| Influences: Patsy Cline, The Heroine of Her Own Story |
| Written by Danielle |
| Monday, 20 April 2009 13:17 |
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Behind every pair of eyes there are stories........ interesting ones, sad ones, funny ones. Sometimes, a pair of eyes can reach right through the photo on the magazine page, or the album cover, and grab me. Other times, it's a face to face meeting, where the eyes pull me in and pique my curiosity. I've yet to meet anyone who doesn't have an interesting story to tell. I am fascinated with getting to the heart of learning what makes people tick, what's behind the eyes? I really enjoy reading biography's of other people's real life stories. The first biography I ever read was about Patsy Cline. I grew up listening to her records, and staying up late at night singing along with her. Patsy's voice pulled me in with such force, I wanted to hear more and more. The way her singing told stories beyond the lyrics drew me in. When I first heard "Crazy" by Patsy, the song soaked deep into my skin and time stood still. Mom tol Patsy's music has always stayed with me. You could say that she's a sort of heroine to me. I've heard many singers cite Patsy as a source of inspiration to them as well. For me, what stands out the most about her singing is her ability to reach deep down inside a lyric and deliver it with the perfect blend of power and restraint. Brilliant. Sheer brilliance. Thank you Patsy, for being my first and foremost inspiration. I'm grateful to you! |

d me to find the tape case in the glove box so I could see a picture of her. I looked into her eyes and saw sheer determination, a sense of playfulness, depth, and stories to tell me through her songs, through her voice. I wanted to know more. I wanted to hear more.