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Patsy Cline Pictures
Artist:
Patsy Cline
Origin:
United States, Winchester - VirginiaUnited States
Born date:
September 8, 1932
Death date:
March 5, 1963
Patsy Cline Album: «20th Century Masters: Classic Patsy Cline (Millennium Collection)»
Patsy Cline Album: «20th Century Masters: Classic Patsy Cline (Millennium Collection)» (Front side)
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  • Title:20th Century Masters: Classic Patsy Cline (Millennium Collection)
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Track listing
Review - Product Description
A dozen tracks from the first female superstar of country! Here are some hits and some slightly lesser known singles: Always; Have You Ever Been Lonely (Have You Ever Been Blue); Crazy Arms; I Love You So Much It Hurts; Half As Much; When You Need a Laugh; Your Cheatin' Heart and Heartaches , and more.
Review - Amazon.com
Perhaps more than any singer this side of Elvis, Patsy Cline's legacy has been hashed over time and again by numerous posthumous recordings, most of which are of marginal quality and seldom tell the story properly. This set contains some fine material from the latter part of Cline's career--gorgeous readings of Irving Berlin's "Always" and Hank Williams's "Your Cheatin' Heart" show her aptitude for making standards of both pop and country her own--but it misses the mark by including none of her biggest hits from the era, such as "Crazy," "I Fall to Pieces," and "Sweet Dreams." This collection wins points for truth in advertising--its title reads "Classic," not "Best of"--but approach this one only after you have something more representative of Cline's career--12 Greatest Hits, for example--already in hand. --Daniel Durchholz
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
- Don't Overlook This Gem

While the title of this album is "Classic Patsy Cline," it could just as easily have been titled "Greatest Hits, Vol. 2." This release complements "12 Greatest Hits," by including the remainder of Patsy's charted classics which "12 Greatest Hits" omitted: "When I Get Through With You" (#10, 1962), "Imagine That" (#21, 1962), "Heartaches" (#73, 1962), "When You Need A Laugh" (#47, 1963) and "He Called Me Baby" (#23, 1964). It also includes Patsy's 1961 remake of her 1957 #14 Hit, "A Poor Man's Roses." An additional highlight of this set is Patsy's treatment of Irving Berlin's "Always," a true American masterpiece. The sound quality of this CD is exceptional, and the inserts include a couple of rare pictures from her original album cover photo sessions. If "12 Greatest Hits" whet your appetite for the music of Patsy Cline, don't overlook this gem.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Top quality disc

This disc whilst missing out on some of Patsy's biggest hits is no worse for that. Its a well thought out selection with the bonus of exceptional remastering. Anyone with more than one Patsy Cline disc in their collection will be know how variable the sound quality can be. This has to be the best I have heard her original recordings sound. A must for any Patsy Cline fan.

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- loved it Great to listen to.

I love listening to Patsy Cline. This is a terrific CD. What else can be said. The CD was shipped promptly and arrived without problem.