FIRST TIME REACTING TO | PATSY CLINE "LEAVING ON YOUR MIND" REACTION

[@leswinkeler5342]

It is so incredible to see younger generations appreciate the genius of Patsy Cline

[@wpollock1]

NO ONE does heartbreak like Patsy.....all my 20 something daughters LOVE her once they heard her. "She's Got You" highly recommended!

[@jamessceeles4397]

Patsy has no rivals; she was a consumate artist and her voice is immediately recognizable. I grew up on Jim Reeves and Patsy Cline; two artists gone too soon, but still loved even today✨💖🌹🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@themedicinewoman54]

Patsy Cline was pure talent. No autotune or other technological garbage. Perfect voice.

[@craigthir6578]

Patsy voice was a gift from God, a rare, haunting contralto. She tragically passed at the height of her career. Love and respect, kid, hog fam Canada

[@fishydigit]

Wait till you hear "Sweet Dreams", it will knock you out. I think, one of her all time best songs. Love your reactions...

[@ChefBarb58]

SO AGREE WITH THAT. AND ALSO SHE DID SWEET DREAMS OF YOU AT HER LAST APPEARANCE BEFORE SHE PASSED. GOD BLESS

[@webbtrekker534]

I was a Senior in High School when she died in that plane crash. She had already had many crossover hits from pop and country and many of us felt the loss. I still love her singing and songs. This one would be so great to slow dance to as so many of her others were as well. Thanks

[@chuckragland9972]

Yes!! Patsy Cline was someone you didn't mess with. She would TRULY tell you how it is!!

[@timtravasos2742]

That's to you, I'm coming to truly appreciate Patsy Cline. Wow. So much depth, class and strength!

[@justabaker5609]

Absolutely love your reactions. Your smile is enchanting and by the way whenever you sing you are ALWAYS on key. Go have the day YOU deserve!!

[@MRM-Red]

As Patsy said, she wants to reach down and reach inside the person she's singing to and grab them by the heart...and she does❤

[@vernonshook8125]

I really love your reactions, you will never go wrong with Patsy Cline one of the greatest ever and she helped Loretta and others get started. she could have done any genre I'm glad she chose country. God must have needed a special angel for his choir she was taken from us far too soon

[@terrylewis_]

She's got a ton of incredible songs, I know you've looked through some already. "She's Got You" is one I'd recommend.

[@glennspreeman1634]

Patsy initiated so much emotion and unique styles into her music than others have tried to imitate, poorly but tried. Still the best pipes ever!!

[@brittreacts]

she is great!!

[@Moonfruitcosmetics]

Two people can singing hurting good in my books. Etta James and patsy cline. From what I heard patsy didn’t like the songs they were giving her to sing. They said she hated “crazy”.

[@joycarr541]

Absolute perfection my favorite singer of all time

[@Sissysuez]

There is a movie about Patsy called Sweet Dreams its about her life as a singer and the rocky relationship she had wt her husband. I think you would enjoy it she didnt really have the best life but strong woman hardly do!! Nice reaction to my favorite female country singer!!! gone tooooo soon

[@jeraldkimball494]

I love your analysis of her. She was a force to be reckoned with. That is why ladies Like Loretta Lynn and Dottie West were loyal friends of hers.

[@angietroy5360]

Dottie West is my favorite. No one reacts to her songs. What a shame.

[@sharleencronje8132]

@@angietroy5360 I AGREE! Dottie West could wail like no other. Her duet album with Don Gibson was amazeballs. Maybe we should picket Britt to react to Dottie West, specifically her version of Almost Persuaded.

[@JennLynnTarot]

I love her "Sweet Dreams" 💓💓💓 She's amazing

[@maddie48]

Patsy Cline was theeee best at her craft..she will never be replaced.....her life could have been over after an automobile accident that left her with facial scars, reason why she wore bangs a lot after the accident, but her singing was still the best ever....thank you for another great reaction for Patsy the Queen of country

[@markoehler2752]

Probably the greatest female voice of all time. Even now, she is still a legend that female singers (country anyway) aspire to. When you are a hero to the likes of Reba, Dolly, Loretta, Emmylou… that’s beyond legend status, that’s true badass!

[@sharleencronje8132]

There wouldn't have been any of the legends you mentioned had it not been for Virginia Patterson Hensley. She headlined the first female show in Vegas.

[@GM8101PHX]

That is a young Floyd Cramer at the piano with his famous slip note playing style, his grandson Jason Coleman is playing his grandfather's songs just as well now!!

[@MichaelSeymourmjsm]

I think you would really like the movie Sweet Dreams about the life of Patsy Cline!

[@leisastalnaker3790]

More than 60 years later and it still breaks my heart. What a talent, what a loss.❤

[@davidwatkowski6146]

That’s my all time favorite Patsy Cline song. Was going to recommend it to you but glad you already got to it.

[@joycemchristiansen6557]

I love Patsy Cline too, Britt, ever since I first heard Crazy back in 1961.

[@thombrowne1014]

I live in Nashville, was born and raised there, I mother used to sing all of these Patsy Cline songs to me as a little boy, my mothers name was Patricia, RIP Mom and Patsy.

[@jeannedawson2868]

"Get it over..." I love Patsy!

[@scottgorski7931]

Yeah, Patsy was a trailblazer. And her voice, no strain just pure talent.

[@JohnAsmith-rw6uo]

Greatest female singer ever.

[@lindaphipps3126]

One of my favorite artists and my favorite songs. She always brings it to the party. And you young lady are wonderful in your reactions. I love your smile and your sincerity.

[@leilaniferreira1317]

My grand mamma taught me all about miss Patsy. We used to sing her together. She even looked like her. Seeing these reactions makes me so extremely happy because she’s an icon that will live forever through that beautiful voice!

[@jackieknoll9818]

she sang this song right after her hubby beat her offstage, and was supposed to sing a different song, but chose this as her last statement to him. what a powerful moment in History.

[@vickit.1797]

Patsy didn't take no crap I'm surprised she didn't kick his ass back. because he would fight.

[@shopwornbear1171]

@@vickit.1797 Charlie Dick once commented when he broached the subject of how he was portrayed in Sweet Dreams that he wasn't fool enough to lay paws on Patsy as she would have laid him out without hesitation. I highly doubt this story about him beating on her has anything but fiction behind it.

[@stephensmalldridge9504]

Hey Britt, new to your channel, and the way you instantly broke into Patsy mode and NAILED IT I immediately subscribed, way to go girl

[@timmccoy4875]

The movie Coal miners daughter about Loretta Lynn has a section in the movie about Loretta meeting Patsy and the friendship they developed. You get a piece from it of the kind of person Patsy was.

[@TheKatherine1958]

There will only ever be one Patsy. When the song “Blue” came out, I thought for a second we had a contender for her but while Le Ann Rimes has a beautiful voice only “Blue” reminded me a bit of Patsy.

[@jillwainner471]

I recall reading somewhere that Blue was written for Patsy, which made perfect sense to me from the sound of it. Don't know for sure though.

[@TheKatherine1958]

@@jillwainner471 I think you are right.

[@ChefBarb58]

SORRY LEE ANN RIMES CAN GO DO SOMETHING ELSE... SHE BREAKS UP A MARRIGE HERSELF SO SHE SHOULD NOT MEDLE IN MY PATSY GREAT VOICE...NO, NO, NO... FIND YOUR OWN WAY HOME ON THIS. PATSY NOT YOURS.😅

[@conniekungfu206]

Her voice is what it's about and human feelings!

[@TheScottEF]

Simply put, Patsy Cline was an original. Covers of her songs rarely work. Good to note, though, that the studios pushed a lot of these "wronged-woman" songs on her, more than Patsy actually wanted to do. Of course, as the consumate professional, she still slayed them.

[@oldmcdonald3376]

love every song she sang,but this is my favorite of them all.

[@corawheeler9355]

My favorite Patsy song. Thank you

[@harmvandeseijp8607]

The backing vocals by the Jordanaires appeared on all of Patsy Cline's Decca sessions from her first in November 1960 to her last in February 1963, during which time they backed her on songs such as Crazy, I Fall to Pieces, Walkin' After Midnight, Leavin' on Your Mind. They are widely known for providing background vocals for Elvis Presley in live appearances, recordings, and feature films from 1956 to 1970.

[@ogrestamp]

That sigh you gave at the end of her song is similar to the sigh I still make after I listen to her, and I've be listening to her since the late 80's. That sigh well never go away. A few years ago I was playing one of her albums on my front room and my son was in the other rooms just lounging on a sofa. He grew up listening to Paramore and now listens to groups similar to Lady Gaga. Patsy is definitely on the "that's dad's music" camp so I wasn't even aware he was listening. When the album was over there was a slight pause and I heard my son say "she really gets you in the feels". The power of Patsy.

[@angietroy5360]

Sweet Dreams. You need to hear it

[@johngiannini697]

What a beautiful voice she had and her songs can make one dream.

[@kimking6036]

She was a voice for women. She was very strong, a real spit fire. She became best friends with Loretta Lynn. She also became a voice for women. She's another spit fire.

[@brittreacts]

we love strong women advocating for other women !

[@terriwronker5444]

She was best friends with Dottie West too.😊

[@conniekungfu206]

She was a just got great vocalist and died to young! ❤😊 I love her. She's a legend to me!

[@MsCocopuffy]

Patsy gives me geese bumps singing this song only the way she can

[@sweetwilly]

60 years after her death, her light still shines brightly.

[@davidhubbert9445]

And that statement say's it all beautiful singer and human being so very much loved❤❤❤❤❤.

[@sharonscott3999]

Does she not give you chills???

[@larryking2697]

A TOP ONE PERCENTAGE OF ANYONE WHO EVER SANG A SONG ANYWHERE. JUST LOVE HER!!!!

[@HeavyMetalBluegrass]

This is a new one for me. What a voice. Thanks for posting.

[@tomframe4680]

What a beautiful human being you are.

[@kirkbowers2694]

Her first marriage was physically abusive, so she sings from her soul. Grew up listening to her because of my parents, and now I'm married to her ex husbands, Gerald Cline's third cousin. I drive by her old house all the time. There is a plaque out front that calls it "the Patsy Cline House" here in Frederick, Maryland. It makes me sad.

[@bond1j89]

Well then, hello cousin. I'm Kendall Cline

[@9lorac]

This song gives me chills.

[@user-gu7kk5zk2b]

I was a small child when she had her first hit played on the radio and she became my first hero. All her songs were from the hip shots of realness not like most songs of the day. From her I learned that love would probably be painfull and maybe you might never be happy. As my childhood was unhappy that was a deep lesson but strangely 😢comforting

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

This is probably my favorite Patsy Cline song...her soaring vocal has the perfect mix of pain and determination that makes it so poignant. Two singers who have been strongly influenced by Patsy that are worth a listen are K.D. Lang and LeAnn Rimes.

[@sharleencronje8132]

LeAnn was called the modern-day Patsy Cline due her voice and I agree fully with that statement.

[@d.wil.5839]

Britt you are such a pleasure to watch and listen to. You are gorgeous with a beautiful voice. I would like to hear you sing a song on your channel. You have talent....

[@MamawT65]

Rest In Peace Patsy Cline ❤! Pure class!

[@stevedurnell4002]

Pasty Cline left us all too soon her passion with county music was awesome thank you too reacting too this you are so awesome on your youtube channel Britt.❤️👍

[@brittreacts]

thank you so much!! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!!

[@romysan1]

Nice reaction britt... patsy had a one of a kind voice. Really too bad she died so young. No tricks in the studio. Just great singing and playing. she could sing about dog shit and it would sound great.

[@ChefBarb58]

JUST LIKE OUR ELVIS. MY MOMMA CRIED AND CRIED OVER HER WHEN SHE PASSED. MY MOM WAS A STRONG WOMAN NOT TO OFTEN WOULD SHE SHOW THAT SIDE. HAVING EIGHT KIDS AND DOING A GREAT JOB BY HERSELF, SHE PASSED AT 68YRS OLD. WHEN SOMETHING HAS A PURPOSE YOU GIVE IT MEANING AND MUSIC MY MOTHER LOVED. BLESS MOMMA WITH THE ANGEL'S ✨️✨️✨️

[@jackiegoodspeed1849]

Not a fan of country but love these old school country singers. There's a movie about her. Patti was an abused woman, sad story. She smiled and sang for us through abuse.

[@ralphkern380]

I've said it before and I'll repeat it often: the great writers and performers understand dynamics... increases and decreases in tone and volume... building up and drastically dropping off. Great reaction... and you seem to have a pretty decent singing voice your own bad self. ... and you hear and note those changes.

[@dorothysullivan270]

Love your commentaries and reactions to songs and performances a nd the singers. You' spot on. Please keep your video coming!❤

[@keithknox5829]

Talk about stringing out a note! Patsy is pure country but she has some operatic nuiances to her. Simply stunning!!!

[@truckr74]

Wow Britt your voice is beautiful.

[@walterpanovs]

Check out "Back in Baby's Arms" for a bit more of an upbeat sound from the late great Patsy Cline. The song was used in recent years in a TV commercial.

[@astumaldarkspane3623]

1 word for her songs, "timeless "

[@bartdrennon1764]

You've immediately recognized what sets her apart from the others. Her voice, of course, is amazing. But she is one of the greatest female STYLISTS of any genre of music. She had great vocal tools and used them like no one else. Although Leanne Rimes is pretty amazing also.

[@lynnegunn2425]

Yes, Patsy is a legend 🤎🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾💖

[@jamesworthington3346]

Patsy is the best female singer of the last 100 years. The only reason she's not considered as the best of all time is because of her short time with us

[@pamunderwood2719]

Absolutely!

[@tomschmitz-dj1fg]

For me, in terms of storytelling ability, diction, pitch, emotion, and the ability to sing TO US NOT AT US, that separates the once in multiple generations of incredible vocalists apart and above great singers, there are two I place on the pedestal and that is Patsy Cline and Karen Carpenter....

[@joewiley62]

Awesome.... She IS the Queen

[@thehonestwoodcutterbradywe8011]

Patsy was a wildcat with the face and voice of an angel.she died way too young,but not before she became a legend

[@francismedina4547]

Thanks for reacting to Leavin’ On Your Mind. This should have been a bigger hit for her. You can never go wrong with Patsy Cline. You should buy The Definitive Collection cd. I became a fan after listening to this cd. Please react to Faded Love. She was crying while recording this song.

[@barbarawalsh9654]

Patsy is a legend! No one has been able to compare!

[@sueellengallion4523]

Sooo glad you love her, she's one of my favorites 😍

[@KimberlyHarris-rk6st]

Love that you appreciate her talent as much as I do she is definitely in my top 5 female singers of all time!

[@garronpresswood694]

Love Patsy Cline. Great reaction

[@brittreacts]

thank you so much!!

[@joyceboyd7380]

I really love watching you precious makes music so enjoyable. 💯

[@adamfindlay7091]

A soul is timeless, yes? No equal in this, her stamp was on her art. Unmatched. Were putty in her palm, or her voice PC owns the rules of this game!

[@MaRoach7]

Patsy was a tough broad. You should check out the movie Sweet Dreams based on her life. Jessica Lange stars in it.. I Fall To Pieces and She's Got You are my favs

[@garybryson1900]

One if my favorite Patsy Cline songs. She was fantastic.

[@leonardholen5015]

Patsy cline one of the best Country stars from the early 60s walking after might, crazy some best song she left us too soon

[@KennethHall-pb7pr]

True love is a beautiful song. Elvis Presley sings this song also. They both do this song very well.

[@jeraldkimball494]

Btw Patsy might still be alive today if she had taken the offer made by Dottie West to ride with her in her car to the concert they were headed to, but Patsy declined telling her Aw, I will be ok. If it's my time to go it's my time just jokingly. Dottie didn't want her flying because of bad weather forecasted.

[@bettymcclure2691]

I love her too

[@garybryson1900]

This is a great song for Patsy. Written by Wayne Walker.

[@Mark_MOORE_VFL]

Spot on reaction Britt don't forget we adore you too. Our BR party is growing so fast. Congrats on over 15 million views That silver play button Is coming soon. You should have a contest to So we can guess who comes closest to the day you receive it. We would love a live So we can celebrate with you. Give the winner a T-shirt.❤

[@brittreacts]

thank you so much for the support!! It's crazy how fast this channel is growing I'm excited to see what the future holds!! Def be on the lookout for a 100K live hopefully soon 🤞🏻!

[@petefields3266]

She died the day before I was born. You could probably sing like her. I've heard you messing around on here. I bet your a wonderful Singer.

[@tomschmitz261]

My favorite Patsy Cline song, (although of course I love them all)... Her voice and Karen Carpenter's... enough said...

[@TexasMagnolia]

Crazy is such a popular song….To me, it doesn’t get better than This!

[@treasaroper9704]

I have loved Patsy since I was a kid I'm 66 now she will always be in my heart ❤

[@danbaldwin9511]

it was only in the 60's that color tv came out. RCA also came out with the first remote control, but you had to point at each corner of the tv to change the channel up or down and the volume on the other side.

[@dsusan17]

Patsy Cline was such a gift to the world

[@davidchapman2213]

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You. Nor a lot of Patsy reactions on here, especially lesser known songs. One of the greatest vocalists of all time. Imagine what she could have accomplished had she lived past 30. There is a movie about her with Jessica Lange called Sweet Dreams. Also, try the song “Faded Love” where you will absolutely feel the emotion. They say the last line of the song and her breath and pause had everyone in the studio crying. Have a listen. Thanks. Keep ‘em comin. Subscribed

[@saxon-mt5by]

Oooh! I had forgotten this one! One of Patsy's best, but I probably haven't heard it in sixty years.

[@brittreacts]

that is insane! I'm glad you were able to find this one again!

[@MRM-Red]

I believe this video is just couple weeks before her death, if I'm not mistaken. Patsy had a tough life, but she didn't let that stop her. A car crash nearly killed her. Unfortunately 1963 plane crash took her and her manager and 2 other country icons. Please try watch the movie SWEET DREAMS with Jessica Lange, you will not regret it. You will learn alot. But that's just a scratch of the story. Her and Loretta Lynn were very close. Loretta Lynn wrote a song called Haunted House, about Patsy Cline.

[@dsusan17]

No auto tuning, no special lighting or gimmicks just plan magnificent talent. 😊

[@stephensmalldridge9504]

Absolutely, greatest female country singer ever, and really greatest of both genders ❤

[@keithknox5829]

No tricks, gimmicks, just some good old fashion God-inspired talent!!!

[@RodneyVerge]

I've been on the planet since 62 and have not heard any better

[@tracycuster4833]

Pasty and Loretta were BFs until Patsys death....

[@brianwilson9206]

She with her heart on every song

[@rittherugger160]

Please react to Linda Ronstadt, the Beyoncé of the 70s and 80s. 'Desperado" might be a good start. Linda won some 11 Grammys across 5 separate genres. Country, Rock, Mariachi, Opera and Pop. She was so good at filling arenas that the Ticketmaster of the time dubbed her female performer of the decade. Pick anything by her and you'll be happy. Check out the Trio. Linda, Dolly and Emmylou Harris joined together to release two albums as the Trio.

[@jameswarkentin2798]

Now that you are familiar with Patsy, give a listen to Leanne Rimes "Blue"

[@farmerbill6855]

Gotta love Patsy. Another beautiful song from her. Again, your hair looks great, bet you'd look good in that white hat on the rack to your left. When will we hear a song or two from you?