American vocalist Patsy Cline has become popular thanks to her amazing hits all over the country. His first television series was released in 1955 on the Grand Ole Opry channel.
A guest of ‘Little Jimmy Dickens’ approaches guitarist Ernest Tubb and asks who he is sitting next to. Ernest says: She’s a recording artist from Coraline, and her name is Patsy Klein. Ernest brags to Patsy and asks her to be sure to present her voice to the public.
She sat down on a grass bench next to Ernest and began singing “Church, Courtroom, and then goodbye” to the accompaniment of the orchestra. “The first scene was the church, then the altar, where we proposed to each other, we cried tears of joy and excitement. Our friends always wished us luck when we left the church side by side.
Then he started singing about the courtroom while looking at the camera.
“The next scene was in a crowded hall, and like strangers, we were sitting next to each other. Then I heard how the judge made a decision, and we are no longer husband and wife,” Patsy said.
He walked over to Jimmy and put his hand under his arm as he sat down in the rocking chair. He looks upset when he told her about it.Ernest, Jimmy and the crowd gave Pats a standing ovation when he finished, and he smiled in appreciation.
Patsy Cline’s first recording in 1955 was a song she performed at the Grand Ole Opry. His future included such big hits as “I’m Falling Into the Electors” and “Madness”. Unfortunately, Patsy’s career was cut short when she died in a plane crash in 1963.
Patsy has left her mark on the history of American music with her incredible country voice and rather emotional delivery. She is considered an icon among female vocalists, and her Greatest Hits album has sold over ten million copies decades after her death. Patsy Cline remains an amazing source of inspiration for singers almost all over the world.