That Wonderful Someone - Patsy Cline, Burg, Gertrude
There He Goes - Patsy Cline, Haddock, Durwood
If I Could Only Stay Asleep - Patsy Cline, Bassey, Ethel
Too Many Secrets - Patsy Cline, Lile, Bobby
Crazy Dreams - Patsy Cline, Beam, C. C.
Life's Railway to Heaven - Patsy Cline, Stevenson, W.S.
Just Out of Reach - Patsy Cline, Stewart, V.F.
I Can't Forget - Patsy Cline, Belew, Carl
Walkin' After Midnight - Patsy Cline, Block, Alan
Hungry for Love [Patsy Cline Extended Version] - Patsy Cline, Miller, Eddie [1]
How Can I Face Tomorrow [Patsy Cline Extended Version] - Patsy Cline, Beam, Charles
In 1955 Jimmie Rodgers, dead 22 years, enjoyed a hit single with "In the Jailhouse Now," featuring newly added accompaniment from Hank Snow's band. Since then, similar electronic time travel has been applied with increased... more » sophistication (and mixed results) to Hank Williams, Lefty Frizzell, Jim Reeves, and Patsy Cline. In this case Cline's vocals, lifted from her 1950s Coral recordings, were dubbed onto contemporary arrangements, allowing the producers to create duets with current stars as well as veterans. As natural as the balance of these carefully crafted performances can be, the new arrangements range from tasteful ("Crazy Dreams" with Mila Mason) to abrasive ("Too Many Secrets" with Glen Campbell). In the end, they neither besmirch nor enhance Patsy's unassailable legacy, but this is a triumph of technology, not artistry, and as such it leaves you cold. --Rich Kienzle« less
In 1955 Jimmie Rodgers, dead 22 years, enjoyed a hit single with "In the Jailhouse Now," featuring newly added accompaniment from Hank Snow's band. Since then, similar electronic time travel has been applied with increased sophistication (and mixed results) to Hank Williams, Lefty Frizzell, Jim Reeves, and Patsy Cline. In this case Cline's vocals, lifted from her 1950s Coral recordings, were dubbed onto contemporary arrangements, allowing the producers to create duets with current stars as well as veterans. As natural as the balance of these carefully crafted performances can be, the new arrangements range from tasteful ("Crazy Dreams" with Mila Mason) to abrasive ("Too Many Secrets" with Glen Campbell). In the end, they neither besmirch nor enhance Patsy's unassailable legacy, but this is a triumph of technology, not artistry, and as such it leaves you cold. --Rich Kienzle
Michael C. from BRENHAM, TX Reviewed on 12/20/2021...
rating of 4
CD Reviews
If You Like Patsy Cline...
Paula A. King | Birmingham, AL USA | 10/18/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"You'll love this. It is wonderfully done and the artists that sing on here do a fine job. It is as if Patsy was with them in person. This music was suggested to by my brother-in-law who definitely knows music. Amazon.com, thank you so much for its availability. It is my hope to purchase others for gifts."
One of the most amazing Patsy Cline Albums I Have Ever Heard
Paula A. King | 09/20/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This album is a collector's item. The sound quality, the incredible artist on it, almost sounds like they are right in the room with you. I can not stop listening to this CD. Oh, and the interactive feature is just another plus. Everyone deserves to please their ears with this CD. Fantastic!"
10 Stars
Paula A. King | 09/16/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I don't understand how they made this but this is wonderful. Patsy sounds so good it makes you tremble. I really enjoyed listening to this and shall continue to do so."
You will listen over and over again, it is great!
Paula A. King | 09/16/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This is one for the collection and will be played over and over. The sound and the clarity of Patsy's voice is now so much alive. Today those who did not get to hear her in real life will be able to hear her as she should have been recorded with todays technology. I have this in the car and it is my favorite music. Try it you will like it."