As an addendum to a recent thread on music.

Tonight was one of those nights.

Needed to test out the sound system of the new puter, so blew the dust
off a box of CDs and found some Patsy Cline.

I had forgotten just how sweet the sound.

Too bad we lost her so early.

Like all good C/W, her stuff has all the necessary components of every
good **** kickin tune ever written.

Infidelity, drunkenness, etc.

Have closed up a few places after listening to that kind of music all
night, but that was then, not now.

Tonight was a night to be onboard, the music was the stuff you listen
to when the the breeze is warm, the jib is taut, the waves are gently
slapping against the hull under pitch black skies dotted by twinkling
stars.

Add some cold little greenies and you are half ways to heaven's door.

The dreams never die, only the dreamers.

Lew

On Sat, 29 Mar 2008 18:26:32 -0600, "none of the above"
wrote:

Patsy Cline was magnificent!

This non-fan of country music sez'...

"She certainly was!" Amazing!

Patsy Cline was magnificent!
I dig out her music every once and a while.
What awesome talent.
She did the music just exactly right for each song.
I listen to the new young singers try to do her stuff, but the quality is
just not there.
Sad she was such a short timer.

On Mar 29, 7:52*pm, "Valued Corporate #120,345 Employee (B A R R Y)"
wrote:
On Sat, 29 Mar 2008 18:26:32 -0600, "none of the above"

wrote:
Patsy Cline was magnificent!

This non-fan of country music sez'...

"She certainly was!" *Amazing!

I worked a gig one time where Bev d'Angelo, BJ Cook and Ronnie Hawkins
were recording some TV content. Bev broke into Willie Nelson's Crazy
and morphed into Patsy in front of our eyes... that was some scary and
amazing. What a great song.