Patsy Cline

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Patsy Cline was a pioneering American country singer whose rich, emotive voice and crossover hits like "Crazy" and "I Fall to Pieces" made her one of the most influential vocalists in popular music history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf country singer
human
music icon
recording artist
songwriter
associatedAct Jim Reeves
Loretta Lynn
Owen Bradley
The Jordanaires
biographicalFilm Sweet Dreams
breakthroughSong Walkin’ After Midnight
surface form: Walkin' After Midnight
breakthroughYear 1957
burialPlace Shenandoah Memorial Park, Winchester, Virginia, United States
causeOfDeath plane crash
child Julie Fudge
Randy Dick
countryMusicHallOfFameInductionYear 1973
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
crossoverSuccess achieved major success on both country and pop charts
dateOfBirth 1932-09-08
dateOfDeath 1963-03-05
dateOfGrandOleOpryMembership 1960
dateOfMarriage 1953-03-07
1957-09-15
familyName Hensley
fullName Virginia Patterson Hensley
genre Nashville sound
country music
traditional pop
givenName Virginia
hometown Winchester, Virginia
surface form: Winchester, Virginia, United States
influenced country music
female vocalists in popular music
instrument vocals
legacy considered one of the most influential vocalists in country and pop music history
mannerOfDeath aviation accident
memberOf Grand Ole Opry
notableWork Crazy
I Fall to Pieces
She’s Got You
surface form: She's Got You

Sweet Dreams
Walkin’ After Midnight
surface form: Walkin' After Midnight
numberOfChildren 2
occupation musician
singer
placeOfBirth Winchester, Virginia
surface form: Winchester, Virginia, United States
placeOfDeath near Camden, Tennessee, United States
portrayedBy Jessica Lange
posthumousRecognition inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame
recordLabel Decca Records
Four Star Records
MCA Records
spouse Charlie Dick
Gerald Cline
stageName Patsy Cline self-link
voiceType contralto
yearsActive 1948–1963

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Crazy performedBy Patsy Cline
Crazy originallyRecordedBy Patsy Cline
Crazy madeFamousBy Patsy Cline
Franklin hasNotableBearer Patsy Cline
this entity surface form: Patsy Cline (born Virginia Patterson Hensley, married name Cline, not Franklin)
song "Route 66" hasNotableCoverVersionBy Patsy Cline
subject surface form: Route 66
Nashville sound associatedWith Patsy Cline
Grand Ole Opry hasNotablePerformer Patsy Cline
Cline hasNotableBearer Patsy Cline
The Jordanaires associatedAct Patsy Cline
Blue vocalStyleComparedTo Patsy Cline
subject surface form: Blue (LeAnn Rimes song)
Blue hasVocalStyleComparedTo Patsy Cline
subject surface form: Blue (LeAnn Rimes album)
Blue vocalStyleComparedTo Patsy Cline
subject surface form: LeAnn Rimes
leannrimes influencedBy Patsy Cline
subject surface form: LeAnn Rimes
k.d. lang influencedBy Patsy Cline
Beverly D’Angelo role Patsy Cline
Owen Bradley associatedAct Patsy Cline
Owen Bradley producedForArtist Patsy Cline
Sweet Dreams previouslyRecordedBy Patsy Cline
Patsy Cline stageName Patsy Cline self-link
Hank Cochran wroteSongFor Patsy Cline
Hank Cochran associatedAct Patsy Cline