Patsy Cline Archives

On This Day

03.05.26

On This Day in 1963, One of the Most Influential Women in Country Music’s Life Was Cut Short by a Tragic Plane Crash

By Clayton Edwards

On This Day

03.03.26

On This Day in 1963, Patsy Cline Made Her Final Public Appearance, Saving a Benefit Show for a Beloved Radio Personality

By Clayton Edwards

On This Day

02.28.26

Patsy Cline Made Her Final TV Appearance on This Day in 1963—Five Days Before the Tragic Plane Crash That Ended Her Life

By Erinn Callahan

On This Day

02.11.26

On This Day in 1957, Patsy Cline Released What Would Become Her First Hit, a Signature Track She Initially Disliked That Was Later Covered by Garth Brooks

By Clayton Edwards

On This Day

02.05.26

On This Day in 1963, Patsy Cline Recorded the Crossover Hit She Called “The First and Last”—One Month Before Her Untimely Death

By Melanie Davis

On This Day

02.04.26

On This Day in 1963, Patsy Cline Unknowingly Began Her Final Recording Sessions, Cutting Covers of Multiple Timeless Pop and Country Standards

By Clayton Edwards

On This Day

01.30.26

On This Day in 1961, Patsy Cline Released a Single That Topped the Chart While She Was Recovering From a Near-Fatal Car Accident

By Clayton Edwards

On This Day

01.29.26

On This Day in 1962, Patsy Cline Released the Sound-Defining EP That Will Forever Drive Country Music Listeners “Crazy”

By Alex Hopper

On This Day

01.10.26

On This Day in 1962, Patsy Cline Released the Yearning Follow-up to Her Signature Hit—a Song Later Covered by Rosanne Cash, LeAnn Rimes, and Jimmy Buffett

By Erinn Callahan

On This Day

01.05.26

On This Day in 1956, Patsy Cline Began Recording the Album That Produced One of Her Biggest Hits

By Clayton Edwards

On This Day

01.01.26

On This Day in 2009, We Lost the Hall of Fame Steel Guitarist Who Played With Patsy Cline and Willie Nelson

By Erinn Callahan

On This Day

12.22.25

Born on This Day in 1921, the “Eleven Yards of Personality” Country Star Who Was on Patsy Cline’s Fatal Flight

By Melanie Davis

Patsy Cline

On This Day in 1963, One of the Most Influential Women in Country Music’s Life Was Cut Short by a Tragic Plane Crash

On This Day in 1963, Patsy Cline Made Her Final Public Appearance, Saving a Benefit Show for a Beloved Radio Personality

Patsy Cline Made Her Final TV Appearance on This Day in 1963—Five Days Before the Tragic Plane Crash That Ended Her Life

On This Day in 1957, Patsy Cline Released What Would Become Her First Hit, a Signature Track She Initially Disliked That Was Later Covered by Garth Brooks

On This Day in 1963, Patsy Cline Recorded the Crossover Hit She Called “The First and Last”—One Month Before Her Untimely Death

On This Day in 1963, Patsy Cline Unknowingly Began Her Final Recording Sessions, Cutting Covers of Multiple Timeless Pop and Country Standards

On This Day in 1961, Patsy Cline Released a Single That Topped the Chart While She Was Recovering From a Near-Fatal Car Accident

On This Day in 1962, Patsy Cline Released the Sound-Defining EP That Will Forever Drive Country Music Listeners “Crazy”

On This Day in 1962, Patsy Cline Released the Yearning Follow-up to Her Signature Hit—a Song Later Covered by Rosanne Cash, LeAnn Rimes, and Jimmy Buffett

On This Day in 1956, Patsy Cline Began Recording the Album That Produced One of Her Biggest Hits

On This Day in 2009, We Lost the Hall of Fame Steel Guitarist Who Played With Patsy Cline and Willie Nelson

Born on This Day in 1921, the “Eleven Yards of Personality” Country Star Who Was on Patsy Cline’s Fatal Flight

4 Wilson Pickett Songs That Everyone Should Still Know Today

Zach Top and the Red Clay Strays Deliver a Stirring MSG Performance of the Kris Kristofferson Classic Covered by Everyone From Elvis to Willie Nelson

Born 53 Years Ago Today in California, the Miss America Hopeful Who Wrote Songs for Gwyneth Paltrow, Vince Gill, and Billy Currington

3 Forgotten Pop Hits From 1990 That Still Sound Fresh Today