Yes I wish she would have live. I would loved to have met her. Am her biggest fan am only 40 but love me some pasty I guess it's because I can relate to her.
I'm 22 years old, and this song automatically brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. It reminds me of going on walks with my beloved grandmother when I was no older than 4... Her name is Patsy as well, and she'd always sing this song to me. Miss Cline's voice was beautiful, but I'll always be biased to my grandmother singing this the best. :P
We lost her way to soon. All of these great songs in just a short period of time. I can only imagine what she would have accomplished had her career gone on for a longer period of time. What a great loss. Voices like Patsy's come along once in a life time.
Hi Eugene, Can you imagine the incredible songs she could have recorded if she had lived to a normal life span? What a tragedy, she had the best voice I've ever heard. Wish I could have heard more.
My older sister told me about her. May they both R.I.P.I am a black woman who loves country music. Thank you Little Gladys.I you and miss you so much. Beezy.Kisses.
This is THE very best version of this song. The steel guitar accompaniment is absolutely perfect. Everything is perfect in this song. Gives me goose bumps every time I hear it.Pete in TX
That is Don Helms on the Steel. He was Hank Williams steel player. He was also the steel player on the Wilburn Brothers tv show. His playing on this song set the standard for steel playing for many years.
Pete Phillips Kelly Clarkson's version is the one for me. She has a wilder, spontaneous, jazzy blues vibe that I'm a sucker for. In fact it sounds more Jazz and Blues than Country. Patsy could never perform in that way, fine singer though she was. I'm not a fan of those pedal steel guitars either.
I still love Patsy Cline. I remember as a child, my mother listening to the ole' 45's. She always played Patsy's songs time and time again. I miss that part of my youth. She had a voice like no other.
Deb Wright Hi Deb. How is your day going today. For me it is a quiet day before working in the morning. I have listened to Patsy since I was a child. My mother loved her and played her forty-fives everyday.I love her voice and the content of her songs. She was a very heartfelt singer. I still listen to her today, they keep my mom's memory alive for me :)
Of all the fifty-thousand versions Patsy did of this song, this arrangement is still my favorite. The drums and the bass are walking us along, and that beautiful, crying steel. Doesn't get better than that.
my favourite Patsy tune....she was just starting to truly mature as an artist and a person...my god ..what this truly lovely and gifted woman could have done........makes me tear up big time
I am 28, my kids ages 6, 10 and 12 I am sure are the only ones their age that know the words to Patsy Cline's song's LOL I LOVE her voice! I tell them this is when the times and music were good! (as my grandparents told me :-)
I'm older, my boys ages 18 & 15 know Patsy's popular songs word for word too; made them watch Sweet Dreams more than once when they were your kids ages......lol......We LOVE Patsy!!
@ Rodeo Queen "I am 28, my kids ages 6, 10 and 12 I am sure are the only ones their age that know the words to Patsy Cline's song's LOL " You've raised those kids with some good taste!
It's fascinating how most of us tell our ages when we started listening to her and we still are enjoying it.. soo beautiful we'll cherish her forever and ever..👌👌👌❤❤❤
Patsy's range in notes was incredible, she could hit and hold notes unlike anyone else and ,AND push her voice through the breaking point yet still hold key..that heart ripping quality...god damn..Patsy ya left us WAY TO SOON SWEETIE!!!
Patsy had such a unique style . I was born in 1952 and have vague memories of her on the radio and her tragic death in the plane crash. I can still listen to her singing those songs .
When my grandma was alive we listened to this every night. I miss her and my grandpa so much so I come here and listen to this song when I feel alone. Any of her songs but this one has a special place in my heart. My grandparents raised me and died in their 70s but they raised me listening to so much music like this. So people always ask me why I like such old music. Because it's how I remember my grandparents. I miss them so much. Always remember to appreciate your grandparents. ❤
I go out walkin' after midnight Out in the moonlight, just like we used to do I'm always walkin' after midnight Searchin' for you I walk for miles along the highway Well, that's just my way of sayin' I love you I'm always walkin' after midnight Searchin' for you I stop to see a weepin' willow Cryin' on his pillow Maybe he's cryin' for me And as the skies turn gloomy Night winds whisper to me I'm lonesome as I can be I go out walkin' after midnight Out in the starlight, just hoping you may be Somewhere a-walkin' after midnight Searchin' for me I stop to see a weepin' willow Cryin' on his pillow Maybe he's cryin' for me And as the skies turn gloomy Night winds whisper to me I'm lonesome as I can be I go out walkin' after midnight Out in the starlight, just hoping you may be Somewhere a-walkin' after midnight Searchin' for me
love all of patsy's songs, if it wasn't for my farther may he RIP, I wouldn't have got this opportunity to hear her. great singer, shame a lot more of the younger generation don't appreciate good music.
I am always thankful to the movie "Sweet Dreams" because had it not been for the movie I would not have ever discovered the beautiful voice of Patsy Cline.
How many of us have had a loved one walking the streets and highways searching for us.....god bless our loved companions, wives, husbands, loyal boy and girl friends.
love this woman. i drive an old chevy truck and the cd player is broken, but it has a working tape player so i just listen to Patsy tapes over and over again.
I remember listening to a cassette tape of Patsy's songs up at our camping trailer in northern Minnesota. We'd sit out by the fire and listen to the tape echo out in the darkness. Hearing this instantly takes me back there.
Once upon a time, i loved a french guy in Los Angeles (80's) named Marc Barbay.... his favorite song ever was this one. I know the french love them some Patsy Cline. P.s. Marc if u are out there in cyberspace... i loved u too. No doubt, I love Patsy Cline the queen of country/rockabilly/soul...
I so love her she sang from her heart & soul god gave her something special as well as country hunk George strait his heart &spirit is pure as the driven snow that cowboy truly walked away with something special from above I just simply love his spirit
I wonder if it's ever ran across folk's mind just how many..(I don't have the exact number) how many great singers and song writers that have died in plane crashes over the years; and when I lift my eyes and look beyond the planes that have gone down; how many others, in different and assorted ways, that are lost to us forever ? I Wonder about these lives that have been cut short way, way before their time and just how much raw talent that's been lost to history. R.I.P. all y'all
When I was in high school in the 50's I always had patsy on my Radio in the car when ever I could. My friends all thought I was nuts. But I didn't care I was in love and I wanted to hear Patsy
what a great family member you have!! one of the greatest singers of all time--certainly THE greatest female country vocalist--Johnny C. is the greatest country male vocalist.
still classic & one of a kind, all these yrs. later..fabulous voice!!! i had an aunt patsy too..wonderful women, wonderful name. rip..both Patsys. Miss Cline, I still get chills when I hear ur music, & it's always an honor to sing ur music at karoke.
This song reminds me of my grandma so much, she would put this on and sing to me when I was just a little girl, ever since then, it has been a favorite...
I WAS GLAD TO SEE THAT PEOPLE STILL REMEMBER GREAT MUSIC. THE POWERS TO BE IN THE PRODUCTION OF THE MOVIE, THE SCORCH TRIALS WAS AN EXTRA BONUS FOR ME, LISTENING TO PATSY'S INCREDIBLE VOICE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND TAKE CARE. GREAT JOB ON SOUND AND VIDEO.
Same, when we would go camping in a trailer, my mom would put her CD on when I was going to bed and I would fall asleep softly singing to it. I know every word to her Greatest Hits album and I'm 14.
My mom listened to this lady all the time and I grew to love her style and her music! Rest in Peace knowing you are one of the greatest in country music!!
One singer I would love to have met would of been Patsy and to hear and see her perform love her music so much I wish there was more she is truly a rare gem will forever listen and enjoy💕💕💕
Ah yes! 1957! The year that this Green Acres fan was born. I'm so glad that I was born in '57. I would have missed the 60's had I had born much later. I also would have missed this great music as well.
My senses just seem to become keener, like she's so into the lyrics, and makes you aware of her personal connection to them. You begin to feel like you know her. Not many people can pull that off. It takes a great song and a very rare talent. I'm 62yrs and once a rocker who just loves music done proper. It just doesn't get better than Patsy Cline; thank God we have a record of that voice, and a shame there isn't more. I wish I haven't had to say that more than once, but the greats do so to leave us early.
I already pushed the likebutton without seeing or hearing her voice. Such a wonderful song of a wonderful person. Just saw the movie Sweet Dreams, a real recommending.
