That's for sure I heard Patsy Cline when I was a kid and I'm listening to it today a voice like that it don't never get old love the song Crazy Love anyting Patsy saying South it's bad to God on if it's Patsy Cline and it's a damn good but walking after midnight I love that
Such a tragic end to a woman who's talent was off the scale. Gone way to soon. My mother used play her records so grew up listening to this beautiful voice. R.I.P Patsy. Her music will never die Her voice was like no other, her voice was just stunning.
She was using the word crazy in a different sense. As in "crazy for loving you" (it was dumb of me to love you). Listen to it again and think about "crazy" with the narrative of "foolish".
@@Bodeesafa Meaning He Didn't Write The Music Of It Just Because Someone Writes The Lyrics Doesn't Mean He or She Wrote The Beats And And Instruments As Of Writing The Whole Song
She was recovering from a serious car accident when she made this appearance. Still, there was a show that she had to perform on. Shortly after this, she was killed in a plane crash.
We've lost so many talented, special people in airplane and helicopter crashes. You were just reacting to Stevie Ray Vaughan the other day who died in a helicopter crash and now Patsy Cline who died in an airplane crash. RIP to these beautiful people.....
There was others with Patsy that day. Cowboy Copas and Hawkshaw Hawkins as well as the pilot Randy Hughes. When I think of crashes I think about Ritchie Valens, Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper along with pilot Roger Peterson and that thing with Waylon Jennings about the seat. I felt bad and sorry for him when I saw the interview and he talked about how he regretted what was said but how could they possibly know? Oh and Reba's band as well. I was young though but my heart broke for her. Like you said SRV as well. I'm sure there's more in the music world. So sad.
The most DISRESPECTFUL reaction i've seen! This LADY was an icon and voted the BEST country singer EVER! Amazes me how someone you know nothing about, never heard of her talent, then rant as if you have an understanding what the song is ACTUALLY about! AND.....who wrote it!! The great Willie Nelson!
@@gmathis4829 You believe the song is about someone actually crazy? NO! Then they, him mostly decided to laugh out loud and make fun of Patsy's appearance! But my guess its ok in your book to disrespect someone who died tragically!
Willie Nelson wrote the song, but nobody will ever sing it like Patsy Cline. She was one of the very best vocalists ever and sadly left us way too soon.
My grandma died December 31st, 1999. Her favorite artist was Patsy Cline, her favorite song, crazy.I remember putting this record on for her, start to finish, and watch her drift back to this period of her life, as if she hit pause on reality and rewind on the memories. This is almost a 20 year anniversary celebration, thank you guys from the bottom of my heart. My favorite memory, she loved the wild animal park in San Diego. Right after her first leukemia hospitalization, the day she was released, I took her. I could tell she was struggling to walk but stubborn as always, so I slowly made our way to the wheelchairs to rent one. She NEVER swore. She saw where we were heading and said "You'll have to break my fucking knees to get me in that thing.." She acquiesced shortly after, but I can still hear loud and clear the only swear word I ever heard her say.
One of the purest most beautiful voices. She died at 29 in a plane crash at her peak leaving behind her mother, husband, and two babies. She had many hits, Sweet Dreams, I Fall To Pieces, Faded Love.... There is a movie about her life called Sweet Dreams starring the great Jessica Lange as Patsy and got an Oscar nomination for the role. Patsy only lived 29 years but sure made the best of them!!!
Willie Nelson wrote this song. He does an awesome rendition. Y'all she's dead. Her plane crashed. Y'all are close to steppin on toes here. She is the QUEEN of Country. Always has been, always will be.
In my humble opinion, Patsy had the most amazing female voice of all time. My mom introduced me to Patsy back in the 80s. I used to sing this song from my jail cell, back when the jails were still old fashioned bars on the cell block! Life is better now. LOL! I still believe Patsy has the most beautiful female voice of all time! You should also check out "I Go Out Walking After Midnight" by Patsy. R.I.P. Patsy. You were taken from us far too soon!
I heard this song in a TV movie for the first time in 1993 with my wife (then girlfriend) and it must have been halfway through watching that we both came to the realisation that we loved every song she'd song up until that point, so we both had to asked the obvious question... how come we had never heard of this women before???? .... In 1993 we both would have been in our mid 20s yet we had never heard her name or any of her songs. Believe me when I say that growing up listening to commercial radio practically every day (you could not avoid it) I don't ever remember hearing any Patsy Cline songs. If you are old enough to remember the 1970's and 80's then you will know that songs from the 1950's and 60's were on the radio constantly. You could not avoid hearing them, least not like nowadays where there are so many channels and methods and devices to engage with music, that you can literally choose to only listen to one style of music and pretty much avoid listening to anything else. So how Patsy Cline records were not a regular part of the play list of 1970s and 80s commercial radio is beyond me. I mean even if you set aside the many great records she made, It still does not explain how an amazing song like Crazy (I don't know anyone who does not think that it isn't an amazing record), was not a part of the popular music landscape. Trust me if it was I would not have had to discover the song in a movie on TV as late as 1993 (the movie was made in 1985 and stars Jessica Lang and Ed Harris). Why it never got regular air play like the other classic records from the same time period just makes no sense whatsoever.
You must have been watching Sweet Dreams which was Patsy Cline's story. I saw it back then and thought it was great. But I already knew Patsy's music and loved it. I loved the movie and I thought Jessica Lange was really great in that roll.
She died not long after this in an airplane crash..the small four seater plane she was in hit some fog..when fog cleared they were in front of a mountain, no time to maneuver..plane crashed full speed head on into it... obliterated her And two others..
That sounds like the movie "Sweet Dreams" version: The plane with Patsy, Randy Huges, Lloyd Copas, and Harold Hawkins crashed on a farm near Camdon Tenn the night of March 4th 1963. The man who called it in said he heard a plane sputtering, nothing, then a crash. The first responders found the crash site the next morning. The plane clipped off the top of a tree, the engine dropped straight down then the rest rolled down a ravine 3-4 hundred feet. Patsy was the one found mostly intact. If you want more detail (I will warn you it is VERY graphic, and as a fan of Patsy's, extremely disturbing.) Check out the interview with Jerry Phifer, he was just eighteen and it was his first experience in a rescue response. You can tell after all these years he was still effected.
@@ruthmcfadden744 My sister lives within a couple of miles from where the plane crashed on Mt carmel rd. The day we went to see it, a car flipped over on the highway behind us. It was scary cause it was so loud.
@@kellyjohnston271 That is scary. Did you go on to see the site? They showed a video of it. Paths and trees planted, rock monuments put up in her/their honor.
While you think about what she's singing (thinking) about she didn't write this. Willie Nelson did! Check out how many hit's he wrote for other people besides himself.
@@jacobweathers4714 It's amazing what record execs think the public wants in an entertainer. I would rather have the feels of the writer than the 'Flash' of a model.
She was THE OG of women in country music..And I believe first crossover female artist of country music before Dolly Parton..That haunting sound is what they called the Nashville sound
Dude this is what I grew up on I was listening to this at 5 years old I mean seriously my parents was playing it but I was there I was listening I had my ears on and I'll listen to it today nobody nobody has ever been like Patsy Cline listen to walking after midnight sometime
One other comment. When Patsy did this song,she was recovering from a near fatal head on car crash,in which she was ejected thru the windshield,and resulted n a broken hip,severe head laseration, and other injuries. She recored crazy while on curches,this why she she looks a little stiff in the video,the head band covers up her stiches.😄🇨🇦
hi came across your this video on your channel and join and click like . you two are funny, giggles, . You made me laugh with this reaction to patsy cline crazy video lmao .
Patsy Cline's singing is living proof that a singer can be just as effective subtly holding a note without being all over the place and acting like a fool. Notice how she increases and decreases her volume at the perfect moment.
Ooh patsy Cline is my number 1 favorite female singer.. Grew up Listening toher! my mom used to sing the her songs to me before she had her surgery that took her singing voice
Crazy Fact.... Her husband's name was Charlie Dick. She was a bit of a wild woman.. My Mom was at her last concert before she died in the plane crash. She was the Queen of Country Music and is a Legend.
Patsy gave Loretta Lynn a helping hand both in the music industry and personally. It upset Loretta so much when she was laying in bed one morning and heard it announced on the radio that Patsy had been killed.. no one bothered to call and tell Loretta ahead of time she had to learn it from the DJ on the radio. Speaking of Loretta Lynn you should check out Coal Miners daughter both the song and the movie by the same name. The movie is about Loretta's life.
This video was made after she was involved in a terrible car accident. She had a bad head injury and still went into the studio to record this song that was written by Willie Nelson. Patsy Cline went through hell before she died in a plane crash near Dyersburg, Tennessee.
This was one of the best country singers living most of the country singers fouled in her path and tried to imitate her she died in a plane crash on her way to the Tennessee she was 31 I think she was best friends with Loretta Lynn every song that she sings will break your heart
Another interesting thing about her that you can read up about on the internet was that many say she was one of those white passing melanated chicks. She had some biracial make up in her and you can see it if you look closely, and she definitely had a wonderful strong voice.
Yes. She has a haunting voice. Maybe that’s what you were feeling with the the crazy stab 🔪 🔪 lol or horror movies. Her voice is so unique, beautifully haunting. I grew up on country. This is old country. But glass of wine and her stories....sometimes that’s just what I need. 💚 so happy to see y’all react.
Patsy was great and her songs contained truth and emotions we can all relate too. She was killed in a plane crash at the age of 30 at the height of her career. Look up her song called "SWEET DREAMS" and you will like it.
She’s wearing that headband because of a head wound but I cannot remember if it was a car crash and her people were trying to keep it quiet because she drank or if it was a domestic thing they covered for? That was known to be her life, an abused and abusive one. I fall to pieces is another one to hear. Legendary.
Come on y’all, Respect. This lady is a legend that fought and won in a male dominated industry of 50’s Country music.
An actual one instead of a made up one
agreed, way, way off on this one. nobody's perfect.
Patsy would stand up to anyone man or woman. She left this world entirely too soon
That's for sure I heard Patsy Cline when I was a kid and I'm listening to it today a voice like that it don't never get old love the song Crazy Love anyting Patsy saying South it's bad to God on if it's Patsy Cline and it's a damn good but walking after midnight I love that
@@allendixon1044 i would have loved to see her live. I wasn't born when she passed
Such a tragic end to a woman who's talent was off the scale. Gone way to soon.
My mother used play her records so grew up listening to this beautiful voice.
R.I.P Patsy. Her music will never die
Her voice was like no other, her voice was just stunning.
@@liverbird956 The Best Country Female Singer ever in my Opinion and I am 72 and never stopped listening to her it was a sad day when she passed
She was using the word crazy in a different sense. As in "crazy for loving you" (it was dumb of me to love you). Listen to it again and think about "crazy" with the narrative of "foolish".
Yep
You expect too much of these morons
Also I believe the original title was “stupid”, but Mr Willie Nelson, who wrote this song, changed it to “crazy” for Patsy.
This song was written by the legendary Willie Nelson.....
Facts!! I grew up listening to this and didn’t like it then but now that I’m older it brings back so many memories from my parents.
Eh
Saw in an interview that he said he wrote it while driving/moving to Nashville to pursue his career.
Willie wrote the lyrics
But Willie Didn't Produce Her Version
Her Voice Made Her Own This Song
@@Bodeesafa
Meaning He Didn't Write The Music Of It
Just Because Someone Writes The Lyrics
Doesn't Mean He or She Wrote The Beats And And Instruments
As Of Writing The Whole Song
She was recovering from a serious car accident when she made this appearance. Still, there was a show that she had to perform on. Shortly after this, she was killed in a plane crash.
would be interesting to see how big her career got if she hadn't been killed.
This song isn't about her being actually crazy. It's about her feeling crazy for falling so hard for a guy she knew was going to leave her eventually.
One of the most beautiful voices I've ever heard. Walking After Midnight and She's Got You are more of her popular hits.
You Belong To Me is also an amazing song
You totally missed the point of song and meaning. She is not crazy (as in wacko) she is head over heels in love...and “crazy” to think work out
We've lost so many talented, special people in airplane and helicopter crashes. You were just reacting to Stevie Ray Vaughan the other day who died in a helicopter crash and now Patsy Cline who died in an airplane crash. RIP to these beautiful people.....
Jim Reeves...
There was others with Patsy that day. Cowboy Copas and Hawkshaw Hawkins as well as the pilot Randy Hughes. When I think of crashes I think about Ritchie Valens, Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper along with pilot Roger Peterson and that thing with Waylon Jennings about the seat. I felt bad and sorry for him when I saw the interview and he talked about how he regretted what was said but how could they possibly know? Oh and Reba's band as well. I was young though but my heart broke for her. Like you said SRV as well. I'm sure there's more in the music world. So sad.
They say that in her private life she would drink whiskey and fight like a grown man if she had to.
Coal Miner's Daughter was a great movie.
She indeed was a female outlaw and would have been quite comfortable with Waylon and the boys
She isn’t referring to crazy like looney crazy. It’s figuratively crazy. Loving someone you know doesn’t love you but you still desire.
The most DISRESPECTFUL reaction i've seen! This LADY was an icon and voted the BEST country singer EVER! Amazes me how someone you know nothing about, never heard of her talent, then rant as if you have an understanding what the song is ACTUALLY about! AND.....who wrote it!! The great Willie Nelson!
I was going to watch it until I read this. I don’t want to watch anyone disrespect that woman.
How are they disrespectful? HOW???? I don't see any drop of disrespect here, at all, Y'ALL😉😉😉!!!
@@gmathis4829 You believe the song is about someone actually crazy? NO! Then they, him mostly decided to laugh out loud and make fun of Patsy's appearance! But my guess its ok in your book to disrespect someone who died tragically!
G Mathis it's always, always disrespectful to jump to calling a woman crazy based on normal reactions to asshole men.
Pasty Cline is the queen of country
I think her and Loretta Lynn are tied for that, but they were best friends, that's the way they would want it.
And one of the first cross over artist from country on pop charts too.
Willie Nelson wrote the song, but nobody will ever sing it like Patsy Cline.
She was one of the very best vocalists ever and sadly left us way too soon.
Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson wrote so many famous songs it's crazy.
My grandma died December 31st, 1999. Her favorite artist was Patsy Cline, her favorite song, crazy.I remember putting this record on for her, start to finish, and watch her drift back to this period of her life, as if she hit pause on reality and rewind on the memories. This is almost a 20 year anniversary celebration, thank you guys from the bottom of my heart. My favorite memory, she loved the wild animal park in San Diego. Right after her first leukemia hospitalization, the day she was released, I took her. I could tell she was struggling to walk but stubborn as always, so I slowly made our way to the wheelchairs to rent one. She NEVER swore. She saw where we were heading and said "You'll have to break my fucking knees to get me in that thing.." She acquiesced shortly after, but I can still hear loud and clear the only swear word I ever heard her say.
What is crazy is that she did the vocals for this song in one take.
Basically all of her records were live because they didn’t have the tech we have today. They kept singing till they got a winner.
One of the purest most beautiful voices. She died at 29 in a plane crash at her peak leaving behind her mother, husband, and two babies. She had many hits, Sweet Dreams, I Fall To Pieces, Faded Love.... There is a movie about her life called Sweet Dreams starring the great Jessica Lange as Patsy and got an Oscar nomination for the role. Patsy only lived 29 years but sure made the best of them!!!
Yes very Sad the best seem to go way to early
Willie Nelson wrote this song. He does an awesome rendition.
Y'all she's dead. Her plane crashed. Y'all are close to steppin on toes here. She is the QUEEN of Country. Always has been, always will be.
No one has voice like Patsy Cline
In my humble opinion, Patsy had the most amazing female voice of all time. My mom introduced me to Patsy back in the 80s. I used to sing this song from my jail cell, back when the jails were still old fashioned bars on the cell block! Life is better now. LOL! I still believe Patsy has the most beautiful female voice of all time! You should also check out "I Go Out Walking After Midnight" by Patsy. R.I.P. Patsy. You were taken from us far too soon!
Miss Patsy was the undisputed Queen of country music.
I heard this song in a TV movie for the first time in 1993 with my wife (then girlfriend) and it must have been halfway through watching that we both came to the realisation that we loved every song she'd song up until that point, so we both had to asked the obvious question... how come we had never heard of this women before???? ....
In 1993 we both would have been in our mid 20s yet we had never heard her name or any of her songs. Believe me when I say that growing up listening to commercial radio practically every day (you could not avoid it) I don't ever remember hearing any Patsy Cline songs. If you are old enough to remember the 1970's and 80's then you will know that songs from the 1950's and 60's were on the radio constantly.
You could not avoid hearing them, least not like nowadays where there are so many channels and methods and devices to engage with music, that you can literally choose to only listen to one style of music and pretty much avoid listening to anything else.
So how Patsy Cline records were not a regular part of the play list of 1970s and 80s commercial radio is beyond me. I mean even if you set aside the many great records she made, It still does not explain how an amazing song like Crazy (I don't know anyone who does not think that it isn't an amazing record), was not a part of the popular music landscape. Trust me if it was I would not have had to discover the song in a movie on TV as late as 1993 (the movie was made in 1985 and stars Jessica Lang and Ed Harris).
Why it never got regular air play like the other classic records from the same time period just makes no sense whatsoever.
You must have been watching Sweet Dreams which was Patsy Cline's story. I saw it back then and thought it was great. But I already knew Patsy's music and loved it. I loved the movie and I thought Jessica Lange was really great in that roll.
Walkin after midnight is a damn good song! My grandmother played that song so many times! Patsy is her favorite!
Man if you shut up you understand the song LISTEN !!!
RIP Patsy Cline who died so young. Willie Nelson wrote this and picked the singer to release it.
This song just flew right over your head..
Im surprised that you guys listen to sl much music..You all totally dropped the ball on this one family...
agreed, i like these folks but this took restraint
She died not long after this in an airplane crash..the small four seater plane she was in hit some fog..when fog cleared they were in front of a mountain, no time to maneuver..plane crashed full speed head on into it... obliterated her And two others..
That sounds like the movie "Sweet Dreams" version: The plane with Patsy, Randy Huges, Lloyd Copas, and Harold Hawkins crashed on a farm near Camdon Tenn the night of March 4th 1963. The man who called it in said he heard a plane sputtering, nothing, then a crash. The first responders found the crash site the next morning. The plane clipped off the top of a tree, the engine dropped straight down then the rest rolled down a ravine 3-4 hundred feet. Patsy was the one found mostly intact. If you want more detail (I will warn you it is VERY graphic, and as a fan of Patsy's, extremely disturbing.) Check out the interview with Jerry Phifer, he was just eighteen and it was his first experience in a rescue response. You can tell after all these years he was still effected.
That seems to be common.... her, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Kobe...
@@ruthmcfadden744 My sister lives within a couple of miles from where the plane crashed on Mt carmel rd. The day we went to see it, a car flipped over on the highway behind us. It was scary cause it was so loud.
@@kellyjohnston271 That is scary. Did you go on to see the site? They showed a video of it. Paths and trees planted, rock monuments put up in her/their honor.
@@ruthmcfadden744 I did a video of the Patsy Cline Crash Site.
While you think about what she's singing (thinking) about she didn't write this. Willie Nelson did! Check out how many hit's he wrote for other people besides himself.
PATRICK POST Chris Stapleton as well. He wrote dozens of songs for other artists before he blew up.
@@jacobweathers4714 It's amazing what record execs think the public wants in an entertainer. I would rather have the feels of the writer than the 'Flash' of a model.
This was written by Willie Nelson. Can’t go wrong there!
Story goes Willie Nelson first wrote the song as Stupid instead of Crazy
Patsy Cline was the first female artist of any genre to headline a tour. She was that good.
She was the og of country music!! One of my absolute favorites ever!! Research her story.
YES YES YES the best in my opinion but I am a simple old guy still kickin
She was THE OG of women in country music..And I believe first crossover female artist of country music before Dolly Parton..That haunting sound is what they called the Nashville sound
She was amazing. She left us far too soon. She passed in a plan crash at a very young age.
These two took a long time to figure out this is a love song. Kind of missed the point of this beautiful song.
Omg I do sub. Your little girl is adorable. Her personality just shines.
She meant I'm crazy...stupid...stupid and foolish for loving you....
This is GOLD right here.
Dude this is what I grew up on I was listening to this at 5 years old I mean seriously my parents was playing it but I was there I was listening I had my ears on and I'll listen to it today nobody nobody has ever been like Patsy Cline listen to walking after midnight sometime
@@allendixon1044 100% facts
One other comment. When Patsy did this song,she was recovering from a near fatal head on car crash,in which she was ejected thru the windshield,and resulted n a broken hip,severe head laseration,
and other injuries. She recored crazy while on curches,this why she she looks a little stiff in the video,the head band covers up her stiches.😄🇨🇦
Yes, written by Willie Nelson around 1950. He jokes that his working title was "Stupid!"
I know you two were having fun, but this is a hauntingly beautiful melancholy song that was wasted on you....
The paper Willie wrote this song on is under glass in a studio in Nashville.
😆😆😆😆 Patsy Cline got half in trouble and he didn't do anything 😆😆😆😆 I love watching you guys y'all are so cute together. Lol yes I'm from Texas 🤣🤣
hi came across your this video on your channel and join and click like . you two are funny, giggles, . You made me laugh with this reaction to patsy cline crazy video lmao .
She lived a sad life then died young in a plane crash. She was innocent and very sweet
That was a stage on an old tv show lots of cool songs filmed in front of that fire place
She is a LEGEND! Paved the way for so many women in country.
She was one of the most important female vocalists in all of country music history. Died tragically way too young. Amazing voice.
And that my friends is the difference between a great song well sung and the crap that you reacted to earlier by Cardi B
I usually love your reactions, but was really disappointed in your disrespect.
Wow really! Patsy sang smooth as silk!!
Not Mary j Blige 😂😂😂😂😂💀Y'all should do the Patsy Cline documentary. She died a horrible death, very descriptive
Patsy is my favorite singer...ever!
This song is classic fire. They made such good songs in the old days.
Check out her songs SWEET DREAMS & I FALL TO PIECES - this woman has an absolutely PURE VOICE!!! Wait until you hear Sweet Dreams!!!
Patsy Cline's singing is living proof that a singer can be just as effective subtly holding a note without being all over the place and acting like a fool. Notice how she increases and decreases her volume at the perfect moment.
One of the most influential artists ever in country music. Tragically died WAY TOO YOUNG.
Awwww Sweet memories. She was my Dads favorite of all time.
3.44 Her: who can sing qbout being crazy though
Him : Pasty!!!!
Me : 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ooh patsy Cline is my number 1 favorite female singer.. Grew up Listening toher! my mom used to sing the her songs to me before she had her surgery that took her singing voice
You got the context of the song completely wrong
momma ain’t playing with you half😂
❤from South Alabama
I live in her hometown. Born and raised here. Her home is now a museum with a lot of her dresses etc. She is buried here with her husband.
Crazy Fact.... Her husband's name was Charlie Dick. She was a bit of a wild woman.. My Mom was at her last concert before she died in the plane crash. She was the Queen of Country Music and is a Legend.
You both are so special! Amazing hearts. I am sure your children understand how blesses they are. God bless you.
She was so talented and we lost her at an early age of 30 - she died in an airplane crash 😎
Patsy gave Loretta Lynn a helping hand both in the music industry and personally. It upset Loretta so much when she was laying in bed one morning and heard it announced on the radio that Patsy had been killed.. no one bothered to call and tell Loretta ahead of time she had to learn it from the DJ on the radio. Speaking of Loretta Lynn you should check out Coal Miners daughter both the song and the movie by the same name. The movie is about Loretta's life.
You need to react to Patsy sing walking after midnight.She has a beautiful voice.It is a great song.Thanks for reacting to Patsy.
The love wasn't a horrible thing. They loved eachother.
This video was made after she was involved in a terrible car accident. She had a bad head injury and still went into the studio to record this song that was written by Willie Nelson. Patsy Cline went through hell before she died in a plane crash near Dyersburg, Tennessee.
Walking after midnight is also a amazing patsy cline song
RIP Patsy😞😭💔we love you and miss you!!
This song was written by Willie Nelson…I Love the emotion in Patsy Clines voice!
I always thought Sweet Dreams was her prettiest song. It's not that long but her voice is so beautiful in that song.
And I love you guys. Such a great couple!
I got aim! Hahaha
I like the Mary J comparison. That’s original and intriguing.
Hal, If you come home and she’s playing Patsy you better be hitting the door. Lolol
Yall are such a cool couple. Much love your way.
patsy was a strong woman, did it her way, and was honorable, study her a bit, youll fall in love with her
I never realized this before, but country music is very similar to soul music. Feeling in the lyrics and delivery.
I'm glad to see that Half is still with us! :) Love Yall, SC checking in.
One day please react to Colt Ford "Wastin Time"
This was recorded not long after her car accident.
The song was written by Willie Nelson.
Obviously, you completely misunderstood the entire song. You shouldn’t react to songs you don’t get.
Thank you for bringing so much joy into my life!!
How the song that played at so many weddings when it came out and that is John Denver’s
Sunshine on my Shoulders. TY
Did y'all know that Willey Nelson wrote that song and Nashville forced her to sing it while she was recovering from a very bad car accident?
This was one of the best country singers living most of the country singers fouled in her path and tried to imitate her she died in a plane crash on her way to the Tennessee she was 31 I think she was best friends with Loretta Lynn every song that she sings will break your heart
Another interesting thing about her that you can read up about on the internet was that many say she was one of those white passing melanated chicks. She had some biracial make up in her and you can see it if you look closely, and she definitely had a wonderful strong voice.
Love Patsy!
The AMAZING Patsy Cline…Her voice is absolutely TIMELESS!!!♥️ Listen to “SWEET DREAMS” and/or “SHE’S GOT YOU”
“I must be crazy for getting involved with your sorry, cheatin’ tail”
ok i seen her in..person my dad played steel guitar for her when she was here in iowa and died 3 weeks later she was wonderful wow
Yes. She has a haunting voice. Maybe that’s what you were feeling with the the crazy stab 🔪 🔪 lol or horror movies.
Her voice is so unique, beautifully haunting. I grew up on country. This is old country. But glass of wine and her stories....sometimes that’s just what I need. 💚 so happy to see y’all react.
Patsy was great and her songs contained truth and emotions we can all relate too. She was killed in a plane crash at the age of 30 at the height of her career. Look up her song called "SWEET DREAMS" and you will like it.
*Ginny Hensley aka Patsy Cline, aka My Cousin* .... Crazy was written by *Willie Nelson*
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I love all of the Patsy Cline songs
She’s wearing that headband because of a head wound but I cannot remember if it was a car crash and her people were trying to keep it quiet because she drank or if it was a domestic thing they covered for? That was known to be her life, an abused and abusive one.
I fall to pieces is another one to hear.
Legendary.
One of the great singers of all time. These 2 missed the beauty of the song completely
She was beaten by her husband all the time. She went through alot