Patti Page 1984--- Tennessee Waltz

Patti Page, 1984

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Music

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• Patti
• Page
• Tennessee
• Waltz

[g1h2nedlaw]

Compare this with the old black and white postings from 1950. Still a beautiful woman with a wonderful voice.

[g1h2nedlaw]

Throughout history there has been the occasional singer who is perfection. Is she one them? You bet she is.

[micktube64]

Just wonderful. She belongs to me.

[waynebrasler]

I know people who worked in the recording studio with Patti during her Mercury days and they describe her as "the perfect technician." She was always totally prepared and almost never made an error, even during the difficult overdubbing process. And, they said, she was always placid. Calm, no temperament, no drama. Just naturally gifted and, obviously, expecting the best of herself.

[WeeeWriter]

She has the grace and elegance of an Angel.

[garebear1015]

one of the most beutiful women ever

[mestucker]

Is that Red Foley she acknowledges in the audience?

[chinkyirish]

My dear old dad would sing this when i was a child,happy memories of long ago.:)

[cskang08]

this is evergreen song, it has last more than half a century and still going strong.

[cuadfromts]

Heard this tune on an album I had originally bought to check out some Pink Floyd. Loved it. She really nailed this song.

[missblondie626]

i had my first dance to this in 5th grade:))

[KojiRecords]

I remember talking to Patti Page via phone in to a radio interview in the 80s. Patti did not know that during her time at Mercury Records, which issued "Tennessee Waltz," that the label issued her releaes on Mercury (pop), EmArcy (jazz), Wing (reissue) and ChildCraft (Children) until I had brought it to her attention. I also got her to talk about the multi-track vocal recording process, where she sang as a duet and even a trio ("Born To Be With You"). Fantastic lady with a legendary voice.