You hit the nail on the head with Patsy. Such amazing control of her instrument. What might have been seen as imperfections she works them and makes them brilliant.
Patsy had what they called "the cry" in her voice. She was such a loss to music lovers everywhere, but I'm thankful we have as much of her work as we do, especially the live performances captured on early radio & tv. I'd love to see some of her lesser known songs get more exposure, like Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray or A Poor Man's Roses (or A Rich Man's Gold). Even her lighter songs were fun to listen to, but the really good ones are timeless and still moving.
There's a brother called Elton John after I didn't jump. Hey, how does the song called the Butch butch is back? The Butch is back but hate Elmer. I don't use AU he uses. But the Butch is backed by Elton John. It's about the modern women out here today, hello.😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Patsy is a one of a kind generation voice......i love and recommend "Shes Got You" - her voice and delivery on that is excellent! Love your reactions! You are so right about human nature!
You know Biz, you get it!! The vulnerability in her voice is the bet description of her voice I have come across. How she approaches a piece of music then conveys same. There are alot of female voices I like and constantly listen too and Patsy Cline's is one of those.
You ever see the movie "The Departed?" At the end, Roy Buchanan, a guitarist you've probably never heard of, played "Sweet Dreams," that'll knock your socks off!
Give a listen to Leann Rimes, "Blue". This song was written for Patsy, just before the plane crash. The song writer sat on this song for over 30 years, until he heard 13 year old Leann. If you give a listen and close your eyes, you can hear Patsy.
Patsy Cline felt every song she sang. You can hear the cry in her voice. Many times she was really crying as she sang. You can hear it in, "She's got you." But the song that kills me the most is her cover of "Faded Love." By the end of the song Patsy is barely holding it together & she's breaking our hearts. I don't know how she can sing & cry at the same time! There is no live versions of her singing "Faded Love" cause soon after recording this song, she died in a plane crash. How important is Patsy to Country Music??? Patsy broke down many door for female singers. Without Patsy female singers would still be called "the girl singer in the band." She was best friends with Loretta Lynn & helped her out in her singing career & life. Patsy didn't need a male singer to star & close the show. Patsy was the star & closed the show. She is considered one of the greatest female Country singers of all time. IMO one of the greatest singers period. There are 5 women in Country Music that opened/ broke the door down for other Country female singers; 1. Kitty Wells 2. Patsy Cline 3. Loretta Lynn 4. Dolly Parton 5. Tammy Wynette Many others may disagree with me. But like l said this is my opinion. One fact remains, Patsy Cline is the standard that female Country singers have to measure up to. Too bad we didn't have her longer. Who knows what she could have accomplished!?! There will never be another Patsy Cline!
Written and first recorded by the vastly underrated, Big Don Gibson, this song was Don's first single release and #3 Country hit. Patsy was the third recording. Patsy's phenomenal record producer, OWEN BRADLEY, applied a little pressure to Patsy to record the song and to accept his lush versio, with the Jordanairres providing background vocals and 12 violinists taking the music to an out-of-this-world level. Floyd Cramer was on piano, Grady Martin on guitar. Patsy DIED ONE WEEK before the finished album and single were released. The CRY clearly heard in Patsy's voice was real. She was a very emotional, dramatic woman, who had left her husband, was probably going to leave him again, and had survived and overcome a horribly disfiguring automobile accident.
Biz, did you know that Ray Charles released a Country Album during this time? His camp told him he would ruin his career but, Country was Ray’s favorite music so, he said “I don’t care”. In 1961 - his Album produced 4 #1 hits! Ray Charles is in the Country Music Hall of Fame Please react to: I Can’t Stop Loving You Ray & Willie Nelson - Seven Spanish Angels
I love Patsy Cline. This song is also recorded beautifully by Elvis Costello, in Nashville by original producers . Along with other country classics. It’s truly amazing because I hated country music until I heard his entire album, “Kind of Blue”. And the George Jones classics “Stranger in the House”, and “Tonight the Bottle Let Me Down” and other beautiful renditions.
No one sings about heartbreak better than Patsy with such an amazly beautiful voice 💔
Hello there I tear up when I listen to this sung with pure emotion.
Patsy was so very talented. Wonder where her career would have taken her had she not died in a plane crash at 30 years old.
Check out "Walkin' After Midnight", one of her biggest hits.
Wat a voice
Her voice is beautiful. Thanks for reacting. Definitely listen to more!
Patsy knew HOW TO USE that beautiful voice, too.
That Voice !!!
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Another great song by
Patsy Cline is
🎵 I fall to pieces 🎵
You gonna love this one too
Keep the good work Biz ✌️ 👏 👍🏻
Patsy's voice is hypnotic
No auto-tune back then either. THATS TALENT
You hit the nail on the head with Patsy. Such amazing control of her instrument. What might have been seen as imperfections she works them and makes them brilliant.
Patsy had what they called "the cry" in her voice. She was such a loss to music lovers everywhere, but I'm thankful we have as much of her work as we do, especially the live performances captured on early radio & tv. I'd love to see some of her lesser known songs get more exposure, like Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray or A Poor Man's Roses (or A Rich Man's Gold). Even her lighter songs were fun to listen to, but the really good ones are timeless and still moving.
The Queen 💃
So beautiful what can you say but perfection and magnificent. Great reaction.
One of the greatest
Thank you so much for reacting to this song . Most beautiful song Patsy ever recorded IMO. Really shows off her amazing vocals
Please watch the movie Sweet Dreams, starring Jessica Lang as Patsy. Is so good and so sad. 😢
I love all pants and clubs but walking after midnight. I do my walkit's spoken but I used to do a lot of walking after midnight. Man party
There's a brother called Elton John after I didn't jump. Hey, how does the song called the Butch butch is back? The Butch is back but hate Elmer. I don't use AU he uses. But the Butch is backed by Elton John. It's about the modern women out here today, hello.😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Let's rock and roll this place. Let's put the butch back butch's back by elton john
It's for all the modern women😅😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
"Always"
Biz, you are really getting good at deciphering the lyrics and tone of these songs. I enjoy listening to you.
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thanks fam
Patsy is a one of a kind generation voice......i love and recommend "Shes Got You" - her voice and delivery on that is excellent! Love your reactions! You are so right about human nature!
You know Biz, you get it!! The vulnerability in her voice is the bet description of her voice I have come across. How she approaches a piece of music then conveys same. There are alot of female voices I like and constantly listen too and Patsy Cline's is one of those.
You ever see the movie "The Departed?" At the end, Roy Buchanan, a guitarist you've probably never heard of, played "Sweet Dreams," that'll knock your socks off!
"If You've Got Leaving on Your Mind" was always a favorite, but you can't go wrong with any Patsy Cline song.
Give a listen to Leann Rimes, "Blue". This song was written for Patsy, just before the plane crash. The song writer sat on this song for over 30 years, until he heard 13 year old Leann. If you give a listen and close your eyes, you can hear Patsy.
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They did a movie about patsy it was called sweet dreams Jessica Lang played patsy
Crazy is her biggest hit
Patsy Cline felt every song she sang. You can hear the cry in her voice. Many times she was really crying as she sang. You can hear it in, "She's got you." But the song that kills me the most is her cover of "Faded Love." By the end of the song Patsy is barely holding it together & she's breaking our hearts. I don't know how she can sing & cry at the same time! There is no live versions of her singing "Faded Love" cause soon after recording this song, she died in a plane crash.
How important is Patsy to Country Music???
Patsy broke down many door for female singers. Without Patsy female singers would still be called "the girl singer in the band." She was best friends with Loretta Lynn & helped her out in her singing career & life. Patsy didn't need a male singer to star & close the show. Patsy was the star & closed the show. She is considered one of the greatest female Country singers of all time. IMO one of the greatest singers period.
There are 5 women in Country Music that opened/ broke the door down for other Country female singers;
1. Kitty Wells
2. Patsy Cline
3. Loretta Lynn
4. Dolly Parton
5. Tammy
Wynette
Many others may disagree with me. But like l said this is my opinion.
One fact remains, Patsy Cline is the standard that female Country singers have to measure up to. Too bad we didn't have her longer. Who knows what she could have accomplished!?!
There will never be another Patsy Cline!
She will rip your heart out. Leeann Rymes's trubute to Patsy us well worth a reaction
This recording was released after she was killed in a plane crash. No one had a voice like this.
Written and first recorded by the vastly underrated, Big Don Gibson, this song was Don's first single release and #3 Country hit. Patsy was the third recording. Patsy's phenomenal record producer, OWEN BRADLEY, applied a little pressure to Patsy to record the song and to accept his lush versio, with the Jordanairres providing background vocals and 12 violinists taking the music to an out-of-this-world level. Floyd Cramer was on piano, Grady Martin on guitar.
Patsy DIED ONE WEEK before the finished album and single were released.
The CRY clearly heard in Patsy's voice was real. She was a very emotional, dramatic woman, who had left her husband, was probably going to leave him again, and had survived and overcome a horribly disfiguring automobile accident.
“She’s Got You” , “Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray” are both great Patsy songs
Biz, did you know that Ray Charles released a Country Album during this time? His camp told him he would ruin his career but, Country was Ray’s favorite music so, he said “I don’t care”. In 1961 - his Album produced 4 #1 hits!
Ray Charles is in the Country Music Hall of Fame
Please react to:
I Can’t Stop Loving You
Ray & Willie Nelson - Seven Spanish Angels
no I did not know that
I love Patsy Cline. This song is also recorded beautifully by Elvis Costello, in Nashville by original producers . Along with other country classics. It’s truly amazing because I hated country music until I heard his entire album, “Kind of Blue”. And the George Jones classics “Stranger in the House”, and “Tonight the Bottle Let Me Down” and other beautiful renditions.
#1 Patsy Cline
#2 Linda Ronstadt
#3 Glady Knight
The top three, and all are equal.
Elvis Costello does a great cover of this song
Wish Patsy had done a whole album of what they call standards, things such as As Time Goes By, etc.
I read that she and Owen planned an album of Broadway tunes. But she died .
I have always loved Patsy one of the best.
It's Patsy... incredible.. She died way b4 I was born but my Pop-Pop raised me on this music .. thank you Pop-Pop
Bill Bailey please come home...
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