Okay, I know exactly why the major labels didn't pick her up--thought she'd be competing with Patsy Cline, or be taken as piggybacking on Cline. Still a great voice! In fact, with a name like "Joyce New," it wouldn't surprise me if this weren't an unknown Cline experimental later pressed into a record.
@@larryford5905 The B-side is Joyce singing with her sister Linda New on I'M THE GIRL. The record label, Split, was owned by their parents Alice And Robert New.
what happened to real country!! how come we have to go online to hear it!! Keep up the good work!! 5* from Maine USA
It is a pretty terrific song. Thank you.
Okay, I know exactly why the major labels didn't pick her up--thought she'd be competing with Patsy Cline, or be taken as piggybacking on Cline. Still a great voice!
In fact, with a name like "Joyce New," it wouldn't surprise me if this weren't an unknown Cline experimental later pressed into a record.
She really does have a wonderful voice!
Unknown country music to me...but of rare beauty.(Brazil)
Hope you’re doing great, from the Tonkin kid , and the late great Tommy Honktonkey
Like this have any more ? Blues are my favorite.
To the best of our knowledge, this was Joyce's only single. Which is too bad because she is wonderful.
@@frankshanklysrecordemporium I agree , is there a flip side ?
@@larryford5905 The B-side is Joyce singing with her sister Linda New on I'M THE GIRL. The record label, Split, was owned by their parents Alice And Robert New.