye.
How many "Reactors" do Billy Idol and Patsy Cline in the same week.... Only one I know of..... YOU JM.... TOO COOL
I’ve loved this song for as long as I remember. It was a classic when I was a kid and still is. Patsy’s voice is so unique and beautiful, and the melody and lyrics are amazing… how can anyone not love this 😊
May I suggest a cover of this song, by Home Free. Home Free is an a cappella group formed in Minnesota in 2000, they won The Sing Off in 2013 and are seriously skilled and talented artists. Five guys with voices like angels and one of them is a beatboxer so freakishly good you’ll never miss actual drums
Great tune. She had a premonition of her death
She asked a friend to take care of her children. So sad, such talent.
Patsy is one of my favorite female artists and one of my favorite voices! I hope you give a try to "Sweet Dreams," "Faded Love," or "A Poor Man's Roses (Or a Rich Man's Gold)!"
Those people that have sun unforgettable voices....Patsy is one of those rare blessings we've had.
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Alvin Lee... awesome guitarist..... Ten Years After - I'd Love To Change The World (1971)
"Thundering in the most gentle way." That is an excellent description.
She sang this not long after a car crash and was in pain. She had a lot of unlucky things happen to her, including dying in a plane crash [also not long after this] aged just 30.
My all time favorite female singer, such a soulful, smooth, & melodic voice like no other. She was the original Queen of Country & one of the first big female stars in that genre. Before Patsy came along, country music was predominately made up of male performers. She broke down the barriers & forged a path for all female country singers to follow. She helped & befriended Loretta Lynn, when she got her first start in the business. They were best friends & after Patsy tragically died in a plane crash, Loretta honored her friend by naming one of her twin girls Patsy a year after the accident. The other twin was named after Loretta's sister, Peggy. Patsy died in 1963 at the young age of only 30 yrs old. That was 4 years before I was born, but my dad was a big fan so I heard her music while growing up. Crazy was one of her biggest hits but she had many others. A few of my top favorites are - I fall to pieces, Walkin' after midnight, She's got you, Tennessee waltz, & Your cheatin' heart. Please check out more of her classic songs, you won't be disappointed. They made a film in 1985 about her life called "Sweet Dreams" starring Jessica Lange as Patsy - great movie & definitely worth a watch! Side note - in the performance footage, Patsy is wearing that head band to cover up a big scar she sustained from a car accident shortly before she appeared on that TV program.
Thundering in the most gentle way is a perfect way to describe Patsy. ❤
One of the greats! Thanks JM!😊 Try her Sweet Dreams!
"If You've Got Leavin' On Your Mind" and "Walkin' After Midnight" are other Patsy Cline songs worth checking out.
Patsy Cline (born Virginia Patterson Hensley; September 8, 1932 - March 5, 1963) was an American singer. She is considered one of the most influential vocalists of the 20th century and was one of the first country music artists to cross over into pop music. "Crazy"...It was written by Willie Nelson, whose version of the song was first heard by recording producers and they brought the song to Cline she did not like it. When they encouraged her to record "Crazy", Cline replied, "I don't care what you say. I don't like it and I ain't gonna record it. And that's that." Record producers liked the song and set the date for its recording for August 17. When Cline got to the studio, they convinced her to record it. She listened to Nelson's version of "Crazy" and decided she was going to perform it differently. Nelson's version included a spoken section that Cline removed. The rest is music Legendary history
I Fall to Pieces is another beautiful song
☮️💙💙💙🔥pure talent!
PATSY CLINE was discovered by a Record Label Executive while Singing in a Honky Tonk. When the Exec. Spoke to her, he Told her that He " Endured her Humming. & GROWLING " Through the Fast Songs! But when she Sang the Slow Songs! The Hair on the back of his Neck Stood up! And the Rest is Music History! 🎶
Genuine classic.
Beautiful ,
Lovvvve her ...😮
"God" on guitar and Cream - "Sunshine Of Your Love"
I'm always so glad she got this song recorded before she died.😭
This is one of those that just when you'd heard it all....up she popped.
I think you just did the best reaction to this song that I've ever heard. Check out her song called Walking After Midnight
Another great reaction. Thank you.
GREAT REACTION.
Again, I like the way you listen, intently!
I remember my parents slow dancing around the kitchen while listening to her sing, my Mom cried when Patsy was killed in the plane crash. clp
You must hear, “I Can’t Tell You Why”, by The Eagles. The official video is live in studio.
JM... everybody is doing it, you should too.... Jason Aldean - Try That In A Small Town
Hey there thank you for doing this I loved your reaction you should try and find the movie Coal Miner's Daughter about Loretta Lynn she started off at 13 years old and when she made it in she had met Patsy Cline and they became good friends extremely close and Patsy died in a plane crash in 1963
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please listen to "I Fall to Pieces"!
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nobody, bar none, sings like patsy sang.
Patsy was only 30 when she left this world. Definitely way too soon!
Best female in country music ever was loretta lynns best friend 😊
I wish you'd stumble across the specials- too much too young,a message to you rudy.
UB40-1 in 10,food for thought,red red wine(the long version)
Fuse o.d.g- million pound girl, dangerous love(the thumb nail of a guy and girl.she's wearing a green dress)
She didn’t want to record this. Others advised her to do it.
She is wearing that headband because she was involved in a car wreck and was afraid the scars on her forehead would show
If you never seen the movie C.R.A.Z.Y. , I highly recommand it.
Wearing a head band to cover up scars she had just been in a car wreck
originally penned by one Willie Nelson...just sayin':)
Mmmhmmm
I was a 10 yr old boy. Everyone on the farm and neighbor farms were in tears. 1963, I watched her on TV and heard on radio on top of the fridge in the kitchen with parents. I didn't know what was going on. Then they said Patsy was dead.
No wannabe talent here, just pure human excellence