A near-death bout with rheumatic fever at age 13 left her with, in her words, "a booming voice like Kate Smith."
A near-death bout with rheumatic fever at age 13 left her with, in her words, "a booming voice like Kate Smith." At John Handley High School in Winchester, Virginia, she was known as "Ginny," and she later charted with two duets with Jim Reeves, released when both she and Reeves were dead. First achieving success with "Walkin' After Midnight," she died in a 1963 plane crash. For 10 points, name this country singer of "She's Got You," "Crazy" and "I Fall to Pieces."
A near-death bout with rheumatic fever at age 13 left her with, in her words, "a booming voice like Kate Smith."
Patsy {Cline} [or Virginia Patterson {Hensley}]