Never another voice like Patsys. Thank you for honoring her.

@mariatapanes8763

3 жыл бұрын

Ansolutely!!!

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

Hey luna ....its so true no voice like patsy ever she's the wonder to the world

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

@@mariatapanes8763 Hello 😊

@mariatapanes8763

3 жыл бұрын

@@oliverkrizzy3440 hello to you

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

@@mariatapanes8763 How are you and how's your day sure hope you honestly don't mind me dropping in to say hi hope its okay we get more acquainted if that's okay with you

it's funny that by our standards this is a very average middle-class home that you wouldn't look twice at, but to her it was a dream house. we think of legends as living in huge mansions, driving a fleet of cars, an army of servants at their beck and call, and surrounded by the best furnishings. it's great to see someone be humble.

Sweet Dreams was a great movie about Patsy Cline’s life. Jessica Lang did a wonderful job playing Patsy.

@Jacksonvilleplanespotting2

2 жыл бұрын

O my goodness, she did an amazing job. I was only like 8 when I saw it and I throughly enjoyed.

@liammize3765

2 жыл бұрын

That particular movie was panned by Patsy's family and friends. The movie was not factual. Her loved ones consider the movie trash.

@Dusk1962

Жыл бұрын

@@liammize3765 wrong

@liammize3765

Жыл бұрын

Dusk1962 You would be the one who's wrong. Her own mother and her husband both said they didn't like that movie and that it was not a truthful movie. It is on film of them making these statements.

@jameslomenzo1139

11 ай бұрын

Patsy's son hated that movie.

I remember when this happened, I was in the kitchen with my mother, who always listened to the radio, she told me they had just announced that Patsy Cline has been killed in an airplane crash. Our kitchen was silent for a long time that day, terribly sad for many of her fans and her family as well. We always listened to the Grand Ole Opry. It seems like these bright stars shine so bright in their own right, then their lights are extinguished so soon. All that died that night were so talented. To get your life just the way you wanted it, then pass away has always made me sad for them, especially Patsy, she had a hard poor life. Still makes me cry.

@brigittethomer5744

3 жыл бұрын

Ty for sharing ur story amen

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

@@brigittethomer5744 Yes Patsy is Indeed a blessing to our generation

@carolinejohnson1249

3 жыл бұрын

I remember that time also She was booked to preform in central Texas (near Fort Hood) My dad worked at the club (honky tonk

@carolinejohnson1249

3 жыл бұрын

I was a teenager and was going to be allow to go and see her... I was so hurt about her demise

@douglasgriffiths3534

3 жыл бұрын

I remember hearing it on the car radio. March 5th was my mom's birthday, and we were taking her out to dinner. She was 33 that day. I was 6 years and 3 months old. It was a bittersweet day. (Jan Griffiths).

most people would have read that "silence beyond this point" sign and just whispered or talked quietly, but i really really love that you had such respect to actually stay quiet even though there weren't any witnesses to know whether you were actually silent or not. respect is a big thing for me and my sister when we go to cemeteries. we always leave an offering (coins, food, little trinkets) at the last point (the grave/s closest to the enter/exit gates) and say thank you.

I adore Patsy Cline! I named the deer that visit my yard Patsy and Loretta after their wonderful friendship. Thank you Jordan for sharing. I always enjoy when you vlog anything Patsy!

I'm from Winchester,VA where Patsy is from and the bar I go to is where she used to play it was the Orchard Inn ...it's now the Rainbow Road it's in the movie Sweet Dreams...my whole family has went there back to my great grandmother it's a family tradition...

I remember my dad playing “Crazy” on his 8 track player when I was a kid. what a beautiful voice she had.

I know the gentleman she told to go home and see his wife and family instead of getting on that airplane. He drove all night to surprise his wife and got home not knowing what happened. He heard loud crying when he got out of the car and ran inside to ask what was going on. That is when he found out. His wife (Mary, God rest her soul) came unglued when she saw him. She was sure he was gone. Jim Haney is almost 100, wore the jacket he wore in her band to his Grandson's wedding last summer. As I understand it, it is the only one that survived, like him. The events of that day bother him to this very day. He is still a member of the Grand Ole Opry and had a career in music in the DC area, first person to put Loretta Lynn on TV, but got tired of seeing his friends die on tour in various road and airplane accidents/incidents and bailed. Spent the rest of his life playing locally and worked as a head of security at GEICO in DC and Macon, Ga. That's right GEICO folks in Macon, Ga, a lot of you who walked by Mr Haney had no idea he was musical royalty. Remember seeing/hearing him and Mr Gray (fine fiddle player) jamming at night when only the folks on the phone all night were there... He is not doing well now, could use your prayers come to think of it.

@JamesAllmond

3 жыл бұрын

1:25, thank you jordan, and you know what I mean.

@Isaiah-fh5fi

3 жыл бұрын

🙏🏻❤🙏🏻

@ilanarhian

3 жыл бұрын

JamesAllmond Definitely sending prayers out to him! What an amazing man he sounds like.

@yiminy4567

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for that story, James. Prayers going out for Jim Haney.

@jacquelinemorris7959

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing that fascinating story....sending prayers 🙏 🕯

Beautiful singer. So sad. I grew up listening to Patsy because my mum loves her. I’m so grateful too. Gave me an appreciation for her. Thanks Jordan.

Jordan this was great. We drove by the house a couple of years ago. We were in town to visit my dear friend Ray Walker of the Jordanaires who lives a few blocks away. As you know the Jordanaires backed Elvis for so many years. They were also the background singers on all of Patsy Cline's hits. He pointed us to her home. Ray said she was a wonderful person. She loved life and always had a smile on her face.

Loved Patsy Cline. As I approach my 70th birthday next month, I am still amazed that she has been a part of my life for so long. I was 13 when she lost her life. She influenced my own music style and I still feel sorrow over the loss of this great talent. You did a great job Jordan. Hope you will be able to stay at her dream home. Thank you so much. M. Belinda Davis

@rize4848

3 жыл бұрын

My mom is also turning 70 this year her love for Patsy Cline spilled over to me... such an Icon

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

Oh that's so awesome to hear wishing you birthday in Advance Margaret happy how patsy has greatly inspired you

@Bonniefr6678

2 жыл бұрын

My grandma is 82 and she is that kind that didn’t like a lot of singers but she told me when she heard Patsy Cline she liked her.

Wow, you are such a respectful decent man, Jordan. How many people who were alone would have honored the request for silence after a certain point. I remember Patsy Cline well and still sing along with her all the time. Thank you for showing this. It was very emotional to watch. Best wishes to you and Jah from Rhode Island.

I've always loved Patsy Cline......thank you for taking us to the plane crash site.....I played "Sweet Dreams" while watching...it just seem to fit. I hope you do get to go back and stay at her house. 💐💔

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah hope so too Joan , patsy is indeed a blessing to our Generation

My dad got me into Patsy Cline. She had such an amazing voice. Walking after Midnight is my favorite of hers. RIP Patsy Cline.

@thatgardeninggirl2864

3 жыл бұрын

My aunt got me into her music when i was 8 back in 1988

@melisa8256

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve loved Patsy Cline since I was about 10 so 37 years. My mom introduced me to her. My favorite is “She’s Got You”.

@countrydj2

3 жыл бұрын

Kandice Janusz My mom had a tape of Patsy Clines and I used to listen it all the time.

There is a lot of music history in TN. Glad you're covering some of it. Patsy was an iconic woman in Country music.

My grandmother is from Kentucky so i grew up with patsy,loretta, Johnny cash, and Ernest Tubb. Pasty was real, she never tried to hide who she was or where she came from! Great vlog Jordan!

@scottieburnett5606

3 жыл бұрын

christopher gilbert I also grew up listening to these artists.

@scottieburnett5606

3 жыл бұрын

Lloyd Bonafide Johnny Cash wasn’t a convicted felon. He never served time in a prison. He was guilty of misdemeanors which resulted in jail time. He held a concert in Folsom Prison.

@sunshineharper4845

3 жыл бұрын

@Lloyd Bonafide excuse me. Not sure I understand what you are saying. What was he convicted of? What did he go to jail for? Once it was for picking flowers, actually trespass on private property. Yes. He was arrested and stayed in jail on 7 occasions each time for only one night. So what do you know about Johnny Cash that I don't know?

@sunshineharper4845

3 жыл бұрын

@Lloyd Bonafide so you won't admit that you were wrong.

@sunshineharper4845

3 жыл бұрын

@Lloyd Bonafide Perhaps he could RIP if people like you would stop spreading lies about him.

Pasty died to young. She accomplished more than most people do in a lifetime. RIP!

@cindyrios8050

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah she was a real threat to upcoming singers

Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray and her covers of Blue Moon of Kentucky and Lovesick Blues are among my favorites. Sweet Dreams and Crazy are my all-time favorites.

Patsy has so many classic songs but my favorite has to be "Walking After Midnight". Gone but most certainly not forgotten. Her voice still echoes around the world.

@scottieburnett5606

3 жыл бұрын

Rômulo D. Sweet Dreams is mine.

@greyeaglem

3 жыл бұрын

@@scottieburnett5606 Mine too. I don't have a very broad vocal range, but Patsy sang mostly in the key of A, so I can do most of her songs. Sweet Dreams is a stretch for me, but I can do it. Love that song.

@scottieburnett5606

3 жыл бұрын

greyeaglem how wonderful that you sing her songs.

@beershits9340

3 жыл бұрын

I like poor man's Rose's cause I'm a poor man so it makes me feel like there's hope even when I know there is not lol

@toughtittypdiddy4634

3 жыл бұрын

Lovesick blues is my favorite

As usual, I'm impressed with the respect and kindness Jordan shows when dealing with a sad topic like this. I think we could all tell your feelings were genuine, and it's appreciated.

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah so true for Jordan having those genuine feelings ...Hey Linda

Thank you, Jordan for finally showing the crash site, and Miss Patsys beautiful home! I grew up on country music from a small child. I am now 56, and still appreciate the artists, and music of the era I grew up in. Thank you as well, for showing your respect when taking us with you.

I remember the day Patsy Cline died. My mom was a fan and she cried when she read the headlines in the Detroit Free Press.

I first discovered Patsy when I was 7 .I woke up one morning and heard the most beautiful voice and went down stairs and asked my Mother who it was and she said that's Patsy Cline and I was hooked. Mother had borrowed the records from a friend but I sneaked them upto my bedroom and played them and sang to them and I still have those records and im 59 and cherish them .I've cried my eyes out watching this , so sad but thank you for sharing this and hopefully I will visit this place and her dream house one day .❤

If you are ever in the DC area take time to visit. 50 miles West to Winchester,VA to visit Patsy Cline’s childhood home. Her gravesite is also nearby where Loretta Lynn donated a memorial in her honor.

I honestly have to say, I never knew this place existed. TY for the trip and tour! You’re the best!

@conservativehippie9736

3 жыл бұрын

Its not much yet worth it! Better than what was there before....its a beautiful wooded area ♥️

@ladymarylandjordan7263

3 жыл бұрын

I didn't know it was turned into a memorial that is great wish I had known while i was still able to go.

@amaya_otaku_pro4135

3 жыл бұрын

Same here buddy, now I know where my first trip gonna be after this covid stuff is hopefully over !! ✌️😷✌️ Stay safe out there brother !!

Some of those trees that are close to 2 ft. in diameter or more are the ones that were young trees when the plane went through there, the younger ones weren't even there at the time. My father-in-law was a Pasty Cline fan his two favorite songs were " Crazy" " I fall to Pieces "

Such a sad moment in time. RIP Patsy. Thanks for showing a moment that changed her life Jordan.

How beautiful that there is such reverence and peacefulness in a place of such an horrific event. ❤ I love that you are asked to be silent.... Thank you Jordan...this is a fantastic video. RIP Patsy ❤

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Annie

I visited the Country Music HOF back in 2013 and they had a Patsy Cline exhibit. On display was the clock from the plane that was frozen on the time of impact.

I am a huge fan of Patsy. She died the day of my baptism. Love the fiesty kind wonan and her very unique voice. I will hold this close to my heart

@FormerMPSGT

3 жыл бұрын

You were 8-10 years Old when she died?

@SueProv

3 жыл бұрын

8.

What a sad day this was for many. I't's important to remind everyone of how this Tribute trail is here for those who wish to visit and remember Patsy Cline, the her fellow passengers on this fated flight. I used to sing the song you ask for on stage.I'll do so to myself. Crazy.....Tears fill me with emotion.

@TuesdayLoew

3 жыл бұрын

Google the Crash..It says "Inexperienced Pilot" and The Weather Condition was terrible.. I've heard the same story for years...

This vlog was a wonderful experience for me. Though sad, I have to say the crash site now seems a place of peace and a gives a feeling of deep serenity. I would love to sit on a bench by the Memorial and think about Patsy and how much I’ve enjoyed her songs over the years. Very special vlog, Jordan!

@funnygirl3351

3 жыл бұрын

Beautifully said Anne.

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

That's so True Anne patsy was indeed an icon her voice was incomparable ....Hello Anne

So sad, but it's good that they have a memorial for her and those that passed away

Loved this Jordan, the song I played as you were walking in silence was "Walkin After Midnight". My Mom loved to sing that one. Thank you so much!

My Mother was a Friend of Patsy , they went to school together . Mom is 90 yrs old now moved from Rancho Mirage , Palm Springs to Arizona . Still looking good she speaks very fondly of Patsy . Its a very Sad Story . Thanks Jordan for Sharing!!!

@PsychedelicRabbit39

3 жыл бұрын

That’s amazing!! Do you have any stories from her?

@jamesanderson1415

3 жыл бұрын

@@PsychedelicRabbit39 Hi ! Im going to ask her again for anymore info and get back to you ! Basically I think it was Junior high school ? And they did hang Together , all I can say right now is Mom Said she had great sense of Humor ! But I will ask . Mom is 90 . But sharp and if theres more , I will let you know . Thanks for asking !!!

@PsychedelicRabbit39

3 жыл бұрын

No worries! Patsy is my idol and I love hearing stories about her. It makes me feel closer to her. Bless your Mom! 90 is just an age..not the mindset 😄

She was the greatest singer of all times I love her voice and crazy is my favorite song

That school you showed where Pasty had her accident where I graduated from in 1969.

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

Wow that's really amazing to know..sure hope you don't mind me saying Hi Elaine🌹

Thanks Jordan for making this vlog. She died one day after my wedding day which happened nine years later after her crash. I remember they included that sad moment in the Coal Miner’s Daughter movie starring Sissy Spacek. So many plane crashes involving famous people but their memories live on. ❤️🙏🏻

Outstanding, up til now I have only seen photos of the memorial rock, but you captured the whole mood and surrounding environment, wish I could do a multitude of likes 👍🏻.

Thanks 🎶 My sister was a teen fan of Patsy's, that through a fortunate turn of events, became a friend of hers. Something of a younger sister. They corresponded & met during shows in the region, Patsy sending an invite and stage passes until this unfortunate accident .. 💙

God bless your hard work. It's so comforting as a disabled person to see so much of these vlogs. Thanks so much for the Joyner info.

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

Hello sue

She was awesome! Thank you for sharing the place where she passed and her dream home. You are so right...it was so unfair that she left just as her life was going so wonderfully.

I've always loved her music... such a sad story...love that they show respect by having silence... I didn't know how bad the plane broke up... wow so sad... I think her and Loretta where friends... I think it was in the movie Coal Miners Daughter...When passing throw Nashville we stopped at the Grand Ole Opry they said that they will be closing in 30 mins so if we don't mind you can go in and go any wheres... I stood on the stage this was before they cut the floor out... I stood there and thought that this is where Patsy Cline stood ... felt so spooky...

Loretta and her where best friends. Loretta was pregant with her twins at the time. She named one of the twins patsy.

@walkingbyfaithnotbysight2291

3 жыл бұрын

Her Loretta and Dottie west hung out alot at Dottie's house,. That's where Patsy met Willie Nelson. Dottie west was always letting new and upcoming male musicians live with her and husband bill west. Charlie told me many stories. And the movie sweet dreams was not an accurate account of their life. Charlie never beat Patsy and wasn't in jail ever. Back in 2003 I was in Nashville visiting and I called Charlie to let him know I was in town Him and Patsy's daughter Julie came and met me at the long horn steakhouse on music row for lunch. I'll never forget that. Charlie and Patsy's daughter Julie are very nice and always talk to Patsy's fans. In the movie Patsy says she liked yellow roses but in real life Charlie told me she loved red roses. So when I visited the crash site, I bought red silk roses,. I placed them at the cross's in 2015 but noticed on Jordans vlog that they were moved to the big rock

@aladdin617

3 жыл бұрын

marianne jennisch actually Loretta was not pregnant with Peggy & Patsy when Patsy Cline died in March 5th 1963. Peggy and Patsy were not born until 14 months after on August 6th 1964. She was actually closer friends with Dottie West, True she and Loretta were friends, Patsy was showing her the ropes Loretta was new to the scene, and looked up to Patsy. But not best friends like the her movie depicts. Dottie had a heart of gold and taught the ropes to both Patsy and Loretta.

@jerryhayes2351

3 жыл бұрын

And the other was Peggy.

@AlanCofer

3 жыл бұрын

She didn't get preggers with the twins until early 1964..more than a year later.

@brigittethomer5744

3 жыл бұрын

Reallly thats so sweet. Loretta Lynn is still one a mazing singer and my favorit song was poor cole minners daughter

Such a huge loss. I always wondered about her children. Jordon thank you for sharing this vlog, RIP Patsy ❤❤❤

Thank you for showing us where Patsy, and her bandmates' final moments were. So very sad, especially since she was so young, but it is an oddly peaceful, and a very beautiful spot. She was one of the people who inspired me to be a singer. I will never forget her, as I'm sure most of the world will not, either. Love you Patsy... 💜💙💖💙💜

May they all Rest In Eternal Peace. What a voice she had.

Thank you, great video. It brought back many pleasant memories of my mother, who passed away in 2011, as Patsy was her favorite artist. Through her love of Patsy I was introduced to her music.

Curious Jordan what a strange eerie feeling you get being at that site. I never knew patsy's true story about her death I'd only heard of her car accident. I loved her sound that youd hear on any watering hole bar jukebox. Thank you for honoring her memory and cant wait to see her home. She's a treasure of country music history!

I am not a big country music fan but when I hear her sing it is mesmerizing. A beautiful voice and this was a great vlog to honor and remember her. She is timeless.

Such a touching vlog Jordan, such a sad story, when you look at the house Patsy had built, she must of so many dreams for her family that would be in that home, beautiful vlog, thankyou Jordan x

I love patsy cline. Patsy and i share the same birthday 9-8. Only i was born in 1962. I havnt heard a voice as beautiful as hers my oppinion really love her music. This is a great vlogg by the way but sad. What a story. Enjoyed watching and learning. God Bless you. 🌺🌿🐦🌺🌿🐦🌺🌿🐦❤

I absolutely loved this video Jordan! It brought back so many fond memories of time spent with my granny. She is who introduced me to Patsy's music & her story. We spent hours listening to Patsy's records on Granny's old console stereo. I have been a lifelong fan. Thank you for this video Jordan, it holds very sentimental meaning to me.

Patsy Cline❤️❤️❤️enjoyed this!!- always grateful for your unique travels. I had no Idea her, and her banned left this earth that way... one of my biggest fears....so sad 😢❤️

You should go to Loretta Lynn's Ranch and museum... its great. She has a great connection to Patsy. I've been there.

@scottieburnett5606

3 жыл бұрын

Mister Blinkies I would love to go!

@texasgina

3 жыл бұрын

Well he said he’s not too familiar with Loretta Lynn but those of us who were born probably pre-1980s are more familiar with her. I was born in the 60s and I was so excited when her movie came out with Sissy Spacek I watched that thing 1 million times I even have the VHS tape still in my room. Her story is pretty crazy some of the movie showed some incorrect information though because Loretta Lynn did state that she was cleaning her house when she found out that Patsy had died she wasn’t In bed with her husband as the movie showed.

@texasgina

3 жыл бұрын

Also there are several videos on KZread talking about how her plantation is haunted

@scottieburnett5606

3 жыл бұрын

Texas Gina Coal Miner’s Daughter has to be one of the best biographies on film ever. When I was 11, my parents purchased me the “You Ain’t Woman Enough” album in the Ernest Tubb Record Shop. I knew most of the lyrics to several of the songs.

@applevalleyhillbillygarden1093

3 жыл бұрын

@@carolynkingsley4421 she dosn't live in the mansion anymore. She has a smaller house on property now.

I love Patsy Cline’s music! Thank you so much for showing this vlog, even though it was very sad. She really does make a huge impact on country music!

Such a sad loss. Thank you for bringing us out and letting us see the crash site. I hope she rests in peace.

I didn't know those graphic details. Aviation accidents are so morbidly graphic. God bless all those in the crash. Patsy, before my time but you still rule. Your voice has reached immortality.

Sad but lovely tribute to Patsy Cline. Though her career was short, she is remembered all these years later and most people know her songs.

Thank you so much for this vlog!! I was ten years old when Patsy died, but I remember it was deeply troubling. I had never really heard how horrific was the crash. Thanks for sharing this insight into one of the world's great voices.

If you haven't seen Coal Miner's Daughter .. Loretta Lynn and Patsy we're good friends . Loretta is so down-to-earth you could probably get a interview with her. Good vlog Jordan. I had tears in my eyes . Loss of a National treasure RIP Patsy Cline.😔

@drpastry

3 жыл бұрын

Loretta is hard to even get close to now as she has gotten older and has dealt with many health problems.Her twin girls,Peggy and Patsy ,are VERY protective of their mom and rightfully so. At one of Loretta's concerts (North Georgia Fair) about 10 years ago,i had brought with me her anthology cd box set and though the merchandiser was selling them,i had already purchased mine from the fan club. Anyway,after the show,i walked around to the side of the stage and just stood quietly and could see her bus was parked right behind the stage and knew that she had entered the bus after walking off stage at the end. After about 15-20 minutes of standing there,i was about to give up and leave. But this,i knew,would be my last chance to get the cd collection set signed and after about 3 or 4 more minutes,here comes Peggy and walked right up to me as i was the only one standing there and said,"honey,mom ain't coming back out to sign autographs but i have been watching you from inside the bus and you have been so quiet and patient. What can i get her to sign for you?" I gave her the booklet that held the cd collection and she took it inside the bus and Loretta opened the curtain and waved at me and blew me a kiss. Peggy came back out with the cd collection signed by her mom as well as Loretta's new cd (the one where she is standing on railroad tracks and is a cd full of duets with other female artists).

@sda9995

3 жыл бұрын

Loretta & Patsy bestfriend!! Patsy helped Lorttta get to the top with her music!!

@emmabauer1906

3 жыл бұрын

@@drpastry that is such a great story.

@donnarupert4926

3 жыл бұрын

Ron Middleton....That’s awesome 👏🏽 Ron!! Great for you🙋🏽‍♀️💕

@susanwhaley2483

3 жыл бұрын

Coal Miner's Daughter, good movie...

According to 'Coal Miners Daughter' Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline were great friends. When Loretta got pregnant the first time, Patsy gave her a big box of materity clothes. The story is so sad. Thank you Jordan for taking us to the memorial. I never knew thw whole story so thank you for that. Take care.

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

The story is deeply sad ,just hope we always have them at heart Maggie...How are you ?

Thanks so much for doing this. I'm 44 years old, but Patsy Cline's songs, her voice, that beautiful voice. Just imagine all the great music she could have given us had her life not been taken so soon. Thanks again. Enjoyed the video.

I appreciate how totally respectful you are in telling this story. Thank you for sharing this in such an eloquent way.

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Alex

This was a sad journey, but Jordan honored a lady who, many say, was one of the greatest localist of the 20th century. I live really close to Patsy’s home. Would love to stay there one day.

Patsy and Loretta are COUNTRY MUSIC ROYALTY !! 2 QUEENS IN MY BOOK !! ✌️🇺🇸💚🇺🇸✌️

RIP to all who died there. You are not forgotten, you live on through your music.

I was born the day of Patsy’s last concert, Sunday, March 3, 1963. I went to Nashville in 2015 and purchased a Hatch Show Print of her induction as the First Woman Inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. I had it laminated and it hangs in my home office. I definitely feel connection with her. I certainly have read about the plane crash, but your vlog of the crash site really touched my heart. RIP Patsy. Just on another side note; have you ever thought of doing a vlog on Jeff Porcaro? I would be interested in the different sound studios where he worked, his homes, his final resting place. I live in Canada and have never been to LA, but always enjoy your vlogs from there.

My grandmother is buried close to Patsy in the memorial park in Winchester Va.

@tinamahonvavalleygirl3778

3 жыл бұрын

My Grandparents are buried there too.

Dude... thank you so much for including this vlog in your TN tour. When I asked you in Pigeon Forge if you had stopped in Camden.. and you replied Yes... i was 10 shades of excited to see your take on her memorial. I spent a couple of years in Nashville after college and planned several times to visit the crashsite but unfortunately never got the opportunity because of work obligations. Couple of interesting facts I've discovered over the years; her manager Randy Hughes that was piloting the plane was in a hurry to get back to Nashville and had been keeping an eye on the weather ahead of them at every landing on their way back from the benefit. The report from the last airport where they landed had shown a small storm between their location and Nashville, so Randy expected to be able to fly around it. Unfortunately the skies grew dark and the storm grew larger...and Randy didn't have an instrument rating, he was a ground reference pilot (I know im probably not using the right terminology there.. apologies to anyone that reads this). Second interesting note.. a large section of one of the wings from their crashed plane wasnt accounted for until the early 2000's so I was told by a friend from the camden area. A local area farmer that was at the crashsite that night helped himself to that large section of wing and stored it away in the upper tiers of his barn.. it layed there forgotten for all those years only to be discovered by family members after his death. Thats the story that was told to me..who knows, but tbh...sounded believable to me at the time considering my source. Thank you again for this vlog dude... you have the best channel on KZread and I really enjoyed meeting you in Pigeon Forge. Thanks for many hours of interesting stories and historical journeys for us folks that don't often get to venture to the places we find the most interesting. Take care.

I enjoyed the vlog, Jordan. I've seen this site before on someone else's vlog, but I always prefer to watch you do something. You're so respectful and so good at story telling, and your personality shines through in every thing you do. I regularly start and stop so many other you tube vlogs because even though I want to see the subject of it, I can't handle the vlogger's way of doing it.

💋Fantastic vlog on an American icon. Her voice transcends time. Beautiful and soulful. You can memorialize people like no other on YT. Blessings. ~Love&Light💖Carli

Loretta Lynn still mourns her. She named one of her daughters after her. She was pregnant with her twins when the accident happened.

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

It was a great tragedy patsy will always be in our hearts...Hello Cynthia

She is from my hometown, Winchester, VA. Her childhood home is now a museum and well worth a visit. She's also buried here. Come see us!

Patsy Cline was lost to early in life, but she lived her life to the fullest. A one of a kind artist with a voice that's magical. Her music will live on forever and ever...♥️🙏💜

Jordan, your videos have been so great. I love your content and appreciate your hard work!!! Thank you for sending us to the you tube sensation . You really are the best. Love the Patsy Cline show . I always love the Willy connection with CRAZY......🧡💛🧡💛🧡💙💜

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

Patsy is indeed an icon ..Hello Linda?

Thank you, well done, it was almost like being there. RIP to those lost.

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

So sad for those lost Susan not easy..just hope you are okay susan?

Ive always liked Pasty Cline. Such a sad day. Thank you for taking us.

I’m 77yo and was a fan of hers from the very beginning. One of the things I noticed at the crash site, most of the trees there are not what’s called “wittiness” trees. That means there were not there when Patsy was killed. They’ve grown since the crash, so the tree cover was not so thick as it is now. I remember the whole sad event and have been to Winchester to visit her actual gravesite. Make sure to leave a penny, looking up. It was so emotional I literally cried. Sweet Dreams Patsy!!!

Thank you for the history lesson. 😓

Fantastic vlog, Jordan! Playing Crazy as you walked that final section of the path was a great idea and made it so real. I appreciate the respect you show when you make these memorial vlogs! ❤️ ** BTW, if you haven’t seen it, please watch Coal Miners Daughter and get to know Loretta! You can visit her ranch but also her actual childhood home in Kentucky where a member of her family will walk you through the house and tell her story. It is packed full of her belongings. You would really enjoy it (& so would I, I grew up with my Granny singing and teaching me her songs :)

Thank you Jordan for taking me to the place where Patsy died. I was born in England in 1958, and became a serious rock pop soul classical opera jazz fan in the 1970s,. When I finally heard Patsy sing, I thought 'What a voice!' I encourage all my friends who love music to listen to Patsy Cline. That middle eight from Leavin On Your Mind never fails to affect me!

My mother and her grandfather were there at the crash site. They heard the crash and went looking for survivors.

Thank you so much for sharing this, you show so much dignity and respect and do a wonderful job sharing the facts and history.

Loretta Lynn wrote the song "This Haunted House" in that house after the crash. Someone else may have said this already and sorry for repeating it if they did. Just wanted to share. Thank you for this video as well as so many others. It's rare to find a young man like you that shows this much respect. Well done!

She could hit the high notes, and the low notes like no one else, Patsy Cline's voice, perfectly timeless!!

Patsy had a beautiful voice. I play her music. Such a terrible tradegy and a beautiful lady gone way to soon. Rest in Peace, Patsy. Your music will forever live on.

Have got watched Cole Miner's Daughter? If not Jordan it's a must see. Loved the blog.

Her last concert was at Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas. The building still stands and is in use. She had been in town for a benefit concert. Yes,I know the sign says Missouri but the actual building and airport are in Kansas City, KS. We get a lot of confusion between the two Kansas Cities. 600 N 7th Street Trafficway, Kansas City, Ks. is the address of Memorial Hall. The airport, Fairfax airport is no longer in existence.

What a sad story. Jordan, you made such a touching and respectful video of Patsy’s last moments. Thank you for sharing with all of us.

I remember mom turning on our little AM radio to hear the weather report that day and we all heard this report. Some in my family served in the Air Wars of WW2 and Korea. They knew exactly what the reports meant. Being music lovers, we were all heartbroken. Just in case some of you don't know by now, it is a crime to disturb or photograph such a crash site for personal use or gain, especially when multi passenger conveyances like trains, planes, buses, boats, ships, etc. are involved.

"I Fall To Pieces" is my favorite song.

Hey Jordan. What a fascinating, cool video! Really got an eerie feeling while watching, like I was right there with you. I loved Patsy Cline's music. What a tragedy! Thank you so much for doing this vlog!!😁

I heard my first Patsy Cline song when I was 8 years old and my grandma played it on her record player. She introduced me to country music and I loved it every since. Patsy Cline was A Pistol and Straight Shooter... My Kind Of Gal.❤ Rest In Paradise. Thanks for such an Amazing Video Jordan. #Legend

I mentioned u should possibly visit there while you were in Tennessee. I'm glad u did! and I am literally 20 minutes from you when you were there (Paris). Darn it. Thank you so much for sharing! Walking after midnight is my favorite song from her I believe.

@oliverkrizzy3440

3 жыл бұрын

Patsy will always be loved by the universe...Hello Marie

Jordan please do yourself a favor and watch coal miners daughter. I promise it will become one of your favorites. Also, her restaurant is down home cooking. Nothing fancy.

@bucklebunny6661

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve watched Coal Miners Daughter sooooo many times & I Love it more every time Patsy passed before I was born , I’m a 64 model . But my mother & aunt listened to all the county gals music 🎶 So yes I’m very familiar 🥰🥰🥰🥰

@lunalynn70

3 жыл бұрын

@@bucklebunny6661 same here. Born in 70 but coal miners daughter was always one of my favorites along with gone with the wind and wizard of oz. It's a classic in my book.

@bucklebunny6661

3 жыл бұрын

Luna Lynn I agree 100% , I grew up watching Wizard of Oz too at least once a year , ah...Wonderful Memories . I feel so sorry for my grandchildren & my 4 Great Grands , I 🙏🏻 the world will be better but 🤷🏼‍♀️ i dunno 😔😢

@donnapuckett4992

3 жыл бұрын

From "Carrie" to "Coal Miner's Daughter", Sissy Spacek, did a fantastic job in both movies, what range of acting!

@nancydutt1492

3 жыл бұрын

Love that movie

Great job Jordon. Ironically one of the first people to go to the crash site that morning was country star Roger Miller. He was driving in that area that morning. Unfortunately Randy Hughs, the pilot, was not instrument rated on the plane. He called his wife in Nashville before taking off that evening, and she indicated that the weather was OK, however Nashville was in the "eye" of the storm at that time. Patsys wristwatch that she was wearing that night is on display at the Willie Nelson museum near the Grand Ole Oprey hotel. Its time is stopped at 6:30 PM. So sad, Patsys' voice will live on forever.

@ladymarylandjordan7263

3 жыл бұрын

I was wondering if they found all her jewelry.

@josephjohnston5213

3 жыл бұрын

@@ladymarylandjordan7263 I KNOW THAT LORETTA LYNN HAS A LIPSTICK CASE (DAMAGED) THAT SHE HAS IN HER MUSEUM. ANY OTHER JEWELRY, NOT SURE.

I've visited her childhood home & grave in Winchester a few times. Haven't been to Tennessee to see these sites. What another great vlog. Nice memorial at the crash site.

Love the song crazy even though it was first released before I entered this strange world that we live in now. Just a shame that Patsy and others had ended there lifes in such a horrible way. So sad. RIP.