THE most beautiful voice ever.

All of the Above

My sisters favorite movie is sweet dreams

If you think about how Willie sings, his control of the delivery of the lyrics, she sings it just as he sings.

Along with Aretha, Billie , and Whitney as far as the greatest female singer and one of THE best singers ever, a huge loss when she went down

My dad with the 8 track. Though we passed by her tour bus once. Mom and dad were so excited. "Look, Jay! It's Patsy! Girls wave hi to Patsy." So we waved excitedly saying we met a superstar. I look back now and laugh. We didn't meet her, but someone waved to us. Mom and dad let us believe it for years. Grandma and Grandpa let us believe it too.

Same here, I remember listening to this in 1980s when my mom took me to school in her 1980 Buick Century Station wagon lol. Crazy, Sweet Dreams and Walking After Midnight. I don't think anybody has covered this song, but a lot of ppl sang this song on singing shows like American Idol, The Voice etc etc

My dad took us and ran. After my mom found us shed secretly mail me patsy cassettes. It was so special to me because it was hope. I remember a judds tape too hahaha!

Foreal same here except it was cleaning the house

just "music" period

Whitney was called the voice for a reason. I have to say though patsy is the chris stapelton of women country singers

Emmylou just edges her out

Patsy Cline is like the Aretha Franklin of country music. If only she had more time.

Her voice is singular and unmistakable. Her tone is so rich

Which is typical of many country music singers . Especially old country

@@karenpowell6063 this song IS a voice lesson :)

Willie Nelson let her take that song cause he loved the way she song it.😍

@@kaylamarie2464 Much like Chris Stapleton, Willie Nelson made a living as a songwriter before he broke out on his own.

Willlie Nelson has his own version if this song too. Lyrics are good either way Side note she's singing slower because that's how slow the guitar was being played by the Red Headed Stranger when he wrote the song for himself to sing

Willie also did a great version but I think even he would say she sang it better

@@andrewmetz8162 In no way am I critiquing either one of them because they are both legends in my book but I think that unless Chris Christopherson was singing it just about anybody would've made it sound better than Willie. To be fair I wouldn't want to hear anybody cover "You were always on my mind" because it's such a classic by Willie Nelson.

You can definitely hear the pain in her voice

Its a bit of a yodle

I sill choke up when I listen to her. She sang from the place of her heartache, it showed.

She suffered serious physical abuse from her husband. I always figure she got that extra ache in her tone from her experience. Even the words to this song: I am crazy for loving you...she truly was sad in life, so it came through.

It's called a voice fry, when there's almost no air left for your vocal cords. She's definitely one of the greatest.

Yes, yes, yes.... I Fall To Pieces beautiful song and to me is up there with Crazy 👍

Also she's got you if you want to see control

Back in babys arms always gets me. Many great Patsy tunes.

up vote this

I was just about to request that song too! My favorite Patsy song!

Karen Carpenter.

Whitney Houston

karen carpenter is the patsy cline of pop romance and love songs as is patsy cline the karen carpenter of country music romance and love songs! they broke the mold with both of them... voices and THE WAY they used their voices never ever to be heard again..

@@tomschmitz5745 There are a few female singers that can sing, but it's not just about being able to sing. That's when things like vocal quality, control, diction, timing, and other nuances come into play. And those things are usually in born. Styles also come into play. Aretha was pure soul, Karen Carpenter was pure pop/crooner, Patsy was a soulful country. These women all had that "something extra" that other great singers don't even have, thats what sets them apart from the crowd. And they were able to very effectively cross over into other styles as well. I don't know about Aretha, she pretty much stuck to soul, and R&B.

@@Mr.56Goldtop well said, it wasn't just the SOUND of their voices, but how they used it.. diction, (personally i've never heard any singer male or female have better diction and enunciation then karen carpenter) , phrasing, control, the ability to tell the story of the song (which most singers nowadays are utterly clueless about as they sing every song no matter what the song is about the same way and then when they are quote "really getting into it" the only thing they know how to do is sing LOUDER! sadly, so many in the public now think and i think it's because of the horrible american idol and other shows to blame, that the LOUDER you sing, automatically the better singer you are which is so far from the truth!), nuance and so on as you made mention. karen carpenter WAS the ultimate female "crooner" (a term that i think most don't even know what it means or have heard of nowadays! sad)..

I was thinking Roy Orbison myself. Always loved Roy, and I grew up on hair bands.

Excellent choice.

Absolutely!! I have asked for this twice already.

Asked for it so many times!

I love that song

Chris Stapleton and Dwight Yoakam covered this and it was awesome

No one gonna talk about the fact that this was uploaded recently and this comment is 3weeks back.....is this a repost

Ceelle2 he still sings behind the beat.

Loretta Lynn, I love her spunk... She went through so much, from such a young age. And still kept herself together...

Coal Miner’s Daughter Sissy Spacek killed it!

@@marthacoombs4050 I think she won an academy award for her role?

SDMFAnthony The Elvis version is better. But those lyrics. Damn. So great.

Nawwwww. You gonna do Willie, you gotta do a song written by Willie. Willie's own version of Crazy would be a good choice. He didn't have the vocal instrument that Patsy did (who did?), but his phrasing is incredible. Good job, guys, as always.

Yes, definitely Sweet Dreams. I'd also like to see them react to some Tammy Wynette.

Sweet Dreams just a whole different level

YOU ARE A BEAUTIFUL WOMEN 😇 😇

She is the angel that floats above everything and everyone. No one can ever touch her.

And “She’s Got You”

Sweet Dreams bu Patsry

My dad would always sing Marty Robbins on road trips when I was a kid and we would hit the spots where there was no radio signal. Good memories

El Paso please. Thank you.

El Paso!

El Paso!

if you do a reaction to "el paso" you might as well do "el paso city" because of the continuation of the story!

BJ Stockstill I wrote my comment and then scrolled through comments and read this. I said the same thing. Great minds think alike.

if I'm not mistaken they already reacted to blue.

That is completely false. Blue was not written for Patsy, and supposedly wasn't even inspired by her.

@@twrecks9119 Bill Mack's friend Roy Drusky suggested he pitch "Blue" to Patsy Cline in an effort to make the song a hit, so Mack gave a tape to Cline's husband Charlie Dick, but Cline died in a plane crash in 1963 before she could record it. The song became a multi-platinum hit for LeAnn Rimes, in 1996.

Donald Ulrich ~ True! Bill Mack DEFINITELY wrote “Blue.” Bill was a Dallas disc jockey at WBAP for many many years!

1. Go Cats! 2. If they do travis tritt again I hope they do I'm Gonna Be Somebody or Modern Day Bonnie &Clyde. Also I would for them to do Earle by the Dixie Chicks 😂

Great song! Hear this in every karokee bar

I know all of those songs. I love each and every one, great choices.

One of these is not like the others lol

Family Tradition definitely

Blue Eyes Cryin' in the Rain!

They're lost in Vegas, but they could be... on the road again.

I’d love either Always on my mind for a slower song, or Mamas, don’t let your babies grow up to be cowboys. It’s a duet with Waylon Jennings.

@@0okamino I see what you did there...

Blue eyes crying in the rain

Last Thing I Needed First Thing This Morning is incredible as well. It’s not Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain, but it’s perhaps one of the most “country” country songs he’s ever written.

I'd have to agree with Blue Eyes Cryin' in the Rain and throw in a Whiskey River for a change of pace.

Please play Seven Spanish Angels with Willie Nelson and Ray Charles it was my Daddy's favorite song

@@Capeluke Your dad was a wise man. It's a great song.

There's others?

Yes, they actually review the songs as opposed to just listening to the track. I know some people get annoyed when they pause but if you want to hear the whole track, uninterrupted...go to the Pasty Cline KZfaq channel...just saying...

Gunnar Rounsaville agreed

@@slimblu1 I meant "There's other review channels?" A sarcastic answer to Gunnar Rounsaville 's response of "Favorite review channel hands down."

I chose that song to be played at my Dad's funeral back in September so this song will always hold a special place in my heart. I feel Vince is one of the greatest songwriters ever.

Diving into the Vince Gill songbook is a great idea. One More Last Chance, Liza Jane, Go Rest High on that Mountain, I Still Believe in You, etc, etc, etc.

Tear jerker!!!

Beautiful harmonies with Patty Loveless and Ricky Skaggs.

Great tune

😂😂😂

🤣

He's actually a time traveler.

Hes not a time traveler, hes just preserved in thc resin😂🤣

😂😂

I love "Back of Your Hand". Great choice.

Stuart Alexander what a great way to express how she sang this song.

That's what I've always thought too.

And after that, Uneasy Rider by Charlie Daniel's Band. It's the hippie-est condemnation of Southern bigotry by a country group ever, I think. It's hilarious.

Lisa Gilliam these guys could review tunes 24x7 and never get all of the tunes requested by their viewers.

Agree. His voice is amazing on that song.

I haven't seen any of the reviewers listen to Roy Orbison. One of the greats.

Sturgill Simpson also does a nice version of Crying.

Oh, yes! Great choice!

Yes!! Definitely Roy Orbison. One of my favorites is Running Scared. The other: It's Over

Love Connie

THIS!!!

Oh, you're so right! Mama Cass was phenomenal, even better solo than when she was part of the Mamas and the Papas (except when she sings the lead in "Words of Love"--amazing!). "Dream a Little Dream" is probably one of my favorite of her songs, but I also find "Make Your Own Kind of Music" pretty great.

@@oregonchick76 It makes me sad she's being forgotten, but most of her work was in singing groups, and maybe lost some glitter when she became a TV celebrity. But Mama Cass could sing the phone book to me. :)

Your mother has good taste

Actually he didn't. He wrote it, but she recorded it first. It's the song that really launched his career as a songwriter.

PATSY SANG IT FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!

Kevin Mayfield I think his first really big hit was "Hello Walls" sung by Faron Young.

@@BlackSmokeDMax you're right. They came out the same year, but "Hello Walls" was in March. My mistake.

@@GasserGlass Willie Nelson wrote it and of course recorded it FIRST! I have a copy of his original demo and he sounds fantastic !

This song kills me. It makes the shaky cadence of Willie's voice actually make sense in a truly beautiful way.

My favorite.

YES!!! Definitely need to review some Steve Earle! Good call!

Definitely Copperhead Road. It's on my playlist.

Copperhead Road is a must - for a lesser known gem, I'd recommend Taneytown or Rich Man's War.

Hell yeah! 🥃🆙 Earle is another all too often forgotten LEGEND!!🍻

Copperhead Road, as an added bonus, has damn interesting lyrics. * wink win nod nod *

Cool Water.

God, I loved him!

YES!!!

El Paso is such a great song.

Yes! More Patsy

That's a good one too!

I fall to pieces! Her voice in that song is incredible!

Ikr! My fave

She had a wonderful voice. I would like for the guys to react to "I Fall To Pieces" with Patsy and Jim Reeves together.

I don't remember Leann Rymes doing Crazy. She did Blue when she was 12, which reminds me of Crazy. She is extremely talented as well.

Leanness did Blue

Leanne

@@AG-mt3xs ....she did do Crazy

I was just about to post this.

Or Early Morning Rain

one of my ALL TIME favorites. I have it on every device I play music on. #onmyplaylist.

@@gaylenetool2241 Me too, been my favorite song for over 30 years, i never tire of it.

Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald.

Hotel California YESSSSS!!

Hi from Colorado. Glenn, these are 2 of my favorites also.

The eagles are notorious blockers of their videos...

@@lcozzarelli why, why do they do that? These videos only widen their fan base.

Love it .

Time in a bottle love it

jmmass3264 one of my favorite songs!

My favorite Patsy song.

That's my favorite Patsy C. song too. I'm not big into country music generally speaking. Only a handful of country artists that I enjoy. •Dolly Pardon •Kenny Rogers •Patsy Cline •Loretta Lynn •Chris Stapleton •Charlie Pride •Wynonna Judd •Eddie Rabbit (although some don't consider him country). But Patsy just pulls you in with her vocals...

@@Deborahtunes I'm not much into country music either but your list is dead on!!! Add Tammy Wynette & the Kendall's are we are definitely on the same page!!! Coat of Many Colors is one of my all time fav's🥰 Good music has no genre for me💕

@@atheistinalabama4206 ~ 👍🎶 I grew up hearing all kinds of music, because my mother and older siblings had many different tastes... My mother was definitely a rock & roll chick, preferring the harder edge stuff, such as AC/DC... And southern rockers, Molly Hatchet, Blackfoot, etc... My oldest sister liked country music, as Tammy Wynett, Loretta Lynn, Elvis Presley, and The Osmonds... My other older sister liked funk and dance music, such as The Commodores, Ohio Players, and Parliament, and whatnot. I learned to appreciate all of it. Being the biggest music lover in my family, I've added a few of my own favorites like Styx, Fleetwood Mac, Bad Company, plus a few others. I still have my vinyl, cassettes, and 8-tracks. My biggest enjoyment has always been coming home from a bad day at school or work, and listening to music to smooth out the edges. Blessings to you...🎶🦋🎼

hakumawolf probably the best Ray Stevens song they could react to

The Streak

Bobbie Robinson One would have to know about the streaking fad. It was funnier if you lived through it.

It's Me Again Margaret

Yes!!!!!

Linda Bell I know right? He was amazing and left us with such great music. Such a tragedy. Little Wing would be awesome too. Taking a Hendrix classic and making it his own.

They need to be sure and actually watch him playing the guitar!. That's part of the fun. Wow...Stevie could play!! I love his voice, too!

They did SRV awhile back and it was blocked.

bdcollar Really? I only started watching them over the past few months. That really sucks.

@@bdcollar ...I`ve seen about 4 other people doing reactions to SRV...wonder why it wasn't blocked for them?

Victoria G they did The Night the Lights went out in Georgia incase you missed it

They should do Bobbie Gentry Fancy