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PATSY CLINE was born Virginia Patterson Hensley in the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester, Virginia, on September 8, 1932. The family home was in nearby Gore. Her natural talent and spirit took her to the top of the country charts in 1962, and her style and popularity has never waned. Patsy's big break came when she won an Arthur Godfrey Talent program in 1957 with the hit Walkin' After Midnight. From there she pursued a recording career appearing at the mecca of country music - the Grand Ole Opry in 1958, and received national awards in 1961 and 1962. Country music lost a magical entertainer when her career was ended in an airplane crash in Tennessee, in 1963. In 1973 Patsy was elected posthumously to the Country Music Hall of Fame, and her reputation is on record as one of the major female vocalists of all time. A bell tower has been erected in her memory at the Shenandoah Memorial Park, where Patsy Cline is interred. Several Highways, including the Patsy Cline Memorial Highway, Route 522, and Patsy Cline Boulevard in Winchester, have been named to commemorate her life.  Anne Milligan is a professional singer who covers many Patsy Cline songs in events ranging from corporate-sponsored concerts to civic and private parties. Anne Milligan's uniquely beautiful vocals compliment this music exceptionally and she is a popular choice for such entertainment in several places around the country. For more information about Anne Milligan's live vocal music, CLICK HERE Listen to a demo of Anne Milligan singing this song by clicking the play button. If your computer doesn't play this music, there may be a problem with your player. You can e-mail Anne Milligan and ask that a demo CD be mailed to you. CLICK HERE TO SEND E-MAIL Anne Milligan is a popular singer of the music of the 1940's and 1950's Big Band era. Below, hear a clip of Anne Milligan singing "Don't Get Around Much Anymore". To return to Anne Milligan's main music page, CLICK HERE | Return Home | From the Heart Music | |
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