British guitarist analyses Patsy Cline's career and live performance in 1962!
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- Tonight we're carrying on from last night's video with a return to Patsy!
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It might surprise you to know, that when she made this appearance she was fresh out of the hospital from a devastating car crash that did horrible damage to her face. Her face is still badly swollen and she is heavily made up to cover the fresh skin grafts. The bandeau she is wearing is to cover where they hadn't grafted as yet. It amazes me that she could sing so beautifully that soon. She is one of my favorite singers of all time.
I had a college student from India staying with me, and when this video came on TV one evening, I called her into the room to watch. She was so impressed. She said it was so noticeable that you understood every word clearly, but the most amazing thing was that, with so little body movement, you felt everything, all the heartbreak, Patsy was feeling.
Anyone else find Patsy Cline to be one of the most talented singers in history regardless of genre?
Fast Pony Yes
Yes
Super human vocal chords
Amen!!!
I second that emotion!
Fast Pony yup
Awesome to see Patsy getting the attention she deserves. Her music brings back memories of my childhood.
David Bolin and so many we need to bring back! Too much garbage today and AUTO TUNE.
Again getting that attention. Huge in the 80s and 90s.
I think I love this song even more than, "Crazy." I love the line, "I've got your memory - or has it got me?" The whole thing is perfection.
I loved her best doing Sweet Dreams
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It's hard to pick a favorite! I think whatever she's singing at the moment. What a shame she died so young, right?
@@Yesica1993 Yes, she died way too young, but of all of her music, I could listen to Sweet Dreams all day and never get sick of hearing it. Just like Randy Travis, He Walked On Water, just love those songs.
Yesica1993 songwriting, Nashville is full of great ones. And just lost a great one - John Prine.
Twili D I’m with you. Written by Don Gibson. Great song. I think more emotional than “Crazy”
The way she breaks her voice in certain places, a "little cry" as you call it, is something I'd never really noticed until you pointed it out. It really does give the song raw emotion, like it truly was someone on the verge of breaking down crying due to love lost.
Thanks again, Fil. I learn so much from your videos.
IIRC, Tammy Wynette was even more known for that than Patsy Cline.
Oooooooooooo
@@fnjesusfreak No, she wasn't.
Wow! You never noticed that beautiful natural cry of hers? One of the greatest things ever!
I'm not a country music fan, but Patsy Cline is absolutely one of the greatest female vocalists of all time.
Another Patsy Cline analysis! Splendid! Must say it again , nobody can sing those songs like Patsy Cline! An incredible voice and talent! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
She is basically a life changing experience to any who have not yet encountered her. A force of nature. A revelation. Thanks Fil, for completing analysis on this wonderful artist.
I started watching this video and 373 likes and ZERO dislikes. I refreshed this just now and you're at 380 to zero. This is because of Patsy Cline, but also a large part is because of you. You have a great smile, but it is revealing to watch when you react. Patsy took a deep voice dive and you cranked up a big smile. But there was another passage where you're eyes gave you away. You have such a respect for these people as musicians as well as their persona. You are a great storyteller and that is why you have such a loyal following. And storytellers must attract storytellers since your comments section is the best on You Tube.
I am an expert on car accidents, and your description of her injuries hit home for me. I had to take a history, have people tell a story of their accidents. I listened to well over 500 accidents, since many of them will visit a Chiropractor. Since I have a shoulder problem, I quit manipulating years ago, but I still manage to help people. Hitting the windshield with her forehead meant that her skull and neck had massive damage. This is important since this is a singer's instrument. Combined with the other injuries, she was one brave woman.
See you at the next one, Fil. Rock.
Even people who didn't like country music loved Patsy Cline she was such a great singer.
Jgeorge: Patsy cline didn’t sing country music,she sang the blues
@@jamesfunghini5076 Patsy was put in the "country" category.
I'm not o country fan, but I love Patsy Cline because she was different.
A phenom. She’s so in control that you almost miss when her voice hits that sassy break. Totally in control. Country royalty for sure.
Dude, I made a general comment on a video you critiqued before, but I have to tell you I'm just in awe how you analyze and dissect music. It's honestly intriguing to me and keeps my attention on how you explain the songs and performers history, vocals, the terminology. I truly enjoy how you teach the layman how to listen to music and the general public what we as listeners take for granted. Your videos make listening to music fun. I'm intrigued by your knowledge. Honestly I listen to music more intensely to catch those subtle notes and vocals that you speak of. You make music fun and interesting. Also, I appreciate your passion and your presentation. I could go on, but I believe you get the idea. You make learning music fun. This is just my opinion, but I know there are others that would agree. Much success to you!!!
Thanks!
Fil it’s incredible how much you remember about each artist without looking at any notes. What makes this more amazing is that you release one video practically every freaking day! Thanks for all the work you put into these videos. ❤️
He is a great storyteller.
And so heartfelt the way Fil tells the artists story. Fantastic guy!
Patsy's close friend Loretta Lynn just released her version of Patsy's I Fall To Pieces with old photos of Patsy and Loretta. They were like sisters before Patsy died. Loretta Lynn is a treasure of a singer of her self as well.
The syrupy sweet sounds of Patsy Cline are the stuff of legend. But she also had a raspy howl. She would have been a fantastic rock and roll singer too. One of the first true crossovers.
You couldn't have found a better person to analyze - job well done!
I'm not saying this is the only one, because I haven't seen all your videos. But this is the first one I've seen where you didn't stop the song to talk about it. And I'm not surprised. There's something haunting about her vocals that makes us be still and listen.
Patsy wore bangs after the accident, too. And joked about "I Fall To Pieces."
A voice to be loved forever, and a good lady. I get chills every time.
Good stuff, Fil. You are wise beyond your years. This proves it.
I have her greatest hits cd. Her music is timeless.
Phil, you amaze with the depth and breadth of your analyses! Your videos are such a joy.
Also killed in the crash was LLoyd " Cowboy " Copas . A devastating day for their families and for music
Cowboy's daughter Kathy was married to Randy Hughes, so she lost both her husband and her father in that crash.
She slays you with her lyric delivery during the first lines. Fantastic.
I've been listening to Patsy Cline for 60 years but thanks to you I have learned how really great her voice is! Thank you!
I'm captivated by life stories as you continually present each with style, sensitivity and intensity like no other. Thank you Wings of Pegasus!
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that this is the best review you've done yet, Fil!! And thank you for ALL you do!! Cheers, mate!! :)
I just love Patsy.
Amazing story of her life. Great work
I've often wondered where Country music would be now if Patsy Cline and Hank Williams Sr. would've lived a long life. I'm sure it would be in a better place.
Agree.
I see there's currently a TV commercial using Patsy's "Back In Baby's Arms". Nice to hear her sing a song where her heart isn't breaking.
Have you heard Patsy sing, "Always"? She wasn't heartbroken on that one. WARNING: If you listen to it, you may cry because of the heart and love she put into it.
Hearing Fil say, "Her Dad up and left," was a rare experience.
Kind of like Mr. Bojangles by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: "Thhe dog up and died. Yup and died."
Tom Stoeger… perhaps one day Fil would do an analysis on The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band?
Patsy owned what today seems to be an all to often rarity in show business. TALENT.. back then you really had to be good to make it into show business... even throughout and up to the 90's but when rap came in, things changes.. When you see Justin Beiber and the likes making kazilions of dollars its sad to think there just may be talent like this still around, but you wont ever seem to see them in thel lime light again Brilliant Patsy and Lorretta Lynn her good friend.. thanks Fil so happy to see you not only reviewing but enjoying this marvelous talent
Fil, thanks for the new knowledge of Patsy's singing technique. I understood all that you have explained. New name , Fil the phonologyst.
Love the history you all ways give. You have a great smile, I was lucky to grow up in the 60s. Dad would take us to the grand old opera 5 or 6 times a year. The opera and it's late night showings were the best. Loved spending time with my dad and hearing all that great music.
She kept getting better right up to the end and did her best work in her last few months of her short life. After all of these years, I still get teared up at the sound of her marvelous voice.
Patsy was a very powerful singer and I truly enjoyed her music
Wow! Did not know any of that about her, but heard her songs so often on the radio. So loved her voice, and took her for granted, being a boy growing up, not that interested in music. Thinking back, it's weird that I can sing along in my head with almost all of her songs.
I’ve been accused of having a “dry” sense of humor. A “wet” sense of humor might be something else altogether. Patsy Cline, Karen Carpenter...tell me anyone since with a voice that has had that much enduring impact. There is just something beyond soul there.
Archie Mitchell AMEN
Definitely, Patsy Cline and Karen Carpenter, Archie Mitchell. I would add Dusty Springfield to that list, as well.
@@Sp33gan Good choices.
Archie Mitchell, Karen was great, but no Patsy.
LeAnn Rimes?
Patsy Cline🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💯💯💯💯💯🎤🎤🎤🎤 Thank you for this reaction, just adore her😍 👍👍👍🙂
Violet Energy Me too
What a shame she died so young. This song brings tears to my eyes. Thank you Fil telling her story😊
She was amazing!
Fil....Thanks so much for digging deeper into Patsy Cline....she was the main reason I went to Nashville last year...just had to know all I could about her. She was a huge part of my teenage years! Love this song! Thanks again for caring about her!
Another great job. Thanks, Fil.
thank you. I was so crying in this video but you did as always a wonderful job and create. My dad turned me on to Patsy and then my daughter played in a cover band and covered some of Patsys songs so it was a 3 generation love affair with this beautiful angel! I think her "work" on this earth was just her presence and beautiful ethereal god given voice. she was a true beauty in the most meaningful definition of beauty. I remember my daughter saying to me once about her "I just want her to be happy"...sweet. love you Fil.
Great reaction! Pasty definitely had a great voice, such emotion conveyed.
Thank you Fil. Funny how there are only two other artist that had that natural “yodel” was Loretta and Dolly. At the time, it was those three magnificent women against the Big Boys of Country. NATURAL TALENT.
Patsy is a perfect example of melodies being so much more than the dots on sheet music. 🎶
Thank you Fil!... your research is always so thorough and informative when you educate us on the artist career! I always learn so many new things when you do!
IMO...I believe that certain individuals have a very clear purpose, destiny and calling in their life, then there are some who are by life-altering changes put at certain points in history to make an indelible mark for generations to come. I believe Patsy was the latter. She too must have been a person who was very in tune to the universe/ divinity to receive those premonitions as well. This world is very blessed to have had Patsy even for that brief moment in time to give us the valuable gift of touching our souls.
RIP Miss Patsy Cline....😇❤❤❤❤
One of the most influential voices of the 20th century whose life was tragically cut short. Among her many hits was Crazy by Willie Nelson. She was the first artist to cross over on the Billboard Music from country to pop. And she can still make the hairs on my arms stand at attention when l hear her sing.
Robert she wasn't the first, Marty Robbins, Jim Reeves and Eddie Arnold did it a lot before Cline hit both charts.
@ Robert her singing gives me goosebumps since I was a teenager in the 1970's. I found 2 country albums between my fathers 500+ albums. My parents never listened to country, but always tried to listen to "different music". We are in Germany and country music is not a thing in the 1970's.
Way to put it!
Beautiful song. Thank you for your attention to detail and your analysis❤️
A superb and very moving analysis, Fil. Delighted to have learnt all about the great Patsy Cline.
I remember the day she died, seems like the night she died because in the day we, in Canada, got the news later. My brother, who loved her music called me on the phone and told me of her death. He was crying.
So did I.
What a woman and what a voice.
What a treat having more about patsy cline. The 'cry' in her voice was so natural and subtle it never sounded forced or phony. I grew up with the style of performing where there was little movement by singers with the men wearing suits and the women in a 'fancy' dress. Watching this style now is refreshing. Thank you. 👍👍💜
Oh those heart breaking songs and when Patsy left us, so many hearts were broken for her. Her legacy reigns still and will always be a "GREAT".
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From wikipedia:
"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." Great video Fil! You've got the Americans teary-eyed.
Back to back Patsy! Thanks Fil!
Great job on your homework! thanks for the back to back analysis of the one and only Patsy Cline!
Interesting that as a young man from Britain you would be interested and knowledgeable of Patsy. 👍🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Your analysis is excellent.
I don't think there was ever a video made of it, but check out Pasty singing "Faded Love."
I believe that song along with "Sweet Dreams" show her vocal abilities better than any other songs she did. It has always amazed me that it is seldom mentioned anymore, being over shadowed by "Crazy."
When Patsy was handed the lyrics to Faded Love she is said to have asked
"What are you trying to do to me, these lyrics are heartbreaking!"
When she made the recording the sigh and break in her voice that you hear at the end is real.
They decided to leave it in and I am glad that they did. Every time I hear this song it tugs at my heart and brings tears to my eyes. It has been doing that to me for over 50 years.
I was born in 1953, and I had the privilege of enjoying Patsy Cline while she was still with us.
By the way, thank you so much for all of your videos, I have enjoyed every one of them I've watched.
From an article written about the song.
"Her emotional rendering of “Faded Love” is a haunting one, especially the finish of the song when it seems that she’s about to break down at the end, pausing and taking a deep, audible breath before singing the last note. Many thought the track was ruined, but producer Bradley did not ask for a re-take, a prophetic decision considering the plane crash that took Patsy’s life a month and a day after she recorded “Faded Love.” In the weeks that followed Patsy’s death, her distraught husband Charlie would constantly listen to her take that breath at the end of “Faded Love” and exclaim, “She’s not dead! Here she is living, breathing!”
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Thanks Fil!
So happy you got part 2 of Patsy up so quickly 😊enjoyed your analysis 💞
Damn that voice.. 😢 is so amazing.
She is buried 10 miles from me in Winchester VA. I was talking to the grounds keeper there and he told me that there are at least 2-3 visitors a day that come to her site since he has been there and when he paid attention.
What an incredible career Patsy had and for it all to end by 30 years of age when everything was working out for her. This was a great video and an amazing analysis.
Amazing job Fil! Love Patsy Cline! My grandmother is now a Fil fan! She really enjoyed last night and tonight's analysis! She said she remembers when Patsy passed away and how heartbreaking it was for country music and her fans everywhere! Grandma said she still sheds a tear when thinking about it. RIP Patsy, you were and always will be loved and dearly missed! She is hands down the Queen of country music and always will be! Thanks again for the wonderful analysis Fill!!! ROCK!!! 🤘👨🎤🤘👨🎤
Thank you for the beautiful Patsy video. Patsy feeds the soul. She came from nothing. She had to grow up instantly and take care of her mother and her siblings as a child herself. She started singing out of necessity. She was the real deal. EVERYONE looked up to and respected her. Vocally she is unparalleled in the entire genre of country music. Only a few have come close and not for decades now. Loretta and Reba come to mind but not even they could sing her songs like she could.
Everyone who knew Patsy called that "yodel" of hers a "hiccup."
Nothing better than listening to the great Patsy Cline. Beautiful job. 🤘
Patsy and Karen Carpenter are my two favorite female singers.
Thank you. I know I'm not alone in having Patsy as one of my favorite singers. So incredible.
Clicked on your channel when I saw crazy very old time song and I was amazed at your liking it your reaction spoke volumes senior here from us thanks for a few minutes of pure love
Awesome breakdown of Patsys unique singing style and career. Arguably one of the most beautiful voices ever recorded.Thanks Fil.
Why do I get goosebumps everytime I hear Patsy sing?
Oh dear, she was extraordinary great. Her life was to short.
Another Patsy video! Have you heard Loretta Lynn's version of this? You can hear the love and respect in Loretta's voice. Another great video Fil 💜
Yes I think I mention it in Loretta's video ☺
@@wingsofpegasus Yes, I think you mentioned that they knew each other and Loretta respected Patsy and made sure that her memory stayed alive. You are a good teacher and your lessons stick with your students.
@@lawrencetaylor4101They were extremely close and we’re going shopping for a piece of furniture Loretta Lynn wanted, Patsy was getting it as a gift for Loretta who was pregnant with her fraternal twin girls at the time. When it came on the radio that morning it just devastated Loretta Lynn and why her fraternal twins (and her youngest children) were named PATSY and PEGGY!!!!!
Even at 2:10 when her volume is low in the mix her tone communicates flawlessly. Great video Fil.
Again, I love your facial expressions while watching/listening to Patsy. Thank you for this. ♥♥♥
Throat injury/illness is every singer's worst nightmare. How bizarre that it was exactly this that contributed to the quality of her voice & made it unique!
Thanks, Fil, for showcasing the history and talents of the legendary Patsy Cline.
She's Got You is my absolute favorite Patsy song to sing!! I know I don't do her justice, but people love hearing me sing a lot of her songs - I have quite a few Patsy songs in my repertoire, but this one really speaks to me. Great song, fantastic singer, and then there's you, sharing her with the world!! Thanks so much, Fil, for ALL you do!! :)
Wow. A lot of really interesting information. Thanks Fil 💙
I just love the expression in your eyes Fil when you are listening to Patsy's performance
Beautiful song, maybe her best or a close second to "Crazy" from someone not into country much but I like most of her hits. I believe the writer of this song was Hank Cochran who also wrote for her "I Fall to Pieces".
Oppothumbs M LOVE THAT SONG 😍
Agree and add San Antonio Rose
@@RoryVanucchi I was born in Texas and have a soft spot for any songs about the Lone Star State. It would be great if Fil could do a review of Bob Wills and his amazing band.
@@lawrencetaylor4101 Bob Wills still the king. Ernest Tubb another one from Texas.
I love,love,love Patsy Cline. Nobody like her! Could you analyze Blue by Patsy Cline? Thank you Fil. You truly rock!
LeAnne Rimes sings the song Blue, not Patsy Cline. The song was originally wrote for her but she passed before she was able to record it. So over 30 years later 13 year old LeAnne Rimes came along and the song writer gave the song to LeAnne and it was an instant hit!!!
@@rhondawileman4745 You are absolutely right! The first time, i saw Leanne Rimes was on Oprah Winfrey, my jaw just dropped, i couldn't believe my ears! Do you know what happened to her? Wow! such talent, that voice!!!
@@paulablissett9396 yes she has been battling depression for over 10 years now and has been taking a break from recording and touring. She, like Patsy, has a one of a kind voice and her loyal fans miss her dearly so, according to her last interview, she is supposed to going back into the studio the end of this yearor beginning of next year to record a new album, all songs she either wrote or had a hand in writing. She hopes the album is done and all recorded by the end of spring so she can start a tour to promote the album no later than end of summer, beginning of Autumn/Fall. Now the depression thing is a for sure, as for the album part, it all depended on if she found the right antidepressant. She said she was so tired of the medicine her doctor gives, "only helping for a little while then feeling worse than before she started the medication". Many prayers for her, depression is a terrible thing to live with and, if not on the right medication, can cause suicide thoughts or worse! 😥
@@rhondawileman4745 Thank You for your reply, and i understand depression very well, God love her, and may she find her way back with the right medication... I will be looking forward to her return, and that gorgeous voice!
@@rhondawileman4745 if she hadn't been a home wrecking twit maybe she wouldn't be so depressed.
She had everyone's attention. She wasn't running around or screeching high notes.she had all her clothes on. There was no fireworks and it was her real voice.😎
There’s a great movie about her life called “Sweet Dreams”. Definitely worth a watch.
Leaving On Your Mind is my favorite Patsy Cline song. Something so sad and soulful about it and the way she sings it
Absolutely awesome video! Thank you, Fil! Your take on her delivery is spot on. She was a goddess. I wish I could record such talents on the regular. I DID have such a session with a young lady, one named Kaylin Cole, who recorded in my studio last month. She is heading down to Nashville to continue her career and I wish her much luck and success. Kaylin has that "feel", very similar to Patsy. I hope it goes well for her.
Every song is infused with such depth of feeling and universally shared story of loss. Her untimely death left such void. I can’t stop listening to “Why can’t he be you” and “Crazy “
Fil you have the ears of a surgeon, you really amaze and impress me. Now about Patsy, All those years I didn’t even know all that fine technology she was doing with her voice, I just loved her singing because she was so great
Fil I think I’ve mentioned before that Billy Strange was my dad’s cousin, and in the mid to late 50’s he visit us a lot, and him and my dad would stay up late listening to records and Billy would his guitar, well can you do a vid on him, thinks
The singing is so good the band could almost stop playing and you might even notice. Really nice.
Very few singers I love like I love her, I heard Crazy when I was 14 for the first time and the hair on the back of my neck stood straight as my heart was beating faster. An original sine qua none
Hey Fil. There was a fourth person on the plane with Patsy, Randy Hughes, and Hawkshaw Hawkins. His name was Cowboy Copas.
Thanks for the followup on Patsy, Fil! Another great voice that lives on!
Listen to Leeann Rimes "Blue" she sounds so much like Patsy on that song.
The story about Blue, it was going to be offered to Patsy. The tape was given to her husband. But she was killed in the plane crash, the song was shelved.
Perfect analyses on both Patsy Cline videos, not really a country music fan, but her voice was spectacular, how could you not love her! Thanks once again for the lesson/history. 👍☮🖤🤘
Thanks Phil. What little girl hasn’t wanted and wished they could sound like the great Patsy Cline?!! I know I have and still do! What talent. It’s so sad that she was taken way too soon. Enjoyed your video! ❤️💜💚
I always loved her voice, no one can even come close to her voice and beauty.
Her and Hank Williams so much emotion! Nice review. Fil please review Monte Montgomery Took too long from the Texas music Cafe
Great job Fil! Thanks for this amazing analysis.
That was another excellent analysis and commentary Fil! After your analysis of Loretta Lynn last week, I was hoping you would do one on Patsy Cline😀 Her premonition concerning her death somewhat reminds me of Ronnie Van Zant of Lynyrd Skynyrd, who told his father that he would not live to see 30, and was killed in a plane crash in 1977 at age 29.
My parents had her albums (i'm fifty six) and they were not country music fans. I was shocked when I found out she was a country singer when I was older.
FIL, THANKS FOR THE VIDEO AND YOUR COMMENTS, PATSY WAS A DIAMOND, IT IS A SHAME THAT SHE DIED SO YOUNG AND THAT DIAMOND STILL IS HERE IN HER MUSIC, , DAMN AIRPLANES, I MUST COMMENT AGAIN, ABOUT HOW SO MANY YOUNG MUSICIANS , AND ARTISTS AT THE HEIGHT OF THEIR CAREER , AT A YOUNG AGE, BOOM THEY ARE GONE, THEY HAD SO MUCH MORE TO OFFER, R.I.P. TO ALL OF THE ONES WHO PUT A SMILE ON YOUR FACE,, IF JIMI HENDRIX WAS ALIVE TODAY, I WONDER WHAT HIS MUSIC WOULD SOUND LIKE, WHO KNOWS, COUSIN FIGEL