Patsy Cline

...for what promises to be a high-energy, surprise-filled live show; tour reviews report she covers Kings of Leon, White Stripes, Patsy Cline and more. If you haven't been tracking Clarkson's every move since she beat out Justin Guarini...

In this article: Kelly Clarkson, Seattle, American Idol, Idol, My December, Katy Perry, Grammys, Justin Guarini, and Reba McEntire

...lyrics to that track are still, well, a little Dr. Stalky. We were kind of hoping for a Suzy song number (Patsy Cline's "Crazy," perhaps), but alas, she only gets to rock Extreme's "More than Words" on her way to imminent death. At Kurt's...

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...slips for all the songs on the jukebox are still in Landi's handwriting, Etheredge says, and the newest hit is "Crazy" by Patsy Cline, which came out in 1961. Tosca Cafe is not the kind of cafe that serves food, although the layout is...

In this article: Sean Penn, Pancho Barnes, Philip Kaufman, Mel Brooks, Bali, and San Francisco

...Country music fans who know their history might easily recall the name of Harold "Hawkshaw" Hawkins as one of the people killed with Patsy Cline, Cowboy Copas and the pilot in a March 5, 1963, plane crash. Yet while Cline's name lives on,...

In this article: Hawkshaw Hawkins, West Virginia, Jean Shepard, Charleston, Huntington, Chicken, and Cowboy Copas

...Minor Threat -- "Complete Discography," Bob Dylan and the Band -- "The Basement Tapes," N.W.A. -- "Straight Outta Compton," Patsy Cline -- "Sentimentally Yours," Trouble Funk -- "Drop the Bomb," Led Zeppelin -- "Houses of the Holy," Minnie...

In this article: Pixies, Frank Black, Tortoise, Trouble Funk, The Beatles, Complete Discography, Minor Threat, Talking Heads, and Minnie Riperton

String sections replaced fiddle and pedal-steel guitar in the so-called countrypolitan sound of the 1960s (Eddy Arnold, Patsy Cline, Glen Campbell), and the country-rock of The Eagles became the twang-free Nashville sound of the '90s and...

In this article: Carrie Underwood, Taylor Swift, Garth Brooks, Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney, American Idol, Nashville sound, Love Story, Billboard, and MTV Video Music Award

It's much better when you hear it from him." On the "bluesy" tip, she continued with Patsy Cline's "Walkin' After Midnight," for which she was accompanied by two guitarists and a trumpet player. She stripped most of the country out...

In this article: Kelly Clarkson, The Black Keys, Phoenix, Dan Auerbach, Alanis Morissette, American Idol, Already Gone, Behind These Hazel Eyes, and Because of You

...prominence. Circa 1943-44: The emergence of Ernest Tubb and his newly-electrified honky-tonk brand of music. Circa 1961-62: Patsy Cline and the country pop sound take over country music. Circa 1970-71: Songs become the star and trump...

In this article: Taylor Swift, Garth Brooks, Shania Twain, Big Bang, Western swing, Kiss an Angel Good Morning, Help Me Make It Through the Night, and Coward of the County

...presumably directed at her label, RCA, came after the bluesy sway of her impressive covers of The Black Keys' "Lies" and Patsy Cline's "Walkin' After Midnight," and likely means the girl next door may not have resolved the disputes that...

In this article: Kelly Clarkson, RCA, My December, Miss Independent, Walkin' After Midnight, Since U Been Gone, Venom, The White Stripes, and American Idol

...band, Simon was joined by a group of session musicians from Nashville who had played with everyone from Dylan and Elvis Presley to Patsy Cline and Aretha Franklin. Other guest musicians include childhood friend Sean Lennon, drummer...

In this article: Harper Simon, Paul Simon, Blonde on Blonde, Bob Dylan, Edie Brickell, Highway 61 Revisited, Berklee College of Music, Quincy Jones, and Sean Lennon