Patty, Darlin hope you read this some time in the future darlin I've been listening to your beautiful voice singing from the heart ❤️ since 1987🎶🎶🎶here it's 2023 and still listening honey your voice 🎶🎶🎶😭 reaches into my heart and soul love the sorrowful wail in your voice 🎶🎶🎶🎶 wooooooo 😭 Johnny from Alabama 🎶🎶🎶 wooooooo
Beautiful voice, still to this day, no one else out there like her, phenomenal vocal range, pure perfect clear. She puts the new stuff of today to shame, no one can touch Patty's voice. Perfection!
Wanda Batten THERE ARE TONS OF FEMALE COUNTRY STARS EXACTLY IDENTICAL TO PATTY LOVELESS. CARRIE UNDERWOOD DOLLY (BEFORE MY TIME) REBA (BEFORE.MY TIME) TRISHA YEARWOOD (TWO YEARS BEFORE MY TIME. TRISHA CAME IN 1991) SHANIA FAITH HILL MARTINA (A YEAR BEFORE MY TIME) EMMYLOU HARRIS (BEFORE MY TIME) CARRIE UNDERWOOD SARA EVANS LEE ANN WOMACK LEANN RIMES MAREN MORRIS MIRANDA LAMBERT KELLIE PICKLER KELSEA BALLERINI HILLARY SCOTT FROM LADY ANTEBELLUM KAREN FAIRCHILD THE BRUNETTE FROM LITTLE BIG TOWN KIMBERLY SCHLAPMAN THE BLOND FROM LITTLE BIG TOWN LAUREN ALAINA JO DEE MESSINA TERRI CLARK TAMMY WYNETTE LINDSAY ELL. HONEY DO NOT SIT THERE AND SAY THAT SHIT THAT YOU SAID ABOUT TO THIS DAY THERE IS NO ONE OUT THERE LIKE HER WHEN YOU CLEARLY DON'T KNOW WHAT THE HECK YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. IF YOU DID RESEARCH AND LISTENED TO ANY OF THOSE FEMALES YOU WILL KNOW I AM RIGHT
Everyone has a right to their opinions. Why are you always so hateful in your responses to peoples opinions. They are all opinions and we all have our own.
I remember Ricky Skaggs once saying on an awards show that when he first heard Patty, he thought (saying it poignantly) "'...she sounds like Kentucky!" I'm from Kentucky too, and as he also said, the Appalachia in her voice is unmistakable. Love your music Patty! What a voice and a talent!
Daddy wore bibs and boots drove trucks and toted guns to shoot.He,d feed a man that was in a bind but he wouldn't stand for one to cross the line.did search and rescue and at times even backed up the law.and never courted another women after he met my maw.that's the daddy I knew
A long time ago I nickednamed patty my Kentucky song bird no one can reach into my heart like she can and help me sing my blues away patty love ya Darling johnny from Alabama
She been our Empress of country and western music for long time now....right up there with Tammy Loretta Patsy Dolly Linda Emmylou Melba Greetings from IRELAND 😉 salamat for the memories. ...
Kerry Evans SHE IS NOT EVEN CLOSE TO LURETA PATSIE OR WHATEVER THE HELL MELBA IS WHICH I AM ASSUMING IS MELBA MONTGOMERY. ALL OF THOSE YOU MENTIONED ARE YEARS BEFORE MY TIME BUT THE ONLY TALENTS YOU MENTIONED ARE TAMMY DOLLY AND LINDA. HOW DARE YOU INSULT AND DISRESPECT LEGENDS AND TALENTS LIKE DOLLY TAMMY AND LINDA BY PUTTING THEIR NAMES ANYWHERE CLOSE TO NO TALENT JOKES LIKE LURETA PATSY AND MELBA. LURETA PATSY AND MELBA WILL NEVER CLASSIFY AS LEGENDS. PATTY LINDA DOLLY AND TAMMY ARE LEGENDS. LURETA PATSY AND MELBA WILL NEVER CLASSIFY AS SINGERS. DOLLY PATTY LINDA AND TAMMY COULD SING THE PHONE BOOK AND MAKE IT SOUND PERFECT. LURETA DOLLY AND MELBA WILL NEVER BE TALENTED. DOLLY LINDA AND PATTY HAVE BEEN TALENTED SINCE STARTING THEIR CAREERS
I’m a little confused. Are you saying Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline have no talent, and are not legends. Maybe I’m reading this wrong, but if that’s what you are saying, you are just completely wrong. They are both hugely talented, and arguably the two top female country music legends.
She tears my heart out. I wish I was a millionaire. I would pay for them to come to my house for a bbq just to sit and talk and pick and sing a little!
This one got me straight in the heart. My Papaw was/is and always will be so incredibly special to me. Like Homer, he was just a good old country boy, head to toe, inside and out; his life was getting his hands into that dirt, planting those seeds and working all day in the hot sun, fighting the weather and the weeds just like Patty sang. What resulted from his labor was the best food you could ever put in your mouth. I grew up on those homegrown vegetables and I wish that I could have just one bite of them today. By the grace of God, we lived right next door to my grandparents and I spent many a day in that field along side both of them, planting, hoeing, pulling weeds, then at harvest time I was right there with them, picking those delicious vegetables. I treasure the memories of sitting on that screened in porch; a rocking chair for everybody; me, my Mamaw, and my Aunt Molly (Mamaw's oldest sister who lived with them, in her 80's , & was the sweetest person I have ever known) all of us with a great big "wash pan" in our lap and huge tubs of vegetables covering the porch.Papaw took the brunt of the picking, starting at about 6:00 a.m, and before long he'd have the porch lined up with those tubs and Mamaw, Aunt Molly and I would fill our wash pans and spend the day rocking and shelling peas, butter beans, shucking corn, cutting up squash,okra, washing cucumbers & tomatoes, throwing out any bad ones as we went along. In the fall it was turnip and mustard greens, and my favorite, collard greens! Afterwards, I'd follow Mamaw & Aunt Molly to the kitchen where we'd spend the rest of the day "putting up" the fruits of our labor. Washing, chopping, cutting the corn off the cobb, looking through those big old pans of peas & beans for any that were "stung up" (meaning a bug had bitten into them) throwing them out, while my Mamaw would get started on the stove with the blanching process. They'd be set aside to cool and then Aunt Molly and I would sit and bag them up, getting them ready for the freezer. We'd always make a count of how many bags we had; sort of a little victory lap for our hard work. We'd rejoice when our work was done as we feasted on our supper that Mamaw would fix featuring those fabulous fresh delights, piping hot cornbread and of course, all the sweet tea we could drink. Oh, what beautiful memories. If you haven't guessed by now, I'm a southern girl, born & bred, and the truth is, I never HAD to do any of the things that I'm speaking of; I was just a little girl, but I chose to be there with them. It was my safe place; I knew I was always loved & welcomed & cherished there. You can read between the lines for what else that says. When I get to Heaven, after Jesus of course, they are the first people I want to see. So I understand that experience of being there at his funeral and feeling like "all this is not him"; he was work clothes, his favorite hat, hard work, sweat, and the Grand Ole Opry. That's the man in my heart, and that's the memory I choose. He died when I was just 18, but the love & wisdom he gave to me are at the core of who I am today at age 54. I know that I've written a long comment here; but somehow, it just wouldn't feel right to confine all I feel about him to a few sentences. He was so much more, he was the biggest influence of my life. I miss him today as much as I ever have. I love you Papaw!!!
What an amazing story, I was really happy that you shared your treasured memories with all of us. I too have many, many wonderful memories. Going as a little girl with my father and mother and my two younger brothers and baby sister to our huge family reunions that took place at my father's parents home in Arizona each year was, and is my very favorite childhood memories 🤗. All of my favorite aunt's, because let me say they each were such beautiful, loving humans, and there were so many of them all in the same big kitchen at Grandma's house cooking and making all of their delicious dishes. Meanwhile, all of the men would be sitting around a nice size table drinking sweet tea, and playing poker with either plastic poker chips, and at other times using raw pinto beans as their $$. But the very best and most special was that all of us kid's would have the most incredible times of our lives!!! Each year for a whole week we were able to share our lives with one another, and to see, and share all that each of us did the year before was so amazing!! When I think back on all of those forgotten times, I feel melancholy, and have a difficult time understanding how our lives have now changed so, so much..and this brings tears to my eyes 😢 Those days of love, labor and togetherness we never be, no more.. my only comfort now is that I will one day cross over that beautiful rainbow in the sky, and there to greet me will be all of those who have gone before me, the celebration will be forever more! Until we meet once again, I love and miss each and every single soul, our reunion we be amazing and ongoing!!! 🙏🙏🙏
This is what great music sounds like when your great AND it comes straight from the heart.When I try my own songs they are no good unless I feel it all the way from the bottom.Miss You Daddy ,since 1991.
So right Wanda Patty is tops...sorry but IMO none of those very talented ladies names mentioned by countrygirl musiclover come close to sweet Patty's pure mountain soul voice .
What an amazing voice Patty has @ so powerful. LOVE Patty singing .This is such a very sad song .God BLESS you Emory Gourdy @ Patty . Thanks for sharing it with us all .KINDEST REGARDS ELIZABETH PERTH SCOTLAND xxxxxxx ❤❤❤❤
wow, I never expected that i'd actually get to see her perform this song live! I loved this song since the day I bought the album. My cousin and I played this song over and over again just for the tears and chill factor. Thank you for posting :-)
nashville!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! no country music singer today can reach into the heart and touch the inward feelings like this gifted lady Patty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love Ya!!!!!!!!!!!! Darlin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!johnny from alabama
Patty!!!!!!! Its 2:00 am Aug 14th I'm 60yrs old to day but you have had my heart now for 34yrs with your soulful singing from the heart voice you will forever be my Kentucky song bird johnny from alabama
