Ok, I have to comment. I listen to hard rock and alternative rock. Never been a fan of country music, especially the newer kind. But DAMN ... this video, with Patsy's singing, grabbed me from the inside and didn't let go. Moved to tears. What a talent. Thankfully we have her recordings to remind us of what a voice can do, without the tech-driven emotionless junk we hear today.
I agree with everything you have to say here. It’s one thing to be a good performer, but she was such an innovator. I can only image all the young aspiring singers the tried to copy her style to only fail. I’ve always have wondered, that little “dropout” in her voice, was that intentional or just a natural flaw, if you can call it that. If it was a flaw, she mastered it and used it with great effect. Not to mention her impressive vocal range.
AS anyone feeling human with an ear would do. She just grabs you. Whitney Houston and Karen Carpenter are more modern Patsy types, but these women are rare.
What a gem of a documentary on patsy cline thank you so much. I absolutely adore her like so many of you do. Still listening to her New Year’s Eve 2019 and the rest of my life.
You know folks, I once saw a program on Patsy, and the time they were recording "Sweet Dreams". She put so much into it, it just tore her up and she could barely get through it. It took em all night, and the final work was a masterpiece. She totally excelled and exceeded her country roots, and country could not contain her - so she just took country with her and made some of the best music ever heard, which still lights up this ole world.
Gee, a great documentary with some very interesting facts about Patsys recording life. Sometimes, she couldnt help weeping when she got emotionally wound up while singing her song "Shes got you..." I never knew that.
Patsy had one of a kind amazing voice, but there are many greats, Tammy Wynette, Loretta Lynn, Whitney Houston, Leann Rimes, Celine Dionne, Martina McBride, etc.
Well, it was the 50s and 60s. That technology was still progressing. And fairly quickly. As far as the clothes, well, they'll be saying the same thing in about 50 years about you and I. Lol.
I was 13, when Patsy passed on. We always watched the country music shows on WSM (NBC) tv station. Back then WSM had a monoply on country music shows, except for the Eddie Hill morning show on WLAC (CBS). Patsy Cline had spots on all those WSM shows. I remember seeing the news about it on tv and the article on the front page on the Nashville Tennessan. It made me so sad, because even at 13 I thought she had such a beautiful voice.
From what source (and what year) was the documentary you uploaded here obtained? This is obviously not the most recent Patsy Cline documentary produced for PBS' "American Masters" series in 2017, titled "When Patsy Cline Was Crazy."
What made Patsy Cline the singer that she was was that deep, emotional range in her voice. Just love it. No one else in country music had that kind of depth. When she perished in the '63 plane crash, it was country's version of "the day the music died." What a blow.
Loretta Lynn was pregnant with her daughter maybe the twins I can’t remember when Patsy Cline was killed. Loretta lynn named her twins patsy and Peggy after Patsy Cline. Patsy told her she’d give her a baby shower when she got back.
She could sing any damn thing and make you feel it...BUT...when she goes into a ballad, it's as if the day God decided to make Patsy Cline, he was in such misery, pain and loneliness the kind that darkens a soul that his only way out of that darkness was to create a voice that could reach right into your very spirit and drag it into the light.
This was the best tribute I have ever watched. I teethed on Patsy Cline as a child. My Mom and aunts played her records and some of my best childhood memories was listening to my Mama sing to her records. Thank you for making rhis and for sharing it, Patsy Cline was a true singer and could reach fown to.the debths of your soul. Today at 64 years I cherish her music!
Truly enjoy story of Life of Pasty Cline thank you put video together. I always enjoy her music thanks to Loretta Lynn in concert. How I got start still today enjoy her music and movie they made. I had tear fall down few months watch she die in plane crash . Truly break my heart one Greatest Country music and Pop star in from her heart. Always remember Her. In my heart years come. God bless her in heaven .
Even though in now 57 years since she passed aways she is my all time favorite singer. Growing up my grandparents and my folks listened to the old country. That gave me a respect for the classics. Patsy Cline being one of them. Now that im older i still listen to her. My wife whom didnt listen to a lot of country music but listen to hip hop started listening to Patsy and fell in love with her song. When we got married i dedicated Patsy's True Love to her. There is no voice in my mind that can top Patsy. Take way too soon. We all love you Patsy. May you sing with the angels in the lords choir. Rest in peace!
If she wasn't born again she isnt in Heaven. Heaven doesn't automatically get granted to ppl just because they are famous or talented. We are all created equal and God made it very clear you must become a Christian to see heaven.
There will never be another voice like Patsy Cline's. Gone way too soon but will never be forgotten. Makes me wonder why such a terrific talent suffered such a tragic death. However I know she is in God's great choir of angels.
I sing her songs making them and her Memory live on even tho she was my Cousin by marriage I don't understand why she kept the Cline name and made it famous God had a Plan
She certainly did. They couldn't keep her in Country, so by God, she took Country with her, bring it to a whole nother level, none have attained since. She is a true Southerner. Once, at Carnegie Hall in New York City, some Duchess, Countess er something was in the audience, and she was flabbergasted, all excited, like a little girl! You could hear it in her voice when she announced it. If I were there, and could whisper in her ear, I would have told her, "Patsy, it's sweet, you showin' her the proper respect and all, but you outrank her, and by quite a bit".
Just can't get enough Patsy Cline. Thank you for posting this documentary. The videos show the power of her voice and how much she enjoyed singing. A vocal mastery that just doesn't quit. Sweet Dreams and Faded Love are 2 of my all-time favorites. No one has EVER matched her and no one ever will!
"Patsy Cline is the voice that every female country singer measures herself against. " OUCH!!!! I wouldn't want to be in the shoes of any other female country star.
@@losmosquitos1108 They all look up to her so did the Legendary _Dotti West_ who looked up to Patsy and was a friend shortly before Patsy died. Patsy and _Loretta Lynn_ were friends also.
To Robert E Oekmann ... a truly magnificent tribute (best ever) to the goddess of country music 'Patsy Cline'... breathtaking narration and a heart felt meaning to every word spoken about Patsy by Robert, ... my true wish is to one day meet this great man REO.... god bless you Robert for this outstanding presentation of our country music goddess Patsy...(if only we had her longer)
She has the most iconic voices EVER! There has been No One who can even compare to Patsy voice. She was such a natural, someone who lived what she sang. Just amazing. I know shes singing in heaven and The Lord has a front row seat! Man imagine the angels singing back-up🙏🙌💗wow what a day that will be. Rest in peace abd God Bless.
Yea, i watched the netflix movie called Patsy and Loretta and i was totally disappointed. The actress didnt talk or sound like Patsy AT ALL. I want my 90 mins back
@@davidhunternyc1 this says that she was very unique she had her own style I have my own style too she was from VA and I am from WV my Relatives were from VA and some still live in VA, WV, TN she married my Cousin Gerald Cline but divorced him and her music managers suggested her to keep the Cline name! Her name Virginia Patterson Hensley Cline would not sound too good so they shortened it for her calling her Patsy Cline they took the name Patsy from Patterson and made the name Patsy for her and took her last married name Cline and added it for her name!
@@carolynsmith8502 Carolyn, first of all, I'm honored that anyone from Patsy Cline's family would ever write to me so a big thank you! Wow. I'm one of those people who do not like country music at all but I can listen to Patsy Cline all day long. Often times singers have brilliant voices but if the songs aren't there magic doesn't happen. Yes, there are great singers like Barbra Sreisand, Karen Carpenter, Whitney Houston, and Anne Murray but there's this ineffable quality to Patsy Cline that sets her apart from the rest. The only singer I would put at the same level is Billie Holiday. Both Patsy and Billie captured the soul of a country and set it to music. I loved learning how Patsy hated singing the torch songs but loved the honky tonk songs. That was a revelation. Thank you too for educating me about Patsy. I've watched both documentaries about her life and they were both fairly awful. Hopefully someday film will do justice to her remarkable career. I'm reaching out to you through my computer screen and give you a big hug!
My All time Favorite Country Singer, always and forever. I'm 60 years old and I've heard them all. Even other kind of music. No one can ever make a Song theirs like Patsy. Pat she IS the Song.
I love the movie sweet dreams and I love the movie Coal Miner's Daughter and I wish to have the movie about Barbara Mandrell and a movie about Tammy Wynette and George Jones I already have Coal Miner's Daughter I already have sweet dreams I already have Walk the Line If I Had the Otters it would complete my collection but here in Collingwood I can't find nothing
wonder why the great singers or actresses die so young. it is like they are like shooting stars come by once in a lifetime. . so sad she died too young. beautiful voice.
Their worth more dead than alive. Think about it............. How many die of SUSPICIOUS accidents, planes is the #1. Illumanati. Search YT, illumanati=Freemasons run our g o v and they worship satan and they are Pedophiles. God Bless
Just question Prince's death, Whitney Houston, her daughter, River Phoenix, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bob Marley, Robin Williams, Michael Jackson shall I keep going.... Go to Maryam 40 and The Black Child YT channels, they breaks ALL this down about the control of the industry, the MK ULTRA MIND CONTROL and the worshipping of lucifer they do. You don't make it famous unless you sell your soul to satan, PERIOD. Where do you think all these missing children are, our US g o v including England the sick Queen are satanist, kill babies, drink their blood and eat parts of them. It's ALL OVER YT, NO EXCUSE TO NOT KNOW WHAT OUR G O V IS DOING TO PEOPLE. Keep your kids close, 1 million go missing every year. Franklin coverup, pedophelia all the way to the White House, front page of Washington Times, July 29, 1989. George H. W. bush, HUGE PEDO. Book, "Tranceformation of America", free on PDF now on the net. Randy Quaid talks about Hollywood and the star wackers, he is on YT. God Bless.
Virginia Hensley. AKA Patsy Cline R.I.P. sweet lady! You are one of God's songbirds..What a beautiful voice! Anyone that can sing like that must have a beautiful heart and Soul as well....
I was born in 1959, so I knew of her very early in my life. My parents would play her albums and I would sing to them. As I got older, I appreciated her music even more. When the movie, Sweet Dreams was out at theaters.... she inspired me thru her strength in mind, body and spirit! I have had my share of heartaches that she's seen me thru, but one of the few good memories I have of my ex David is when he keyed up his cb-radio and everyone on channel 23, heard me singing along with the late great Patsy Cline. I didn't know everyone was listening until I was finished singing and people were saying great job and was asking who it was. I was embarrassed but proud too, when he told them all it was me! She was a legend in her own time, but I think she would be truly amazed as to what extent she is revered. Sweet dreams and R.I.P. Patsy Cline.
Robin Johnson Patsy told it like she thought Sorry about ur Mom My Mom had a disagreement with Sylvia, Patsy’s sister I was 10 when I discovered her myself Wasn’t my parents fault tho Or I would have been sick of Patsy and The Beach Boys My Mom is from Winchester My Dad, from California
Where do I start.....Patsy Cline was perhaps the greatest singer in the world....She was the Elvis Presley of our time ....She and Presley were the two most influential singers of the century. Presley made Rock music acceptable- Cline made Country music "available" to everyone who had never heard anything quite like her..she could do a Hillbilly Hayride and a week later do Carnegie Hall in New York....she was magic....She died in a horrible plane crash in 1961 I think and her voice is still not replaced in Nashville....there was and will be no one quite as good as Patsy....ever.
I was not even thought of when Patsy Cline died tragically. I love watching these documentaries about her life. Her voice and vocal range was incredible! Gone way too soon....😥
My grandfather was a huge fan of country and I would hear him listening to patsy on his radio on the porch. My grandmother was a big gospel type and sang in the church choir. So gospel is what was played on the stereo most of the time. Cline was big. A small but maybe unknown footnote is that she was popular among black folks, most of who refused to listen to country because at that time would not sign black artists. Even Ray Charles who started playing gospel and country couldn’t not do a country record until he was a huge star, and it was against what the label wanted. Northern whites distanced themselves from country music that was seen as unsophisticated. Yet she crossed over anyway. Once in a lifetime voice. Been listening to all types of music for 52 years. I’ve heard them all and nobody sounds like these artists....Karen Carpenter, Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, Freddie Mercury...and Patsy Cline. Ironically, only Franklin lived past 40. Angels sent to leave their gifts then get called back.
This is a great video becouse we get to see PATSY CLINE sing and not just hear her!! She had so much SPUNK AND SWAGGER about her but also a very classy lady to!!! THe world lost a great lady in 1963 when PATSY Was killed in that plane crash, but her music and voice LIVES ON!!!!
I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!!! I sing her songs but I can't hold a candle to her! There will never be another Patsy Cline! It is said in my family that her first husband Gerald Cline was a relative of ours! I sure would like to find out the truth about it
Carolyn, She is related to my brother in law too My sister told me first I made sure to ask him tho My sister likes to brag Lol So did Patsys sister, Sylvia Lol my Mom told her to stop
I an 68 .I sp remenber people playing her music and we be parting people would sing her songs.What a great.meneory.Pasty up there singing her heart out.
the only compliment that my father ever gave me was " you sound exactly like her!" I knew that he meant Patsy Cline... This was the only nice thing that he ever said to me !
This music is appropriate. Today, we have children and teenagers listening to foul mouth rap. This is clean and wonderful music. Since I was 9 years old, I have been listening to Patsy. This is the kind of music we need. Even modern-day country is becoming far to inappropriate. Patsy has been my favorite number one singer.
She has a tear drop or a little yodel at the end of some of her phrasing, or beginning too? Wow!!! And it's LIVE!!! What has happened to the songs today? Who's picking the material ? Whoever you are. YOUR FIRED!!!
@@billydurham4143 TRULY . . . . TALENT ON LOAN FROM G O D !!! GOD BLESSED ; GOD KISSED ; GOD ORDAINED. Her VOICE could be heard at MIDNIGHT and in THE WEE SMALL HOURS on CAR RADIOS AS LOVERS PARKED in the "MANY LOVERS LANES ACROSS AMERICA IN THE 1950s.
Her records were live performances which is not done today, can't be done today. No truer words have been spoken. The only effects Patsy ever used were her very own vocal cords. Somewhere there are voices just as good as Patsy's but they are not famous because they are not "sexy" enough. What a shame.
I'm sure, had she lived, she would have been a legend anyway. But there's nothing like death to make someone a bigger Legend. I think sometimes why did she have to die so young. So sad & tragic. But maybe it was written in the stars. it was her destiny. What a Vocalist and interpreter of a Song. They'll never be another Patsy. Least we have her Songs, Legacy & that Voice. In that way, she hasn't died
What a fabulous documentary about Patsy Cline. Beautiful woman, voice and soul. She left us way too soon, but thank you GOD for letting us have her here for a while. She made her mark and may have the greatest voice ever. R.I.P. Patsy
Wonderful tribute to a wonderful and beautiful singer, Thank You SO much for this sincere and caring video of Patsy. We lost Two Great people in 1963, 1st... Patsy (and those with her, sadly), and then President Kennedy (courtesy of LBJ, Bush Sr. & numerous others).
Her voice soars like no other. She swoops, then she soars. One minute, you in a valley and the next, you're almost in Heaven itself. The only other singer on par with her, at least in this galaxy, if not this Universe is Aretha Franklin - also a Southerner. There are no others like her, so don't go a-lookin', but if you do, and find one, please let us know. And yes, she is holler worthy. What a true gift to this life!
@@larrytischler570, Son, if "Little Richard", "Bo Diddley" and "Jimmy Reed" were yre "Favorites"... you really, really, really don't have any business in ANY conversation mentioning Aretha Franklin or Patsy Cline. Even if you were just goin to the store for a pack of smokes. Really. I won't even dignify that nonsense any further, because you obviously no tee tee about music. Really.
Don't y'all have anything better to do except cry for Me? Didn't You hear Me in My Voice? This Man of Mine Speaks for Me. I LOVE Him Dearly for all He has done for Me. Together We are Crazy. We walk Together after Midnight. And Together, We can Move Mountains. We are The Road Less Traveled. We Are The Morning Star and The Light in Your ❤. I AM Your Subconscious. Ain't No Kidding, its Patsy Baby Doll.
When it comes to vocal styling and phrasing I think she and Dolly Parton i would put in the same class as they could both sing country, pop, western, hillbilly, rockabilly and both could yodel
@@sharksport01 KD Lang's voice is extraordinary !!! Simply incredible and singular like Patsy Cline's voice. Unfortunately KD Lang does not have access to the brilliant song writers equal to those in Patsy Cline's time, like Hank Cochran, Harlan Howard, and Willie Nelson.
In my opinion nobody ever has or ever will even come close to patsy cline. Not tryin to criticize any other singer but she had the most unique and powerful voice ive ever heard or ever will
Love Patsy Cline since the very moment I heard her singing Crazy. Her voice has something you can´t avoid to be caught by it. She is one of the country music singer I most love. Unforgettalbe
She was just beautiful and seemed like such a sweetheart, but at the same time a total badass , like I was just waiting for her to haul off and smack the next person who called her pretty little miss, and that voice just gets me, every time.
There will never be another !! I grew up on PC music, watched her sing on AG talent show, was a senior In high school when she was killed and I cried for days and 65yrs later, I’m still crying, can’t believe it’s been 2yrs since anyone made a comment on this.......!!
You saw Patsy on the Godfrey talent show? Oh that's cool. I know they put that in the Patsy Cline movie oh, The Life and Times of Patsy Cline. That movie is mostly Hollywood. They couldn't even get the end of it right. See you all soon Patsy ,Hawk ,Cope & Randy. East Missouri here.
I’m about to cry. I was born in 1979 but I have listened to Patsy Cline all my life and there’s never been another female vocalist as talented and brilliant as she was. What a legacy ❤
