The Carter Family, who were making their mark in country music in the early

The early 1960's produced arguably one of the most powerful voices in the history of women in country music. Patsy Cline's voice is probably the most recognized voice in country music history. Her cry-like breaks, versatile vibrato, wide pitch range and volume show why her voice is so recognizable. She was the first to mix the western theme with more of a pop-oriented style of singing to develop her own rendition of songs. She first appeared on national television in 1953 and in 1960 recorded "I Fall to Pieces" at the Grand Ole Opry. Her style was not just limited to just the country scene as she was also recognized greatly in the pop music industry. Her popularity was also not just limited to the 1960's. After her tragic death in 1963, her songs and style remainded very well recognized. She was de

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