Patsy Montana - Back on Montana Plains-1939

[dad68601]

Very good memories

[preservationhall01]

@dad68601 Wow, you must be close to 80 dad. Thanks for visiting.



[MrJfpurcell]

Yippee Ky-yo Ky-yay I liked Patsy's tape a lot.'

JF Purcell

Oceanside, NY (Formerly of Billings, MT fame)

[MrJfpurcell]

Yippee Ky-yo Kye-yay I liked Patsy's tape a lot.'

JF Purcell

Oceanside, NY (Formerly of Billings, MT fame)

[jpb252]

Really enjoyed the video, but it would be better if more of the snapshots were in focus.

[preservationhall01]

@jpb252 Most were thumbnails, so enlarging them made them lose their sharpness. Can't be fixed.

[MichailZacho]

This woman is truly fantastic, no matter what kind of music you like!

[rockgor]

I heard Patsy in a radio interview 20-30 years

ago. She demonstated the difference between

a cowboy yodel and a Swiss yodel.

Her great ambition was to be in the Country

Music Hall of Fame. A shame they waited too

long and did it posthumously.

Tx 4 posting

[preservationhall01]

And thanks for your info.

[totovillefranche]

She and the band are also on the * Lone Star * Soundtrack, John Sayles film, that was on pbs in Germany recently; checking out the songs from the film - and their story - makes a lot for a better understanding; thank you

[jacobsimon]

She was so great. I love that old country music.

[kickingmule]

Not my kind of music, BUT you do such a good work, preserving the oldies, so 5 !

Peace

Urban

[preservationhall01]

Thanks Urban. I just like to have a little something for everyone from the 1920s-30s.