Autotune has destroyed music.... It literally sounds like you are listening to a song that is in a video game. All sounds the same, no soul, no heart, no character.
@@ratman5727 - You should listen to Link Wray's song Fire and Brimstone. It is on YT. Listen carefully to the percussion. It is not the same throughout. He reportedly cut that album in his chicken coop on his Maryland farm in 1971. And he used odd things like nails in a jar for some of the percussion. Also, I heard that he insisted on all songs being done in one take. No splicing. REAL music. I think you'll like it!
Patsy Cline is another of the artists lost in small aircraft crashes. Her voice is unmatched. No one sounds like her. I get sad thinking of what we lost.
I know how you feel. An artist whose premature death makes me feel sad is Selena, which is a bit surprising considering that I never knew about her until Dreaming of You was released posthumously. Ever since watching the movie of her life, I feel very sad whenever I hear her music. Same holds true for Patsy Cline, thanks to her biopic Sweet Dreams.
@@talltulip oh yes. Selena's death was such a tragedy. It's one thing to mourn an artist, and we do for her. It's something bigger to know she was ushering in a change to popular music. If Selena had the chance, I believe she would have changed the landscape of pop music. I only know a bit about Tejano music. What I do know is because of Selena.
Roger Miller was so distraught upon hearing of the crash, he immediately went out to the crash site.....looking for ......anything. He saw bits of wreckage everywhere but no bodies, and then realized the flesh was everywhere......in the trees, foilage, and realizing the damp footing.....under his very feet. I doubt he ever recovered from that experience.
Its not really true to say no voice lesson of about any artist from that era they didn't have VOICE lesson per se but were all mostly raised in the church. The ultimate voice lessons lol
Patsy was the real deal. A hard living woman with the voice of an angel. Her life was cut way too short. In her short career she left a legacy for the ages!
I will never forget the day she died. I woke up in a hotel in Jacksonville, Florida to the sound of my bedside radio. The disc jockey was playing one Patsy Cline song after another, and I was puzzled? What is this? Then he said we are playing only Patsy today in memory of the greatest female voice in recording history. She was killed in a plane crash and is gone. I sat there stunned. I knew music would never be the same. RIP Miss Patsy
My Nana owned a tavern until her passing in 1968, and "Crazy" was one of the most popular songs from the time it was added. Two other songs by Patsy that got lots of plays were "I Fall To Pieces", and "She's Got You". Still one of the greatest female voices you'll ever hear.
She also had to be convinced to do "Crazy". Rumor has it the Jordonares, Floyd Cramer and backup group were in studio practicing 2 weeks before Patsy came to the studio. She apparently recorded it in one take.
Patsy's voice never cracked unintentionally. She wanted you to feel her songs and experience every emotion in them. She is one of the greatest vocal masters in the history of the world.
She was the master of timing, control, and that little painful catch in her voice. And her lower register is just plain thrilling. Her backup band was the Jordanaires...same as Elvis
agreed, the only vocalist i can think of that is along with patsy cline, is karen carpenter...different style, apples vs oranges, but both incredible..
The “cry” and vibrato in her voice is absolutely the BEST ever! NO ONE could ever sing like Patsy! She could make you FEEL the song! We lost a great the day she died!
She has the most beautiful female voice I've ever heard. Have you checked out "Crazy"? You NEEEEED to hear this one, absolutely show cases her stunning voice! They made a movie back in the 80s about her life.... Sweet Dreams. Great movie with Ed Harris and Jessica Lange.
Patsy took no mess, and never hesitated to give you a piece of her mind. She never played victim, and always led her own charge. A real inspiration for all.
This was part of the famous "Last Session" recordings. "Sweet Dreams" was recorded February 5, 1963, One month to the day before Patsy's death in a plane crash on March 5. She also recorded "Faded Love" during that same session, and may I suggest you give that a listen? It was a stunning performance, even more so than "Sweet Dreams", my opinion only, of course. My parents would go every Saturday night to the Sportatorium in Dallas for the "Big D Jamboree". Patsy made her first of many appearances there in November of 1961, and I'm sure we saw her that night. I was too young to remember, though. The quartet you mentioned was called The Jordanaires, as well as the piano that you pointed out was played by Floyd Cramer, famous for his song "Last Date".
She sung with emotion and spot on pitch.She new how to control her vocal range I know what you mean on the recording of "faded Love" right at the last note.The producer left that in and decided not to do a retake.She had some of the top session musicians backing her up in the studio.I think they were called the A team.Patsy Cline,Karen Carpenter and Elvis stand out head and shoulders above the rest.
Patsy was born in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia ( Winchester ), which is relatively close to Washington DC. I grew up in the western part of Maryland, which is relatively close to the Valley also. Trust me, she is a folk heroine to the people of that region.
I love all of her songs but this last session is priceless. Later work in the 60’s and 70’s would have been great to hear. My mother saw her in a small club in Montreal in the late 50’s.
Perfect tone, pitch, vocal control -- and that little break when she flips between some notes (that yodel quality is a perfect analogy!).... Patsy seriously had one of the greatest voices ever.
"Leaving On Your Mind", "She's Got You", "Why Can't He Be You", are some of her best...😀😀❤❤ There is a movie named "Sweet Dreams", telling the life and times of Patsy Cline... Definitely worth a watch.😉😀❤
I am NOT a country girl. But this girl, this Patsy Cline, will just grab you, and not let go. And you guys, I so love your channel the most because you both are learning at such a fast rate, you amaze me. Your reviews get sharper every song you hear! Rob Sqaud! The best!
Not only is her voice so powerful but her phrasing is unmatched. If you hear other artists sing a song she recorded no one comes close. Also her crescendos and decrescendos were done vocally where most other singers have to move the mic.
Patsy Cline never fails to give me chills. I was born the year she came out with “Crazy”, and I was fortunate to grow up with my mom playing her on the stereo.
The movie made about her life starring Jessica Lang is a must watch. Patsy's own family was amazed at how Jessica portrayed her and had all her moves down pat.
Absolutely stunning. A singer who was partly influenced by Patsy Cline is k.d. lang, another woman with an amazing voice. React to her incredible version of "Hallelujah" at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, her duet with Roy Orbison on his song "Crying" (two voices that were made for each other) and "Constant Craving". This woman could sing the phone book.
I was 5 when Patsy died so I never saw her live in concert but her recordings were played in my house as I was growing up and I still listen to her to this day. She had a unsurpassed ability to sing, warble, cry, yodel-all in the same note and in the same breath! What a huge talent! Thank you for doing this reaction! And please check out any of her other recordings-you can’t go wrong with a Patsy Cline song!
What a great talent Patsy Cline was! She was killed in a plane crash at the age of 30 (1963) along with all souls on board, including her manager. Love your reactions!✌️💟 Tioraidh an-drasta 🏴
I've heard she just recovered from a car crash, she broke her leg, she just recovered from that, when she died in the plane crash. She has always been very much missed, excellent voice.
One take Patsy. To record the way they did...simply amazing. I've been enamored with her my entire life. She's the best, period. The quartet is The Jordanaires who were Elvis' backup singers as well. They were used in a lot of recordings back then.
The Queen of country music. This was among her last recordings. She was and still is one of the greatest voices. You can pick any song she recorded they are all great. Love y'alls channel to see how you both respond puts a big smile on my face. When I see who you are going to listen to I'm like they are gonna love this 🙂
I appreciate your appreciation of Patsy. Her voice was untouchable and her talent immeasurable. But, Loretta Lynn was the Queen of Country. Of course, Loretta may have never got there without Patsy.
I'm so glad you all reacted to Patsy and that you were so moved by her. She is my favorite female artist of all time and gives me chills every time I hear her.
If you haven't done "Crazy" by Patsy, please listen to it soon. Its beautiful. She was amazing, and she was only 30 years old when she passed in 1963. If you think about it, we have lost so many amazing singers in light aircraft accidents back in the day. Its a lot safer now, but too little too late for those who are gone.
So I have been in love with Patsy Cline for years now! Her amazing voice, she says, is attributed to having rheumatic fever & a terrible throat infection when she was young. All I know is that no one, I mean no one, sounds like Patsy Cline!! When I was going through a terrible divorce, I would take long drives & listen to her music & it always made it a little easier to take, even though I was the one who wanted it!! It’s like a death of sorts! I also love KD Lang, and I think it’s because she was inspired by Patsy! Just a legacy of beautiful music in her short 8 years!! ♥️. You both get it!! Like no other!! Please try Crazy next!! ♥️The old white woman
The backup vocal are from The Jordanaires. Who also sung with Elvis and alot of other artist from the 50's-70's. Patsy was an inspiration to alot of female artist . Her pitch is almost perfect and held perfectly.
Patsy's voice still brings a lump in my throat. She is the gold standard for not just country music but for female artists of any genre. Being one of the first women to have several hits, she paved the way for others to make it in the business.
The term for the 'ripple' in her singing voice is vibrato. Her voice is one of the best and not many can come close to it. Leann Rimes managed to do her justice when she covered 'Blue' by Patsy.
People often refer to the "cry" in her voice. It's definitely there & enhances the emotion of the song. You two should watch the biopic about her, also titled "Sweet Dreams". Then do another reaction to another of her songs & let us know what you thought of the movie!💙🌿
You can really hear it in her version of "Faded Love." One line I remember from the movie is that her voice was made to sing love songs and that was right on the money.
This song, written by Don Gibson, is probably one of the best Country songs ever, and we are blessed that it was sung by the best female Country artists of all times.
I grew up on this type of music. My dad was a HUGE country western fan. He passed away in 2018 and his very favorite artist was Ray Price. I'm so happy that he got to see him in concert before he passed. If you could play "I Won't Mention It Again" by Ray Price, I would be so grateful. I think of my wonderful father everytime I hear it and it always makes me cry...and smile. Love you guys!
I'm SO glad you guys 'get her!! I'm a singer, love to sing (makes me feel so good), and sing along to literally every song. Patsy Cline is the only female singer who causes me not sing at all because I don't want to miss one note she's so passionately singing. SO MUCH emotion in every note, every song, every album. Hope this makes sense! Thanks for the great reaction video!!
She does an amazing job with every song she does. She was 1 of the greats. Reba McIntyre used to sing this song in her concerts totally acapell. She does an amazing job also with this song.
"Patsy Cline doesn't just hit notes" 💯 Patsy Cline's notes hit you right in the feels from the first note - CHILLZ! Knowing this song came out so soon before she died makes Sweet Dreams even more emotional 😭
k.d. Lang, "Three cigarettes in an ashtray" I heard that it was written for Patsy, I don't know if she recorded it. You should check out K.D. performing it live on "The Tonight Show"
Oh! Thank you for revisiting Patsy Cline! I love "Walking After Midnight" and "Crazy" are two of my favorite songs. I am not as familiar with "Sweet Dreams" but thoroughly enjoyed it! Hearing this title made me think of two other great female singers. I couldn't remember if you had reacted to Mama Cass (of The Mamas and the Papas) "Dream a Little Dream" or Annie Lenox (of The Eurythmics) "Sweet Dreams." I love your Female Fridays!
I am told that I attended a Patsy Cline concert with my parents when I was a baby. Her voice was pure gold. Interesting note here is that Floyd Cramer is on the piano. One of the greats.
When I was young back in the 50s she came on TV and would sing and the people surrounding her on the stage had this expression on their collective faces of being hypnotized by the sound of her beautiful voice...sound quality on my family TV was not that good but it was ample enough to fill our living room with the strains of her soulful, angelic voice...
You KNOW you can't go wrong with Patsy Cline!!! A style and a sound like none other... Glad you guys enjoy good music.. I'm one of those people that did get to see Patsy Cline in person, so glad I did get the chance to hear her live... Keep on keepin. on. BCNU...
Just wanted to drop by and say how much I appreciate y’all’s drive. Putting out as many videos as you do a week is crazy! I don’t think people truly appreciate how much work goes into what you guys are doing. I’m lucky if I get a video out every week. Lol! Enjoying the channel and y’all’s journey through all this music!
I cried and cried when she died.....my childhood grief was a full cup. Many of my fav singers were taken so soon. But when she died my sadness lingered a very long time. I was born 1948 so she was my pre teen voice in the darkness Thank you for loving her in the same intensity I did and do.
Beverly D'Angelo played Patsy in Coal Miner's Daughter and actually sang very well. She's a talented lady and you should react to one of those clips. You won't regret it.
@@karenpowell6063 No, Beverly D'Angelo did play Patsy in Coal Miner's Daughter and sang. Jessica Lange was in Sweet Dreams and lip synced. You can look it up.
@@Tom81196 I don't have to look it up, I've seen Coal Miners Daughter at least a dozen times lol. Sissy Spacek played Loretta Lynn in Coal Miners Daughter, the movie was based on Loretta's life story. The movie Sweet Dreams was based on Patsy Clines life story . Jessica Lange played Patsy Cline , not Beverley D'Angelo .
Now you have to listen to Back In Baby's Arms. Upbeat, happy, and fun with Patsy's beautiful voice. Also, take a look at Emmylou Harris' collection of songs - C'est la Vie, Two More Bottles of Wine, Making Believe, Wayfaring Stranger, We Believe In Happy Endings, and so many more plus great duets.
Another great female artist is Anne Murray whose voice is so pure and clear. Some of her greatest hits include: Snowbird (her first), Danny ' s Song and You Needed Me - but a few from a vast catalog.
Patsy was a contralto...extremely rare. Throw in the character, color, and power of her voice; it's heart stopping, and so incredibly moving. Her phrasing is uniquely her own...she owned everything she ever sang. She left us at age 30. Can you imagine what she would have gone on to achieve had she lived longer?! As it is, she left a legacy of beautiful songs that people still listen to today. That what makes her legendary. The longevity, and the artistry. Owen Bradley, her producer, found the right ingredients to compliment Patsy's voice and style in the studio. He also brought in the Jordanaires (who backed Elvis, as well) as back up singers, and the recipe was perfected. I love that you guys get Patsy. There was this raw, and authentic quality to her singing that makes listening to her, almost a spiritual experience. I love your, Female Fridays!! Another wonderful reaction y'all❤❤
Technically Patsy is flawless. Her pitch, tone, her cry that would be destroyed by autotune. So lucky we have these recordings of such a great artist.
Excellent points 👍👍👍👏
yes, as recall it was actually measured on a ,machine.
Autotune has destroyed music.... It literally sounds like you are listening to a song that is in a video game. All sounds the same, no soul, no heart, no character.
@@ratman5727 - You should listen to Link Wray's song Fire and Brimstone. It is on YT. Listen carefully to the percussion. It is not the same throughout. He reportedly cut that album in his chicken coop on his Maryland farm in 1971. And he used odd things like nails in a jar for some of the percussion. Also, I heard that he insisted on all songs being done in one take. No splicing. REAL music. I think you'll like it!
@@ratman5727 PS - Make sure it is not the song from the movie... it's the one where he is dressed in Indian head band, profile.
Patsy cline is hands down the best female country singer of all time
Yes x 1000
Ur Right but Ms. Dolly & Kitty Wells & Loretta Lynn r up there on that Beautiful List as well😊
Patsy Cline is another of the artists lost in small aircraft crashes. Her voice is unmatched. No one sounds like her. I get sad thinking of what we lost.
I know how you feel. An artist whose premature death makes me feel sad is Selena, which is a bit surprising considering that I never knew about her until Dreaming of You was released posthumously. Ever since watching the movie of her life, I feel very sad whenever I hear her music. Same holds true for Patsy Cline, thanks to her biopic Sweet Dreams.
@@talltulip oh yes. Selena's death was such a tragedy. It's one thing to mourn an artist, and we do for her. It's something bigger to know she was ushering in a change to popular music. If Selena had the chance, I believe she would have changed the landscape of pop music. I only know a bit about Tejano music. What I do know is because of Selena.
Patsy definitely definitely see the queen she was the queen of country hey that's who everybody else tries to sound like
Roger Miller was so distraught upon hearing of the crash, he immediately went out to the crash site.....looking for ......anything. He saw bits of wreckage everywhere but no bodies, and then realized the flesh was everywhere......in the trees, foilage, and realizing the damp footing.....under his very feet. I doubt he ever recovered from that experience.
Of course no one sounds like her. No one sounds like you or me.
When a singer makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck, you are listing to an artist with their voice. That was Patsy.
Yes. You get chills. So beautiful.
Patsy Cline never had voice lessons. This is pure talent.
along with my other favorite vocalist of all time, karen carpenter....
Its not really true to say no voice lesson of about any artist from that era they didn't have VOICE lesson per se but were all mostly raised in the church. The ultimate voice lessons lol
Always loved her songs and an fantastic style❤!!
What?! 😮 I don't get it. Ok Patsy C needs to be studied cause I just don't understand. Come on, experts.
@tomschmitz261 yes I agree. I was thinking they both were a class of their own!
It's not possible to describe how perfect her voice is. There has never been another singer to match Patsy Cline.
Patsy was the real deal. A hard living woman with the voice of an angel. Her life was cut way too short. In her short career she left a legacy for the ages!
Along with the great Karen Carpenter
@@michaelasay8587she ain't got nothing on the Divine miss cline
I will never forget the day she died. I woke up in a hotel in Jacksonville, Florida to the sound of my bedside radio. The disc jockey was playing one Patsy Cline song after another, and I was puzzled? What is this? Then he said we are playing only Patsy today in memory of the greatest female voice in recording history. She was killed in a plane crash and is gone. I sat there stunned. I knew music would never be the same. RIP Miss Patsy
Her timing is impeccable. Her "Crazy" is one of the biggest juke box songs in history.
And was written by Willie Nelson!!!!
Patsy's recording of 'Crazy' made Willie Nelson.
My Nana owned a tavern until her passing in 1968, and "Crazy" was one of the most popular songs from the time it was added. Two other songs by Patsy that got lots of plays were "I Fall To Pieces", and "She's Got You". Still one of the greatest female voices you'll ever hear.
@@michelerogers8151 Actually, I think it was his parents. 😄
She also had to be convinced to do "Crazy". Rumor has it the Jordonares, Floyd Cramer and backup group were in studio practicing 2 weeks before Patsy came to the studio. She apparently recorded it in one take.
Patsy's voice never cracked unintentionally. She wanted you to feel her songs and experience every emotion in them. She is one of the greatest vocal masters in the history of the world.
It's her artistry and control
Patsy could express an emotion with one note. 🎶
“I fall to pieces” will melt your hearts. Patsy is a fave!
Thank you .. you beat me to it
Yes!
My favorite of hers! Yes!
Walking After Midnight was my dads fave followed up by I Fall to Pieces
She was the master of timing, control, and that little painful catch in her voice. And her lower register is just plain thrilling. Her backup band was the Jordanaires...same as Elvis
Goosebumps. Her voice is hauntingly emotional, with a solid nostalgic storytelling quality. No one will ever match her, no one.
Debra P There is a certain pain in her voice as well. Do you hear it?
agreed, the only vocalist i can think of that is along with patsy cline, is karen carpenter...different style, apples vs oranges, but both incredible..
Ditto
@@jaycorby Absolutely Jay.
LeAnn rides comes as close as you will get
The “cry” and vibrato in her voice is absolutely the BEST ever! NO ONE could ever sing like Patsy! She could make you FEEL the song! We lost a great the day she died!
That "ripple" sound in her voice is called vibrato and it's a technique that many singers use. It's especially beautiful in her voice.
“how could you ever go wrong with some Patsy Cline” Now your understanding why all her fans love her. 🙃
She has the most beautiful female voice I've ever heard. Have you checked out "Crazy"? You NEEEEED to hear this one, absolutely show cases her stunning voice! They made a movie back in the 80s about her life.... Sweet Dreams. Great movie with Ed Harris and Jessica Lange.
Yeah, they did "Crazy", and loved it!!!
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I own the DVD Sweet Dreams, one of my all time favorite movies. Great acting in that movie.
They did do Crazy.
Patsy took no mess, and never hesitated to give you a piece of her mind.
She never played victim, and always led her own charge.
A real inspiration for all.
This was part of the famous "Last Session" recordings. "Sweet Dreams" was recorded February 5, 1963, One month to the day before Patsy's death in a plane crash on March 5. She also recorded "Faded Love" during that same session, and may I suggest you give that a listen? It was a stunning performance, even more so than "Sweet Dreams", my opinion only, of course. My parents would go every Saturday night to the Sportatorium in Dallas for the "Big D Jamboree". Patsy made her first of many appearances there in November of 1961, and I'm sure we saw her that night. I was too young to remember, though. The quartet you mentioned was called The Jordanaires, as well as the piano that you pointed out was played by Floyd Cramer, famous for his song "Last Date".
Love The Jordanaires---they sang backup for Elvis, before The Stamps Quartet!!!
She sung with emotion and spot on pitch.She new how to control her vocal range I know what you mean on the recording of "faded Love" right at the last note.The producer left that in and decided not to do a retake.She had some of the top session musicians backing her up in the studio.I think they were called the A team.Patsy Cline,Karen Carpenter and Elvis stand out head and shoulders above the rest.
Faded Love is everything.
Patsy was born in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia ( Winchester ), which is relatively close to Washington DC. I grew up in the western part of Maryland, which is relatively close to the Valley also. Trust me, she is a folk heroine to the people of that region.
I love all of her songs but this last session is priceless. Later work in the 60’s and 70’s would have been great to hear. My mother saw her in a small club in Montreal in the late 50’s.
My Dad played backup at a Patsy Cline performance at the grand ole opera. Tennessee. He cried when she died. My Dad was a violinist.
There is an aching, or a longing in her voice that resonates. There was and never will be another one like her.
Perfect tone, pitch, vocal control -- and that little break when she flips between some notes (that yodel quality is a perfect analogy!).... Patsy seriously had one of the greatest voices ever.
"Leaving On Your Mind", "She's Got You", "Why Can't He Be You", are some of her best...😀😀❤❤ There is a movie named "Sweet Dreams", telling the life and times of Patsy Cline... Definitely worth a watch.😉😀❤
Yes! What a great movie!
Also, the movie Coal Miner's Daughter focuses on Patsy's relationship with Loretta Lynn.
The movie about Patsy is great but definitely have the tissues close. Love Patsy💖. Always remembered always loved🌹.
Great suggestions
All wonderful songs, but my favorite Patsy song is She’s Got You.
I am NOT a country girl. But this girl, this Patsy Cline, will just grab you, and not let go. And you guys, I so love your channel the most because you both are learning at such a fast rate, you amaze me. Your reviews get sharper every song you hear! Rob Sqaud! The best!
Please do "I Fall To Pieces" next! Even knowing her voice now, it will still amaze you.
I agree she was fabulous
I'm not really a country music fan, but Patsy is in a class by herself. I could listen to her all day.
She was very popular with the rock fans too. Not just country. She crossed the barrier.
That "ripple" in her voice that your talking about is called vibrato. It's used very frequently by opera singers.
I have no doubt that she could have been in opera had she been inclined! Peace, Love!
Not only is her voice so powerful but her phrasing is unmatched. If you hear other artists sing a song she recorded no one comes close. Also her crescendos and decrescendos were done vocally where most other singers have to move the mic.
I love watching you melt right off the bat. Her voice truly soars. She sang a lot of sad songs and you hear the pain in her voice.
Patsy Cline never fails to give me chills. I was born the year she came out with “Crazy”, and I was fortunate to grow up with my mom playing her on the stereo.
You won't hear songs like this today pure unadulterated emotional voice, no autotune or voice effects needed.
She had something far better than auto tune. She had REAL talent.
The movie made about her life starring Jessica Lang is a must watch. Patsy's own family was amazed at how Jessica portrayed her and had all her moves down pat.
The movie was amazing! Lange have her performance of a lifetime in that movie!
Absolutely stunning. A singer who was partly influenced by Patsy Cline is k.d. lang, another woman with an amazing voice. React to her incredible version of "Hallelujah" at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, her duet with Roy Orbison on his song "Crying" (two voices that were made for each other) and "Constant Craving". This woman could sing the phone book.
Yes, Kd Lang is definitely worth a listen 🎶 👌 ❤ Also, her duet with Tony Bennett singing Blue Velvet is beautiful ❤❤
k.d. lang is an amazing singer!
I totally agree…Constant Craving is a great one as well.
More than “partly” IMHO. When you name your band the Reclines? Anyway I’m a fan.
kd's version of "I'm Down to My Last Cigarette" is awesome!
One of the purest voices ever. I was a fan 40 years ago and still a fan. This was a time when your voice determined your success.
64 and Patsy still gives me goosebumps every time I hear her voice!
I was 5 when Patsy died so I never saw her live in concert but her recordings were played in my house as I was growing up and I still listen to her to this day. She had a unsurpassed ability to sing, warble, cry, yodel-all in the same note and in the same breath! What a huge talent! Thank you for doing this reaction! And please check out any of her other recordings-you can’t go wrong with a Patsy Cline song!
What a great talent Patsy Cline was! She was killed in a plane crash at the age of 30 (1963) along with all souls on board, including her manager.
Love your reactions!✌️💟
Tioraidh an-drasta 🏴
I've heard she just recovered from a car crash, she broke her leg, she just recovered from that, when she died in the plane crash. She has always been very much missed, excellent voice.
One take Patsy. To record the way they did...simply amazing. I've been enamored with her my entire life. She's the best, period. The quartet is The Jordanaires who were Elvis' backup singers as well. They were used in a lot of recordings back then.
Patsy Cline is my all time favorite country singer, followed by Loretta Lynn and finally the fabulous Mrs. Dolly Parton ♥️♥️♥️
"I Fall to Pieces" is one of my favorite Patsy Cline songs. The way her voice plays with the lyrics is awesome!
The Queen of country music. This was among her last recordings. She was and still is one of the greatest voices. You can pick any song she recorded they are all great. Love y'alls channel to see how you both respond puts a big smile on my face. When I see who you are going to listen to I'm like they are gonna love this 🙂
I appreciate your appreciation of Patsy. Her voice was untouchable and her talent immeasurable. But, Loretta Lynn was the Queen of Country. Of course, Loretta may have never got there without Patsy.
Patsy is the GOAT of female singers. She transcends genre, and her voice is better than anyone I’ve ever heard.
We NEED another Patsy. So sad how much more we could’ve gotten with this voice and it’s needed.
I'm so glad you all reacted to Patsy and that you were so moved by her. She is my favorite female artist of all time and gives me chills every time I hear her.
If you haven't done "Crazy" by Patsy, please listen to it soon. Its beautiful. She was amazing, and she was only 30 years old when she passed in 1963. If you think about it, we have lost so many amazing singers in light aircraft accidents back in the day. Its a lot safer now, but too little too late for those who are gone.
Yeah, they did "Crazy", and loved it!!!
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They reacted to Crazy about a year before this one. Look it up!
Patsy’s voice flows from note to note like warm water over the soul ❤
There are certain singers whose voices ALWAYS make me cry. It’s automatic...something I have no control over. Patsy’s voice is one of them. ❤️
Patsy's voice had that tear in it!!! You could feel her cry in each note!!!
Patsy has the most beautiful female voice I have ever heard, hands down!! It is so gorgeous and pure!! Great reaction!!!
You guys are so wonderful when you just melt into the music. Thank you for playing and appreciating some favorites from the past.
Check out Patsy’s cover of “Faded Love”- it’s the best recording she ever made, and the last few seconds are guaranteed to bring a tear to your eyes!
So I have been in love with Patsy Cline for years now! Her amazing voice, she says, is attributed to having rheumatic fever & a terrible throat infection when she was young. All I know is that no one, I mean no one, sounds like Patsy Cline!! When I was going through a terrible divorce, I would take long drives & listen to her music & it always made it a little easier to take, even though I was the one who wanted it!! It’s like a death of sorts!
I also love KD Lang, and I think it’s because she was inspired by Patsy! Just a legacy of beautiful music in her short 8 years!! ♥️. You both get it!! Like no other!! Please try Crazy next!!
♥️The old white woman
No auto tune just straight up talent! A few takes in the studio, pick the best and run. The good old days
The backup vocal are from The Jordanaires. Who also sung with Elvis and alot of other artist from the 50's-70's. Patsy was an inspiration to alot of female artist . Her pitch is almost perfect and held perfectly.
It feels like you're surfing on the waves of her voice. It's fabulous!
Patsy's voice still brings a lump in my throat. She is the gold standard for not just country music but for female artists of any genre. Being one of the first women to have several hits, she paved the way for others to make it in the business.
The term for the 'ripple' in her singing voice is vibrato. Her voice is one of the best and not many can come close to it. Leann Rimes managed to do her justice when she covered 'Blue' by Patsy.
Patsy herself never recorded Blue
Every song she sings you can feel the pain and heartache… so much emotion!!
People often refer to the "cry" in her voice. It's definitely there & enhances the emotion of the song. You two should watch the biopic about her, also titled "Sweet Dreams". Then do another reaction to another of her songs & let us know what you thought of the movie!💙🌿
Love that film-I’ve watched it many times!
You can really hear it in her version of "Faded Love." One line I remember from the movie is that her voice was made to sing love songs and that was right on the money.
She was a master at that "cry" as you say. And she used it very well.
It does my heart good to see young people like you discovering MUSIC.
Jessica Lange played Patsy in a beautiful movie entitled "Sweet Dreams."
Anne Murray" You Needed Me", one beautiful special voice that no one reacts to.
This song, written by Don Gibson, is probably one of the best Country songs ever, and we are blessed that it was sung by the best female Country artists of all times.
I grew up on this type of music. My dad was a HUGE country western fan. He passed away in 2018 and his very favorite artist was Ray Price. I'm so happy that he got to see him in concert before he passed. If you could play "I Won't Mention It Again" by Ray Price, I would be so grateful. I think of my wonderful father everytime I hear it and it always makes me cry...and smile. Love you guys!
I'm SO glad you guys 'get her!! I'm a singer, love to sing (makes me feel so good), and sing along to literally every song. Patsy Cline is the only female singer who causes me not sing at all because I don't want to miss one note she's so passionately singing. SO MUCH emotion in every note, every song, every album. Hope this makes sense! Thanks for the great reaction video!!
She does an amazing job with every song she does. She was 1 of the greats. Reba McIntyre used to sing this song in her concerts totally acapell. She does an amazing job also with this song.
I remember when I first heard her singing this, I felt a chill go down my spine. Her voice is awesome!
"Patsy Cline doesn't just hit notes"
💯 Patsy Cline's notes hit you right in the feels from the first note - CHILLZ!
Knowing this song came out so soon before she died makes Sweet Dreams even more emotional 😭
‘I fall to pieces’ or ‘crazy’ would have been good to do
I love Fall to Pieces
The greatest ever ever!!! No singer today can touch her!
Oh Patsi! But you can't miss kd Lang covering Patsi. k.d.Lang is one of the greatest female voices of all time.
Please do k d Lang!!!
k.d. Lang, "Three cigarettes in an ashtray" I heard that it was written for Patsy, I don't know if she recorded it. You should check out K.D. performing it live on "The Tonight Show"
Yes, k.d. Lang deserves a listen. Her early band was called The Reclines in honor of Patsy.
yeah but she is no Patsy Cline
Oh! Thank you for revisiting Patsy Cline! I love "Walking After Midnight" and "Crazy" are two of my favorite songs. I am not as familiar with "Sweet Dreams" but thoroughly enjoyed it! Hearing this title made me think of two other great female singers. I couldn't remember if you had reacted to Mama Cass (of The Mamas and the Papas) "Dream a Little Dream" or Annie Lenox (of The Eurythmics) "Sweet Dreams." I love your Female Fridays!
Speaking of sweet dreams, have you guys ever done Annie Lennox? That woman is freaking amazing.
I think they did Annie Lennox Sweet Dreams a few months back. Excellent song!
@@virginiavixen999 cool. I think they'd really like some of her solo stuff.
I am told that I attended a Patsy Cline concert with my parents when I was a baby. Her voice was pure gold. Interesting note here is that Floyd Cramer is on the piano. One of the greats.
One of my ALL TIME FAVORITE SONGS!!!
When I was young back in the 50s she came on TV and would sing and the people surrounding her on the stage had this expression on their collective faces of being hypnotized by the sound of her beautiful voice...sound quality on my family TV was not that good but it was ample enough to fill our living room with the strains of her soulful, angelic voice...
This song always gives me chills. I love her voice.
You KNOW you can't go wrong with Patsy Cline!!! A style and a sound like none other... Glad you guys enjoy good music.. I'm one of those people that did get to see Patsy Cline in person, so glad I did get the chance to hear her live... Keep on keepin. on. BCNU...
Another classic is Blue by Leann Rimes. She absolutely kills it, and she was only 13 when it was released.
Yes Leann is an amazing young Singer and she's also a Patsy Cline fan as well. They reacted to Leann's blue a while back and they loved it.
Just wanted to drop by and say how much I appreciate y’all’s drive. Putting out as many videos as you do a week is crazy! I don’t think people truly appreciate how much work goes into what you guys are doing. I’m lucky if I get a video out every week. Lol!
Enjoying the channel and y’all’s journey through all this music!
This song makes me feel like I’m floating on the clouds I love it 🙋🏻♀️
I cried and cried when she died.....my childhood grief was a full cup. Many of my fav singers were taken so soon. But when she died my sadness lingered a very long time. I was born 1948 so she was my pre teen voice in the darkness Thank you for loving her in the same intensity I did and do.
Beverly D'Angelo played Patsy in Coal Miner's Daughter and actually sang very well. She's a talented lady and you should react to one of those clips. You won't regret it.
I think you meant the movie about Patsy's life Called Sweet Dreams .
@@karenpowell6063 No, Beverly D'Angelo did play Patsy in Coal Miner's Daughter and sang. Jessica Lange was in Sweet Dreams and lip synced. You can look it up.
@@Tom81196 I don't have to look it up, I've seen Coal Miners Daughter at least a dozen times lol. Sissy Spacek played Loretta Lynn in Coal Miners Daughter, the movie was based on Loretta's life story. The movie Sweet Dreams was based on Patsy Clines life story . Jessica Lange played Patsy Cline , not Beverley D'Angelo .
@@Tom81196 I think you have the two movies mixed up
Now you have to listen to Back In Baby's Arms. Upbeat, happy, and fun with Patsy's beautiful voice.
Also, take a look at Emmylou Harris' collection of songs - C'est la Vie, Two More Bottles of Wine, Making Believe, Wayfaring Stranger, We Believe In Happy Endings, and so many more plus great duets.
Probably the most beautiful female singer of all time!!
it's not just the beauty and range of her voice, but no one can convey melancholy and loss like she does with her voice...
One of the greatest voices ever
"She's Got You" is one BEAUTIFUL Patsy song.
Oh yeah I really love that song too
And that is what we call crooning, with a touch of the blues. Her notes are so clean and clear.
The first time I heard Patsy Cline's voice I fell in love with her heavenly angel voice was so beautiful just gives me the chills in Goosebumps
You should check out her song Crazy and she’s got you
Haunting voice, brings tears to my eyes, my mother listened to this woman and sang this song ever so well!!!! You feel her music in your soul
There is a wonderful film called “ Sweet Dreams” about her life and career. Very worth watching, excellent cast.
Those ripples are called vibrato guys. With it, and all of her vocal talents, she created atmosphere for miles.
She's Got You is another great song by Patsy Cline. She really hits high notes in that one.
I like how her voice will crack, more of a emotional speaking effect. It really sounds from the heart.
Absolutely love Patsy, her voice is gorgeous
Truly gorgeous and flawless. Patsy was also beautiful. I am so happy to see young people exploring music from years ago. It's wonderful.
Another great female artist is Anne Murray whose voice is so pure and clear. Some of her greatest hits include: Snowbird (her first), Danny ' s Song and You Needed Me - but a few from a vast catalog.
Patsy was a contralto...extremely rare.
Throw in the character, color, and power of her voice; it's heart stopping, and so incredibly moving.
Her phrasing is uniquely her own...she owned everything she ever sang.
She left us at age 30. Can you imagine what she would have gone on to achieve had she lived longer?! As it is, she left a legacy of beautiful songs that people still listen to today. That what makes her legendary. The longevity, and the artistry.
Owen Bradley, her producer, found the right ingredients to compliment Patsy's voice and style in the studio. He also brought in the Jordanaires (who backed Elvis, as well) as back up singers, and the recipe was perfected.
I love that you guys get Patsy. There was this raw, and authentic quality to her singing that makes listening to her, almost a spiritual experience.
I love your, Female Fridays!! Another wonderful reaction y'all❤❤