Patsy Cline Crazy Full Documentary

1 Patsy Cline Early Years songs
2 I Love You Honey (3:26)
3 Music Full Time (4:55)
4 Turn The Cards Slowly (5:36)
5 A Church, a Courtroom, and Then Goodbye (7:48)
6 I've Loved and Lost Again (9:51)
7 Walkin' After Midnight (15:00)
8 Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray (19:34)
9 Come On In (and Make Yourself at Home) (22:16)
10 Gotta Lot of Rhythm in My Soul (24:58)
11 I Fall To Pieces (29:23)
12 Car Accident (31:50)
13 Crazy (33:24)
14 You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It) (36:45)
15 Death of Patsy Cline (38:28)
16 Sweet Dreams (40:44)
17 Country Music Hall of Fame (43:08)
18 Always...Patsy Cline (46:13)
19 End Credits (50:22)

The definitive country music documentary and rare Patsy Cline greatest hits performances DVD feature exclusive interviews with her contemporaries and with artists who have been influenced by her: Reba McEntire, LeAnn Rimes, Kacey Musgraves, Wanda Jackson, Beverly D’Angelo, Terri Clark, Callie Khouri, Rick Warwick of Thin Lizzy, Eddie Arnold, Willie Nelson, Roy Clark, Mickey Guyton, Carl Perkins, and Dottie West. Other Patsy Cline songs on the DVD include Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home, Down by the Riverside, How Can I Face Tomorrow, and She's Got You.

More personalities interviewed are Eddie Stubbs - WSM Grand Ole Opry Announcer, Judysue Huyett-Kempf - Patsy Cline Historic House, Peter Cooper - Historian Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum, Brenda Colladay - Country Music Historian/Curator, Beverly Keel - Professor/Journalist, Jim McCoy - WINC Disc Jockey, Julie Fudge - Patsy Cline's daughter, Charlie Dick - Husband, Alan Stoker - Curator, Owen Bradley - Producer Decca Records, Melvin Dick - Charlie Dick's brother, Ted Swindley - Creator of Stage Play "Always Patsy Cline", Ray Walker of The Jordanaires Background Singers, Harold Bradley - Patsy Cline's session bass player, Bill Anderson - Opry Member, Harlan Howard - Songwriter, Hank Cochran - Songwriter, Jewly Hight - Journalist/Author, Troy Tomlinson - Sony ATV Nashville President, and Mandy Barnett - Actress played Patsy in "Always".

"When Patsy Cline Was Crazy" DVD preview: Patsy Cline (1932 – 1963) — the soulful voice of Patsy Cline songs “Crazy,” “I Fall to Pieces,” “Walkin’ After Midnight,” and more — defined modern country music by using her singular talent and heart‐wrenching emotional depth to break down barriers of gender, class, and genre. She boldly bucked female conventions of the 1950s with her fashion sense, her decision to divorce, her support of female artists, and her ambition to get the same headliner billing and radio airplay as her Nashville peers, particularly after breaking free of an inequitable record contract that earned her half the industry standard.

During her brief lifetime – she died in a plane crash in 1963 at age 30 – she overcame poverty, a bad marriage, a devastating car accident, and significant professional obstacles, transforming adversity into music that has survived generations and continues to inspire today’s artists, from Reba McEntire to LeAnn Rimes.

When Patsy Cline Was... Crazy (American Masters Documentary) features Patsy Cline, Reba McEntire, LeAnn Rimes, Kacey Musgraves, Wanda Jackson, Beverly D'Angelo and is narrated by Rosanne Cash. The film examines Cline’s impact on American culture, revealing how, when country music lost much of its core audience due to the onslaught of rock ‘n’ roll, the best of Patsy Cline, with Decca Records producer Owen Bradley, revolutionized the genre by infusing it with pop and rock to create the Nashville Sound.

“Patsy Cline is to country music what Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday are to jazz, or what Aretha Franklin is to Soul,” Khouri says in the film.

Beverly D’Angelo, who was an aspiring singer when she was cast as Cline in Coal Miner’s Daughter, says, “Patsy Cline had the most profound effect on my life of anybody I never met."

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