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Tex Ritter's Ranch Party (1957) - Johnny Cash, Bobby Helms & Patsy Cline

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Posted on June 2, 2020 at 10:14:34

Sondek
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Apologies for this not being absolutely vinyl related, but stumbled on this the other day and thought some (most) here might enjoy it.

It is from the vinyl era ...

Sorry. I just figured out the original link was no bueno. Try this one.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UCVdHFHpFBg

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That was great. Now I have to start looking for Patsy Cline

alaskahiatt

11:09:37 06/03/20

For Patsy, The greatest Hits...

kuma

17:46:00 06/03/20

I bought an old Decca copy for "Back In Baby's Arms," but...

ghost of olddude55

04:38:19 06/04/20

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That was great. Now I have to start looking for Patsy Cline

alaskahiatt

11:09:37 06/03/20

For Patsy, The greatest Hits...

kuma

17:46:00 06/03/20

I bought an old Decca copy for "Back In Baby's Arms," but...

ghost of olddude55

04:38:19 06/04/20

Damn, I have seen that LP in a Goodwill, and I didn't buy it. Now,

alaskahiatt

21:10:12 06/03/20

RE: That was great. Now I have to start looking for Patsy Cline

orthophonic

11:52:25 06/03/20

Another age another ethos..

bare

15:54:35 06/03/20

RE: Another age another ethos..

orthophonic

16:29:53 06/03/20

Thanks for the suggestions. nt

alaskahiatt

11:58:27 06/03/20

RE: That was great. Now I have to start looking for Patsy Cline

Sondek

11:24:02 06/03/20

RE: Tex Ritter's Ranch Party (1957) - Johnny Cash, Bobby Helms & Patsy Cline

BillWojo

19:43:41 06/02/20

RE: Tex Ritter's Ranch Party (1957) - Johnny Cash, Bobby Helms & Patsy Cline, posted on June 2, 2020 at 19:43:41
BillWojo Audiophile Posts: 186 Location: NJ Joined: July 7, 2017	Thanks for sharing. Johnny Cash sure is young in that performance. As far as Patsy, she was stolen away far to young, we were cheated. BillWojo

That was great. Now I have to start looking for Patsy Cline , posted on June 3, 2020 at 11:09:37
alaskahiatt Audiophile Posts: 7501 Joined: December 9, 2000 Contributor Since: November 1, 2005	and Joe Maphis LPs. At least my son has some Patsy Cline records I can borrow. Hard to believe such a great talent was gone by the age of 30. :( I nave never seen a Larry Collins record, but he could sure play a Mosrite guitar at such a young age. Those Mosrites sure made it easy to press on the strings, but I sold mine to buy a better surfboard.

RE: That was great. Now I have to start looking for Patsy Cline , posted on June 3, 2020 at 11:24:02
Sondek Audiophile Posts: 9621 Location: Fort Worth Joined: May 17, 2000 Contributor Since: April 5, 2002	I'm still slack-jawed that many huge talents appeared on that one show! Patsy's tragic death was, well, a tragedy. Not sure what else can be said. We was robbed, and of course her family more than us.

RE: That was great. Now I have to start looking for Patsy Cline , posted on June 3, 2020 at 11:52:25
orthophonic Audiophile Posts: 861 Location: Central Florida Joined: January 21, 2003	Look for Fire on the Strings, one of Maphis best. Larry Collins mostly recorded as The Collins Kids with his sister, Lorrie.

Thanks for the suggestions. nt , posted on June 3, 2020 at 11:58:27
alaskahiatt Audiophile Posts: 7501 Joined: December 9, 2000 Contributor Since: November 1, 2005	nt

Another age another ethos.. , posted on June 3, 2020 at 15:54:35
bare Audiophile Posts: 1879 Joined: April 14, 2009	Have too many Patsy Cline recordings.. after being told she was Soo good and a trend setter. As if! Good voice.. certainly.. But Trend setter ? scary thought that. All about pining over lost or betraying men. A Barefoot and pregnant ethos. Misogynistic is an apt descriptor. If you have a daughter or grandaughter ?? this is nothing less than Pathetic and Degradi ng attitudes put to music IMO.

RE: Another age another ethos.. , posted on June 3, 2020 at 16:29:53
orthophonic Audiophile Posts: 861 Location: Central Florida Joined: January 21, 2003	I believe trendsetter was in style, as in her tremendous crossover to the pop audience and she was the first country artist to rid the cowgirl look and wear formal evening wear at shows.

For Patsy, The greatest Hits..., posted on June 3, 2020 at 17:46:00
kuma Audiophile Posts: 10272 Location: IN Joined: July 8, 2001	I've both the original and AP reissue. They both sound great. AP actually did a decent job on this.

Damn, I have seen that LP in a Goodwill, and I didn't buy it. Now,, posted on June 3, 2020 at 21:10:12
alaskahiatt Audiophile Posts: 7501 Joined: December 9, 2000 Contributor Since: November 1, 2005	I won't see it again. Thanks for the recommend.

I bought an old Decca copy for "Back In Baby's Arms," but..., posted on June 4, 2020 at 04:38:19
ghost of olddude55 Audiophile Posts: 32538 Joined: July 14, 2017	It seems to be a bit brighter with less bass than Showcase and Sentimentally Yours. Showcase especially has excellent recorded sound, though I've yet to find a quiet copy. "I Fall To Pieces" is just outstanding, with Patsy clean and clear in the center of the soundstage, the Jordanaires off to her left and behind her... The blissful counterstroke-a considerable new message.

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