This is one of the best country voices around. Patsy had so many great hits such as "She's Got You", "Walkin' After Midnight", "Sweet Dreams", "So Wrong", "Leavin' on Your Mind", "I Fall To Pieces" "San Antonio Rose", "Blue Moon Of Kentucky", "Half As Much", "He Called Me Baby", "Faded Love" etc. She was only 31 when she died in a plane crash in 1963. In 1985 Jessica Lange starred in the movie about Patsy's life called "Sweet Dreams". "Home Free" does a great cover of "Crazy".
It’s a shame during this time period rock stars were getting killed in small plane crashes. It predates the next problem for musicians who died taking pills and drinking.
The best portrayal of her on film was by Beverly D'Angelo in Coal Miners Daughter. D'Angelo did her own singing where as Ms Lange as superb an actress as she is did not.
The pianist was Floyd Cramer who was known for his "slip note" style of playing. The year before he recorded Crazy with Patsy he had a huge hit on both the country and the pop music charts with a song called "Last Date."
@@barsandbarbells2022 You got it right, Floyd Cramer on the piano and Elvis's The Jordanaires in the background, it doesn't get any better. That is the best of the best.
@@barsandbarbells2022 Please tell your Grandma that I also love, love, love listening to Patsy Cline and tell her I'm 73 and glad she's still doing well!! ❤😂
She was known for that rich, full voice and beautiful, flawless delivery. Crazy was a smash hit; also Sweet Dreams, and I Fall to Pieces. There was a song called Blue, written just for Patsy, that she was supposed to record but never did, because of her tragic death in a plane crash. It was held back for years until teen country singer LeeAnn Rimes recorded it in a stunning, Patsy-Cline style performance.Its a jaw-dropper, Rimes was just 13 but her voice was (and still is!) incredible.
@@savageman2194 wow, right at the beginning of her career! What a treat! We saw Martina McBride on a secondary stage at our county fair years ago, and less than 2 years later she was all over the radio. Such a treat when that happens!
At age 13, Cline was hospitalized with a throat infection and rheumatic fever. Speaking of the incident in 1957 she said, "I developed a terrible throat infection and my heart even stopped beating. The doctor put me in an oxygen tent. You might say it was my return to the living after several days that launched me as a singer. The fever affected my throat and when I recovered I had this booming voice like Kate Smith's."
the headband was covering up stitches she recieved after an almost fatel car crash she was in. the song sweet dreams was released after her death. had she lived,she would have been in the same realm as dolly
Patsy was one of the best country singers until her untimely death March 5, 1963 in a plane crash. Before her death, she helped paved the way and mentored a young female country singer Loretta Lynn. Please check her out. She sang about things that women DID NOT sing about or talk about because it was improper for a woman to speak her mind but Loretta did. Then Loretta's younger sister Crystal Gayle became a singer in the 70's. Crystal had a beautiful voice and hair down to her knees and still does. She never ever cut her hair in her entire life. Patsy was in the hospital after a car crash and heard Loretta singing on the radio at the Opry and asked someone to bring Loretta to the hospital to meet her. They became close friends immediately.
Nice reaction. I am 77 yrs old and I did not learn to appreciate her until I knew what perfect pitch was. She died much too early. I would love to see ypu react to Linda Ronstadt. Blue Bayou. Another singer with perfect pitch. She could sing any genre. ❤
You should listen to LeAnn Rimes. In 1996, she recorded her Grammy winning song, "Blue", she was 13 years old. People that heard that song, called her the next Patsy Cline. Listen to "Blue" and you'll see why.
One of the strongest female voices of all. Her plane crash was only a few years after the crash that killed Buddy Holley, Richie Valanz and The Big Bopper, known as The Day The Music Died.
Patsy Cline was amazing, her singing was flawless at a time when there weren't any studio tricks that could be used to cover up vocal mistakes. Taken too early but left behind an incredible body of work for someone so young.
Patsy Cline ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻 My favorite female country singer. She has many hits……. ❤Walkin After Midnight❤️ ❤️Sweet Dreams (Of You)❤️ ❤️I Fall To Pieces❤️ (RIP) tragically died in a plane crash (Pilot error) “30 yrs old” 🥲
Patsy Cline was flying in a private plane and they stopped at the airport, in the small town I was born in, in north west Tennessee. They refueled and left, headed east to Nashville, despite bad weather and high winds. Approximately 15 minutes later, the plane crashed, killing everybody onboard. Patsy Cline was 30 years old.
Shortly after takeoff, a witness reported hearing a low-flying aircraft. At 6:29PM, the plane crashed near Camden, Tenn.; the wreckage was found early the next morning. The cause of the crash was blamed on the inexperience of the pilot. Cline was 30 years old when she died.
She was and will always be the Queen of Country music. There were female artist before her but she was the one that opened the door for all female artist to follow. She was the first female artist to go mainstream. Watch LeAnn Rimes tribute to her. Her untimely death robbed us of the great music she would have done.
Patsy Cline was a good friend of Loretta Lynn. She helped Loretta when she first came to Nashville, and she gave Loretta her maternity clothes. Loretta named one of the twins Patsy. In the video, she changed her hairdo because she was in a near fatal car accident and to hide her scar on the forehead. . She had to perform days later.
When I hear this song u think of the seinfeld episode where Elaine starts singing it when she gets caught calling Molly Shannon's character crazy for no miving her arms when she walks. I just discovered your channel I love it and instantly subscribed ❤❤
An amazing, timeless voice! My mother enjoyed Patsy and i remember hearing this song on the country radio as a child. Walking after Midnight is another great song sung by her.
This song was once described as the most played song in saloon jukeboxes all over the world. Don’t know how they could determine that but, it’s feels like a fact to me. Well done reaction. Try “She’s Got You” next
I think it was Linda Ronstadt who said Patsy could party until closing then go to the studio and record her songs with one take! I used to have an old recording of her songs before someone advised her to slow the tempo down. She came out being kind of 'rock' a 'billy'. She was an influence on Loretta Lynn and her kid sister Crystal Gayle and so many more. Willie Nelson wrote this song and it skyrocketed his career.
Song by some guy named Willy Nelson. The Jordanaires provided backup. They also backed up Elvis. On piano was Floyd "The Tinkler" Cramer. He also backed up Elvis, and went on to become an instrumental star in the 60s. "Last Date" is one of his most popular piano instrumental numbers.
Love Willie Nelson he wrote this but she took it to another level. Thank God for my mom and to teach me so many different types of music. I'm 64 and a led head. But do enjoy all good singers. Especially her voice it's so sexy and what a groove. 😊
My wife and i would dance to this all the time, we still do and we have been married for 58 years now. great singer and a great song. she was gone way to soon.
GREETINGS EARTH PEOPLE: My mom was Canadian, and she loved her some Patsy. Just saying. I just happened to see the original version of this vid earlier today and while watching this I realized they replaced the original soundtrack with the studio version. I've heard this song dozens of times over the course of my life.
Oh, so glad y'all have gone back to listen to some of the great music, especially during the 50s & early 60s. Patsy Cline has one of the most phenomenally beautiful & haunting voices ever recorded. I put her in the same category as Karen Carpenter & Celine Dion. [for a walk down a parallel street, tale a listen to "Blue" by Leann Rimes! She grew up with a great admiration for Patsy & has covered her songs. Blue was written for Patsy Cline but she died before she could record it. The song sat in hibernation waiting for another woman who could sing it properly...Leann did it.]
Such a legend & an icon for the ladies not only in country music but in pop too. Tragically passed away in an airplane crash in 1963 having left Los Angeles on the way to a concert in Kansas City. She had been recording at the famous Capitol Records Studio in LA just hours before her tragic death. Faded Love some think was her final recording. React to it and the emotion she shows in it....forshadowing???
Just in the unlikely case that no one has mentioned it before this, but this song was written by Willie Nelson. He wrote bunches of hits for other country artists, before he hit it big as part of the Outlaw Country movement in the 70s. Oh, also in case no one has mentioned it, the reason she's wearing that "headband" is that she made this television appearance not long after leaving the hospital where she'd recovered from a very serious car accident. Her head injury hadn't yet completely healed, so the headband was there to cover up the wound and bandage.
Perfect (in my very humble opinion), perfect back-up vocals (The Jordanaires, I believe), perfect piano accompaniment (Floyd Cramer, I believe), perfect subdued drumming, perfect bass, and of course ohhh so perfect Patsy Cline vocals!
Buffett Had a Line"Got an Headful of. Feeling&an Earfull of Patsy Cline!There's Nothing That Can Touch Her,Lord I Hang on Every Line"1 of the Purest Tone/Voices Ever!!
Patsy Cline is 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. Actually I remember exactly where I was the day she died. My grandmother came out to the barn and told us 😢😢😢
This was actually written by Willie Nelson, who has a version himself. Other's have recommended her other songs, so I'll just add that I think you should react to those too.
Patsy Cline has so many great songs, as mentioned below. So I'll mention another artist for you Miss Peggy Lee her song "Fever" is a must 1963 with an upright base, drums and her snapping fingers.
I don't know where you heard this but it is an all-time classic. I know it appeared in an episode of The Simpsons. Marge had a nervous breakdown and was in a mental hospital. Homer called the hospital and was put on hold with this song playing on the line...
She was every bit as good live. One of my personal top ten for great female voices. As others have commented Patsy is a legend and there is a rabbit hole of songs from her for you to listen and react to. Enjoy the journey! And RIP Patsy.
I think you would really like Sarah Vaughn singing Misty. Watch the live black and white video which was performed in Sweden. Her vocals are out of this world.
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This song was written by Willie Nelson.
Generally it's light in the daytime and dark at night
Originally titled STUPID. Thankfully he changed it
This is one of the best country voices around. Patsy had so many great hits such as "She's Got You", "Walkin' After Midnight", "Sweet Dreams", "So Wrong", "Leavin' on Your Mind", "I Fall To Pieces" "San Antonio Rose", "Blue Moon Of Kentucky", "Half As Much", "He Called Me Baby", "Faded Love" etc. She was only 31 when she died in a plane crash in 1963. In 1985 Jessica Lange starred in the movie about Patsy's life called "Sweet Dreams". "Home Free" does a great cover of "Crazy".
I totally agree, but I would go further and say one the best voices ever 👍🏻regardless of genre.
It’s a shame during this time period rock stars were getting killed in small plane crashes.
It predates the next problem for musicians who died taking pills and drinking.
The best portrayal of her on film was by Beverly D'Angelo in Coal Miners Daughter. D'Angelo did her own singing where as Ms Lange as superb an actress as she is did not.
Voices .
The pianist was Floyd Cramer who was known for his "slip note" style of playing. The year before he recorded Crazy with Patsy he had a huge hit on both the country and the pop music charts with a song called "Last Date."
Possibly the greatest female country singer ever
I love listening to Patsy Cline on the 8 track that my grandma gave me. Sounds so crackly and cool. I’m 46 and my grandmother is 99 and still alive. ❤
Wow! Amazing!
@@barsandbarbells2022 You got it right, Floyd Cramer on the piano and Elvis's The Jordanaires in the background, it doesn't get any better. That is the best of the best.
@@barsandbarbells2022 Please tell your Grandma that I also love, love, love listening to Patsy Cline and tell her I'm 73 and glad she's still doing well!! ❤😂
Just seeing the thumbnail 'follow up to I Fall To Pieces' brought me to tears. You should do that one too. Keep playing the good old ones.
She was known for that rich, full voice and beautiful, flawless delivery. Crazy was a smash hit; also Sweet Dreams, and I Fall to Pieces. There was a song called Blue, written just for Patsy, that she was supposed to record but never did, because of her tragic death in a plane crash. It was held back for years until teen country singer LeeAnn Rimes recorded it in a stunning, Patsy-Cline style performance.Its a jaw-dropper, Rimes was just 13 but her voice was (and still is!) incredible.
I saw LeaAnn at one of her earliest show she was 13 and opened for Wynonna... unscheduled.
@@savageman2194 wow, right at the beginning of her career! What a treat! We saw Martina McBride on a secondary stage at our county fair years ago, and less than 2 years later she was all over the radio. Such a treat when that happens!
@@melanieredfield9736 , I won the tickets and Leanne was an unexpected surprise. My daughter is a huge country fan.
I just watched that leann Rimes video of Blue you recommended.. incredible :D
@@soundofnellody262 can you believe that came from a 13 year old girl!?!? Glad you got a chance to see it!
At age 13, Cline was hospitalized with a throat infection and rheumatic fever. Speaking of the incident in 1957 she said, "I developed a terrible throat infection and my heart even stopped beating. The doctor put me in an oxygen tent. You might say it was my return to the living after several days that launched me as a singer. The fever affected my throat and when I recovered I had this booming voice like Kate Smith's."
Another country icon Willie Nelson wrote this song.
The male singers in the background were the Jordanaires. They are most noted for backing Elvis in the 50s and 60s.
Written by Willie Nelson who originally titled this song "Stupid"
She is the real Queen of real country! What a voice! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️
the headband was covering up stitches she recieved after an almost fatel car crash she was in. the song sweet dreams was released after her death. had she lived,she would have been in the same realm as dolly
PERFECTION!! Thanks
The headband wasn't a fashion statement. It was to cover some damage from a car wreck that she was in a few weeks earlier.
The car accident was serious it messed her up pretty bad.
Patsy was Loretta Lynns best friend and they toured together. Please React to Loretta Lynn "Coal Miners Daughter"
Patsy was one of the best country singers until her untimely death March 5, 1963 in a plane crash. Before her death, she helped paved the way and mentored a young female country singer Loretta Lynn. Please check her out. She sang about things that women DID NOT sing about or talk about because it was improper for a woman to speak her mind but Loretta did. Then Loretta's younger sister Crystal Gayle became a singer in the 70's. Crystal had a beautiful voice and hair down to her knees and still does. She never ever cut her hair in her entire life.
Patsy was in the hospital after a car crash and heard Loretta singing on the radio at the Opry and asked someone to bring Loretta to the hospital to meet her. They became close friends immediately.
So beautiful! Nobody does heartbreak like Patsy. “She’s Got You” is beautiful as is many others. This was a huge hit for Patsy, BTW.
You'v got leaving on your mind.... Wonderful!
Her music will live forever.
Not really a country fan but this song and that voice , WOW
Nice reaction. I am 77 yrs old and I did not learn to appreciate her until I knew what perfect pitch was. She died much too early. I would love to see ypu react to Linda Ronstadt. Blue Bayou. Another singer with perfect pitch. She could sing any genre. ❤
67 and agree 100% with every word!
You should listen to LeAnn Rimes. In 1996, she recorded her Grammy winning song, "Blue", she was 13 years old. People that heard that song, called her the next Patsy Cline. Listen to "Blue" and you'll see why.
One of the strongest female voices of all. Her plane crash was only a few years after the crash that killed Buddy Holley, Richie Valanz and The Big Bopper, known as The Day The Music Died.
Gorgeous heartbreak song.
Greatest female voice ever. sweet Dreams.
Patsy Cline was amazing, her singing was flawless at a time when there weren't any studio tricks that could be used to cover up vocal mistakes. Taken too early but left behind an incredible body of work for someone so young.
Patsy Cline ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻
My favorite female country singer. She has many hits…….
❤Walkin After Midnight❤️
❤️Sweet Dreams (Of You)❤️
❤️I Fall To Pieces❤️
(RIP) tragically died in a plane crash (Pilot error)
“30 yrs old” 🥲
Her voice is pure liquid gold. Her vibrato and sustain is simply sublime.
Patsy Cline was flying in a private plane and they stopped at the airport, in the small town I was born in, in north west Tennessee. They refueled and left, headed east to Nashville, despite bad weather and high winds. Approximately 15 minutes later, the plane crashed, killing everybody onboard. Patsy Cline was 30 years old.
Ugh, there's terrible! 😞
When you die and go to heaven you get to go to a Patsy Cline concert, for free!
The greatest female country artist ever!
One of the finest voices of our timer--in ANY genre!
She's in heaven now singing wit h the angels.
Shortly after takeoff, a witness reported hearing a low-flying aircraft. At 6:29PM, the plane crashed near Camden, Tenn.; the wreckage was found early the next morning. The cause of the crash was blamed on the inexperience of the pilot. Cline was 30 years old when she died.
She was and will always be the Queen of Country music. There were female artist before her but she was the one that opened the door for all female artist to follow. She was the first female artist to go mainstream. Watch LeAnn Rimes tribute to her. Her untimely death robbed us of the great music she would have done.
Yes. there was females before her but only one at the time that was on top. And that female was kitty wells and patsy wanted to be better and she was
I love Miss Patsy, she was peerless. She has plenty more so do come back to visit her, again.
Patsy Cline was a good friend of Loretta Lynn. She helped Loretta when she first came to Nashville, and she gave Loretta her maternity clothes. Loretta named one of the twins Patsy. In the video, she changed her hairdo because she was in a near fatal car accident and to hide her scar on the forehead. . She had to perform days later.
When I hear this song u think of the seinfeld episode where Elaine starts singing it when she gets caught calling Molly Shannon's character crazy for no miving her arms when she walks. I just discovered your channel I love it and instantly subscribed ❤❤
Floyd Cramer gives the delicate piano fills that make this song a classic. Floyd is legendary in his influence on country ballads, even today.
Patsy Cline was one
of my favorite singers.
She had that clear
sound. My mother
loved her singing
too.
Walkin After Midnight has to be next.
An amazing, timeless voice! My mother enjoyed Patsy and i remember hearing this song on the country radio as a child. Walking after Midnight is another great song sung by her.
Awesome memory to have!
This song was once described as the most played song in saloon jukeboxes all over the world. Don’t know how they could determine that but, it’s feels like a fact to me. Well done reaction.
Try “She’s Got You” next
The head band was to hide a scare from a car accident.
I think it was Linda Ronstadt who said Patsy could party until closing then go
to the studio and record her songs with one take!
I used to have an old recording of her songs before someone advised her to slow
the tempo down. She came out being kind of 'rock' a 'billy'. She was an influence
on Loretta Lynn and her kid sister Crystal Gayle and so many more.
Willie Nelson wrote this song and it skyrocketed his career.
Perfect pitch, perfect timing. Also one of the biggest jukebox songs of all time.
Song by some guy named Willy Nelson. The Jordanaires provided backup. They also backed up Elvis. On piano was Floyd "The Tinkler" Cramer. He also backed up Elvis, and went on to become an instrumental star in the 60s. "Last Date" is one of his most popular piano instrumental numbers.
Love Willie Nelson he wrote this but she took it to another level. Thank God for my mom and to teach me so many different types of music. I'm 64 and a led head. But do enjoy all good singers. Especially her voice it's so sexy and what a groove. 😊
The greatest female voice of all time.
I agree, Etta James is runner up
Love Patsy Cline! Walkin after Midnight and Sweet Dreams are two more of my favorites.
Her voice was sensational , spectacular, emotional, and so sad at the same time. I hope wasn't her true story about it.
What a voice.
Great voice. Incredible talent.
(Crazy written by Willie Nelson)
Patsy was one of the greatest country singers ever. Sweet Dreams and I Fall to Pieces are equally as good
My wife and i would dance to this all the time, we still do and we have been married for 58 years now. great singer and a great song. she was gone way to soon.
the reason shes wearing a head band she went thru a windshield its to hide her scar
Check out Blue by LeAnn Rimes that was written for Patsy Cline if you haven’t already…
Patsy Cline's voice was so precious.
GREETINGS EARTH PEOPLE: My mom was Canadian, and she loved her some Patsy. Just saying. I just happened to see the original version of this vid earlier today and while watching this I realized they replaced the original soundtrack with the studio version. I've heard this song dozens of times over the course of my life.
You can not go wrong with Patsy Cline. Still love to listen to her after all these years.
At age six I asked my grandpa who he was listening to on the radio. Sixty years later I still listen to grandpa's patsy. Peace from Northern Michigan!
The great Floyd Cramer on piano and the Jordanaires on background vocals.
Cramer was inducted into both the Country and Rock Hall of Fames. (Sideman category for RHOF).
Don't git any better than that
She has a wonderful bluesy voice
When Patsy opens her mouth, liquid velvet greatness spills out. She is the GOAT. Great reaction, as usual.
Thank you! She is sensational!
I love that hat liquid velvet greatness. Never heard her described that way, but it's perfect.
No one sang with as much emotion as Patsy Cline. I was only 5 years old when she died, so l didn't discover her music until l was an adult.
Willie Nelson's original title for this song was "Stupid".
Beautiful.
Considered by many to be the most perfectly sung song ever. It’s definitely an example of an arrangement that gives the singer “room” to sing it.
Oh, so glad y'all have gone back to listen to some of the great music, especially during the 50s & early 60s. Patsy Cline has one of the most phenomenally beautiful & haunting voices ever recorded. I put her in the same category as Karen Carpenter & Celine Dion. [for a walk down a parallel street, tale a listen to "Blue" by Leann Rimes! She grew up with a great admiration for Patsy & has covered her songs. Blue was written for Patsy Cline but she died before she could record it. The song sat in hibernation waiting for another woman who could sing it properly...Leann did it.]
Please react to Sweet Dreams. BTW, Willie Nelson is the song writer, he does a good job singing this as well. Enjoying you guys......
Such a legend & an icon for the ladies not only in country music but in pop too. Tragically passed away in an airplane crash in 1963 having left Los Angeles on the way to a concert in Kansas City. She had been recording at the famous Capitol Records Studio in LA just hours before her tragic death. Faded Love some think was her final recording. React to it and the emotion she shows in it....forshadowing???
It was in Doc Hollywood Movie with Micheal J Fox.
I love this song. When Patsy cline died in the plane crash per my dad, my grandparents went into mourning for her.
Leanne Rimes - BLUE - she sang it at 14 yrs old . Just a magical voice.
Thx for the suggestion 👍
Written by the great Willie Nelson. The great Floyd Cramer played the piano.
THis was written by the "King of America" Willie Nelson. He does his own versions of this as well.
Willie Nelson wrote "Crazy." I like his version.
Just in the unlikely case that no one has mentioned it before this, but this song was written by Willie Nelson. He wrote bunches of hits for other country artists, before he hit it big as part of the Outlaw Country movement in the 70s. Oh, also in case no one has mentioned it, the reason she's wearing that "headband" is that she made this television appearance not long after leaving the hospital where she'd recovered from a very serious car accident. Her head injury hadn't yet completely healed, so the headband was there to cover up the wound and bandage.
Such a wholesome voice
Perfect (in my very humble opinion), perfect back-up vocals (The Jordanaires, I believe), perfect piano accompaniment (Floyd Cramer, I believe), perfect subdued drumming, perfect bass, and of course ohhh so perfect Patsy Cline vocals!
Buffett Had a Line"Got an Headful of. Feeling&an Earfull of Patsy Cline!There's Nothing That Can Touch Her,Lord I Hang on Every Line"1 of the Purest Tone/Voices Ever!!
You should listen to LeeAnn Rhimes sing "Blue" from what I heard "Blue" was written for Patsy but she died before it was recorded. 😊
Might want to check out Linda Ronstadt's cover of this song.
Simply no auto tune, simply gorgeous voice. Love patsy ❤️
she had a magnificent voice. Her song "If you got leavin: on your mind" is so great
Crazy was written by Willie Nelson. How he got this song to Patsy is a great story.
Patsy Cline is 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. Actually I remember exactly where I was the day she died. My grandmother came out to the barn and told us 😢😢😢
The headband was to conceal scar tissue from an injury.
Patsy was in a very bad car wreck and yes you are correct that the headband was to hide a scar she got from that wreck.
Gotta do more Patsy. Incredible voice. "Back In Baby's Arms", "Walkin' After Midnight", and "I Fall To Pieces" are good starting points.
Patsy is legendary in country music. Gone too soon. I think about how much more she had to give.
This was actually written by Willie Nelson, who has a version himself. Other's have recommended her other songs, so I'll just add that I think you should react to those too.
I know y’all have reacted to Home Free and enjoyed them! They have an excellent version of “Crazy” that Patsy Cline would be proud of!
The great Floyd Cramer on piano.
Patsy Cline has so many great songs, as mentioned below. So I'll mention another artist for you Miss Peggy Lee her song "Fever" is a must 1963 with an upright base, drums and her snapping fingers.
Also check out some vintage Motown music as well.
I don't know where you heard this but it is an all-time classic. I know it appeared in an episode of The Simpsons. Marge had a nervous breakdown and was in a mental hospital. Homer called the hospital and was put on hold with this song playing on the line...
She wore the headband to cover a scar, she was in a car accident
Patsy Cline - “She’s Got You” and “Walking After Midnight”
Theres a movie about Patsy. Its a sad but also a joyful story. Patsy is wonderful. Thanks for the reaction.
She was every bit as good live. One of my personal top ten for great female voices. As others have commented Patsy is a legend and there is a rabbit hole of songs from her for you to listen and react to. Enjoy the journey! And RIP Patsy.
I think you would really like Sarah Vaughn singing Misty. Watch the live black and white video which was performed in Sweden. Her vocals are out of this world.
She is the voice.
👍👍👍😎💕🇸🇪
I love your reactions and comments to Patsy Cline "Crazy"❤