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Heavenly sound from the Grand Ole Opry III – Patsy Cline
Black day came on March 5, 1963. She returned from benefit show, which was at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall, Kansas City, Kansas. Her last song in this show was I’ll Sail My Ship Alone. It’s irony of destiny, … Continue reading
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Heavenly sound from the Grand Ole Opry II – Patsy Cline
In Decca Records Patsy started to cooperate with famous director Owen Bradley, who was responsible for success also other country singers – Loretta Lynn and Brenda Lee. The most successful record in Decca was ballad I Fall To Pieces. The … Continue reading
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Heavenly sound from the Grand Ole Opry I – Patsy Cline
She was famous but also maximum schlemiel. I’d like to introduce Patsy Cline, American country music singer, She was born in September 8, 1932, in Winchester in state Virginia as Virginia Patterson Hensley. Her career started very early. As 4 … Continue reading
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Loretta Lynn – part III
Coal Miner’s Daughter Don’t Come Home A Drinkin’ Take me Home, Country Roads Honky Tonk Girl, LIVE
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Loretta Lynn – part II
Discography: Solo studio Album1963 Loreta Lynn Sings1964 Before I’m Over You1965 Songs from My Heart1965 Blue Kentucky Girl1966 I like’em Country1966 You Ain’t Woman Enough1967 Don’t Come a Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Your Mind)1967 Singin’ With Feelin’1968 Fisrt City1969 Your … Continue reading
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Loretta Lynn – part I
Few day ago I watch one movie about life of famous country singer, Loretta Lynn. The name of that was Coal Miner’s Daughter. She was born in small village Butcher Hollow in Kentucky, April 14, 1934 to family of coal … Continue reading
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