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British guitarist analyses Patsy Cline's 'Crazy' Vocal cords and expression!

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Tonight we're going back to 1961 to take a look at Patsy Cline performing 'Crazy'!
Original video - Patsy Cline - Crazy (1961)

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20 Comments

@mustwereallydothis 6 years ago

Can we just pause for a brief moment to admire this man's smile?

@markrebeccajennings3325 6 years ago

The fiddle player in the band is my uncle, the great Grover “Shorty” Lavender.

@billsmith513 5 years ago

Willy Nelson wrote this song, but always said it was Patsy's song. Covered many times, never equaled.

@Antaios632 2 years ago

I know this was 4 years ago, but I'm here listening in 2024 and loving it! ❤️

@yybarra79 5 years ago

Patsy Cline’s voice was and still is untouchable! There’s never been another Patsy Cline. She just had a voice that captured you.

@wenedsday 6 years ago

I love singers like Patsy who can enunciate so clearly without losing any musicality.... you never lose a single word.

@bcaye 6 years ago

"A cry in her voice" is the most perfect description of Patsy I ever heard.

@jdhalvo 6 years ago

Willie Nelson doesn't get enough credit for writing this perfect song.

@SchoeneTante 5 years ago

That "flip" is called having a tear in your voice in country music. A highly prized quality.

@charlesbeall2589 4 years ago

Fil's deep admiration and respect is so apparent when he reviews artists. He's first class and appreciated by us all.

@loladanela5109 6 years ago

The stillness of her body compared to body movement today is noted. The energy goes into the song. Rosemary Clooney was the same.

@twikid4134 6 years ago

When seeing performers from back then, you notice they never had to strain to get their voice out.

@smitty7592 6 years ago

Talk about Janis, Adele, Winehouse, or others all you want. She was “it” and had “it” first. Gone too soon RIP.

@katehobbs2008 5 years ago

I love the way that Fil so lovingly enjoys and appreciates the performers, across such a range of eras and genres. 🇦🇺

@tomtutt8458 6 years ago

Phil the look on your face resembles a child on Christmas morning.

@G-Wag 6 years ago

Patsy had one of those voices, you immediately know it’s her. She had such control, and beautiful tone. Thanks for posting this one ..

@redwoods7370 6 years ago (edited)

The set of Texas long horns and rifle over the fireplace could not be more quintessentially American. Patsy Cline is a national treasure. No voice like hers. Thank you Fil.