Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Patsy Cline - I Fall To Pieces! OMG
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Walkin after midnight ...has to be your next Patsy!
Fantastic choice.
Definitely "Walking after Midnight" beautiful song.
Yep... that was what I was going to post as well!!! 👍
Didn’t she also do a version of the Tennesee Waltz?
My favorite Patsy! Also, She's Got You!
You really hear her "haunting" song if you listen to "Sweet Dreams." It was her last hit, right before she died.
Her voice is so haunting on Sweet Dreams
The film by the same name in the 80s was how I learned about her in the first place. I am forever a fan of hers now.
Sweet Dreams is ❤❤❤
Patsy died in a plane crash in 1963
When we are long gone, Patsy's voice will still be heard. She and Jim Reeves were both considered crossovers.
Yes I agree
Her and Loretta Lynn were best friends and Loretta was pregnant with her twins and then Patsy died in a plane crash before they were born and Loretta called one of her twins Patsy in honor of her friend Patsy Cline
Patsy died in March of 1963. The twins were born in August of 1964 - 17 months later.
Peggy and Patsy, they were in the country music scene for a little while, they called themselves, "The Lynns".
My mom named me Patsy, because she loved her so much
@@sueingram5157 Patsy's daughter, Emmy Russell, is also making music and was one of the top contestants in the recent American Idol.
@@hectorsmommy1717 Oh. Yeah, I do remember that now that you mentioned it. She's a very talented, very beautiful young lady too. She seems like a sweetheart too. Miss Loretta would be so proud of her, little granddaughter. I think the young lady kinda resembles Miss Loretta's sister Crystal Gayle a little bit. What a beautiful family ❤️.
Patsy, Loretta and Dolly fought the Male Dominance of Country music of the 50’s and 60’s and WON! Forever Respect.
No one back then thought in terms of dominance or any such thing, There were just man singers and women singers and people liked them both.
Please don't fist pump. They were respected in their time...And they didn't need or want severed arms hanging from their belt.
Dang, y'all!
Tammy wynette.
And June Carter Cash @@randy129
@@impudentdomainI think your comment is kind of naive like you've watched too much 1950s TV programs.
There was a complete caste system in the music industry and there still is, just not as bad as it was then and women of any color were on the Bottom Rung of the ladder. Most of them barely got royalties for the hits that made lots of money for the recording studios and the contracts we're horrible. That's the whole reason why so many musical artists have died in Airplane crashes. They have to pay for the cheapest planes that they can get because they can't afford to fly safely. They didn't have touring contracts that covered expenses and tax deductions back then. And none of that even takes into consideration the hierarchy of the male-dominated Christian society that firmly believed women were servants to men.
"Crazy" was written by Willie Nelson, in case no one has said that, which I'm sure they have. LOL 🤘👍
they did alot in the reaction for that song.
Willie wrote all of Patsy’s songs. Started at the age of 17
@@haroldwhisenhunt40 Looks like Hank Cochran and Harlan Howard wrote a bunch including this one.
@@haroldwhisenhunt40Willie wrote three of the songs released by Patsy Cline. Eddie Miller wrote the vast majority of them. Along with Hank Cochran, Don Gibson, Webb Pierce, Bob Wills, and several others. Patsy even co-wrote two of them herself.
Cline, returned to performing weeks after an car accident. She was on crutches while continuing to heal. Cline was obliged to use wigs, makeup and bandanas to hide her scars for the rest of her career. While she was in hospital, Lynn, sang "I Fall to Pieces" dedicated to Cline on a radio show. They became close friends until Cline's death.
Patsy was prominently featured in Coal Miner's Daughter, the Loretta Lynn life story. She was played brilliantly by Beverly D'Angelo.
She had a once in a lifetime voice. No one could match her. She sang just like that live on stage with no music mixing. She never missed a note. Thank God we have recordings of her voice.
Walking After Midnight, Sweet Dreams are just amazing!! Such a talented woman. RIP
When Patsy sang a song, it was like she was living it in that moment. She OWNED it.
Patsy's the GOAT. "Crazy" (written by Willie Nelson), "Sweet Dreams," "Walkin' After Midnight," "She's Got You," - nobody sings them like Patsy. I'm not sure if she actually wrote any of them. Patsy was in a very terrible car accident, and eventually died in a plane crash.
Oh, She's got you will hit me every single time.
Oh please review these songs too B.P.💕
YOU are the FIRST REACTOR that I have heard say that they wsnt to watch the live performance. I dont want total perfection, I want to see the passion they bring to their work!
Agreed. I'm so happy to live in the UA-cam age
Thing is, her live performances were spot on identical to her studio recordings. What you hear from the studio is what she sang.
When you want someone but they don’t want you = Friend zone. You couldn’t have said it better , Black Pegasus!! Thanks for listening to Patsy Cline!!! I heard her singing on the radio, when I was a kid in Bandera Texas!!!
Patsy felt every song she sang. Her version of "Faded Love" will break your heart! I don't know how she can sing perfectly while crying. She crys while singing "Sweet Dreams also. LOVE PATSY CLINE!!!! Gone way too soon.
In the late 60s at about 12 yrs old I went to a friend's house and when she let me in her dad's hi-fi was blaring this very song. I asked her, Who is that singing? She told me Patsy Cline. Why ? You like this crap?
It's beautiful I told her and she laughed that it was her Dad's country bumpkin music. And from that day fwd she called me Bumpkin 😅.
In the 70s when country became crossover music on FM Rock stations she was humbled a little...but not much.
We are 67 now and she still calls me Bumpkin. 😅
I was so lucky to grow up in the 60s and 70s and grew up listening to all kinds of music 🎶 Every kind from Hillbilly, folk, country, bluegrass, pop, rock, heavy metal, motown...... best of the best 😀🎶
Me, too!! 😆😆😆💋😻🍹👵🐺🌵
Patsy Cline 'She's got you' should be your next one.
I remember reading that this is the one song made her cry when she rehearsed it.
Patsy's is one of the great voices ever in music..regardless of genre, era, geographical location..just one of the great voices which speak to anybody with the ability to experience empathy
Patsy died March 3, 1963, 15 years to the day before i was born. Both my parents were huge fans of her so i came up listening to her and all the other old greats from that era. She's unmatched vocally and it's crazy to mourn someone's death you never knew and died before you were born, but i do still.
Such a beautiful stunning voice, brill song, another beautiful 1 is " SHES GOT YOU". ❤❤❤ with live videos u see an feel the emotion in her songs. Luv it.
As you traverse the world of classic country, you will find yourself amazed at the parallels between classic country and classic soul. They both came from a similar place.
Country gave birth to the Blues, particularly in Memphis. Soul grew out of blues.
When LeAnn Rimes made her debut in the mid 90’s many people said she is the reincarnation of Patsy. They have a similar sound. You should checkout LeAnn’s tribute to Patsy. Just beautiful.
LeAnn did an amazing tribute to Patsy C at the Opry…
Actually, KD Lang was channeling Patsy Cline in the 80s, and she's a much better vocalist.
I agree KD lang is a beautiful singer
@@altaclipperyes definitely agree k.d. is fabulous Patsy was a big influence when she first started her career in music her version of Patsy’s Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray is AMAZING ❤ x
Just a beautiful voice and soul, the next one to liksten to her song is " She's got you",
One of the GREATEST singers of all time.
Her vocal flips were legendary.
Patsy Cline
Loretta Lynn
Dolly Parton
Lynn Anderson
Tammy Wynette
Great ladies of Country from the 60's and 70's.
One of the greatest singers! So ahead of her time! RIP ☺️🫶🎸🎶☀️🇺🇸🙏
Even though she died at a very young age she has a huge collection of music masterpieces. I was raised listening to her music in the 60's.
Mom named my Patsy Loretta, lol
I always wished that she had recorded a Christmas album before she passed. I can't imagine how beautiful it would have been.
"Sweet Dreams", "Walking After Midnight" are classics of hers as well
Another Legend who life was cut way too short. RIP, Patsy. I'm sure you and Loretta are up there entertaining the angels with your voices. Thanks, BP, for bringing us the classics.
Patsy has one of the best voices ever, there's probably only a hand few of singers that have an out of this world voice and she's one of them.
Patsy was, is and always be an iconic voice. I see other people mentioning Walking After Midnight and Sweet Dreams and both are absolute fire. My favorite is Sweet Dreams mostly because of the opening. The violins that play make you FEEL the world of dreams right from the start.
Her voice is so good, so haunting that even with poor sound quality of the past her talent, her magic comes through clearly. That voice is just beautiful.
She is one of the best natural vocalist ever been. I encourage you to dive into her music. You won't be disappointed.
The studio version is perfection in high fidelity stereo. Her voice is rich and full. Nothing like this live version. You should hear the studio version too!
BP like to listen to inferior versions of the songs instead of how it was intended. He did the same with Led Zeppelin stuff.
Agreed. You really can’t hear how amazing her voice is with this poor audio quality. 😢
I agree the studio version was much more soulful
Oddly, the only difference is the quality of the recording. The way she sang remained amazingly constant and consistent.
Haunting is definitely the word to describe her voice. My favorite song of hers is Faded Love - the breath she takes at the end just kills me.
When she sings you feel what she's singing, just outstanding.
Pegasus you need to her song walking after midnite. Love her voice always, such a tragic end to her life.
Patsy Cline was supposedly a country singer, but she was one of those singers that goes beyond categories and Genres.
Yes exactly!
Walking after Midnight is my favorite Patsy Cline song as it showcases her lovely voice perfectly.
I’ve always liked the way Patsy placed her breaths and used this incredible control to make her voice break in strategic ways to create a feeling of intimacy. It’s incredibly sexy even 60 years later. Makes you feel some type of way. A lot of singers now still don’t know how to do that.
You’re right, she really was magical.
She's a solid gold rock of old school classic country music!!! Her smooth voice that she can do the emotional yodel..shew...And then throw in that lonesome steel guitar/pedal guitar is just the chef's kiss to make this song just a heartbreaking song. Great reaction once again.
Patsy was the epitome of “The Nashville Sound”.
Walkin' After Midnight, She’s Got You, Blue Moon Of Kentucky are just a few of my favorites.
Walking after midnight was my mother's favorite Patsy Cline song she sang it all the time.
Such a unique and wonderful voice! Do Walking After Midnight next! You’ll love it! ❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
I second this!! 🙌🫶
"You Belong To Me" has got to be Patsy's most beautiful song. It will put you in a mood!
I just love how tough you look but how you cover so many different genres of music! Patsy Cline!?!? Awesome..... :))
Now this is the legend .. that when Leann Rhimes debuted with her hit Blue.. everyone was like ohhhhhhh ... wow.. she has a bit of the ghost of Patsy Cline in this young girl coming out!! It was nuts.. and then Leann proved to the world she is her own undeniable talent ... and can sing the phonebook.. and proved that on the masked singer all these years later.. but this isn't about Leann.. this is about the legend that is Patsy Cline and ..... I have loved her my whole life. My first introduction to Patsy was my dad .. who was a singer in a country band before he passed away at 29... and he had me on his lap as a 18 month old.. while he strummed on his guitar and sang Patsy's Crazy. She and Hank Williams Sr. were his fave artists of the time.. and so I was raised on great music. lol Anyways... my dad was country and mum was rock and roll and opera! What a pair they made!! hahaha My point here.. is Walking After Midnight is your next must listen of Patsy's!!!! Love being on this journey with you Peg! Thank you for the fun content!! Cheers from Canada 😊🍁
There is a version of I Fall to Pieces that is an engineered duet merging Patsy’s recording with Jim Reeve’s recording. Reeves was a perfect male counterpoint to Patsy with that smooth but emotional tone to his singing. That “duet” was on a jukebox at a beach bar I used to go to in my much younger years. All the patrons spent countless quarters wearing that record out. Has made this probably my favorite Patsy song, just ahead of Crazy.
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All time one of a kind Iconic voice.
'She's Got You' is another stunner by Patsy that really shows off her vocal range and emotions.
Pasty is a classic that you can’t recreate. A woman that had talent, humility and was simply stunning
“Blue” and “Walking After Midnight” are 2 other iconic Patsy songs.
Love Patsy Cline and i think this is her number one song ❤❤❤❤
She was a phenomenon. One of a kind.
The One and Only. There will never be another Patsy!!!
❤You are right, I think everyone loves Patsy Cline. She had felt everything she sang and we hear it in her beautiful voice. Sweet Dreams really shows her range. We just did not get enough of Patsy....taken too soon.
Patsy Cline is in a class on her own! She was a tough cookie with a timeless voice! Sweet dreams is a great song as well! When I was young my Aunt would play a cassette of classic old school country music. My mom (who is her twin) cousin snd myself would all be in the dining room playing cards and we all would be singing away! Patsy 1st was in a car accident with her brother driving were she had to undergo several surgeries to her face and then a few years later she was flying home from a concert when the plane propellers stopped working the plane crashed into the mountains! Her made for tv movie biopic was really good you might like it! She was a tough lady! She didn’t take no crap from anyone including her husband! In those days you had to be strong willed! Patsy and Loretta Lynn’s biopic are very good! They were very close friends! Loretta was pregnant with twins she named them Peggy and Patsy after her late friend! It broke my heart watching Loretta Lynne go through so much pain and heartache over Patsys Clines death they were suppose to baby shopping. RIP to two pioneers and powerhouses! ❤
When Patsy died in a plane crash, it was such a tragedy to silence that amazing voice! Loretta Lynn named one of her daughters after Patsy.
Please try Walking After Midnight.
Walking after Midnight and Sweet Dreams 🔥
I like to refer to Patsy Cline as "High Brow" Country music. Very few female country artists were on the same level as Patsy was. She set the high bar for the other female country artists that followed.😮😊
She had hits on both country and pop charts! So many recording artists have died in plane crashes. It's so sad, because she was magic!
Shes got you is so good
Please react to “Faded Love “ in which Patsy actually cries at the end. It was one of her last songs she recorded before her death in 1963.
Patsy Cline is an icon! This song is so very awesome. Love your reaction!
“She’s Got You.”
Nice thing about that old music, you can understand every word.
she has some of the most heartwrenching break-up songs imagineable. many years ago i dated a guy for 2-3 yrs but by then realized it wasn't going anywhere. he wanted it to continue just the way it was, but i could no longer do that, so i broke up with him and, even though i've never been much for country (grew up with rock and roll), i listened to nothing but patsy cline for weeks.
One of the OGs. Just amazing, simple, really generates emotion.
You MUST watch Leanne Rimes tribute to her!! Jaw dropping!! Done live and just chills!! You Will Not Be Sorry!
She was from my home town, All kinds of memorials here for here
The older county singer's put so much feeling into there music you will never get any better so talented
i've loved this song and Patsy Cline for many years, but it's only recently that i realized just how amazing the backing vocals are on this song... incredible.
I think Patsy Cline is one of those artists that we never realized how great they were and how much we needed them, until they were gone, too soon.
The recording shows off her voice soooo much better.
My father had such a crush on Patsy. RIP to both.😢
One of the greatest voices of all time. 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
Oh yes .patsy cline.....makes ya shiver in a good way ❤❤❤❤❤
I got introduced to Patsy,via my mother in law when my middle son was a baby. The only way he ate meals was her singing 😂. He is 35 years of age now ❤. She brings beautiful emotions to me 💞. Thank you for your eclectic taste of music. I'm in
Wonderful to see your reactions to one of the greatest and most influential vocalist ever. Waiting for Walking After Midnight.
So much emotion packed in that beautiful voice.
My mom used to sing this song she rocked it. I can't believe you like Carrie Underwood i remember when she would sing the national anthem at my step brothers ball games. She was like 9 10 yrs old. She was asked not to compete in talent shows by highschool because it discouraged other kids. Thanks for the great reaction it took me back in so many ways
Thank you BP,
for your unabashed emotional response to Patsy. You are such a special soul, my friend.
I think you would also enjoy listening to Sweet Dreams and watching the movie depicting her life by the same name; Sweet Dreams.
Love Patsy. She's Got You one of my favorites by her. Sweet Dreams is a great movie about her life and death
Thanks, Peg - all of her stuff is awesome... (she got that "yodel" ability) appreciate your reaction! (p.s. "Crazy" was written by Willie Nelson.. he does his own version, but it will always be remembered as Patsy's signature song... )
My dad was a die-hard country music listener. Crazy, I Fall to Pieces, and Walking After Midnight. ❤ HeeHaw and the Grand Ole Opry were watched regularly. However, my music genre goes from classical to the Rat Pack through 1980s. Music is a beautiful expression.
Respect for being open to all kinds of music and appreciation of all the different things sonically that make artists/songs good, regardless of the genre. Patsy is a Mount Rushmore of country music as it was originally meant to be. Technology couldn't save anyone back then. Pure talent has to show.
Walkin after midnight , Sweet Dreams anything she sang she made her own.
I grew up with my mum singing Patsy's songs. Makes me sad/happy.
My mom did that too. And I sang Patsy’s songs to my kids when they were little. Her music will live forever. You are correct, though, hearing her sing brings bittersweet memories. Blessings to you and yours!
Wow! You're going way back. I'm an old soul who has heard almost all of the artists to whom you have reacted. I love listening to music from the 50s to the present, and I find solace in the soulful melodies and heartfelt ballads that transport me to a bygone era. It would be great to view your reactions to the older artists such as Nat King Cole, whose smooth and velvety voice could melt the coldest of hearts, Engelbert Humperdinck, the King of Romance, who could make anyone swoon with his powerful and emotive delivery, and BB King, the legendary blues guitarist and singer who could make his instrument weep and wail like a human voice. I'm curious to see how you would respond to their timeless classics, and whether you would appreciate the nostalgia and history behind their music.
You've got to understand that the artist Back then got to together and jammed and learned from each other.And we were honored to be able to hear the results of hem learning from each other in the songs that they brought out then. People nowadays want to say that it was stolen, but it wasn't it was shared. The white people learn from black and the white learned from the blacks. They united and we the listeners was blessed with the results. What an era.
I started listening to her in my early twenties. I heard Willie Nelson and was smitten by his music. I was sick of disco so I started listening to classic country music and I loved her voice. I think she died the year I was born.
Not written by Patsy, but she made it a #1 country hit and it was a crossover.
In those days, there were singers and there were songwriters. And the managers would pick the songs for the artists. I always think it's funny that reactors assume that a song reflects the singer's own experience when it was written by someone else, with very few exceptions, like Johnny Cash.
Such an amazing voice, such an amazing woman.
Patsy Cline was so good , she crossed over to the pop charts with this song . Check out Sweet Dreams by her , so good !!!
She’s awesome. Walking After Midnight, Wayward Wind, are some more good ones from her.
Walkin After Midnight I agree should be your next listen. Patsy Cline - Walkin' After Midnight (1957). She was a real treat! Have a great day!
you should hear She's got you. My favorite
My favorite female vocalist of all time ❣️💕