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Live at the Opry by Patsy Cline (Cassette, Jul-2003, Universal Special Products) 
Live at the Opry by Patsy Cline (Cassette, Jul-2003, Universal Special Products)

 
Live at the Opry by Patsy Cline (Cassette, Jul-2003, Universal Special Products)

Artist: Patsy Cline
Release Date: Jul 2003
Format: Cassette
Record Label: Universal Special Products
Genre: Country, Nashville Sound
UPC: 076742214241
Product ID: EPID3533084
Description: Recorded between 1956 and 1962. Includes liner notes by Jay Orr. Many of these tracks originate from radio transcriptions made by Grand Ole Opry engineers for national syndication. LIVE AT THE OPRY collects 12 appearances across the span...
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Track Listing
1. Church, A Courtroom, And Then Goodbye, A
2. I've Loved and Lost Again
3. Walkin' After Midnight
4. Lovesick Blues
5. How Can I Face Tomorrow?
6. Loose Talk
7. Crazy Dreams
8. There He Goes
9. Lovin' in Vain
10. I Fall to Pieces
11. She's Got You
12. Crazy

Details
Playing Time:28 min.
Contributing Artists:Hank Snow, Jim Reeves
Producer:The Country Music Foundation
Distributor:Universal Distribution
Recording Type:Live
Recording Mode:Mixed
SPAR Code:AAD

Album Notes
Recorded between 1956 and 1962. Includes liner notes by Jay Orr.
Many of these tracks originate from radio transcriptions made by Grand Ole Opry engineers for national syndication. LIVE AT THE OPRY collects 12 appearances across the span of the singer's career, beginning with "A Church, A Courtroom, and Then Goodbye," recorded at the Opry in 1956, a year before at Cline's first ever recording session.
Things get progressively more interesting as the collection reaches the early 1960s, when Cline's studio recordings were becoming poppier. The version of "I Fall To Pieces" heard here amounts to a stripped-down version of the tune, with Cline and the Jordanaires singing over bass, brushes, piano, and a few steel guitar fills. Earlier tunes help convey what the excitement was all about when Cline performed her more rocking material live in the late '50s.This collection includes detailed liner notes as well as providing performance dates.

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