FIRST TIME REACTING TO PATSY CLINE "CRAZY" REACTION 

You hit the Nail on the head.... Her personality is alllll over it One of the Best voices EVER ❤️

Patsys voice is like satin and silk. Loved her for 60 years

Patsy was only 30 years old when she was killed in a plane crash. She had a magnificent voice. I think you would enjoy "Walkin' After Midnight", it's a little more up tempo. There were no music videos at this time, it was just a singer performing on a TV show so it was filmed and thankfully we get to see it decades later. A 1985 movie was made of her life called "Sweet Dreams" and starred Jessica Lange as Patsy.

This was written by Willie Nelson. Her name is pronounced like line...Cline. RIP Patsy. A great voice silenced way too soon.

God this lady had such a beautiful 💞. Voice. One of a kind. Have a great day. 😊

Love Patsy...this was written by the great Willie Nelson :)

Thank you for your reaction. This dude here is knocking on the door of 70 years old and truth be told, one must listen to this song with a shot of whiskey and a cigarette. ❤

Patsy Cline had one of the best country voices around. She had so many great hits such as "She's Got You", "When I Get Through With You", "Sweet Dreams", "So Wrong", "Leavin' on Your Mind", "Walkin' After Midnight", "I Fall To Pieces" "San Antonio Rose", "Blue Moon Of Kentucky", "Half As Much", "He Called Me Baby", "Faded Love" etc. She was only 31 when she died in a plane crash in 1963. In 1985 Jessica Lange starred in the movie about Patsy's life called "Sweet Dreams. Home Free did a beautiful cover of this song recently. Please check it out.

Patsy's most beloved songs are recorded in what was called the Nashville Sound, orchestra sounds, strings, piano, backup singers. These backup singers are the Jordanaires who also backed Elvis, and that masterful piano is Floyd Cramer, also in great demand from other artists in that era, but nobody had a voice like Patsy Cline. It is Cline like line, K-line, not like clean. Patsy is considered the female country voice that all others are measured against, she's the GOAT. She also was the first to have real crossover appeal to pop radio as well.

She has one of the clearest voices and it comes so easily to her.

She had been in a bad car accident, before this, she was Classic and didn't take shiz from nobody, Legend.

I was barely a teenager when Patsy died.. she was SO popular in mostly country music world. Her music / sound had an influence on women singers. Crazy was one of her biggest hits.. and of course was written by the great Willie Nelson. Thanks for your reaction, and a great memory!

This is just pure raw talent. No fancy stuff, no auto tune, just talent. So sad we lost her at such a young age in a plane crash.

She was before my time but I grew up listening to her. She was taken too soon and to think how much more she could’ve given us. I love her.

I see that others have already suggested many of her incredible songs. This one was written by a young Willie Nelson of all things. And I love the fact that she is a true alto; she can really get down there in that husky range and yet she sings with such clarity and beautiful tone like a songbird, and she always brings the emotion, whether it's upbeat and happy, or wistful and reflective like in Crazy. What's interesting is that even though she died at age 30, she was quite the personality. She was a force of nature. She went through an awful lot of difficulty growing up, from poverty to being sexually abused by her father, she also got really sick at one point and couldn't sing at all for a while when she was young. But she's a survivor and she was definitely somebody you wouldn't win an argument with, laugh.

What a beautiful voice and incredible control

Although I am not particularly fond of country music, I LOVE,LOVE Patsy Cline. What a stunning voice. What a great loss. Many great songs listed, my favorite is "Sweet Dreams".

"How do you define a woman?" She right there.

Wow love this music 🎶 ✨️

She was 😍one-of-a-kind.

If I were a betting woman, I would say a vast majority of country music lovers would list this song in the top 20 of all-time great country songs.

Simple is sometimes better. Her voice is smooth as butter

Patsy Cline is a legend, an icon in country music and successfully crossed over into mainstream.

Thanks for posting. At first Patsy Cline didn’t want to record this song and then later on she was urged to give this song a try and then recorded it.

The vocal accompaniment behind this lady belongs to the famous The Jordanaires present in a large part of Elvis's discography.

There are performances vs videos. It used to be artists showing their talent and was recorded. Since the starting of MTV, videos are made for visual entertainment. Singers and bands don't have to have much talent, they just need to put on a show. I think its great you checked out Patsy Cline!! Fabulous voice.

One of the all-time best country songs!

Love Patsy's voice. She was taken so young. ❤❤❤

This is probably her most famous song, written by Willie Nelson

Just the era of true music videos basically started 70s with like group Queen... but really came of age when all the key acts had the music industry make videos as MTV began in like in 1981 and was strong though the 90s for all day videos before cell phones and the internet. This song was very early 60s still 50s style that crossed over country to pop. Most music of these eras even into the 70s was concerts and from TV variety and prime time shows and maybe later called a - Official Video labeled and created decades later as there were none made these eras. I believe Patsy's hairband in this recording was because of having a car accident and she had in 1961 and among many serious injuries she had a jagged cut on her forehead in pain and still with crutches when this was recorded.

Beautiful voice, I put her up there with Karen Carpenter as best female vocalist

We heard the real deal. No electronics, just honest natural voices.

This is a moment in time I would have enjoyed being a teenager… simpler times… full of incredible talent

Willie Nelson wrote this song. No one sings this song like Patsy 🔥🔥

Patsy had those vocals,that make you sit up and listen. She had a one of a kind voice. R I P Patsy Cline.

What we know as music videos didn't exist back before MTV. This was a performance on a television program. Most programs were live back then. Thank God someone had the thought to keep the film for future generations to enjoy.

Great song. I love Willie Nelson songs. Patsy did a wonderful job on it. Great job

On his farm in 1960 I asked my grandpa, who was singing on the radio, he said patsy cline. I I asked if he liked her and he said yes. Grandpa was right then and still now. Peace from Northern Michigan.

I love that small yodel in her voice.

What a great voice. Thank you

Crazy was written by Willie Nelson

Cline...like fine! Fine lady, fine voice!

One of my top reactors, Sir! Glad I found you.

Sweet Dreams is my favorite from her. And I have many

The individuality of the older music is because there was nothing there but talent. Vocal talent. No auto tune. No flashy performances. Music was enjoyed by listening, not watching. It was simple, but far from basic! Thanks Mug!✌

You should check out the Platters--The Great Pretender, Twilight Time, Only You.

Great Reaction 👍🙏👣

I was 10 years old1963 . We listened to these songs on the radio on top of the fridge in the kitchen on the farm. Then one day everyone was crying. I didn't know what was going on. It was like everyone on the farm world stopped that day.

She was great singer by the way Angelina Jordan does a great job with the song 👍🙏👣

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You should check out her song Sweet Dreams

Patsy had that cry in her voice

The personal sound of different singers voices came from the fact there was no auto tune. Just straight up singer with a microphone and a lot of talent.

Willie nelson wrote Crazy

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Her name is pronounced that rhymes with LINE. CLINE. . The country star Willie Nelson wrote this song. Alot of artists died in plane crashes back in the day. This was recorded in 1961

You mentioned how so much music from the era sounded alike. At least a small part of that is the background singers on this song. The Jordanaires. They did background vocals on songs as studio artists. If you have heard anything from the 1960's, you have heard them. Saw them do a Patsy Cline tribute show in Las Vegas.

Check out some Etta James, recommend (I'd Rather Go Blind) one of my fav's of Etta's.

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Willie Nelson wrote this. It is one of all time favorites from Patsy Cline.

I'm 65 and I find the artist in the 40, 50, 60's all had there own distinct style and voice, not like now they all soy d the same to me. Plus now with most back ground dancers they all have real skimpy clothes on and there gestures are sexual. Back then it was simple like you said, and decent and fun. World ain't the same.

Good Reaction. Also remember there was no "AUTO TUNE" in the 50'sw and 60's so you get their actual voices.

Willie Nelson wrote this song

A rare voice, born to sing ballads. If you watch the biopic starring Jessica Lange, there is actually a scene in the movie where her agent tells her she was born to sing ballads. Watch the movie if only to give yourself more info about Patsy. Last name rymes with fine

Mugs, it was definetly a violin on Sweet Dreams also.

What you said about the times, music and record labels. I think it's always kind of been that way.

before they come for you in the comments its a long i as in line. Anyway she is still one of my favorite singers. She was an American singer, said to be of English, Scottish and German, decent. She definitely died way to young

This was an excerpt from the Grand Ol Opre show.There weren't really "videos" back then.Most of these songs from the 50s ,60s and 70s were just a portion of a recorded variety show of some sort or from a movie.What we see is just the performers' part in a bigger production.

The Acapella group Home Free does a great cover of this, a fantastic official video. They have the mood perfect and the video shows it.

The song was written by Willie Nelson.

you see it, Patsy is Mexican

POOR MANS ROSES

Sweet Dreams by Patsy Cline

Patsy may have had some black American in her, but we are all Americans.

You're Gonna Miss Me by Connie Francis is one of my favroite songs of all times...Its Hits hard brother. check it out

Willey Nelson wrote this! Its pronounced Cl eye ne

Just a FYI, Willie Nelson wrote this song

Woody Nelson wrote this song

Cline, with a long I sound.

Right - it was about the song, about the story not the singer.

Correct...you are sharp..each 1950s artist had their own unique style...listen to Buddy Holly

Song written by Willie Nelson?

Lol most of us are mixed

Willie Nelson song.

Home Free did a cover of this. Check it out. You'll like it as well.🎶🎶

Her last name is pronounced with the long 'I' sound, not the short 'eh' sound. Thanks.

Willie Nelson wrote the song.

Cl eye ne. Please. Like decline. You're doing great!

Died in a plane crash when she was still young

Cline - I is pronounced as in pine.

Cline is pronounced with a long i

Willy Nelson wrote this song.

Cline her name is pronounced with the long i.

Cline rhymes with wine

It's pronounced Klein...😂

THIS SONG WAS WRITTEN BY A YOUNG WILLIE NELSON WHEN HE FIRST CAME TO NASHVILLE, HE SOLD THIS AND ANOTHER FOR 50 DOLLARS...BECAUSE HE WAS HUNGRY.

Those were not videos they were live TV shows

Karen Carpenter and Patsy Cline.... enough said....