Glade to Enjoy this with you!! Love me some PATSEY CLINE!! Not PAISTY!! 😂

“I Fall To Pieces” will give you chills too.

If I'm not mistaken this song was actually written by a then unknown Wille Nelson.

25 years ago, two of my teenage nieces and their friends were sitting in the car listening to the radio. They came running in the house yelling, come hear this singer! She's going to be a star! They had discovered Patsy Cline 35 years after she died. Her talent is timeless.

Patsy Cline possibly the greatest female country singer ever!

No ass shaking in thongs, no cursing, no bland bass beat from a song someone else made, no repeating the same word from beginning to the end of the song and calling it lyrics, no autotune.. Just pure skill and golden talent.

This is whiskey drinking, sitting in the dark, contemplating every life decision you ever made😂😂😂😂

Willie Nelson wrote it but said “Patsy Cline made it a hit.”. and she really did make it her own...the way she comes into each verse....genius!

The ache in her voice is palpable. Nobody sings pain better than Miss Patsy.

This was my mother's favourite song. A couple of months after she passed, I went shopping alone to a store where we often went together. I was in the change room when I heard her call my name. I said aloud "Is that you mum?" and smiled at myself when no answer came, thinking "Don't be silly". Then this song started playing in the shop and I knew she was there 🥰💖

She's sings like her soul is broken....beautiful.

Willie Nelson wrote this. RIP Patsy. She died relatively young in a plane crash. She was so amazing. I wasn't even alive when she sang this and I adore her!!!

Her voice is so haunting. Never another like her. She actually helped Loretta Lynn on her way. Gone too soon

This is what my Mom used to call “tears in your beer” music.

I'm more of a rocker, but talent is talent patsy was smooth as silk

She understood pace. No note will be sung before it’s time!

She was a great singer and can cause alot of tear jerking but all the same fantastic,she died in airplane crash March 5, 1963 near Camden Tennessee with pilot Randy Hughes, she was going to Nashville Tennessee, it was a sad day for many RIP.

Patsy Cline's voice makes your soul ache. Truly one of the best!

There's a depth in her voice, as if layered with other voices. Her voice is rich and smooth in a way rarely found. Karen Carpenter had the same quality.

Listen to Patsy Cline sing “Sweet Dreams” just trust me on this!

Patsy shares her vocal range with the likes of Etta James and Beyonce'. Contralto voices are rare and have almost unlimited range.

She actually did just that on that song. Walked in and did that song in one take.

Listen to her sing Walkin after midnight. Her voice is smooth as silk.

It's a perfect song by Willie Nelson. Perfect. The words and phrasing are perfect. And it is something a lot of us have endured. Didn't we all love somebody who didn't love us back?

She's wearing the headband to hide scars from a nearly fatal car wreck. She was riding with her brother when a truck slammed into her door. While she was in the hospital, Loretta Lynn dedicated I Fall To Pieces to her. She sent her husband to fetch Loretta, and they quickly became best friends. Patsy was killed in a plane crash just a couple of years later. Loretta named one of her twin daughters Patsy, and 60 years later, still has a hard time singing Patsy Cline's songs.

Her voice was like crystal. The song was written by a young Willie Nelson.

Written by Willie Nelson, sung to perfection by Patsy Cline

Patsy Cline was one of the greatest female singers of all time. Like Aretha and Mahelia are the most imitated in Soul, Patsy is the most imitated in country even to this day. Her voice is smooth electric.

When they say the song is a "standard" musically.......this is not "a" standard, it is "THEE STANDARD".........and so was Patsy........all that followed tried to be worthy.......an endless mountain to climb.....only Patsy was at the top......

Most of her songs were shot in a single take. No dubs, no editing, no auto tune. So pure.

Etta James & Patsy Cline...two of the greatest female voices,

Patsy has a haunting and beautiful voice.

She will give you the chills. Awesome singer!!! You could always understand each word she sang. Top notch queen of country. Left this world way to young😇😇😇😇😇

When people say white people have no soul, I think of people like her, Janis, Wllie, and the others. People have soul.

I Fall To Pieces is another one of her classics

She was something else, lived her life as she wanted. A life cut too short. I loved watching you enjoy.

Ask any old-timer; the best female voice of all time? Patsy Cline...every time.

“She’s Got You” is top-tier Patsy.

She had recently been in a car accident and still had wounds on her forehead, so that's why she wore that headband. One of the best voices, ever.

Someone once said the greatest part of her voice was when she sang you can her the cry her voice has. That is why she truly could sing these kinds of lyrics.

Patsy Cline and Tammy Wynette, my favorite female country singers.

She was a beautiful woman. At the time this was done, she had been in a car accident that left scars on her forehead, so the headband was there to cover them. She's one of the best female singers to grace this planet.

Patsy was in a car wreck and recovering when she recorded “Crazy”. She was on crutches , bruised up and still delivered.

Patsy...another great talent taken way too soon. Her voice had a tear in it. She was very close friends with a young Loretta Lynn - a mentor and more.

I'm 74 and Patsy Cline was a little before my time. I get goosebumps when I hear her, too.

This was written by Willie Nelson

She was killed in a plane crash,but i love her music, take a look at her song Walking After Midnight .. ty

This is one of my all time favorite songs. Does't matter the time period, doesn't matter the person. Heartache has been a part of humanity, and always will be. It's why songs like this resonate, regardless of the style. Plus, her voice is angelic and unique.

Every thing she sang was just as good as this. Pure talent.

There are artists like Johnny Cash who didn't have a beautiful voice, but they communicate emotion so powerfully with their music that it just doesn't matter. There are also musicians like Patty where the emotion is powerfully communicated AND they have a beautiful voice. Her breath control was also inSANE! She makes it seem effortless.

It’s also mind blowing that she recorded most of her songs when she was in her 20s because she died at 30.

To me, this is one of the greatest recordings of all time. Great song by Willie Nelson, incredible performance by Patsy, great gtr by Hank Garland, great piano by Floyd Cramer, and great production by Harold Bradley.

Willie Nelson wrote this Song “Crazy”...

I'm so glad to see you turn on the younger generations onto the real deal.

Dusty Springfield: Son of a Preacher man

Tellin' ya from a dude knocking on the door of 70, this song must be heard with a shot of whiskey, a cigarette and a tear in your eye. ❤

She was one of many best female singers back in the day R.I.P MS. PATSY

Yes, close your eyes and listen to the purity of her voice. Patsy didn’t need videos or auto tune. What god given talent.

No ‘auto tune, back then folks. It was the real deal.

This was Patsy - her voice - and not much else. No autotune, no synthesizers, nada. #Perfection.

I grew up about 50 miles from where Patsy was from. There are no words to describe her awesome voice. One of the greatest of all time.

FYI, this song was written by Willie Nelson. Gave him his big break as a songwriter in Nashville.

One of my earliest memories was walking into the kitchen when I was about 5 years old and seeing my mother and father dancing to this song as it played on the radio. My mother invited me into the dance and the three off us held each other as we danced around the kitchen.... Thanks mum and dad for those special times, and thank you dad for getting me forever listening to music with open ears.. Miss you both... RIP.

Her life was very sad. But her voice has always been considered the epitome of female country singers.

Amazing with no auto tune. Real talent. Only way to listen is with your eyes closed. No one can match her hard as they try. Tugs at your heart.

Patsy not Pastie 😉 She's a pure voice. Pure voice and a little naughty for her day. She had very rigid rules she had to play within at the grand old Opry that especially in that era was dominated by good ol' southern boys. And, she was a mentor to Loretta Lynn. I jes luuuuuvvv this sawng and her voice #lawd! 🎵🎶💖💖🎶🎵

I always loved Patsy Cline such a tragic loss. I am 69 and glad to see that younger generations can still appreciate such a wonderful voice. God bless you.

I think this was one of my father's all-time favorite songs. He was born in 1919, so he would have been 42 when this came out. I'm now 75 (born 1948), and it's in my "top 10" of all time also. BTW, written by Willie Nelson.

her band members would say as soon as she'd start sing they'd all get goosebumps! You opened a huge well of killer tunes dude! Check out " So Wrong" next! there's a gasp at the end of the song that will tear your heart out!

There are times when the only voice I want to hear is Patsy’s.

She had a voice. You couldn't break up with a woman who could sing like that.

She gave Loretta Lynn her start in country music.

I grew up on Patsy Cline, but didn't appreciate her until I was grown. All these years later I still cry when I hear Patsy sing. Her voice is so beautiful and most of her songs really hit me with all the feelings. Thanks for the video.

She’s a once in a lifetime kind of talent.

Back when this was done, there was no Auto-Tune. People had to really be able to sing !!

when I was on my first deployment to Iraq the only CD I had was Patsy Cline's Greatest Hit's for the first 6 months. It never got old.

Patsy owned that song!!! No one ever sang it better!!! I love watching a young man finding an older generations music!!! Thanks for taking the time!!!!

Her voice came so amazingly naturally- she never had to force this sound. There isn't a single song of hers that is bad. Your reaction was amazing.

The look on your face of pure enjoyment with every smooth note was joy, joy.

When they show her singing you can see a metal band right under her hair on her forehead. This was after that car accident that almost killed her. And she still sang so purely.

She died in a plane crash in 1960 I believe. Her voice is haunting and beautiful. Faded Love is one of her best songs she sung.

Sadly, her career was cut short early when she died in a plane crash. She was one treasure that was surely missed.

The simile on your face while you're listening to her gives me life.

This was my moms favorite song. On saturday mornings we would all clean and listen to her music throwback.

She sang from the depths of her heart. RIP lovely lady.

“He’ll Have to Go” by Jim Reeves will give you the same chills. Guaranteed.

Willie Nelson is the writer of this song. That headband around her forehead was to hide a scar that she received in an automobile accident. She died in a plane crash a couple years after this was recorded unfortunately 😔

One of my mom's favorites. I grew up hearing this one a lot. Patsy Cline had a Magical voice and She died way too young Rest in peace Beautiful Soul.

Patsy Cline, a most beautiful emotional voice. So sad she died so young. She has at least 5 sensational songs--- but Crazy is my favorite of all. Thanks

Patsy performed when any singer had to be a great singer... And she stood head and shoulders above all of them. Patsy was the epitome of what a singer should strive for.

Check out Etta James singing “At Last”. It is such a great song like this one....

Her voice is incredible!! I get chills when she sings.

Her spectacular voice was adored by millions all over the world , and I can clearly remember that practically everyone in my moms café and tavern had a tear in their eye on the day she died.

No one could cry out a song like the late great Patsey Cline.

If you like this you should play Etta James "At Last", this one gives me the chills, you'll love it.

In the 60s there was no auto tune or any way to enhance your voice in the studio or on stage. That’s why so many singers from then, my generation, had to be the best they could be. Patsy, Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Rolling Stones, Janis Joplin, The Four Tops, The Surprems, etc. And they are still iconic. If you put in the effort, these singers are the result. Great reaction! ✌🏻& LOVE

Ms. Patsy's voice, The manner in which it hits my brain - brings tears to my eyes!! EVERY!! TIME

I bought my dad the “box set” of Patsy Cline back in the early 90s.He would pick me up from collage during breaks ( couple of hours away) and would play Patsy Cline non stop. I hated it. I lost him over 15 years ago. Now when I hear Patsy Cline it brings back such good memories of my dad.

Patsy could SANG!

Pure talent......no auto tune, no vocal gymnastics, a true performer.