First Time Reaction | Patsy Cline - Crazy | Reaction

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[@dagmar.6954]

This is one of the best country voices around. Patsy had so many great hits such as "She's Got You", "Walkin' After Midnight", "Sweet Dreams", "So Wrong", "Leavin' on Your Mind", "I Fall To Pieces" "San Antonio Rose", "Blue Moon Of Kentucky", "Half As Much", "He Called Me Baby", "Faded Love" etc. She was only 31 when she died in a plane crash in 1963. In 1985 Jessica Lange starred in the movie about Patsy's life called "Sweet Dreams". "Home Free" does a great cover of "Crazy".

[@soniadenison1690]

She's just awesome on any song! The best of the best!

[@thomastimlin1724]

To me Patsy transcends country music even though she was well entrenched in it. She was everything...pop, jazz, she could nail it all, and was gone too soon. She crossed over into pop music and stayed country at he same time...a long time before others like Glen Campbell, Kenny Rodgers, Dolly Parton and today's Taylor Swift. Plane crashes seem to plaque the finest artists: Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, Jim Croce, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Ricky Nelson, Jim Reeves, and Car crashes too, like Harry Chapin...

[@TheSuZB]

Don’t miss this movie!

[@suzannestrauss9251]

Willie Nelson also sings Crazy. Great listen. Love your reactions and reviews. There are some great movies out there depicting her life! Another great artist with a sad life. Her daughter Julie has been instrumental in keeping her alive and she is still alive today.

[@suzannestrauss9251]

That was a great movie! Jessica Lange did her justice.

[@rebeccawalter9134]

No auto tune, no synthesizer... Just her voice and her back up. Talent. Just pure talent...

[@milsimgamer]

They were ALL like that, back in the day.

[@swilson7509]

Pure talent for sure

[@danalauren4409]

Greatest voice EVER!

[@AP-gb3eh]

Willie Nelson wrote this and Patsy took it to glory . I think this would qualify as part of The Great American Songbook. Her vocals were like liquid gold , colorful, rich just an amazing vocalist. -Walking after Midnight - Sweet Dreams are two of my favorites . A different great 50 s track is “Up a Lazy River” by Bobby Darin , hardly ever heard but an amazing track . ☮️

[@FloraNichols-c9u]

The headband was something she wore for quite awhile after to her accident. It covered her scars as they healed. She took Loretta under her wing to help her her gat through the many pitfalls facing a very backward, an innocent new female singer.

[@FloraNichols-c9u]

Watch the Coal Miner's Daughter, and you will see how she interacted with Loretta Lynn and coped with a husband who cheated on her and resented her fame. She worked hard to keep her career and home going.

[@VivienneFinch]

Nice to see young people appreciating the older legends. Her voice was one of a kind!!

[@ednafenton7558]

Patsy Cline is a Country Legend. She is considered to be one of the greatest female country singers by artists & fans. Patsy felt every song she sang & you can hear the cry in her voice. She was really crying as she recorded a lot of her songs. Here's a list of Country female singers who broke the door for the Ladies in Country Music: 1 Kitty Wells 2 Patsy Cline 3 Loretta Lynn 4 Dolly Parton 5 Tammy Wynette Before these Ladies, a Country female singer was just the girl singer for the guys who were the stars. Patsy Cline & Loretta Lynn were best friends & Owen Bradley produced Loretta also. My favorite Patsy song is, "Faded Love" & by the end of the song Patsy will be tearing your heart out with her crying. How Patsy can cry & sing at the same time is amazing. She did the same with "Sweet Dreams."

[@dionysiacosmos]

I was a toddler when she passed, but her music was still around through my childhood. This is blues. The perfect song, the perfect singer and I'm glad she stayed long enough to record it for us. It's right up there with Etta James ' At Last.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Yes Blues! At one time all the music was interrelated...country had blues and folk music routes. I was about 7 when she passed away. Yes, definitely an Etta James....Patsy had so much natural talent you can smell the it's perfume coming off of the recordings!

[@dionysiacosmos]

@@thomastimlin1724 Our young man hasn't heard enough Hank Williams. His Lovesick Blues is definitely Country and Western, and who can resist yodeling?

[@garyneilson3075]

Absolutely! Two of the best she and Ettas at last can't be beat!

[@linhager12]

Patsy was one of my favorites back in my younger days. Her, Jim Reeves, and some others are really worth listening to. Yes, plane crash... 😢

[@lindag2214]

She was played on EVERY music station. Incredible how truly gifted these artists were.❤

[@dianel222]

One of the best country songs by one of the best country vocalists.

[@donadeavera9608]

She was a great singer and sweet woman. A good friend of my mothers. I remember when she was killed. Momma just sat and cried. I'd never seen her so heartbroken. When i grew older and in my 60s, lost my dear friend Patty to cancer, i totally understood.

[@sherrygreer3069]

Yes, Willie Nelson wrote and she told him that she was going to steal it. She recorded it and it became a huge hit. One of the truly great singing artists!😊

[@debigiroux1811]

Such a beautiful voice, I have her greatest hits and I love it so much. Every song is so wonderful, I can listen to her all day. Sweet Dreams is my favorite ❤ Great reaction.

[@greeneyedlady5580]

One of my favorites is "You Belong to Me". I asked my sister to play the piano and sing it for my wedding because it hit so close to home, as I traveled a great deal for work, while my husband stayed in town.

[@richardstjohn9621]

That recording is from a TV show, not a studio version. She was a True Icon. Yes, the Willie Nelson wrote it and along with many other songs that other Artists covered. My family and I got to see her backstage in Jacksonville Fl in 1960, I was 9. I don't remember seeing her, but my Mom had a handkerchief and she asked her to kiss it, she did, but did NOT sign it. I still have the handkerchief to this day. My mom cried for hours when she died. I still listen to her music and I am 71. You can see the scar on her forehead from the car wreck. 2 other country musicians died along with her, Hawkshaw Hawkins and Cowboy Copas.

[@garytorborg8200]

You're not wrong about this not feeling like Country. What Patsy Cline is best known for is being one of the first "crossover" artists who charted on both the country and pop charts. Pretty much no one did that in the early 60s. It frankly wouldn't be until the 90s that you got a significant amount of "country" artists doing, basically, pop. Cline was the inspiration for LeAnn Rimes, Shania Twain, even Dolly Parton! Great reaction to a great voice!

[@TomWard-s7t]

She was the first crossover artist. She would have been a superstar had she lived.

[@EKA201-j7f]

Have you listened to the ones she recorded about 2 to 3 months before she died? There are several that would have totally gotten wider coverage, just awesome.

[@diannthomas5653]

I love Patsy Cline’s “I fall to Pieces”. Then go listen Lee Ann Rimes Do “Blue” when she was only 14. She can do Patsy Cline perfectly. Loved your reaction!

[@michaelsxr7442]

Supposedly, 'Blue' was originally written for Patsy but she died before she could record it. The composer of the song put it on the shelf until he heard Lee Ann sing and brought out 'Blue' for her because she sounded so much like Patsy.

[@richardstjohn9621]

THIS WAS COUNTRY, young man. NOT the BS that is on the radio now. Listen to Conway Twitty, Ray Price, Buck Owens, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, these were some of the most awesome country musicians.

[@rebeccamay6420]

This was country, "when country wasn't cool." 😉 Like fine wine, it just gets better with age. I would describe today's country as "southern pop." Some of it is still pretty good -- the simpler arrangements that aren't cluttered and techno-fied with an excess of filler sounds. If it still sounds beautiful when it's stripped down to a few instruments, or just one, then I could call it Good Music.

[@antewaso8876]

thank you for the recommendations! Such a pleasure to discover!

[@kikivon3501]

Her voice is singular, you ALWAYS know when it’s Patsy.

[@Organicme1]

Country, Rhythm, and Blues used to be together back when I was younger. TY so much for listening to this lovely lady with us.

[@U2walkn]

I love your reactions to my old music, brings tears to my eyes:) Yes, Patsy was a very special singer❤️

[@rwilson7197]

I agree 100%, not a country song. She was a country singer and hung out with Loretta Lynn, so I guess that is why it was categorized as country. Very modern contemporary for the times. Very nice review & love your bling- nice silver cross. You are picking good songs to review! Hope you do more Patsy. Great songs recommended below by @dagmar.6954!!❤

[@mw7584]

This was classified as country with a transition to the Nashville Sound sometimes referred to as countrypolitan. Patsy's producer Owen Bradley was one of the pioneers of this style.

[@cherylwilkinson3228]

Not only was Patsy Cline a country singer, but the song was written by country singer Willie Nelson.

[@rwilson7197]

@mw7584 Nice - a good description. Just as i would call Chicago a jazz- rock fusion sound and not rock or rock n roll. Countrypolitan gets the idea across. I love Shania Twain and she is not straight country either.

[@rwilson7197]

@cherylwilkinson3228 Yes, I would agree she was a country singer, but the song is not traditional country.

[@SusieDaw-ix6pv]

Baby, there is so many talented singers from the past that it's one great find after another! Enjoy!

[@irisray5561]

The word you looking for is Talent. No auto tune with tiny, low quality mic, and she sounded as good in person as on recordings,. This was a recording of a live TV show.

[@ClaudiaVirginiaAlarconBenavide]

Patsy Cline and so many other brilliant female musicians from the 40's, 50's and 60's are and shall always be in my heart for their raw natural sound and talent!

[@leonieburnham322]

Willie still plays the guitar he wrote this on. Patsy still influences music today and praise be Willie is still with us.

[@jcwalter9973]

Sweet Dreams is one of my favorites. You touched on a point about the vocals. The were raw. No sound boards to tweak them.

[@DiannaChamp-nn1xv]

It occurred to me in some way I think we be grateful that the younger generation is just now discovering all these artists from in the past it keeps the music most of us grew up with.

[@keifstoned8496]

The bass was played by Bob Moore and piano was by Floyd Cramer. Both were close neighbors growing up.

[@nanyabyzness3234]

First time watcher of this channel. Subbed. Enjoyed it. I appreciate you doing a research and info portion for those who do not know of an artist.

[@rayc2993]

GREAT REACTION. I am 74 years old and grew up listening to Patsy and others. You need to react to her singing "SWEET DREAMS. The 50's was an era of transaction when rock and roll really came into play.

[@deathdrop1]

Patsy was a great mentor to the late Loretta Lynn when Loretta started in country music. The head band Patsy was wearing covers the scar on her forehead from the car accident. Also her song Sweet Dreams was the first country song to use violins on a recording. I believe the actress Jessica Lange portrayed her in a biopic several years ago.

[@danrieke9988]

Patsy Cline.... I remember hearing her on the radio. Like nobody else.

[@CatherineBurk]

In 1994 LeAnn Rimes recorded a song called Blue. It is said that it was written for Patsy but she died. It sat with no one singing it because they didn't have the voice to do. When LeAnn came along it fit and you would swear it was Patsy.

[@heidilemmer7936]

I listened to Crazy every morning getting ready for school. I graduated in 1994. Love this song so much❤❤❤

[@HispanicattheDisco-r7g]

I like the fact that you do research on every artist or group and also still want to hear personal stories about the artist or group.

[@beegee1960]

Patsy had one of the best voices in any genre. Always on pitch, always in tune, flawless. I am not sure what you think of when you think country, but country has a wide range of styles. It is music that evolved over many decades. And Patsy is about as classic country as you can get.

[@CatherineBurk]

Patsy was the first to actually achieve crossover in her music.

[@ShawnFoote]

Love your reaction. You show such emotional communication... I love the respect and the authentic ears and honesty you bring. Patsy is is legend for sure. You will enjoy.... Willie is a true iconic, musical legend too. Willie is the real deal. Thanks for sharing. I enjoy your reaction.

[@KarenHerzog-vw1xp]

Her voice had emotion in it with her up and down vocals, it Could make you get teary-eyed if your and emotional person.

[@dawnhandschy8111]

The automobile accident was when Loretta Lynn who was just starting out first met Patsy Cline because Loretta sang a song of Patsy's and dedicated it to her when Patsy was in the hospital. That song The Day the Music Died was written as a remembrance to Ritchie Valens, the Big Bopper, and Buddy Holly after they died in a plane crash as well Waylon Jennings was supposed to be on that plane but he gave up his seat to the Big Bopper and Waylon Jennings felt guilty for the rest of his life.

[@hollywest4674]

She is from my hometown. The house she grew up in is turned into museum and it has a lot of her personal belongings, dresses, etc. She's buried maybe 10 minutes from my house

[@trenamccloud3213]

She is one of my all-time greatest artists. I love Patsy Cline, my Mom did too, so I grew up listening to her music.

[@georgelynch6139]

Back in those days the performers were pros, they just showed up on variety shows on tv and said hello, got introduced and stepped up to the mic and sang without sound checks or rehearsal. She wore the headband for awhile after a auto accident scared her face/ forehead

[@lindabeckworth8637]

The movie is called Sweet Dreams. It's excellent.

[@catmother4214]

Thank you so much for posting your analysis of this song and Patsy Cline's bio. She truly brought a lot of Joy to all of us during those difficult teen and preteen days. ♥️♥️♥️

[@robertrussell5948]

Her voice makes me so emotional 😢😢😢

[@weslennon3425]

Patsy Cline was a House Wife, who got the chance to sing, beginning with about three Willie Nneson songs.He wa a song wirtwer till the moved to Texas, Others who died in air crash's are Jimmy Hendricks, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Otis Redding, Buddy Holly,,,,and on and on.

[@ritapearl-im3wv]

Pretty sure this is a recording of a live performance. Her voice gives me chills! I believe the yodel sound in her singing style classifies this as Country.

[@daveking9393]

Keep up the great work. Really enjoy the amount of effort you put into these and the research. I know some folks say they don't like it. I think is what makes your channel different than the others. Keep up the great work. Thanks for sharing

[@mic1240]

One of the first crossover artists too, particularly as country was more niche in past, her voice had universal appeal

[@Judy0910]

There were several famous singers that died in plane crashes. Buddy Holly, Big Bopper, Richie Vallens and Jim Reeves are a few that were killed at the height of their careers. A lot of singers back then crossed over into pop music. All of Patsy's songs were great. Everyone loved her.

[@bobbiny32]

My Grandfather would be 92 and my Gram 89. They met and had their first dance to Patsy Cline.

[@PINKTOES5150]

There was a song that was written for her that was shelved until Leanne Rimes sung it in the early 90’s called Blue .

[@oliviaharlfinger882]

At that time she was the best female vocalist in country singing and her death was a shock to everyone. I’ve often wondered had she lived, how many more beautiful songs she would have made but we will never know.

[@latachia_2981]

I remember my parents listening to the radio, when I was 4 & 5 years old. I'm 72 years old. This is one of the songs I remember hearing along with Elvis Presley's Jailhouse Rock. It wasn't a country music radio station, they played pop songs. It must have been a crossover to the country stations. I also had a Willie Nelson CD & this song was on it & it also sounded very good. He has a very unique style.

[@olmanrock5381]

3 of the top rock and rollers died in a plane crush together. The Big Bopper, Buddy Holley, and Richie Valens.

[@moorek1967]

This is what is called "Crossover" because it was in both Country and Pop. You are correct in saying it is Pop, but it was rooted in Country. There were a lot of other singers who also did Crossover such as Crystal Gayle, Tanya Tucker and Eddie Rabbitt. Olivia Newton-John actually started in Country and her Crossovers were Please Mr. Please and Have You Never Been Mellow.

[@sharonporter7132]

She had so many hits and each special. 1950's music was great, The Platters, Jackie Wilson, Fats Domino, Elvis and so many more.

[@coraleeolazabal3837]

Back then country was a little bit more open than it is now. Country music had a little bit of everything. Thank you for playing this. You made an old lady happy😊

[@kirpalite]

Country Blues-- she was the best female vocalist in this genre, and Hank Williams was the best country blues male.

[@sumonjamal1653]

Patsy Cline was resilient throughout the 1950's ... she survived a car accident in 1961 just as her career was peaking. Apparently, she was thrown through the windshield and her scalp was slashed... Because of her injuries, she returned to performing but had to wear a wig and often appeared w/ a headband to cover the scar of her forehead (which u can see in the video) Patsy Cline married a 2nd time and had 2 kids... but her marriage could be volatile because both had strong personalities... In 1963, Patsy Cline was a star w/ successful hits and back on tour... she would often fly to gigs in a small engine airplane... It crashed in Tennessee under bad weather, killing the singer and all onboard. Another major plane accident had claimed the lives of 3 performers from the golden age of rock and roll music in 1959 - Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and "The Big Bopper" J.P. Richardson were killed in Iowa while on tour.

[@Blues444]

Track Information: Patsy Cline - Crazy (1961) Willie Nelson from: "Showcase" (Stereo LP) "Crazy" / "Who Can I Count On?" (Single) Country | Ballad | The Nashville Sound* (*en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nashville_sound) Personnel: Patsy Cline: Lead Vocals Studio Musicians: Nashville's A-Team: Floyd Cramer: Piano Owen Bradley: Organ Walter Haynes: Steel Guitar Randy Hughes: Acoustic Guitar Grady Martin: Electric Guitar Harold Bradley: 6-String Electric Bass Bob Moore: Acoustic Bass Buddy Harman: Drums The Jordanaires: Backing Vocals Produced by Owen Bradley Recorded: @ The Bradley Film and Recording Studio in Nashville, Tennessee USA on August 21, 1961 Released: on October 16, 1961 Decca Records Additionally: Ms Cline is considered one of the most influential vocalists of the 20th century and was one of the first country music artists to cross over into pop music. - Wikipedia On March 5, 1963, Patsy Cline was killed in an airplane crash.

[@tinacook8760]

She was on a plane coming home from a benefit for the Big Bopper, Richie Valens & Buddy Holly of there deaths. Beautiful singer.

[@davidfrania8990]

Patsy Cline's voice is iconic. There's just no other way to describe it. I have never been a country fan, but there's just something about her that has me hooked! I have her greatest hits album, and it is so awesome! Thanks for featuring this very special artist!

[@susansokoloski2233]

Yes, that song is most definitely Country music, classic country music in fact, but was also a crossover. Patsy was one of the best crossovers from classic country to pop charts ever.

[@Amen.22]

When Willie Nelson wrote this song he called it Stupid, not Crazy. A producer suggested that he change the name of the song from Stupid to Crazy.

[@scegenius8751]

Patsy played at my brother’s Senior Prom! We grew up about 30 minutes from Winchester VA (he mispronounced it). Cool degree of separation🥹

[@gingerking1866]

The man who wrote the song Blue that Leann Rimes sings knew he needed a voice like Cline's. He waited years til he heard Rimes sing and he knew he'd found the right voice.

[@freebirdtony]

Patsy had such a beautiful voice. Another great musician to have passed away in a plane crash.

[@jamesbassett1484]

Written by Willie Nelson. He has joked that his working title was "Stupid."

[@dcrot9109]

So many sing about "the day the music died" on Feb. 3, 1959, when *Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson* were killed in a plane crash.

[@esthervineyard9568]

Country royalty that we lost way too soon. Miss her every day and cried when the news of her death in a plane crash was announced.

[@kellytrimble7019]

She had one of the smoothest, most powerful voices of all time. She tragically died in a plane crash at the height of her fame! A LEGEND!!!

[@deborahmurray7698]

I always get goosebumps when I hear this song😊

[@saamegan2985]

It was written by Willie Nelson.. She didn't want to record a song by the 'creepy' little man. She didn't like the arrangement because it wasn't country enough.. but they talked her into it.. Thank God they did!

[@dressagerider31]

I lived with a guy for awhile that LOVED Patsy Cline, he listened to her music by the hour. I kind of liked her song RESTLESS WIND

[@royhorn2782]

This is the country music of the late 50s and early 60s, especially with female performers. Also, Willie Nelson was perhaps the greatest country music writer of that era. He wrote a lot of the top songs.

[@humpy936]

Sweet dreams, and walking after midnight are two great Patsy tunes.

[@jimrylander9143]

She is considered one of the best female country singers of all time. Unbelievable

[@cherilynne1946]

When my parents met in the mid 1950s, my dad played electric guitar in a country music band, and my mom sang-mostly Patsy Cline and Jim Reeves songs. Neither of them sang with a “twang”-another reason Mom preferred their music-a more polished variety of country.

[@cissiepierce664]

This film was recorded after the car wreck, the headband that she has on is to disguise the scar on her forehead! You should listen to her song “You Belong to Me”.

[@lethasatterfield9615]

This was actually early 60s. Yeah...she was crossover, but she played the Grand Olde Opry all the time, which was a huge thing back then.

[@larryengland989]

Some of the very best beer joint music you will ever hear in your life.

[@willieb3765]

her stage name "Patsy Cline" was combination of her idol Patsy Montana and her first married name Cline. Willie Nelson has said of all the songs he wrote that others recorded,, this is his favorite

[@jennysheldon7633]

Willie Nelson wrote this song. In middle of the night went to her place and asked her to sing it.

[@chazcp]

Headband covers scars from an auto accident. A passenger in a car driven by her brother, an oncoming car swerved into their car causing Patsy to hit, and break, the windshield.

[@OhWel]

People who grew up during the 50s and ,60s is funny to see your reactions

[@hartjohnson2975]

I'm not sure if you are there yet but Don Mcclain's American pie is also about musician's plane crash: the day the music died. I love Patsy Cline. I'm not generally a country enthusiast but the stuff that leads, and with so much heart. So she may have been classed as country as those were her connections who could promote her. I first learned of her related to Loretta Lynn and that cohort included Johnny cash. Also, Willie Nelson.. The other best of hers is Walkin After Midnight

[@milsimgamer]

Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, JP Richardson in 1959, Kyu Sakamoto in Japan, all died in plane crashes.

[@sharonbenoit9943]

You have to listen to how her singing tone changes. That's what I love about Patsy.

[@lynpearson9351]

I'm not generally a big country fan but Patsy Cline had pure soul in her voice. I haven't heard anything of hers I didn't like. Her voice and phrasing are just fantastic.

[@elegantirony78]

Sunday Kind Of Love - Etta James 1958. Stellar vocals

[@aliciagritz1030]

It was Country at the time. In fact what was Rock n Roll is now on Country stations. Proves times change. I heart that you like much of the pre 70s music. I just subscribed because I like you and your taste in music. Pop. Rock ,country😊

[@valedslinger6290]

Her home is right here in Winchester Va. I travel down Patsy Cline Blv every day pretty much. Shes Royalty here.

[@SusieAnderson-ds7dq]

Im glad you research your singers..it shows you're interested in the reactions! Thank you!❤❤

[@karylbelitz6704]

Jim Croce & the 3 that died in Don MacLaine American Pie. She was Loretta Lynn's best friend!

[@samic1051]

A big hello from Canada just want to say thank you and I think it may be a small way your family or your parents might know her because there was a movie with Loretta Lynn about her life called Coal Miner's Daughter, and in it explains the friendship between her and Patsy Cline who ended up suspiciously dying in a plane crash I am one of the people that believe don't sell your soul Die Young. So thank you I was too young for this but my father loved her❤

[@suepoole8323]

Amazing isn't it, just her natural singing voice... absolute joy to listen to.. sadly passed way too soon.

[@victorwawiorkajr.5501]

Her voice won me over the first time that I heard this song. Its Sweet Sorrow !

[@nehifamily]

Thai is absolutely country music. This is what 1950’s country sounded like. Check out Jim Reeves