@@honestdave4362I love Loretta Tammy and Dolly and Linda Ronstadt but Patsy cline has the best voice of them all. sing a few rock songs too so don't think she can't rock.
During the Faded Love recording session, Patsy Clime was an emotional basket case. it took her 7 to 8 takes to get through the song as she was literally sobbing through every take. Her home life with Charlies wasn't a basket of roses. Faded Love was a very emotional song for Patsy to get through. Her marriage to charlie Dick wasn't the best at that time. plus she was having premoniitions of her own pending death she really didn't want to do the Kansas City benefit plus she was sick as well.The gasp you hear at the end was very real and very heartbreaking for her.
everybody knows they're going to die one day. she probably felt that way because of all the accidents she had. if she felt she was going to die I don't think she would have went to the concert with her kids at home and all. she loved her kids she wouldn't want to leave them without a mother anyway patsy is my favorite singer. I wish that guy Randy would have listened to everybody's advice that day and not fly that plane. she trusted that guy to fly them home safe and the pilot called his wife and she said it was sun shining. no I do not think that patsy thought she was going to die.
@@milssaarts8193 I don't know who's version is more emotional & heart wrenching than Patsy's was. It's just something about what she put into her songs that made them so...soulful.
@Mike583 I mean idk if it's her most beautiful song, there are a couple of Patsys that I think are better, I personally really like thr male version I heard growing up, not saying her cover isn't fantastic it's just a difference in opinion is all.
My goodness what a beautiful voice and beautiful song! Thank you Miss Patsy Cline and thank you to my grandmother for showing me the beautiful music of the 50s and 60s! 🥰🙌🏽
She had so many great songs, this is definitely one of mine. You & all the others, left us on my 10th birthday. That was 58 years ago, & it's still the saddest birthday of my life.💔
@@kiarakoo4220 It was devastating, country music was all mom & dad listened to. It was what I grew up on,until I got a few years older & started listening to other types of music also. We can't forget the other three people that also lost their lives on that fateful plane crash!❤❤❤❤💔💔💔💔
One of my favorites, as well. I've been listening to the distinctly one of a kind Ms. Cline since Walkin' After Midnight made her nationally known. It's amazing how quickly circumstances beyond our control can change our life. Though, you have a bond with Patsy through her unfortunate death, it's interesting that she often sang of loss, it seems to have made your love of her and her work greater than it may have been otherwise. Anyway, it's so good that her talent was recorded and is so available for us to hear as it helps to keep our love for her from fading. /:-)
When I was growing up, my mom used to play Patsy Cline after I came home from school and I could remember her cleaning the house with Patsy's music playing in the background... sweet memories xoxo to you Mom
Hello I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity and love all over the world, i would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from Minneapolis, Minnesota and you where are you from if I may asked?
Kaum zu glauben, daß ich als Wagnerianer und allgemein Klassik-Liebhaber für sowas zu begeistern bin. So wunderschön und tief das Herz berührend. Gott schütze Dich und Danke für so viele wunderschöne Lieder!❤️😄🙏🏻
Oh the days of the Jukebox! When you could play 3 songs for a quarter! And if you were lucky, you could get 3 slow dances with your lady!!💖 To all those AMAZING days we thought would last forever, how I miss them!!💕
It’s rare…..truly rare that a singer can take another artist’s song and stamp it the way Patsy Cline could. More than 60 years after her tragic death, she’s still the Gold Standard of singers.