Patsy Cline Crazy Full Documentary

1 Patsy Cline Early Years songs
2 I Love You Honey (3:26)
3 Music Full Time (4:55)
4 Turn The Cards Slowly (5:36)
5 A Church, a Courtroom, and Then Goodbye (7:48)
6 I've Loved and Lost Again (9:51)
7 Walkin' After Midnight (15:00)
8 Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray (19:34)
9 Come On In (and Make Yourself at Home) (22:16)
10 Gotta Lot of Rhythm in My Soul (24:58)
11 I Fall To Pieces (29:23)
12 Car Accident (31:50)
13 Crazy (33:24)
14 You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It) (36:45)
15 Death of Patsy Cline (38:28)
16 Sweet Dreams (40:44)
17 Country Music Hall of Fame (43:08)
18 Always...Patsy Cline (46:13)
19 End Credits (50:22)
The definitive country music documentary and rare Patsy Cline greatest hits performances DVD feature exclusive interviews with her contemporaries and with artists who have been influenced by her: Reba McEntire, LeAnn Rimes, Kacey Musgraves, Wanda Jackson, Beverly D’Angelo, Terri Clark, Callie Khouri, Rick Warwick of Thin Lizzy, Eddie Arnold, Willie Nelson, Roy Clark, Mickey Guyton, Carl Perkins, and Dottie West. Other Patsy Cline songs on the DVD include Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home, Down by the Riverside, How Can I Face Tomorrow, and She's Got You.
More personalities interviewed are Eddie Stubbs - WSM Grand Ole Opry Announcer, Judysue Huyett-Kempf - Patsy Cline Historic House, Peter Cooper - Historian Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum, Brenda Colladay - Country Music Historian/Curator, Beverly Keel - Professor/Journalist, Jim McCoy - WINC Disc Jockey, Julie Fudge - Patsy Cline's daughter, Charlie Dick - Husband, Alan Stoker - Curator, Owen Bradley - Producer Decca Records, Melvin Dick - Charlie Dick's brother, Ted Swindley - Creator of Stage Play "Always Patsy Cline", Ray Walker of The Jordanaires Background Singers, Harold Bradley - Patsy Cline's session bass player, Bill Anderson - Opry Member, Harlan Howard - Songwriter, Hank Cochran - Songwriter, Jewly Hight - Journalist/Author, Troy Tomlinson - Sony ATV Nashville President, and Mandy Barnett - Actress played Patsy in "Always".
"When Patsy Cline Was Crazy" DVD preview: Patsy Cline (1932 - 1963) - the soulful voice of Patsy Cline songs “Crazy,” “I Fall to Pieces,” “Walkin’ After Midnight,” and more - defined modern country music by using her singular talent and heart‐wrenching emotional depth to break down barriers of gender, class, and genre. She boldly bucked female conventions of the 1950s with her fashion sense, her decision to divorce, her support of female artists, and her ambition to get the same headliner billing and radio airplay as her Nashville peers, particularly after breaking free of an inequitable record contract that earned her half the industry standard.
During her brief lifetime - she died in a plane crash in 1963 at age 30 - she overcame poverty, a bad marriage, a devastating car accident, and significant professional obstacles, transforming adversity into music that has survived generations and continues to inspire today’s artists, from Reba McEntire to LeAnn Rimes.
When Patsy Cline Was... Crazy (American Masters Documentary) features Patsy Cline, Reba McEntire, LeAnn Rimes, Kacey Musgraves, Wanda Jackson, Beverly D'Angelo and is narrated by Rosanne Cash. The film examines Cline’s impact on American culture, revealing how, when country music lost much of its core audience due to the onslaught of rock ‘n’ roll, the best of Patsy Cline, with Decca Records producer Owen Bradley, revolutionized the genre by infusing it with pop and rock to create the Nashville Sound.
“Patsy Cline is to country music what Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday are to jazz, or what Aretha Franklin is to Soul,” Khouri says in the film.
Beverly D’Angelo, who was an aspiring singer when she was cast as Cline in Coal Miner’s Daughter, says, “Patsy Cline had the most profound effect on my life of anybody I never met."

[@marydonovan6681]

She’s one in a million. I’m 87 and can still remember when she was newly popular. She was taken much too soon.

[@iap-ug3oy]

And here we are in 2023 and I am still playing Crazy at the age of 82……She was great..

[@tonyjeff9436]

THANK WILLIE FOR WRITING THE SONG

[@jeffcampbell2710]

And so is Willie. What that man has done and seen.

[@jeffcampbell2710]

​​@@tonyjeff9436 He wrote moe than people know. Kittie, Dottie, Tammy, Probably Loretta. And Chris Christopherson wrote also. Man, they go back

[@kimjohnson8471]

59 yo. SAME❤

[@smokingisbadmtherfcker2537]

I'm 32 and I love it too!!!

[@Angela-pm4nd]

I'm not a traditional country music fan, but this woman's voice and music just captivate me. And that amazing smile.

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

I love Country music

[@Jane-ic5gy]

Country music isn’t my personal taste, but I adore the music of Patsy Cline

[@parttysetzer6247]

Pasty cline was one of the greatest out of many great country women singers of all time

[@parkersmith7611]

Hello Partty how are you doing today?

[@joansullivan140]

Ms Cline was one of the greatest singers of all time, in any genre! Thank God for recordings so generation after generation can fall in love. ❤

[@elainedaprano9130]

Not just country, Patsy did BLUES and had SOUL!❤ She was a more soulful "torch singer" than Julie London. Probably because she listened to everything. I believe Etta James emulated Patsy.

[@billharvey9007]

😮

[@parkersmith7611]

@@joansullivan140 Hello Joan you are truly correct Ms Cline has really been an amazing soul...i hope you enjoyed the video?

[@edcpike]

She was the greatest female singer the good Lord ever made. I’m still listening to her. She still gives me chills.

[@michelekutner4229]

Same here !! Loved her!!❤❤😂

[@arlenebeason3580]

I wholeheartedly agree. An amazing talent that has not yet been surpassed. Likely never will.

[@dianapittman2767]

One word, Timeless! Her music is as good today as the day she recorded.

[@LuisaRodriguez0212]

Yes, indeed, it's as good now as her music was good in the past.

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello diana, how're you doing?

[@kathleenbright2807]

Pasty cline and lorretta lynn were my favorite singer

[@bobballew281]

Dido

[@glorialange6446]

Her VOICE was so unique. No matter what song she sang, her voice made it real and made it something it could have never been otherwise, whether it was a hit or not.

[@istvansolymar5297]

She was beautiful

[@joannholloway3285]

Her voice had the clarity of Willie Nelson, spiritual and unique. Definitely timeless.

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

Every voice is unique.

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

@@joannholloway3285 To me she didn't sound all that different than most of the other female singers of her Era. She was a big band singer who did a few country tunes.

[@fabledfantasty7343]

@@MeadeSkeltonMusic .... Which 1 is it... "every voice is unique" or Patsy's voice wasn't different from other female singers of that era?

[@kegaket6772]

When I was 19 back in '76, my parents were getting a divorce and I was depressed, flunked out of college, and moved from the east coast to Texas to live with an aunt. Fast forward 2 1/2 years and I was on a bus on my way back to college, leaving behind an angry aunt, a cheating alcoholic boyfriend, and sad times when I used to start every morning smoking pot. The bus stopped at a diner just before we crossed over the state line and I sat down alone next to one of those tableside jukeboxes. I don't know why I chose 'Crazy' after dropping in my quarter. I'd never heard it before. I just started bawling like a baby, thinking about how I was leaving the state that I'd grown to love, all the people who'd disappointed me, the loneliness in my life, and then there was that beautiful voice coming at me over the jukebox singing about the story of my life. I think I know why so many people thought of Patsy Cline as a friend. She has a way of touching your soul that you can never forget. It's been 45 years and I still get goosebumps all over thinking about that moment when my heart stood still listening to Patsy Cline for the first time. RIP, beautiful Patsy.

[@annmariericks8239]

Fantastic documentary. There’s not another Patsy Cline and never will be 😢❤

[@parkersmith7611]

Hello Annmarie how are you doing today?

[@blackie75]

Or another you....we are all unique 💖

[@tonyjeff9436]

THERE ARE LOADS OF SINGERS JUST LIKE HER

[@blackie75]

​@@tonyjeff9436 Oh yeah? Where are they?

[@jeffcampbell2710]

There's several great women artists. Patsy is at the top.

[@michellescarborough16]

She was truly modern for her time. Love her songs and loved her determination to succeed. No one else like her.

[@parkersmith7611]

Hello Michelle how are you doing today?

[@lenahale1677]

She is so beautiful

[@lenahale1677]

We love you beautiful

[@lenahale1677]

Great song and music video

[@parkersmith7611]

@@lenahale1677 Yeah you are right what an amazing music video...i hope you enjoyed it?

[@maryallison0509]

The fact that they didn't let Charlie know Patsy died in a plane crash, but just announced it over the radio. Is maddening. I'm so glad that today they notify family then make a huge public announcement. It hurts my heart thinking about the fact. Poor Charlie was exhausted. Waiting up all night for news of his wife. Then taking a minute laying on the bed with the kids. And drifting off to sleep. And he and the kids hear all together that Patsy is gone. I can't imagine. He didn't even have a moment to Grieve his wife. He had to explain to his kids that mommy was going to heaven. And what that means. And had a funeral to plan all on his own and still care for the kids and do all the cooking and cleaning. I can't imagine having to do that all on his own. And he still hadn't had time to process his grief.

[@parkersmith7611]

Hello Mary how are you doing today?

[@deborah9775]

He has had plenty of time to deal with the tragic death of Patsy. As sad as it was and still is he did what Patsy wanted. He went on and had a life. She would never have wanted him to mourn forever.

[@parkersmith7611]

@@deborah9775 How are you doing today Deborah?

[@audreystiles2010]

@@parkersmith7611 Isn't it true he was a cheater? Wasn't it true she was finding him in many cars with a different woman every time? It would seem he didn't have the love he SHOULD have for that sweet, wonderful woman.

[@parkersmith7611]

@@audreystiles2010 Yeah you are right i totally agree with your points....where are you texting from?

[@loriryan2045]

Great documentary…thoroughly enjoyed it! Patsy Cline is still an Icon in 2022 almost 60 years after her death.

[@parkersmith7611]

Hello Lori how are you doing today?

[@jeffcampbell2710]

It is 60 years this year.

[@sailwme]

BS. Reba is new school.

[@cocoatmidnight7611]

@@sailwme Reba is wonderful too and so is Faith Hill.

[@sharonjohnson7567]

and she’s still alive…helping to root out the evil and save the children along with 900 actors/musicians! Can’t wait!

[@brendarussell5646]

My mom used to sing her songs in the car. I still love her songs and sing them too. Such a beautiful lady.

[@darryl3422]

My mom wasn't a fan of country music but she loved Patsy and would sometimes cry while listening to her..that's talent people

[@marthadoody]

My favorite female singer of all time! ❤️

[@parkersmith7611]

Hello Martha how are you doing today?

[@johndardi1334]

Wow ! You look like a movie star ⭐️

[@freddog5218]

I'm 80 and her music still makes me tear up the soul comes thru in her songs.

[@stuckinDetroit65]

I LOVE her music so much! Back in the 80`s(my teens) my mom walked past my room while I was playing her records, and was floored. This woman has a totally unique voice, and will always be one of my favorite female vocalist`.

[@johnhiggins3114]

She was one of the great singers from the USA a class act rip john in Ireland

[@Precious-zb7mh]

I love Patsy Cline! I use to sing “Walkin After Moonlight,” at my job all the time. But, I would just sing Walkin After Moonlight over and over again. At Christmas the girl who pulled my name, brought me a copy of the song and said, “Would you please find out where Patsy went walking too!”

[@marilynbaylis524]

Sweet dreams Patsy!! ❤😢 🙏🏻🤗

[@tommywarren4633]

We need more Patsy Cline's today instead of the junk that's on the radio now

[@Gma.Anna-Carter]

No one forgets patsy Cline.

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hi how're you doing?

[@lindaerdey3887]

My favorite all time female singer! Her voice was awesome!

[@1339LARS]

Yeah, then you have to know who she was!!

[@nathanmaaka4699]

Whether you are a country and western music fan it wouldn't matter with the golden voice of the greatest singer the industry ever had!

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

Elvis Presley is the best.

[@katherinefurr8317]

❤😢Patsy Cline is a woman and a voice for all ages. May her music 🎶 🎵 and the memories of her last for all time. 😊❤

[@karengermiller1460]

I get chills when listen to her voice. ❤❤

[@elainedaprano9130]

Everyone does!😍

[@SuperNativenewyorker]

I was only 13 when Patsy Cline died. I never listened to country music, so I didn’t know her. I woukd hear about her all the time, how she influenced other singers who idolized her. When I was older I listened to her online. I was blown away! That was what everyone was talking about . I could not stop listening to her. One if the greatest female voices ever. I don’t even have words that are adequate to describe her talent. Once in a lifetime. I actually grieved for her decades after her death. I watched the movie about her. I have watched every performance, all the videos of her singing. I am devastated by her loss. She had so much more to do. She was just getting real success and living a better life. She had to work so hard for everything. I just wish that she could have been with us longer. I think she would have been maybe the biggest pop singer of all time. Because that was where she was going with her songs. She should have grown old. She would have had so many awards and continued to thrill us with her voice. I am happy there was a Patsy Cline, but I feel so terrible that she was taken from us far too soon.

[@corettejones]

It’s something about her voice and songs her emotion that captivated me. She sung to my Soul. I didn’t know Of Patsy until 1979 when I heard her on a juke box at a diner. “ CRAZY” DID IT FOR ME! RIP PATSY. “Sweet Dreams” slayed me! 💕🌹🥰!!! 64yr BW Wash DC.

[@ContextReallyMatters]

I had never heard her music until today. I've heard her name and something in the back of my mind said search Patsy Cline. The first song I listened to was a song named "Crazy" and I was blown away. I don't even know what genre I would put that song in. I thought she was a country singer but I hear jazz. Other songs I listened to, I heard blues.

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

She was a Big Band singer who sang Country .

[@elainedaprano9130]

EXACTLY! She was a SOUL singer. I think she was who Etta James was emulating.

[@connymeierpaulsen7369]

She is and will forever be the best of all, i can't gets enough og her and I love to see the movie Sweat Dreams whit Jessica Lamge, wonderful music.

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hi how're you doing?

[@amandabrown8454]

Great movie!!

[@CarmonBenford]

"Walking After Midnight" I'm still tapping my foot to it. Great talking heads. I learned a lot.

[@judyevancic4926]

She’s been gone all these years and her songs are still relevant today 2023. That’s real gift as a singer. She was a major singer back then and I still listen and they touch you deeply. 😊👌👌👍👏🏻🙏‼️

[@dwightcurrie8316]

After Mother Maybelle & The Carter Family, to "Dethrone" Kitty Wells as the foremost Female Country Artist was One Hell Of An Achievement. Her Magic Voice and Work Ethic raised Patsy to that level before she was 30, and to die that Young seemed maybe even more tragic to those of us who loved her and her music. Her good friend Singer & Song Writer, Roger Miller, went to the crash site and helped look, in vain, for any survivors. H stayed until all Remains were recovered. He left that sad job to nobody. Roger saw to it that it was done right

[@ellaw356]

I have loved Patsy Cline since I found her 30 years ago and have loved all her songs. Sharing her songs with others have become so special especially when kids would be amazed at her voice. ❤

[@JodyNewman_]

She’s the real deal ❤

[@kristatrenary]

I discovered her at 10 yrs old in 1973 It’s been a half of century of love for a true , one of a kind talent I’m very proud to say that I am from the same hometown as she was I also served as a guide at the Patsy Cline Historic House in Winchester

[@daveduncan8004]

She was an angel on this earth, and now she’s Singing with the angels in heaven

[@sylviasmith4077]

Beautiful music 🎶 love pasty cline.

[@deborahwillard3495]

Thank you for being Patsy Cline. And thank you all for making this.

[@paulacorreal1675]

I saw the play, “Always Patsy Cline” a couple of years ago … it was absolutely delightful and well worth seeing. I’m almost 80 years old now and still get chills when I hear her sing. Gone far too young and… how wonderful that she left us with her voice and those great songs to remember her by.

[@marilynhull7675]

This document many is the most informative of Patsy I have seen.Thank You for all the extra hour's you had to put in to do the reserch nessasaru to make it.I've been a fan of Patsy's for as far back as I can remember .Lived in the 50's,60's ,well I'm 79. I never passed a l a juke box with Patsy on it with out Playing Patsy,especially "CRAZY",and than the whole place started singing along with Patsy .I think every women wanted her voice,and ability to sing like her,I know I did !

[@marilynhull7675]

Excuse the misspelling,I have the corrective thing on the phone that messes me up more than it help's me

[@cherriaydelotte8327]

@@marilynhull7675 Darn spellcheck!!! No worries…it happens to the best of us😁😉👍🕊

[@valdafasano1132]

Ditto. Same here. She's an icon that's for sure. Nobody like her.

[@brendamyers6320]

listen to her every night when going to sleep.

[@janicefalkner5137]

One Of My All Time Favorites!!! She was recording before I was born & I Always Loved Her & Singin Her Songs!!! She Was One Of A Kind!!! ❤❤❤

[@lisamiller6694]

I am 66 yrs old and from Houston, Texas..,.,and I can tell you that Patsy Cline was one of the BIGGEST STARS that I can remember. So talented... beyond words. And knowing that she had no "group" of people filling her every need..like so many stars today have around them....made me love her TWICE as much as I did.

[@Punnybone55]

It's almost spooky how her words to her friend about "When it's my time,..." echo the words of Ronnie Van Zant before his fatal plane crash.

[@da_great_mogul]

I do wonder how truthful these claims are and how much are tales to in some way lessen the tragedy of the loss by way of bringing destiny and God's will into the picture.

[@ncavlleguy]

PATSY IS AN ICON WHO IS STILL RELEVANT TO THIS DAY AND ALTHOUGH SHES PHYSICALLY GONE FROM US 60 YEARS LATER HER VOICE AND PRESENCE ARE STILL VERY MUCH HERE TO STAY IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER…. ♥️❤️♥️PATSY CLINE

[@spirittwo2056]

Country classics! At age 30, her life was tragically cut too short 😢

[@samstewart4807]

I love these ORIGINAL recordings. Over the yrs they have re mastered her songs. The originals are so much better.

[@kimsmith1028]

She's amazing singer another taken to soonxx

[@hnlgallv]

First time I heard of Patsy Cline when she sang the song "Crazy". Loved that song.

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hi 👋 how're you doing?

[@heaven8639]

Gone to soon, God bless her soul 💐🙏💝

[@nancydaniel4716]

beautiful voice. her music lives forever 😊

[@rogerbaughn4664]

Legendary. Gone way to soon.

[@janetussary3423]

Leaving on your mind she's got you and walking dream are some of my favorites

[@cocoatmidnight7611]

Patsy Cline was magical. Her music still is with me today.

[@susannesvlogs1857]

Paths Clone was my Mom's favorite Artist! ❤

[@Brind-amour]

Who's paths clone?

[@usaneebeilles9510]

She’s a unique, beautiful voice. She’s an inspiration to many artists. A strong & beautiful personality- She’s the legend. 2023, many still listen to her music.. Patsy Cline- She’ll always be remembered. One of the best docu on Patsy Cline. Thank you for the uploading. Your works is appreciated. Have a nice day🙂 Stay healthy everyone.

[@ellietobe]

She had one of the most melodious voiced ever. Karen Carpenter would be another. Just beautiful voices.

[@kristatrenary]

This was filmed in Winchester At the Patsy Cline Historic House on 608 South Kent Street There were similar things said in this video that are part of the script of the tour I know because I was a guide there some years ago I’m glad this was posted on You Tube

[@alexg3558]

Hands down the best female voice in country music to ever live. She brought a soulfulness to her recordings that no one has replicated to date. The kind of voice that grabs you instantly and makes you feel every single frame right along with her. Especially Sweet Dreams of You. It makes me tear up every time I hear it. Just a humble opinion. 😅

[@johnschuh8616]

She was more grown up at 14 than most folks are at twenty-five.

[@elainedaprano9130]

"She wasn't done yet. " Sad, but I like it...and she's STILL WITH US, forever ❤ Good documentary!

[@birdie9250]

You can hear the emotion and every song that she ever saying she was absolutely wonderful and has always been one of my favorite songs is crazy it's hard to believe that she was killed the same year I was born

[@parkersmith7611]

Hello Birdie how are you doing today?

[@johnledingham852]

Wow, Patsy Cline, there she came, here she was, and there she went! ...No, thanks to recorded music and You Tube productions, and the memories we've amassed, Patsie lives on. She was unique. She shared her unique qualities and abilities with all of us. There was only one Hank Williams, There was only one Elvis Presley. There is only one PATSY CLINE.

[@blazefairchild465]

Great documentary Patsy Cline is one of the best and my all time favorite female singer. I think because I truly enjoy singing her songs. Crazy was my parents favorite song ,they are from Patsys time and would go dancing almost every weekend back in the 60s, anytime ever Crazy was played they dance and sang it to each other “as you are crazy for loving me” lol

[@georgeforyan113]

This was a great documentary about one of the greatest female vocalist that ever was. To bad her life was cut so short as she had many more songs she could have made hits that we all would still enjoy today

[@lilmissunshine83]

I’ve loved her music since I was a kid. Hers is something my heart relates to.

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hi how're you doing?

[@mikenixon2401]

Classic talent. The fact that she could cross over with country and pop in the 1950s is amazing. I remember my momma cried when Patsy Cline was killed in the plane crash in 1963. I believe there are some juke boxes somewhere where her songs can be heard.

[@brihmendiola4347]

I remember as a little boy, my Mom would always play "Crazy" and I would sing along. That was when her song just came out. She was an inspiration. She has the saddest but this most beautiful voice.

[@staceypankratz5032]

So glad this randomly showed up!!!!

[@southvanotblue9884]

I was born in 1962, and had no clue who Patsy was until I saw that movie, "The PC Story" on TV. I'm a big Southern Rock fan, likely bc Molly Hatchet's first album hit at the beginning of my Junior Year in HS, & I've seen them live more times than anyone else. I was never a big Country fan, but after I saw that P.C. movie; I fell in love with the woman it portrayed, and especially her songs from it. The only singer I ever heard cover any of her songs, that I really approved of, was Linda Ronstadt ("Crazy" & "I Fall To Pieces"). Emmylou did a really nice cover of "Sweet Dreams", but I believe that's the only reason Linda never covered it. I just can't imagine how powerful that would have been, but we'll never get to watch a video of either of Patsy or Linda performing that one. I know you have special ways of finding stuff. Could you please keep an eye out for live performances of bands who invite a member/members from another band or the opening act on stage to perform a song, usually the encore, together? I recently saw a tape I'd never seen, where the Stones called Angus & Malcolm Young out to play one, and I got to thinking, man Skynyrd played with some good acts. Well, anytime you uncover any joint performances, especially with Skynyrd involved; I would really love to see them. I have certainly enjoyed your channel since subscribing. Thanks, & keep 'em coming.

[@Redricewilson]

I learned of Patsy Cline from the movie Coal Miners Daughter. Loved her ever since.

[@KentLeeMcElroy]

I would have given anything to hear Patsy Cline live, but I will take what’s given to me that’s music left behind so I can hear your beautiful voice

[@theresaruble66]

Wow! What a great documentary. Thank you @CalVid! ❤️🙌❤️

[@sandydavis3783]

My Mother really loved Patsy's music. I never her say she liked anyone's music until her. She actually cried! I will remember this as long as I live. I was16 years old and I know she was the best female singer ever. God got a special angel.

[@noreenespinoza824]

Love her songs…when I sang at karaoke night, it would be her songs, “Crazy, Falling to pieces and Walking after midnight.” ❤️

[@robingoldman5944]

I still cry when I hear one of her songs😢 one of the greatest female singers!❤

[@BlueSandLive]

Patsy Cline started the Nashville Sound!

[@GlendaZacarias-ux2sc]

Huge fan. I listened to her on growing up on our family’s kitchen radio. Around 1995 I ordered a dvd of supposedly lost tapes of her at the cinniron ballroom. I told my mom I got a new dvd she said oh it’s Patsy Cline. I said what makes you say that. She said you’ve always loved Patsy Cline.

[@muffassa6739]

This was a wonderful documentary about a great singer who passed away far too young. I remember when she died. But it was more than just her music she was a great person, wife, mother and daughter ❤. Thank you again.

[@KyBlossom76]

Great documentary about Patsy thank you and God bless you Peggy Lynn Smith from Corbin Kentucky

[@juliepeterson6639]

This is sooo beautifully done! Thank you, I subscribed. Patsy Cline- my heart 🦋

[@CalVid]

Thanks for subbing!

[@dwaynefisher4333]

Awesome documentary I was born the same year she past. But loved her music Here is a interesting fact! Her Song "Crazy" was the most requested selection and record put in Juke Boxes in America. Even more than Elvis......

[@sourkraut6248]

Her songs trigger so many great memories of that time and life when our country was a great place to live. Her voice was so unique and songs went right into the soul.

[@benchildress4309]

SHE WAS THE GREATEST !!!!!!!

[@cynthiagillette732]

ONLY COUNTRY SINGER I RECONISE RIGHT AWAY SHE HITS RIGHT AI THE HEART

[@bethewalt7385]

*RECOGNIZE

[@lauracordova4302]

My favorite Classic Country Singer Pasty Cline have all her music collection plus seen a performer Always Pasty musical 4 times. Rip I will always cherish you beautiful soul. Movie Sweet Dreams with Jessica Lange, Ed Harris my dvd love watching it!!!!

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hi how're you doing?

[@mikeb46]

I have been loving her music since 1959. It was on the radio, my uncle had her LP album playing. She was the original real deal. I was expecting some dialogue about the song "Crazy". Supposedly Patsy at first said something like this, "I'm not going to step up to a microphone and tell the whole world I'm crazy". But Charlie convinced her that song was perfect for her voice.

[@kristatrenary]

She did say that she “couldn’t sing that song like that man” Owen Bradley told her to sing it her way That , she did ! She had a unique talent

[@katelist8367]

I have loved Patsy since the first time I heard her sing!😊

[@emilychristoff9404]

Patsy Cline is beyond the greatest of female vocalists of the 20th century ever… Memory Eternal Diva …

[@annab434]

Her voice and range was great. She, I believe, did not have training. She had that inner glow to sing. I grew up on her music and God bless her and her family.

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello how're you doing?

[@pattywolfe4586]

I waiver back and forth depending on how i'm feeling my favorite songs by Patsy Cline are Crazy then Sweet dreams💗💗💗

[@candicandler2512]

I'm quite familiar with Patsy Clines music, but not her life, I'm happy to say I enjoyed this, love her voice!!😍

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hi how're you doing?

[@50wipscrochetlife13]

Thank for sharing such an amazing Beautiful artist Patsy’s music is played for many many years in my home and car.And I was born in 1969 my children even listen to Patsy’s music today in 2023.Thank you for sharing the life of Patsy.🙏💚🙏

[@CalVid]

You're very welcome

[@jamesmartin7248]

SHE ALWAYS MAKES ME CRY!! JUST A GREAT LADY!!🙏LOVE HER!!💗

[@sidenigga4959]

Beautiful voice!! Love her music n enjoyed watching her great documentary… Patsy Cline continue to Rest In Peace❤

[@darleenhumphrey7461]

Very nice to hear these songs again. Great artist lost too young

[@patjones5723]

I was always told that I sounded exactly like PATSY....thanks for the memories ❤🎉😊

[@halverde6373]

Fall to pieces is timeless.

[@markparker552]

My great grandmother knew patsy cline and jimmy dean when patsy was performing in northern Virginia and Washington DC in the 1950s

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello Mark, how are you doing?

[@markparker552]

@@franklinstephen3268 in doing ok how are you

[@altheacraig2904]

I have an ancester named Margaret Dick from Perthshire Scotland who was married to Donald Sym [later down the line was spelled Sim]. They had a son named Walter Harrower Sim. I am decended from them through to Elizabeth Sim who is my great grandmother who had my grandmother Mary Francis Sim who married Joe Hickens Burnett, who had my mother Vivian Elizabeth Burnett who married Ladislav William Petchnick who gave birth to me, Althea Vivienne Petchnick. I often wonder if I could be related to Patsy Cline's husband and their children. I have been a Country music fan since I heard Hank Williams senior singing on the Louzianna Hayride on Sunday evenings when I was a child. I turned 86 on January 3rd, 2023 and old country is still my favorite music! I can get it on my computer. I set up a queue of it to listen to when I am crocheting or knitting or reading.

[@sharongill903]

Love patsys music even thought she died before I was born,was lucky to visit her museum in nashville all the way from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤

[@conniedurgin164]

My Dad would play Patsy Cline when I was a kid ... I sang along with her songs. That's how I really developed my singing skills as I grew up ... she had a beautiful voice. One of a kind.

[@joecamel6196]

So interesting. Thank Heavenly Father God for the Queens of Country Music :.

[@Gramaron1313]

Wow I love this lady!!!!❤❤❤❤ I waited for an hour years ago for a record of hers for my dad. He loved her as well . Sad shes gone!!!😢 I will continue to listen to her forever!!!❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@shamrocklane4895]

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