"SWEET DREAMS" A country ballad, which was written by Don Gibson. In early 1963, Patsy Cline was recording songs for her next album, Faded Love, which was set for release in late March, 1963. She recorded "Sweet Dreams" for the album on February 5. However, on March 5, Cline died in a plane crash on the way home from a benefit in Kansas City, Missouri for the family of Cactus Jack Call, a disc jockey who was killed in an automobile accident so, therefore, the album was never released. The songs

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Written by Willie Nelson, Patsy Cline's "Crazy" found difficulty coming to the light of day. Its composition had a more complex chord progression than the standard 'three chords and the truth' found in Country Music at the time. Thankfully, Cline's producer, Owen Bradley, heard the song from Hank Cochran and the rest is history. Fast forward to acclaimed singer Mandy Barnett who starred in the musical 'Always...Patsy Cline,' the song lives on as she brought it to life time after time. Watch this