When producers of country music decided to try and appeal to pop audiences sixty years ago, the main recipient of this shift to a more accessible sound was Patsy Cline, a rough-and-tumble, take-no-prisoners roadhouse singer with a voice that could melt the stoniest barfly in her hometown of Winchester, Virginia. Her meteoric rise to the top of the country charts …
SOURCE: vconstage.com at 12:10PM on December 6, 2021