Patsy Cline has one of the best country voices around. Patsy had so many great hits such as "She's Got You", "When I Get Through With You", "So Wrong", "Leavin' on Your Mind", "Walkin' After Midnight", "I Fall To Pieces" "San Antonio Rose", "Blue Moon Of Kentucky", "Half As Much", "He Called Me Baby", "Faded Love", "Imagine That". 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.
Faded Love has always been my favorite recording, they say she was crying as she recorded and you just hear that emotion in that song in particular but in every Patsy song, you feel it in your core. She is the GOAT.
She was Definitely a loss too soon,R.I.P. Ms.Patsy,you can go no wrong with anything she sings,Thank You Sir for your reaction hope you have a blessed evening 🙏
Patsy was built of steel. That headband isn't a fashion statement. She had been in a car crash the year she did this TV appearance and went through the windshield. She changed her hairstyle to hide scars and felt that headbands relieved pressure on her facial muscles that had led to headaches. Trying to become a major star? You don't let something like a near-fatal car crash get in your way!
Some other good songs of hers is Walkin’ after midnight & I fall to pieces. My mom has always loved this song. I use to sing karaoke to walk-in’ after midnight as a kid 😂
Mrs.Patsy is one of the OG’s of country music. We lost her tragically too soon from a plane crash. She made an unforgettable imprint onto country music in her short time here. “walking after midnight” is another classic from Patsy Cline with some great runs in it.
Every time Patsy opens her mouth greatness just spills out all over the place. Legendary is an inadequate description, but it is the closest word we have for what she is.
Willie Nelson wrote it when he was a down and out Nashville songwriter, before hitting it big himself and Patsy took it to the top of the charts. Also, dig Nashville session piano ace Floyd Cramer tickling them keys - so great!
She in the Country Music Hall of Fame. She died very young in an accident. She’s fabulous and this is my favorite song of hers. Love love love your reaction! Keep them coming. Thank you.
Sweet Dreams was her very best song in my opinion...but then again...no mater what you pick...she will not dissapoint you...she will live in infamy forever....one of the true greats that you wish would have kept singing forever...her voice is haunting and beautiful...no other way to describe it.
The movie Sweet Dreams tells the story of Patsy and Charlie and her relationship with Loretta Lynn. It was well done. Willie Nelson wrote Crazy and Patsy made it famous. Walking After Midnight is one you should check out.
@turnthepage7239 I just rewatched "Sweet Dreams" a few days ago, nothing about Loretta in it. It's the biopic about Loretta, "Coal Miner's Daughter" that shows their friendship..with Beverly D'Angelo playing Patsy to Sissy Spacek's Loretta Lynn. I'm always recommending both those movies to people. Both so good!💙
@@turnthepage1972 It had been many years since I'd watched "Sweet Dreams" & I was a little surprised that their friendship wasn't depicted at all. But "Coal Miner's Daughter" pops up on tv often enough that I see it every couple of years. "Sweet Dreams" was recently available on a streaming service I don't subscribe to but I found it here on TH-cam (& it's free) in case you're interested.💙
@@deborahcornell171 Thanks 😊 I had the movie on VHS and that's how long ago I last saw it 😂 but I can still see her crying out for Charlie when the plane crashed. It was a poignant scene whether true or not.
One of the very best female singers of all time, right at the start from her career in the 1950's. I love her rich voice; like sweet mellow maple syrup. Her last live concert was at the Veterans Memorial Hall in Kansas City, KS in 1963.
Even though she has been gone for almost 60 years, Patsy is still considered the standard others are measured againest and fall short. She is listed as #1 on most lists still. Besides her voice which is amazing, she internalized every song while singing it, she FELT the emotion of the song, her recording of Faded Love she was crying at the end, you can even hear it.
A tragic life, a sorrowful end, written by Willie Nelson, one of the most iconic Country anthems. Check Home Free’s tribute to this classic. They didn’t do better, they didn’t change, they bowed and paid homage and justice, to an all time (Lonely) heart piercer.
Patsy Cline is the absolute best in Country Music!! She is the Goat!! What female Country stars hope to become and what their foundation is built on. She was definitely gone to soon.
One of my absolute favorites! Please listen to more of her! “Walking After Midnight” is unreal, “I Fall To Pieces”, “She’s Got You”, “Sweet Dreams”, and “So Wrong” are some other favorites!
The band around her head in this video was to hide a healing wound that happened in a car accident. She was so lucky to survive it, she was only 29 when it happened.
THE LATE, GREAT LEGEND PATSY CLINE...SUCH A SHORT CAREER, SUCH A HUGE IMPACT ON COUNTRY MUSIC! God has his hands full now that LORETTA LYNN and PATSY CLINE are in Heaven and together again!
There are some performers that have the ability to make their audience "feel" the songs. this is a rare gift in the entertainment world and Patsy Cline was one of those performers. They can make you feel their passion....gives you the goose bumps.
I can never watch one of your reactions without an immediate reaction..."You are just SO dang cute." Patsy was a legend from my generation. Timeless...
Yep. Took about as long as I thought it would for you to induct Patsy into the hall of Fame. The only artist I have ever heard come close to her is Lea Ann Rimes. In fact if you react to Lea Ann Rimes singing Blue I think you will induct her even quicker.
Patsy had the most beautiful and powerful magnificent voices ever in country music. She was good friends with Loretta Lynn. we lost Patsy way too soon. You can close your eyes and get totally into this song. What a voice. A true country legend.
Hard to comprehend that Willie Nelson was an accomplished songwriter/artist even during those days, in 1961, and is thankfully still with us in 2022.. Not many people from those historic days are left. That was the year after my mom was born, and my mom is now 61.
Written by Willie Nelson and how we all cried when her plane crashed in Middle Tennessee so many years. The world was denied seeing where her music would take her.
Patsy brought a torch singer's mentality to many of her slower numbers. This was one of them. Penned by Willie Nelson, if you can believe that. Like many, she left us young. She died March 5, 1963 in an airplane crash. Several of her band members and her manager were also killed. My mother adored her music so I always think about my mom when I hear Patsy.
She had just been in a car accident a few weeks before they recorded this. She hit the windshield with her head and was wearing the headband to help hide it. Sweet Dreams is a must hear too!
Patsy and 3 others died in a plane crash in Tennessee in 1963. She was 30 and one of the most popular C & W singers in the country. "Crazy" was written by a very young singer/songwriter named Willie Nelson. The delicate piano accompaniment in this recording is by Floyd Cramer, who was loved and copied by many pianists of the day and is still considered a genius.
My grandpa was in love with Pasty. ❤I have his last surviving Patsy record. It’s so worn but it still plays. Out of all the records I own, it’s my favorite ❤
A true Legend of Music in general. A beautiful pure voice that transcends genre. Walking After Midnight, I Fall to Pieces and She Got You are absolutes that you need to add to the channel
dude her life is a music catalogue its a very cool rabbit hole my husband took just her tape to Vietnam with him he said that's why he lived patsy, one of the best, god bless love much
Patsy was bff with Loretta Lynn. I was very young when she died in a private plane crash. Smooth wonderful voice. I am a fan of most women of country, mostly due to my early exposure to Patsy
The actual GOAT of country music! Willie Nelson wrote this song and she absolutely slayed it!
Yes ma'am 100% agree!!! No one better than Miss Patsy!! She is The Legend!!
She was/is the Queen of Country Music!
Wasn’t her voice just perfect on this song! So clear and crisp. The riffs and runs! That tone, that phrasing. Glad you enjoyed it. 😊
@@merdedespichard9444 Yes! So perfect!
Oh wow!! Now that is dope 🙌🏾👀🔥🔥🔥🔥
She has the "cry" in her voice that makes you have an emotional connection to her.
Such a short life, such a voice, she was barely 30 when she passed in 1963. Here we are SIXTY years later and still loving her.
Patsy Cline has one of the best country voices around. Patsy had so many great hits such as "She's Got You", "When I Get Through With You", "So Wrong", "Leavin' on Your Mind", "Walkin' After Midnight", "I Fall To Pieces" "San Antonio Rose", "Blue Moon Of Kentucky", "Half As Much", "He Called Me Baby", "Faded Love", "Imagine That". 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.
Faded Love has always been my favorite recording, they say she was crying as she recorded and you just hear that emotion in that song in particular but in every Patsy song, you feel it in your core. She is the GOAT.
Patsy and Austin play in the same key. Just. FYI
Oh my yes yes yes !
Patsy died far too soon. What a voice!!!
No one can sing like Patsy. That voice ! Love her music. ❤️
You have found the original female GOAT of country music.
Listening to patsy cline is listening to a kind of magic 💔
Patsy won't need three chances to get into the hall of Fame. I haven't seen your reaction yet, but you will love it. Guaranteed!!!
Patsy and Loretta Lynn were best friends when she died. Everything she sang was fire, RIP Patsy.
Love me some Patsy Cline❤
She was Definitely a loss too soon,R.I.P. Ms.Patsy,you can go no wrong with anything she sings,Thank You Sir for your reaction hope you have a blessed evening 🙏
Sang sang. And Willie Nelson wrote it too.
Not a fan of country but Patsy Cline transcends genre. Love her.
EXACTLY 💯 %
Amen
Patsy is truly incomparable…a once-in-a-lifetime talent that was tragically lost too soon. ♥️
You just struck country gold !!
Patsy was built of steel. That headband isn't a fashion statement. She had been in a car crash the year she did this TV appearance and went through the windshield. She changed her hairstyle to hide scars and felt that headbands relieved pressure on her facial muscles that had led to headaches.
Trying to become a major star? You don't let something like a near-fatal car crash get in your way!
Some other good songs of hers is
Walkin’ after midnight & I fall to pieces.
My mom has always loved this song.
I use to sing karaoke to walk-in’ after midnight as a kid 😂
Mrs.Patsy is one of the OG’s of country music. We lost her tragically too soon from a plane crash. She made an unforgettable imprint onto country music in her short time here. “walking after midnight” is another classic from Patsy Cline with some great runs in it.
Patsy was amazing. Gone to soon. RIP Patsy. Such a beautiful woman inside and out. 💗💗
She's country, Walking After Midnight is another big hit
Walking After Midnight should be the next reaction video
Every time Patsy opens her mouth greatness just spills out all over the place. Legendary is an inadequate description, but it is the closest word we have for what she is.
Willie Nelson wrote it when he was a down and out Nashville songwriter, before hitting it big himself and Patsy took it to the top of the charts. Also, dig Nashville session piano ace Floyd Cramer tickling them keys - so great!
She in the Country Music Hall of Fame. She died very young in an accident. She’s fabulous and this is my favorite song of hers.
Love love love your reaction!
Keep them coming. Thank you.
One of my all-time favorite songs. You might try Walkin' After Night. It's obvious that you 'get' her.
Sweet Dreams was her very best song in my opinion...but then again...no mater what you pick...she will not dissapoint you...she will live in infamy forever....one of the true greats that you wish would have kept singing forever...her voice is haunting and beautiful...no other way to describe it.
The movie Sweet Dreams tells the story of Patsy and Charlie and her relationship with Loretta Lynn. It was well done.
Willie Nelson wrote Crazy and Patsy made it famous.
Walking After Midnight is one you should check out.
@turnthepage7239
I just rewatched "Sweet Dreams" a few days ago, nothing about Loretta in it. It's the biopic about Loretta, "Coal Miner's Daughter" that shows their friendship..with Beverly D'Angelo playing Patsy to Sissy Spacek's Loretta Lynn.
I'm always recommending both those movies to people. Both so good!💙
@@deborahcornell171 You're quite right, I made a mistake and combined the two movies.
@@turnthepage1972
It had been many years since I'd watched "Sweet Dreams" & I was a little surprised that their friendship wasn't depicted at all.
But "Coal Miner's Daughter" pops up on tv often enough that I see it every couple of years.
"Sweet Dreams" was recently available on a streaming service I don't subscribe to but I found it here on TH-cam (& it's free) in case you're interested.💙
@@deborahcornell171 Thanks 😊 I had the movie on VHS and that's how long ago I last saw it
😂 but I can still see her crying out for Charlie when the plane crashed. It was a poignant scene whether true or not.
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Her voice is singularly unique, so rich and beautiful. I can not think of another singer who’s voice is like hers.
One of the very best female singers of all time, right at the start from her career in the 1950's. I love her rich voice; like sweet mellow maple syrup. Her last live concert was at the Veterans Memorial Hall in Kansas City, KS in 1963.
Even though she has been gone for almost 60 years, Patsy is still considered the standard others are measured againest and fall short. She is listed as #1 on most lists still. Besides her voice which is amazing, she internalized every song while singing it, she FELT the emotion of the song, her recording of Faded Love she was crying at the end, you can even hear it.
I may be wrong, but I put her and Winehouse as best voices oat.
Yes great artist in her day. Walking after midnight listen to that one
Patsy Cline was one of my Dad's favorite singers, growing up I was always listening to her. Miss you Dad. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
What a voice! I was 10 years old when she died in 1963. My parents were devastated, they loved her!
A tragic life, a sorrowful end, written by Willie Nelson, one of the most iconic Country anthems.
Check Home Free’s tribute to this classic. They didn’t do better, they didn’t change, they bowed and paid homage and justice, to an all time (Lonely) heart piercer.
Pick any song of hers for the next reaction. Not a bad one in the bunch. She was, still is and will always be an Icon.
Her voice makes you feel what she's singing ❤️
Patsy lives on for sure. A legend in country music.
Patsy Cline is the absolute best in Country Music!! She is the Goat!! What female Country stars hope to become and what their foundation is built on. She was definitely gone to soon.
Love Pasty Cline ! Sadly she was killed in a plane crash in 1963. I Fall To Pieces and Sweet Dreams are a couple more that are excellent !
Walking after midnight
One of my absolute favorites! Please listen to more of her! “Walking After Midnight” is unreal, “I Fall To Pieces”, “She’s Got You”, “Sweet Dreams”, and “So Wrong” are some other favorites!
Willie Nelson and Patsy Cline - can't put them in any genre box - they're just two of the greatest of all time. What a perfect combination it was.
Pure talent. NO auto tune back then!
Walking after Midnight is another one of her big hits
She's got you, I fall to pieces, Walkin after midnight, back in baby's arms are all great!
Few female vocalists can touch Ms. Patsy.
When I first heard this song, it almost brought me to tears... such a tragedy that she left us too soon.. R.I.P. Patsy Cline.
The band around her head in this video was to hide a healing wound that happened in a car accident. She was so lucky to survive it, she was only 29 when it happened.
Great Reaction. This was my generation and I grew up listening to her until she was killed in a plane crash. What a loss.
GOD BLESS YOU.
GOD BLESS YOU.
THE LATE, GREAT LEGEND PATSY CLINE...SUCH A SHORT CAREER, SUCH A HUGE IMPACT ON COUNTRY MUSIC! God has his hands full now that LORETTA LYNN and PATSY CLINE are in Heaven and together again!
Song was written by Willie Nelson
There are some performers that have the ability to make their audience "feel" the songs. this is a rare gift in the entertainment world and Patsy Cline was one of those performers. They can make you feel their passion....gives you the goose bumps.
Wonderful artist that we lost too soon. No one could of imagined she would be gone just 2 short years later ❤
Absolutely love Patsy Cline. Been listening to her since I was a little girl ❤️🔥
Such a rich, soulful voice!
I can never watch one of your reactions without an immediate reaction..."You are just SO dang cute." Patsy was a legend from my generation. Timeless...
Ahhh Patsy, 👑 of classic country music! Rich tone, never off key!
Country Music Royalty... She influenced so many of the lady country singers.. sadly died too early in plane crash.
Yep. Took about as long as I thought it would for you to induct Patsy into the hall of Fame. The only artist I have ever heard come close to her is Lea Ann Rimes. In fact if you react to Lea Ann Rimes singing Blue I think you will induct her even quicker.
Patsy had the most beautiful and powerful magnificent voices ever in country music. She was good friends with Loretta Lynn. we lost Patsy way too soon. You can close your eyes and get totally into this song. What a voice. A true country legend.
1st Queen of country music
And that song was written by the one and only Willie Nelson!!
yes, she was REALLY big time. She ruled the charts until 1964 when she passed in an airplane crash. We lost a true treasure on that day.
That sad day in '63 when we lost her- love her music still. Have 45's to play-- just love that voice.
The true Queen of Country Music! All hail the queen!
Walkin’ After Midnight, Sweet Dreams and I Fall to Pieces ohhhhh and She’s Got You are all absolutely amazing
Hard to comprehend that Willie Nelson was an accomplished songwriter/artist even during those days, in 1961, and is thankfully still with us in 2022.. Not many people from those historic days are left.
That was the year after my mom was born, and my mom is now 61.
Legend indeed. Queen 👑 Thank you. ❤️🙏😇
Patsy and Loretta just amazing !
Loretta Lynn " Ain't no time to go ( darling)" is just wonderfully heartbreaking !
I always enjoyed her song ... A poor man's roses. All of Patsy's music was soul sang.
"Walking after Midnight" by Patsy is all I got to say 💯 🔥
Written by Willie Nelson and how we all cried when her plane crashed in Middle Tennessee so many years. The world was denied seeing where her music would take her.
Patsy brought a torch singer's mentality to many of her slower numbers. This was one of them. Penned by Willie Nelson, if you can believe that. Like many, she left us young. She died March 5, 1963 in an airplane crash. Several of her band members and her manager were also killed. My mother adored her music so I always think about my mom when I hear Patsy.
The way she almost lets the note die before bringing it back and then vibrato the hell out of it. She makes it look easy.
HomeFree does a great cover of this song.
Now that you've heard the original version. You should check out Home Free's cover if Crazy.
I have listened to this song and loved it to this day since 1961. I never tire of her amazing voice.
Another GOAT!! You have to love the voice and the way she sings it.
I grew up listening to Patsy Cline. My mom loved her..and so do i.
Great choice handsome man!
Patsy is a GEM!!!! Walking after midnight....that's a great song too!!!
She had just been in a car accident a few weeks before they recorded this. She hit the windshield with her head and was wearing the headband to help hide it. Sweet Dreams is a must hear too!
Patsy and 3 others died in a plane crash in Tennessee in 1963. She was 30 and one of the most popular C & W singers in the country.
"Crazy" was written by a very young singer/songwriter named Willie Nelson. The delicate piano accompaniment in this recording is by Floyd Cramer, who was loved and copied by many pianists of the day and is still considered a genius.
Paths was not only good friends with Loretta Lynn but also a major pillar of support for the younger Loretta when she started her career.
My grandpa was in love with Pasty. ❤I have his last surviving Patsy record. It’s so worn but it still plays. Out of all the records I own, it’s my favorite ❤
Rip Patsy Cline.
She had so many great songs here is a few more Walking after midnight, sweet dreams, she’s got you
A true Legend of Music in general. A beautiful pure voice that transcends genre. Walking After Midnight, I Fall to Pieces and She Got You are absolutes that you need to add to the channel
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When you hear her singing, Crazy. It really gets to me. What a fantastic singer
One of my favorites of Patsy's, "Faded Love."
Oh My Patsy was around blowing the hats off people before Loretta Lynn hit the circuit - She’s a Queen of Country
I AGREE I GET CHILLS WITH PATSY'S VOICE 😮
dude her life is a music catalogue its a very cool rabbit hole my husband took just her tape to Vietnam with him he said that's why he lived patsy, one of the best, god bless love much
She is already in the hall of fame ....
She is my favorite country singer. I listened to all the greats while growing up. It's so sad she was taken from us so soon.
Love Patsy.🥰❤️🥰
WALKIN AFTER MIDNIGHT is iconic...
She had such a beautiful voice, such a loss at 30 in a plane crash. Thank goodness she left us her beautiful voice to enjoy and remember her. ❤
The band is phenomenal.
Patsy was bff with Loretta Lynn. I was very young when she died in a private plane crash. Smooth wonderful voice. I am a fan of most women of country, mostly due to my early exposure to Patsy
She was amazing. Still listen as often as I can. Thanks.