To think we get to play and hear the voice of a woman that has gone down in history as one of a kind. No one will ever equal or come close to the talent Patsy Cline had. We here in 2018 get to hear her voice as she sings numerous songs. I was blessed to hear her music first hand even though young. I was born in 1957 and was exposed to her from that point on. I had parents that played several types of music letting us make our own choices. 2018 finds me still so in love with the voice from a woman from Winchester Virginia. Virginia Patterson Hensley made history!
PATSY CLINE'S MUSIC WAS THE BEST FEMALE MUSIC BACK THEN & NOW!! I WISH I WAS BORN EARLIER TO HAVE MET HER & SEEN HER IN CONCERT!! TO ME: EVEN TO THIS DAY OF 2022 I HAVE NOT HEARD ANY FEMALE'S VOICE BETTER THAN THE GREAT PATSY CLINE!! I HOPE SHE LIVES FOREVER IN THE HEART'S OF THE FAMILY & FRIENDS SHE LEFT BEHIND!! WHAT A VOICE!! SHE IS STILL MY BEST FEMALE COUNTRY MUSIC LEGEND!! 🌹
NPR asked the question what would have happened had Patsy lived. Well, in my alternate universe I see her racking up hit after hit, divorcing Charlie because he could not come to terms being Mr. Patsy Cline. I see her becoming a multimillionaire, starting her own record label and still be the first female inducted in the Country Music Hall of Fame. I see her finding Mr. Right and marrying him while she and Charlie settle their differences and become friends. Sadly, that plane crash ended her life and stellar career. It is still heartbreaking after all these years.
She accomplished so much in her 30 years of life! She stands as one of the greatest country singers of all time! Her legacy has endured the test of time.
I know she could rock. ive heard her rhythm in my soul and few others. also there were some blues that she sang real good. I think that you could sing anything.
The One and only! Beautiful face and one the perfect voices to walk this earth alone with the great Karen Carpenter rest in peace great songbirds of all time.:()
Her plane didn't crash into a hill. The pilot wasn't instrument rated to fly in poor visibility and lost control due to spatial disorientation and crashed into a wooded area off Highway 70.
Thank you! Everyone keeps relating to the movie "Sweet Dreams"... the plane did not crash into a hillside.... they did that for dramatic cinema. See videos here on UA-cam of the actual crash site memorial. RIP Patsy
@@Patsyclinefan1the movie also made it seem like that she got kicked around by Charlie all the time and never hit back. the real Patsy Cline would fight with her fist I've read about her and she didn't take no crap.
Patsy absolutely hated " I Fall To Pieces" at first. It sounded too pop for her. She told Owen Bradley the only way she would do it is if it was the B-SIDE of a song she liked better. It was a remake of her very first single back in 1955 " A Church, A Courtroom and Then Goodbye". Bradley finally got her to do it when she found out " I Fall To Pieces" was written by Harlan Howard and Hank Cochran. The song became her first million seller and first #1.
Jerry Brownell Patsy never remade “A Court, A Courtroom and Then Goodbye”. The song she recorded, that was the b-side to “I Fall to Pieces” was “Lovin’ In Vain”, which was written by Freddie Hart of “Easy Lovin’” fame. Also technically by sales numbers, “Walkin’ After Midnight” was her first million seller, but was not awarded a Gold Disc due to Decca not auditing Country catalog sales during that time.
@@Patsyclinefan1 - I went to Patsy Cline discography on Wikipedia and you are right. As far as her remaking or re-recording certain songs I know some were later re-released on compilation albums. I know Patsy only had 3 studio albums and was working on her 4th when she died. I have read countless articles and stories and viewed countless UA-cam videos on Patsy and I am sure I heard my account somewhere. Of course I am not sure the source was accurate. And upon further recollection maybe the song I read about being what Patsy wanted for the A- side to I Fall To Pieces was A Poor Man's Roses. Anyway I apologize for my original comment. I have 77 of Patsy's songs on 3 CD's I made and eventually I will have everything she ever recorded. Thanks for allowing me to ramble on like this and thanks for being a die hard Patsy Cline fan.
Una singular y bella voz a la cual supieron encontrarle las composiciones adecuadas a su estilo personal, su espiritualidad cautivadora y esos sostenidos vocales descendentes cargados de un erotismo al que nadie podia escapar ileso. Si escuchabas una sola nota interpretada por ella, podias considerarte ya para siempre, un esclavo feliz de sus interpretaciones.
ron kistner Charlie and Patsy’s daughter Julie has been running her estate for the past 20+ years. She’s helped open the museum in Nashville and recently produced the Lifetime film “Patsy & Loretta” with the help of Loretta’s daughter Patsy. While Charlie and Patsy’s son Randy has kept out of the spotlight and lead a quiet life.
Three 4 Star songs charted, not one. I wish history would get it right. 41 songs total? More like 102.
NPR does seem to get many facts about Patsy wrong.
This article tried. But incorrect, and as you are concerned as well.
@@Patsyclinefan1how did you feel about the movie?
To think we get to play and hear the voice of a woman that has gone down in history as one of a kind. No one will ever equal or come close to the talent Patsy Cline had. We here in 2018 get to hear her voice as she sings numerous songs. I was blessed to hear her music first hand even though young. I was born in 1957 and was exposed to her from that point on. I had parents that played several types of music letting us make our own choices. 2018 finds me still so in love with the voice from a woman from Winchester Virginia. Virginia Patterson Hensley made history!
Such a great singer what a tragic loss. how sad to loose her what an a amazing voice...
I didn’t discover the amazing Patsy Cline until later in life And so very very pleased to be able to listen and appreciate her incredible voice 🥰🥰
Better late than never! Luckily we have UA-cam to help capture the beauty of songs that came and went before our time.
SHE WAS THE VERY BEST STILL TODAY NO OTHER VOICE LIKE HER
I SEND YOU MY BEST CONGRATULATIONS FROM MEXICALI. SINCE 1996 I LOVE HER MUSIC. GOD BLESS YOU.
PATSY CLINE'S MUSIC WAS THE BEST FEMALE MUSIC BACK THEN & NOW!! I WISH I WAS BORN EARLIER TO HAVE MET HER & SEEN HER IN CONCERT!! TO ME: EVEN TO THIS DAY OF 2022 I HAVE NOT HEARD ANY FEMALE'S VOICE BETTER THAN THE GREAT PATSY CLINE!! I HOPE SHE LIVES FOREVER IN THE HEART'S OF THE FAMILY & FRIENDS SHE LEFT BEHIND!! WHAT A VOICE!! SHE IS STILL MY BEST FEMALE COUNTRY MUSIC LEGEND!! 🌹
she is still the best but not just in country music but any kind
" What a very tragic loss!!- at the very height of her career!!-*"Patsy Cline!"*-the MOST phenomenal singer this world has EVER had!!
A huge loss ..she was so good.
I grew up listening to her..I cry just listing to her beautiful songs..I was young but my whole family loves her music..Such a terrible loss...
Who could give Patsy Cline a thumbs down? Get out of here, the woman was amazing.
Yes, have some respect. Dont visit the site if you dont like it...but its never a thumbs down. You are a thumbs down.
Only the good die young! Patsy was one of a kind.
Along with Richie Valens, Buddy Holly, the Big Bopper (?) ... Stay out of small aircraft. RIP, all.
*"Crazy!!"*-- a song we'll *ALWAYS* remember *"Patsy Cline"* by!!
Patsy was unique, way ahead of her time, she was like a shining star shooting and burning bright for this world.
NPR asked the question what would have happened had Patsy lived. Well, in my alternate universe I see her racking up hit after hit, divorcing Charlie because he could not come to terms being Mr. Patsy Cline. I see her becoming a multimillionaire, starting her own record label and still be the first female inducted in the Country Music Hall of Fame. I see her finding Mr. Right and marrying him while she and Charlie settle their differences and become friends. Sadly, that plane crash ended her life and stellar career. It is still heartbreaking after all these years.
You have to consider that she took Loretta Lynn under her wing, so maybe that would hav been the way she did things as well.
She accomplished so much in her 30 years of life! She stands as one of the greatest country singers of all time! Her legacy has endured the test of time.
She had a rock-a-billy side to her that few know. Some great stuff! And these are. great photos I've never seen before.
I know she could rock. ive heard her rhythm in my soul and few others. also there were some blues that she sang real good. I think that you could sing anything.
Sixty years later and all one needs to hear the opening chords of any Patsy Cline song and we can name that song.
Incredible voice.
My Dear Miss.Cline. Thank you, for these recordings.
patsy cline ,and Marty robins nothing today can match them just wonderful
Jim Reeves too
The One and only! Beautiful face and one the perfect voices to walk this earth alone with the great Karen Carpenter rest in peace great songbirds of all time.:()
Michael Johnson ..got to agree with you. .both are beautiful singers.
patsy would blow Carpenter off the stage.
Her plane didn't crash into a hill. The pilot wasn't instrument rated to fly in poor visibility and lost control due to spatial disorientation and crashed into a wooded area off Highway 70.
Thank you! Everyone keeps relating to the movie "Sweet Dreams"... the plane did not crash into a hillside.... they did that for dramatic cinema. See videos here on UA-cam of the actual crash site memorial. RIP Patsy
I hate that Sweet Dreams didn’t show the correct way in which the plane crashed, but that’s Hollywood for you.
Sounds the same sad story about Hollys pilot .Not instrument trained.
@@jennyt.fsbstudio I know, as if what happened wasn't bad enough they had to amp it up, like why!
@@Patsyclinefan1the movie also made it seem like that she got kicked around by Charlie all the time and never hit back. the real Patsy Cline would fight with her fist I've read about her and she didn't take no crap.
Patsy absolutely hated " I Fall To Pieces" at first. It sounded too pop for her. She told Owen Bradley the only way she would do it is if it was the B-SIDE of a song she liked better. It was a remake of her very first single back in 1955 " A Church, A Courtroom and Then Goodbye". Bradley finally got her to do it when she found out " I Fall To Pieces" was written by Harlan Howard and Hank Cochran. The song became her first million seller and first #1.
Jerry Brownell Patsy never remade “A Court, A Courtroom and Then Goodbye”. The song she recorded, that was the b-side to “I Fall to Pieces” was “Lovin’ In Vain”, which was written by Freddie Hart of “Easy Lovin’” fame. Also technically by sales numbers, “Walkin’ After Midnight” was her first million seller, but was not awarded a Gold Disc due to Decca not auditing Country catalog sales during that time.
@@Patsyclinefan1 - I went to Patsy Cline discography on Wikipedia and you are right. As far as her remaking or re-recording certain songs I know some were later re-released on compilation albums. I know Patsy only had 3 studio albums and was working on her 4th when she died. I have read countless articles and stories and viewed countless UA-cam videos on Patsy and I am sure I heard my account somewhere. Of course I am not sure the source was accurate. And upon further recollection maybe the song I read about being what Patsy wanted for the A- side to I Fall To Pieces was A Poor Man's Roses. Anyway I apologize for my original comment. I have 77 of Patsy's songs on 3 CD's I made and eventually I will have everything she ever recorded. Thanks for allowing me to ramble on like this and thanks for being a die hard Patsy Cline fan.
PatsyClineFan1 has
I'm.so glad she recorded I Fall to Pieces
The finest, most distinctive, American female singer - ever.
Patsy was born in Winchester...Winchester, Virginia....not West Virginia.
Una singular y bella voz a la cual supieron encontrarle las composiciones adecuadas a su estilo personal, su espiritualidad cautivadora y esos sostenidos vocales descendentes cargados de un erotismo al que nadie podia escapar ileso. Si escuchabas una sola nota interpretada por ella, podias considerarte ya para siempre, un esclavo feliz de sus interpretaciones.
Beautiful voice
what ever happened to her kids, ? have never heard how they grew up or turned out
ron kistner Charlie and Patsy’s daughter Julie has been running her estate for the past 20+ years. She’s helped open the museum in Nashville and recently produced the Lifetime film “Patsy & Loretta” with the help of Loretta’s daughter Patsy. While Charlie and Patsy’s son Randy has kept out of the spotlight and lead a quiet life.
My party piece Crazy
The best, xx
Hensley pronounced with an S not a Z 😊
Do I detect a certain disdain for country music? Plus a lack of appreciation for the quality of her voice?
Waspatsey aheavysmoker. I heard she was
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Very sloppy and inaccurate. Just proof that NPR hires from the absolute bottom of the barrel.
I second that!