lol i just heard this one for the first time last week. know her hits but this a deep cut

My grandmother always was playing Patsy Cline when I went over. This was one of her favourites My grandfather was a huge The Beach Boys & Johnny Cash fan, he really enjoyed the matador and showed me that one. so I just kinda kept that music around.

shoutout to Grandma

Thank you, I’m thankful she is still around.

You should Bless this thread regularly

I’ll stop by for sure

This is a concert of Johnny Cash at the Hollywood bowl I’ll share from 1963.

Can't believe I've never heard this

Farm I grew up on was like 40 minutes out of town and we'd crank Patsy and have family singalongs on the drive

Sounds like an epic drive full of good wholesome music and singalongs. Thank you for sharing that memory. I found grandma & I singing patsy cline when we went camping. We did a lot of camping when I was younger. They use to always bring out the acoustic guitars and have a few drinks and karaoke.

What do we think of the Ray movie? @Elric I was thinking of doing a rewatch soon. Either way this is from 1963

I’m sure this was posted but one of my favourite Elvis songs from 63

When I was early in this thread I rewatched every biopic they're formulaic and it's super rare an actor can really embody a musician but Ray is pretty great. Doesn't try and portay him as and saint. Nobody could've done it better than Jamie, especially after getting Rays blessing in person.

Joaquin same thing

Buddy Holly movie pretty good

Jerry Lee Lewis the worst portrayal of all time

Elvis tv movie starring young Kurt Russell as Elvis is worth a look too.... especially since he experienced Elvis' aura in person when they acted together when he was a kid

Jamie is one of my favourite actors as well, I think
I’m going to rewatch soon because I’ve been meaning to and hearing this makes me want to watch again for sure. I remember it being really good just I was still a bit young to appreciate so I’m going to actually try now so I can have a good idea of not of what I’m watching. I’ll check out the Elvis one for sure.

Same called her the other day and she was talking about Hitchcock unprovoked within a minute

@RVI song of the week tbh

Speaking of Hitchcock I need to watch more Hitchcock films

make sure you get Strangers on a Train, Rebecca and Foreign Correspondent down

1. The Ronettes - Be My Baby
2. The Beach Boys - In My Room
3. Roy Orbison - In Dreams
4. Bob Dylan - Don't Think Twice It's All Right
5. The Beatles - I Saw Her Standing There
6. Charles Mingus - Solo Dancer
7. Martha and the Vandellas - Heat Wave
8. Johnny Cash - Ring of Fire
9. Sam Cooke - Twistin' the Night Away (Live)
10. The Beach Boys - Surfer Girl

HM:
The Impressions - It's All Right
The Kingsmen - Louie Louie
The Beatles - She Loves You
The Beatles - I Want to Hold Your Hand
The Surfaris - Wipe Out
The Rolling Stones - I Wanna Be Your Man
The Drifters - On Broadway
Elvis Presley - Devil in Disguise

little peggy was so saucy

links

she had ballads too

as good as Be My Baby is i think im gonna have to give it to Baby, I Love You Spector went even harder

yeah should be on my HM list as well along with Walking in the Rain

Walking is late '64 I think