Willie Nelson wrote this. Fun fact is that his 1st draft lyric wasn't "crazy", it was "stupid." He wrote it to be much faster but Patsy definitely made it her own. An absolute classic.
'Patsy Cline' is the official Patsy Cline channel. And yes, she crossed over to the pop charts with 'Crazy' and 'I Fall to Pieces". Willie Nelson wrote this. About a month before recording this Patsy was in a head on car crash, resulting in fractured rib and scars on her forehead from breaking the winshield. The headband covers the scars.
STILL get chills from that voice: ALL these years later.... The POWER of music and these great artist's vocals and talent have certainly shaped my life. PATSY WAS AMAZING!!
She was in a terrible car accident and that’s why she is wearing the hair band to cover the gashes in her forehead. Such a beautiful voice. Great reaction! 😊
Patsy died in a plane crash, she was only 30y/o. She was only in music for 8 years, she had writers, but she did co-write 2 songs. Patsy was country, but at least one song made the pop charts.
I believe this is a song Willie Nelson wrote, he's written so many songs for so many other people. Patsy and Loretta Lynn were best friends. She passed away in a plane crash, but yes she had been in a car wreck previous to this performance. She's Got You, I Fall To Pieces, Walkin After Midnight are other big ones of hers. Loretta Lynn's big song is Coal Miner's Daughter.
There is a good chance when you might have had a meal with your grandmother in a Diner that you heard this song while sitting there. It was the number 1 jukebox song of all-time.
she sang it after a car accident. The head band covered a scare. I heard she had broken ribs. Walking after Midnight, I fall to pieces, She's got you, Sweet Dream & Tennessee Waltz. Wanda Jackson went from Western Music to Rock-a-Billy and being called the Female Elvis.
This was one of my parents favourite song. My brothers and I would often catch them dancing in the kitchen. At both their separate funerals we played this song. My mum died 3 years after my dad. This song brings a lump to my throat as I see mum and dad dancing 🥺🥺🏴🏴🏴
Patsy Cline was one of the great female country singers, and she did cross over to the pop charts with this song. Unfortunately she was killed in a plane crash in 1963. You should also listen to Leann Rimes and her song Blue. She sounds a lot like Patsy Cline.
Great reaction...love how she stands there, barely moving, and lets that wonderful voice do all the work. Couldn't agree with you more. One of the few places I see younger people actually smiling these days is when they are reacting on UA-cam to music that was popular decades before they were born. Makes me think if someone wants to change their outlook on life one step they might take is changing the music they listen to.
Patsy Cline had, in my opinion, one of the greatest female voices of all time. Her death at such a young age was a real tragedy. She truly had the potential to become one of, if not the, most successful female artists of all time.
Man your observations about music then and now is dead on. Were lucky to have the treasure trove of great music to listen to and there is so much of it that is excellent. It's up to young people to take a chance on it.
I love her even though she was way before my time. I love her so much. She died a long time ago at 33 years old at the top of her game. She was called country but she had so much soul in her voice that you couldn't put her in that box. She's put me into a peaceful sleep many a night. Just something about her voice is really peaceful, even if it's a breackup song. ❤
Patsy was so very awesome! Her voice was so unique and beautiful. You want a treat? Check out Austin Brown's cover of this song in the same key as she does. It is so very beautiful. Love your reaction!
Music industry basically...."took a DUMP" to sum it up (Post 70's) LOVE your reactions, Cliff! You have helped me, even though you don't know it! THANK YOU!
This was written by Willie Nelson. Check out Patsy's "Sweet Dreams". She recorded 'Sweet Dreams" prior to her death in an airplane crash and it was released after her passing.
I grew up listening to my grandparents play this stuff. Not like a recording, but they just played instrumental versions of things, neither sang well, but keyboard and bass work well for most things. Without throwing shade at newer artists, this was the era when you had to be skilled at vocals in order to actually get big.
Just an excellent comment with a many truths, if that makes sense. BTW, I learned that Patsy Cline indeed had been in a car accident shortly before this recording, where she broke her ribs and had head injuries for which reason she wore that headband. Making things even more tragic, she only lived to be 30 years old as she died in a plane crash. It's great that you are paying tribute to her with your reaction. All the very best from Germany
Don't ever mess with Patsy .. her voice was transcended. Girl from Virginia... country all the way but her voice was so iconic.. I'm born and raised on country music.. but I love all genres pretty much.. I grew up in hair band era.. but my country roots are from my Pop-Pop's era.. I know my classic country.. and Patsy.. is the best.
When she first started she played in Hagerstown MD and my Mom June Carpenter played with her as back up. This was before she became famous Patsy had to start somewhere. You should see the movie Sweet Dreams this is Patsy legacy
She WAS in a bad car wreck, which is why she was wearing that headband (she also used wigs and hairpieces to cover the scar--but mostly headbands). The plane crash that took her way too soon happened about an hour away from where I live.
If you have seen FIELD OF DREAMS, you heard the song when Kevin's character was in the store--it sounds like Patsy, but it was Beverly D'Angelo. Beverly sounded VERY much like Patsy and portrayed her (doing her own singing) in COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER. She SHOULD have played the role in the movie SWEET DREAMS, but they stupidly went with Jessica Lange. Beverly was so good in Coal Miner's Daughter.
Check out an instrumental by Deodato called Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001) REMASTERED😮This is a jazz instrumental from the early '70's. It peaked at number 2 on the Billboard Singles Chart. The Remastered version is the full version of the song.😊
Leann Rimes recorded a number of Patsy Cline songs. As far as I can remember, Rimes is the only woman performer who had the vocal range to do them justice. Others, like Whitney, would have, of course, but Rimes is the only one I remember singing Patsy's songs.
Mijo !!!! Music from Doo Wop era, 50-60’s The Flamingos- I only have eyes for you. The Penguins- Earth Angel. It is sweet and beautiful, your right Mijo, close your eyes and transport yourself to a more innocent time. ❤️❤️❤️👵🏼 Gmaw
A little grom left field, but Homfree did a lovely acapella tribute to Patsy and this song. The lead singer petformed it in the same key as Patsy. I tought you might enjoy checking it out. Thanks for this reaction!❤
To be fair, drugs were rampant in the music industry from the 1960s onward and probably before. One of my favorite artists even as a kid in the 70s has always been the soulful Gladys Knight. "Neither One of Us" and "Midnight Train to Georgia" are two I think you would love. I think you would really love all of Gladys Knight's discography. Authenticity comes with vulnerability. Singing about love, devotion, pain, heartache, sadness, loneliness, are all about vulnerability and come from the heart or the soul, the things in life that really leave a mark. Those types of songs were very popular in the 60s, 70s, and into the 80s. Beginning in the late 80s, R&B, Adult Contemporary, Country, among others began to shift away from that in favor of more pop oriented hits. Today, it's the rare artist that sings about these kinds of topics and even more rare for such a song to become a huge hit today, Chris Stapleton comes to mind.
Patsy was fire 🔥. In this video, she is recovering from a horrific automobile accident, hence, the headband and very awkward eyebrows. Willie Nelson wrote this song.
Another beautiful song that my mom played when i was little is Lynn Anderson- "I never Promised You a Rose Garden" Also, Loretta Lynn- "Coal Miner's Daughter"
Omg. I haven't heard this song in some time. I enjoyed this. Also btw there is a cover of this song by a band called Kidney Thieves. It's very different from this of course. 😂 I think it was in the bride of Chucky movie. ✌️🖤
The most amazing thing about this song is that this was before Autotune so basically all recorded music was Live Music. This is what her voice actually sounded like lol
Originally the original sound to this video was what we heard,but at some time a studio version was dubbed over it because the quality was quite poor. This is a Willie Nelson song.
You are close....she sang this right after the car accident....hence the head band to cover her wounds. The Jordanaires are the back up singers and they were used by Elvis. 1961 The talent back then WORKED their way up. The Beatles needed to go to Germany and play everyday and that helped them meld into the group they became.
She was in the genre of what was once called a torch singer, or supper club entertainment. Only one Patsy Cline. She broke the mold. Thanks for listening.
I agree I heard this song before in a movie as well but yea it changes in the music business amazing song beautifully written she has a great voice it seems was soothing sounds back then now don’t get me wrong there’s great musicians and songs writers in the genre today as-well back then there are artists they have that special gift with their voice that very smooth and soulful and so powerful you can feel it in your soul.but great video 🙏🏼❤️🤜🏻🤛🏼
Patsy recorded this AFTER her near-fatal car accident. She hated Willie Nelson's demo, but was eventually convinced to record it by her producer Owen Bradley (a legend in his own right). When it came time to record it, her ribs were still too bruised to properly hit those high notes, they band recorded the track w/o her. She came back 2 weeks later and overdubbed the vocal you hear in this recording in one take.
Anne Murray's A Little Good News Today. I largely quit listening to modern music and any cable news channel at all because of how it can influence my emotions. Everyone needs to start there morning off with Anne Murray's song.
My cut off date for when music fell off the cliff was the 1990s. I switched from listening to pop to country exclusively because rap started inundating the Pop radio stations and I just couldn’t abide it. While it might be music, there’s certainly very little singing involved in rap. But I think that happens every generation, the folks who liked the big band stylings, was not very happy with the new rock ‘n’ roll music, etc. So my generation who grew up with beautiful voices, lovely melodies, awesome beats and great harmonies, just couldn’t adapt to the new sound. 🤷♀️ Just the way of the world, I guess.
I'm adding a comment about your reaction to Roy and Glen. Just want to point out he is rocket the 12 string. Warch him playing the William tell overture. He is one of the best.
This was a great song written by Willie Nelson. Tell you, you should look at the vid Just Breathe - a really poignant song he did with his son Lukas. he is still dropping the odd song in his 90s!!!
Willie and Lukas did Just Breathe as a cover. That's is an Eddie Vedder written Pearl Jam song. They are both beautiful versions. and my god does Lukas look like his dad or what? It was like seeing a young Willie with Dark hair instead of Red hair.
So sad she died in a plane crash in Tennessee. You can visit the site of the crash as a memorial to her. She was only 30. So much talent lost. I pray she didn’t suffer.
This performance was shortly after a car crash, but she didn’t write this. Willie Nelson did Edited to add: I don’t think Patsy Cline was a songwriter at all. Not that I have any issues with singers not being songwriters. I am a HUGE Elvis fan after all
They had to KNOW MUSIC, today, the get a stupid computer to give them a beat or steal it from an old group, or did for years until the modern acts started getting sued. Most modern singers have no clue how to form or write songs, with music, anyone can write lyrics, but putting them to music is a totally different enterprise.
Willie Nelson wrote this. Fun fact is that his 1st draft lyric wasn't "crazy", it was "stupid." He wrote it to be much faster but Patsy definitely made it her own. An absolute classic.
***WALKIN' AFTER MIDNIGHT*** by Patsy!
No auto tune just raw talent.
Old school music was about love, real love, real emotion, real singing.
One of Willie Nelson's most iconic songs WILLIE WROTE THIS 1958, Patsy recorded & made famous in 1961... THE ONE & ONLY PATSY CLINE~ AMEN
'Patsy Cline' is the official Patsy Cline channel. And yes, she crossed over to the pop charts with 'Crazy' and 'I Fall to Pieces". Willie Nelson wrote this. About a month before recording this Patsy was in a head on car crash, resulting in fractured rib and scars on her forehead from breaking the winshield. The headband covers the scars.
STILL get chills from that voice: ALL these years later.... The POWER of music and these great artist's vocals and talent have certainly shaped my life. PATSY WAS AMAZING!!
♥ The teardrop in her voice is unmistakable.
She was in a terrible car accident and that’s why she is wearing the hair band to cover the gashes in her forehead. Such a beautiful voice. Great reaction! 😊
Thanks Cliff, this Grammy appreciated you choosing to play this for us. I bet your Grandmother would say the same. Luv Patsy ❤️
Patsy died in a plane crash, she was only 30y/o. She was only in music for 8 years, she had writers, but she did co-write 2 songs. Patsy was country, but at least one song made the pop charts.
Patsy and Loretta Lynn. Both incredible, feisty women.
And great friends!..
I believe this is a song Willie Nelson wrote, he's written so many songs for so many other people. Patsy and Loretta Lynn were best friends. She passed away in a plane crash, but yes she had been in a car wreck previous to this performance. She's Got You, I Fall To Pieces, Walkin After Midnight are other big ones of hers. Loretta Lynn's big song is Coal Miner's Daughter.
There is a good chance when you might have had a meal with your grandmother in a Diner that you heard this song while sitting there. It was the number 1 jukebox song of all-time.
she sang it after a car accident. The head band covered a scare. I heard she had broken ribs. Walking after Midnight, I fall to pieces, She's got you, Sweet Dream & Tennessee Waltz. Wanda Jackson went from Western Music to Rock-a-Billy and being called the Female Elvis.
This was one of my parents favourite song. My brothers and I would often catch them dancing in the kitchen. At both their separate funerals we played this song. My mum died 3 years after my dad. This song brings a lump to my throat as I see mum and dad dancing 🥺🥺🏴🏴🏴
What a lovely memory 🤍
Patsy Cline was one of the great female country singers, and she did cross over to the pop charts with this song. Unfortunately she was killed in a plane crash in 1963. You should also listen to Leann Rimes and her song Blue. She sounds a lot like Patsy Cline.
This song was written by Willie Nelson. It came out in 1961. I was -8, lol. My mom was a singer and showed me songs she grew up with.
Yes, and in an interview with Willie, he said it was originally called “stupid“ but he decided he needed to change the word.😂
Your observations were on the mark.
It was heartwarming to talk about your grandmother and to show the picture of both of you.
Great reaction...love how she stands there, barely moving, and lets that wonderful voice do all the work. Couldn't agree with you more. One of the few places I see younger people actually smiling these days is when they are reacting on UA-cam to music that was popular decades before they were born. Makes me think if someone wants to change their outlook on life one step they might take is changing the music they listen to.
Absolutely!
Patsy Cline had, in my opinion, one of the greatest female voices of all time. Her death at such a young age was a real tragedy. She truly had the potential to become one of, if not the, most successful female artists of all time.
Man your observations about music then and now is dead on. Were lucky to have the treasure trove of great music to listen to and there is so much of it that is excellent. It's up to young people to take a chance on it.
she was the first country singer to cross over into pop.
I love her even though she was way before my time. I love her so much. She died a long time ago at 33 years old at the top of her game. She was called country but she had so much soul in her voice that you couldn't put her in that box. She's put me into a peaceful sleep many a night. Just something about her voice is really peaceful, even if it's a breackup song. ❤
Patsy was so very awesome! Her voice was so unique and beautiful. You want a treat? Check out Austin Brown's cover of this song in the same key as she does. It is so very beautiful. Love your reaction!
I'm a big guy who doesn't show my emotions easily, but Patsy's voice breaks my heart.
Music industry basically...."took a DUMP" to sum it up (Post 70's) LOVE your reactions, Cliff! You have helped me, even though you don't know it! THANK YOU!
This was written by Willie Nelson. Check out Patsy's "Sweet Dreams". She recorded 'Sweet Dreams" prior to her death in an airplane crash and it was released after her passing.
I grew up listening to my grandparents play this stuff. Not like a recording, but they just played instrumental versions of things, neither sang well, but keyboard and bass work well for most things. Without throwing shade at newer artists, this was the era when you had to be skilled at vocals in order to actually get big.
Just an excellent comment with a many truths, if that makes sense.
BTW, I learned that Patsy Cline indeed had been in a car accident shortly before this recording, where she broke her ribs and had head injuries for which reason she wore that headband. Making things even more tragic, she only lived to be 30 years old as she died in a plane crash.
It's great that you are paying tribute to her with your reaction.
All the very best from Germany
🙏Patsy💔. I loved her songs and her voice.
Don't ever mess with Patsy .. her voice was transcended. Girl from Virginia... country all the way but her voice was so iconic.. I'm born and raised on country music.. but I love all genres pretty much.. I grew up in hair band era.. but my country roots are from my Pop-Pop's era.. I know my classic country.. and Patsy.. is the best.
When she first started she played in Hagerstown MD and my Mom June Carpenter played with her as back up. This was before she became famous Patsy had to start somewhere. You should see the movie Sweet Dreams this is Patsy legacy
I love your perspective on the quality of music & lyrics, great song & singer, so many more to explore
Love Patsy and this song. For me it was an uncle that always enjoyed it. But I keep photos of my grands out too because they just give us so much.
She WAS in a bad car wreck, which is why she was wearing that headband (she also used wigs and hairpieces to cover the scar--but mostly headbands). The plane crash that took her way too soon happened about an hour away from where I live.
Aw look cute little Cliff ☺ grandmother's are the best
Love hearing anyone sing whose had voice training. No matter the style.
Love Patsy Cline, she is amazing
The 1980s film "Coal Miner's Daughter" has a lovely portrait of Patsy Cline. In the film, she sings "Crazy" and "Back in Baby's Arms." Just beautiful.
I would love to see your reaction to Weird Al's "I Love Rocky Road" a parody of Joan Jett's 'I Love Rock 'n' Roll'
Written by Willie Nelson and originally titled Stupid!
I'm always happy to see young people enjoying the music of my generation.
I got "introduced" to this song through Terry Fator when he sang part of this with one of his puppets before singing Gnarls Barkley's Crazy.
If you have seen FIELD OF DREAMS, you heard the song when Kevin's character was in the store--it sounds like Patsy, but it was Beverly D'Angelo. Beverly sounded VERY much like Patsy and portrayed her (doing her own singing) in COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER. She SHOULD have played the role in the movie SWEET DREAMS, but they stupidly went with Jessica Lange. Beverly was so good in Coal Miner's Daughter.
Check out an instrumental by Deodato called Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001) REMASTERED😮This is a jazz instrumental from the early '70's. It peaked at number 2 on the Billboard Singles Chart. The Remastered version is the full version of the song.😊
Crazy was written and performed by Willie Nelson.
ANd he is still dropping the odd song.
Those times were wonderful! I'm so blessed to have grown up then. ❤
she was the first to cross over to pop
Leann Rimes recorded a number of Patsy Cline songs. As far as I can remember, Rimes is the only woman performer who had the vocal range to do them justice. Others, like Whitney, would have, of course, but Rimes is the only one I remember singing Patsy's songs.
Mijo !!!! Music from Doo Wop era, 50-60’s The Flamingos- I only have eyes for you. The Penguins- Earth Angel. It is sweet and beautiful, your right Mijo, close your eyes and transport yourself to a more innocent time. ❤️❤️❤️👵🏼 Gmaw
Patty Loveless, "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" live version from 2001
Your reaction on this was fantastic. Music in the 40's, 50's & 60's was soulful.
When you go down the country rabbit hole you will enjoy it!
Spot on about your views on music....Thanks
I know this song was in the movie "Doc Hollywood" with Michael J. Fox, Julie Warner and Woody Harrelson!
A little grom left field, but Homfree did a lovely acapella tribute to Patsy and this song. The lead singer petformed it in the same key as Patsy. I tought you might enjoy checking it out. Thanks for this reaction!❤
It was in "Field Of Dreams".
To be fair, drugs were rampant in the music industry from the 1960s onward and probably before.
One of my favorite artists even as a kid in the 70s has always been the soulful Gladys Knight. "Neither One of Us" and "Midnight Train to Georgia" are two I think you would love. I think you would really love all of Gladys Knight's discography.
Authenticity comes with vulnerability. Singing about love, devotion, pain, heartache, sadness, loneliness, are all about vulnerability and come from the heart or the soul, the things in life that really leave a mark. Those types of songs were very popular in the 60s, 70s, and into the 80s. Beginning in the late 80s, R&B, Adult Contemporary, Country, among others began to shift away from that in favor of more pop oriented hits. Today, it's the rare artist that sings about these kinds of topics and even more rare for such a song to become a huge hit today, Chris Stapleton comes to mind.
Patsy was fire 🔥. In this video, she is recovering from a horrific automobile accident, hence, the headband and very awkward eyebrows. Willie Nelson wrote this song.
Another beautiful song that my mom played when i was little is Lynn Anderson- "I never Promised You a Rose Garden"
Also, Loretta Lynn- "Coal Miner's Daughter"
"I beg your pardon....I never promised you a rose gardennnnnnn" hahahaha I remember Mom dancin' around singing that my whole life.
Omg. I haven't heard this song in some time. I enjoyed this. Also btw there is a cover of this song by a band called Kidney Thieves. It's very different from this of course. 😂 I think it was in the bride of Chucky movie. ✌️🖤
I recently learned she is singing with broken ribs and I think the head band is covering a cut at her head. Loretta Lynn and patsy were good friends
My dads favorite. Patsy Cline toured and played small town carnivals . A better softer time when things seemed so clear and simple.
The most amazing thing about this song is that this was before Autotune so basically all recorded music was Live Music. This is what her voice actually sounded like lol
No way. This is my favourite song. This Crazy and Madonna “Crazy for you”
I am to Madcat, music was pure, no special affects. I was already 17. Oldies rule😜😜😜👵🏼 Gmaw
Originally the original sound to this video was what we heard,but at some time a studio version was dubbed over it because the quality was quite poor. This is a Willie Nelson song.
You are close....she sang this right after the car accident....hence the head band to cover her wounds. The Jordanaires are the back up singers and they were used by Elvis. 1961 The talent back then WORKED their way up. The Beatles needed to go to Germany and play everyday and that helped them meld into the group they became.
Our dear Patsy died in a plane crash. She survived the car crash early in her career. RIP.
U need to be out of ur comfort zone from here on out!! 🙌🫶
63 years
She was in the genre of what was once called a torch singer, or supper club entertainment. Only one Patsy Cline. She broke the mold. Thanks for listening.
I cried when she died.
I agree I heard this song before in a movie as well but yea it changes in the music business amazing song beautifully written she has a great voice it seems was soothing sounds back then now don’t get me wrong there’s great musicians and songs writers in the genre today as-well back then there are artists they have that special gift with their voice that very smooth and soulful and so powerful you can feel it in your soul.but great video 🙏🏼❤️🤜🏻🤛🏼
he needed money was just starting out he brought this and this is how she did it. first take
Patsy recorded this AFTER her near-fatal car accident. She hated Willie Nelson's demo, but was eventually convinced to record it by her producer Owen Bradley (a legend in his own right). When it came time to record it, her ribs were still too bruised to properly hit those high notes, they band recorded the track w/o her. She came back 2 weeks later and overdubbed the vocal you hear in this recording in one take.
Check out her best friend Ms Loretta Lynn, Fist City is probably my favorite, Coal Minor's Daughter is a great one too
Anne Murray's A Little Good News Today.
I largely quit listening to modern music and any cable news channel at all because of how it can influence my emotions. Everyone needs to start there morning off with Anne Murray's song.
You should listen to Leanne Rimes remake version when she first came out. Sounded so much like Patsy it's uncanny.
My cut off date for when music fell off the cliff was the 1990s. I switched from listening to pop to country exclusively because rap started inundating the Pop radio stations and I just couldn’t abide it. While it might be music, there’s certainly very little singing involved in rap. But I think that happens every generation, the folks who liked the big band stylings, was not very happy with the new rock ‘n’ roll music, etc. So my generation who grew up with beautiful voices, lovely melodies, awesome beats and great harmonies, just couldn’t adapt to the new sound. 🤷♀️ Just the way of the world, I guess.
Check out her song "Walking after Midnight" too !
If you want a very old school fun song, check out "Big Rock Candy Mountain" by Harry McClintock he won a radio contest with this song in 1925
I'm adding a comment about your reaction to Roy and Glen. Just want to point out he is rocket the 12 string. Warch him playing the William tell overture. He is one of the best.
Lee ann rymize sing alots of patsy cline songs
A lot of women told the cops "their husband went out and never came home." The bodies were rarely ever found.💯🤭🤣
Sweet Dreams by Patsy.
You're a little ahead. Music really started to change in the 90s.
This was a great song written by Willie Nelson. Tell you, you should look at the vid Just Breathe - a really poignant song he did with his son Lukas. he is still dropping the odd song in his 90s!!!
Willie and Lukas did Just Breathe as a cover. That's is an Eddie Vedder written Pearl Jam song. They are both beautiful versions. and my god does Lukas look like his dad or what? It was like seeing a young Willie with Dark hair instead of Red hair.
So sad she died in a plane crash in Tennessee. You can visit the site of the crash as a memorial to her. She was only 30. So much talent lost. I pray she didn’t suffer.
Ok Cliff! Ready for new Dirty loops? Yup!!! Play and share folks
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The car accident was just prior that’s why the headband to hide the wound
Willie Nelson wrote crazy
This performance was shortly after a car crash, but she didn’t write this. Willie Nelson did
Edited to add:
I don’t think Patsy Cline was a songwriter at all. Not that I have any issues with singers not being songwriters. I am a HUGE Elvis fan after all
Quality.
Fun fact… Patsy had broken ribs from a car accident when she recorded this track
They had to KNOW MUSIC, today, the get a stupid computer to give them a beat or steal it from an old group, or did for years until the modern acts started getting sued. Most modern singers have no clue how to form or write songs, with music, anyone can write lyrics, but putting them to music is a totally different enterprise.
Also, most had small dance floors.
While I love the Willie version (it is undeniably his), but her phrasing is so haunting.