All Sessions - Patsy Cline Discography

Date: Late 1953/Early 1954
Location: True Tone Studio, Georgia Avenue, Washington D.C.
Various Demo Sessions

Lillian Claiborne (pdr), Ben Adelman (eng), Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc)

a.	lost	All Because Of My Jealous Heart(Ben Adelman, Kay Adelman)
b.	lost	I Can See An Angel(Kay Adelman)

Both titles unissued.

1. Talent Scouting
Ben Adelman recorded Jimmy Dean's "Bumming Around" at this studio in 1952, and sent the recording to Bill McCall of 4 Star Records. McCall waxed the song, and it reached #5 Billboard Country. McCall negotiated a talent scouting arrangement with Adelman that eventually scored a recording contract for Patsy Cline.

2. Various Demo Sessions
At least a dozen Patsy Cline performances were recorded at Adelman's studio, and the tapes were sent to 4 Star. The label offered to sign Patsy, and she accepted. The demo tapes disappeared from 4 Star's offices shortly thereafter; the performances listed here are taken from biography, and further details are unknown. Accompaniment was probably Bill Peer with his Melody Boys, or Jimmy Dean's Texas Wildcats, with Roy Clark and Wade Holmes.

Date: August 1954
Location: WMAL Studios, Connecticut Avenue, Washington D.C.
Town & Country Time #78 (US Army)

Connie Barriot Gay (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Jimmy Dean's Texas Wildcats (acc), Jimmy Dean (mc)

a.	58180rt	I'm Walkin' The Dog(Cliff Grimsley, Tex Grimsley) - 2:43 MCA Records CD33-3027 — The Patsy Cline Collection Sampler [Promo] (1991)
b.	58180rt	It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels(J.D. Miller) - 2:48

Both titles on:

U.S. Government disc — Town And Country Time #78 (1954)

MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

Patsy Cline made regular appearances on both radio and television broadcasts of this program from 1954-1957.

Date: September 1954
Location: WARL-AM Studios, Arlington VA.

Patsy Cline (v), Bill Peer & The Melody Boys And Girls (acc)

a.	demo	A Long, Long Ride(Marty Robbins) - 3:33
b.	demo	The Wrong Side Of Town(Don Helms, Ray Price) - 3:26

Both titles on:

WARL acetate — A Long, Long Ride / The Wrong Side Of Town (1954)

Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

1. Demo Disc
These performances survived on a 78 rpm acetate that bears typewritten labels stamped with WARL call letters. Only one copy is known to exist; several might have been cut for promotional purposes, or the disc may be unique. This acetate was inherited by Marc Zitelman, and possibly cut for his father as a personal gift from one of the performers.

2. Recording vs. Cutting Date
The recordings might stem from as early as late 1953, when Patsy started making tapes at Ben Adelman's studio in D.C. Those tapes were sent to Bill McCall of 4 Star Records, and Patsy had a recording contract by September 1954. This acetate was surely cut that same month, shortly after Patsy began appearing on Jimmy Dean's Town and Country Time radio show at WARL. Tape anomalies are present, which rule out a direct-to-disk recording and suggest that the songs were possibly taped at the previous venue some time earlier. Since the WARL acetate is the only available source for these performances, however, the cutting date of the disc is reported for the session.

Date: November 1954
Location: Pythian Temple, 135 West 70th Street, New York
Label: Decca
Demo Session

Paul Cohen (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Bill Peer (g), Leo Miller (p), Pete O'Brien, Gene Shiner (unk)

a.	lost	Turn The Cards Slowly(Sammy Masters)
b.	lost	This Old House(Stuart Hamblen)
c.	lost	Three Cigarettes In An Ashtray(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson)
d.	lost	Always(Irving Berlin)

All titles unissued.

1. The Decca Audition
Decca executive Paul Cohen scheduled this session to audition Patsy's talent in New York. Cohen saw promise in Patsy and unsuccessfully attempted to buy her contract from 4 Star Records. Instead, a licensing arrangement was negotiated with the small label, and Cline's recordings were leased to Decca until 1960. Biographers claim the session tapes for this date are lost.

2. Richie Lisella
Patsy was introduced to Richie Lisella, manager of Teresa Brewer. He attended this session and wanted to exploit Patsy's talent. The young singer declined the opportunity because it was not extended to the musicians that accompanied her.

3. Bill Peer's Melody Boys
Personnel are reconstructed from biography and should be deemed tentative. Instead of the usual Melody Boys lineup, Peer selected former band members with more experience for the journey to New York.

4. "Crazy Arms" or "Always"
Two biographers report different titles for the last performance of this session. Both writers agree that four songs were produced and confirm the first three performances. The publication date of "Crazy Arms" cannot be determined, and the song was not popularized until 1956. Although tentative, "Always" is probably the fourth performance of the date.

Date: May 1955
Location: WFMD Studios, Francis Scott Key Hotel, Frederick MD.
Private Demo Session

Patsy Cline (v), Bill Peer (g), Roy Deyton (b), Grover Shroyer (d), others unknown (acc)

a.	lost	Turn The Cards Slowly(Sammy Masters)
b.	lost	This Old House(Stuart Hamblen)
c.	lost	Three Cigarettes In An Ashtray(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson)

All titles unissued.

1. Source
This session was constructed from biography, and should be deemed tentative.

2. Personnel
Bill Peer and his Melody Boys played on this session; Deyton and Shroyer are confirmed through biography.

3. Producer
Bill Peer may have paid for this session.

Date: June 1, 1955
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Paul Cohen (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Harold Bradley (g), Grady Martin (eg, fdl), Bobby Garrett (stg), Tommy Jackson (fdl), Owen Bradley (p), Bob Moore (b), Farris Coursey (d)

a.	100-3 / 88219	Hidin' Out(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:30 Coral 78/4561523 — Hidin' Out / Turn The Cards Slowly (1955) [promo] ³45PC-2 — Hidin' Out / Turn The Cards Slowly (1955) ► [promo] ³45PC-11 — Come On In / Hidin' Out (1956)
b.	101-5 / 88220	Turn The Cards Slowly(Sammy Masters) - 2:11 Coral 78/4561523 — Hidin' Out / Turn The Cards Slowly (1955) [promo] ³45PC-2 — Hidin' Out / Turn The Cards Slowly (1955) ► [promo] ³45PC-11 — Come On In / Hidin' Out (1956)
c.	102-3 / 88221	A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 3:05 Coral 78/4561464 — A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye / Honky Tonk Merry Go Round (1955) [promo] ³45PC-1 — A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye / Honky Tonk Merry Go Round (1955) ► [promo] ³45EPF-14 — A Poor Man's Roses / Come On In (1957)
d.	103-5 / 88222	Honky Tonk Merry Go Round(Frank Simon, Stan Gardner) - 2:22 Coral 78/4561464 — A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye / Honky Tonk Merry Go Round (1955) [promo] ³45PC-1 — A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye / Honky Tonk Merry Go Round (1955) ► [promo] ³45EPF-12 — Walkin' After Midnight / I've Loved And Lost Again (1957)

All titles on:

Coral EP81159 — Songs By Patsy Cline (1955)

Sundown LP Box/CD001/3001 — Crazy Dreams: The 4 Star Years (1990)

Weton-Wesgram CD Box3146 — Patsy Cline (2000)

Bescol CD102-4 — Her Original 4 Star Hits (2005)

Classics CD5550 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1955-1957 (2009)

Jasmine CD3618-9 — Just Out Of Reach (2012)

Grady Martin (eg) on b-c, (fdl) on a, d.

Owen Bradley was tasked with recording Decca artists at his studio because the label did not have its own facility in Nashville. Paul Cohen was head of Decca's country music division until his departure from the label in early 1958. Bradley assumed the role of producer when he was named Cohen's replacement that same year.

Date: July 1, 1955
Location: Ryman Auditorium, 116 5th Avenue North, Nashville TN.
Wally Fowler's All-Night Gospel Sing (WSM Radio)

Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), unknown (acc), Wally Fowler (mc)

a.

K-9022rt

Just A Closer Walk With Thee(Traditional) - 4:38

Kapp 45659 — Just A Closer Walk With Thee (1965)

Kapp LP3445 — Country Buddies (1965)

MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)

1. Dates
Two invoices at the CMHOF archives (one handwritten, another typed) both dated 6/28/55 were made to order about 1,000 glossy photos from Walden S. Fabry's studio for Patsy's upcoming appearance at the Ryman. The invoices were billed to Wally Fowler with a rush order promised by June 29, and the remaining 500 prints by July 1st. The picture was taken at Fabry's studio on June 27th, and is one of a series in which Patsy is seen wearing a white dress with fabric necklace and earrings, and a hard part in her hair.

2. Overdub & Mastering
This performance was mastered for release by Kapp Records in early 1965. The matrix number assigned to the full performance was K-9022. The commercial single was released with the performance split in two parts (one for each side), and bears matrix numbers 8559/8560 instead. Additional instrumentation and chorus vocals were overdubbed at time of mastering.

Date: January 5, 1956 [19:00-22:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Paul Cohen (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), unknown (bkv), Harold Bradley (g), Grady Martin (eg), Bobby Garrett (stg), Tommy Jackson (fdl), Owen Bradley (p, dir), Bob Moore (b), Farris Coursey (d)

a.	89149	I Love You, Honey(Eddie Miller) - 2:18 Coral 78/4561583 — I Love You, Honey / Come On In (1956) [promo] ³45PC-11 — Come On In / Hidin' Out (1956) ► [promo] ³45EPF-12 — Walkin' After Midnight / I've Loved And Lost Again (1957)
b.	89150	Come On In (And Make Yourself At Home)(Virgil F. Stewart) - 2:06 Coral 78/4561583 — I Love You, Honey / Come On In (1956) [promo] ³45PC-11 — Come On In / Hidin' Out (1956) ► [promo] ³45EPF-14 — A Poor Man's Roses / Come On In (1957)
c.	89151hold	I Cried All The Way To The Altar(Bobby Flournoy) - 2:27 Everest LP1217 — In Memoriam (1963) Hilltop LP6039 — Stop The World And Let Me Off (1966) ► Allegro LP862 — Patsy Cline (1967)
d.	89152rejected	I Don't Wanta(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson, Durwood Haddock) - 2:24 MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991) LaserLight CD15407 — Great American Legends Vol. 1: Walkin' After Midnight (1991) ► LaserLight CD15407 — Walkin' After Midnight (1993)

All titles on:

Classics CD5550 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1955-1957 (2009)

unknown (bkv) on b.

1. NA Numbers
Nashville master numbers were assigned at this session but are missing from the Decca master list.

2. Everest Edit
Most appearances of "I Love You, Honey" on Everest product do not contain the fiddle solos heard in the original master. Everest spliced a guitar solo from the instrumental break onto the introduction of the performance, and shortened the running time to 2:05.

Date: January 7, 1956
Location: Ryman Auditorium, 116 5th Avenue North, Nashville TN.
Purina Grand Ole Opry #4 (ABC TV)

Fritz Kleibacker (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Owen Bradley (dir), Ernest Tubb (mc)

a.

film

A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:43

MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005)

Hip-O Records CD17415 — On The Air: Her Greatest TV Performances (2012)

Broadcast date is reported for this session; the episode was filmed one month prior. Other guests were Tony Bennett, Little Jimmy Dickens, Bill Carlisle and Slim Whitman. An ensemble performance of "I Saw The Light" closes the episode.

Date: April 22, 1956 [19:00-22:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Paul Cohen (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Harold Bradley (g), Grady Martin (eg), Bobby Garrett (stg), Tommy Jackson (fdl), Owen Bradley (p, dir), Bob Moore (b), Farris Coursey (d)

a.	NA 9342-4alt	Stop, Look And Listen(George London, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:22 MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991) Bear Family CD16781 — Gonna Shake This Shack Tonight: Stop, Look And Listen (2008)
b.	NA 9342-6 / 89855	Stop, Look And Listen(George London, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:21 Decca 78/4529963 — I've Loved And Lost Again / Stop, Look And Listen (1956) [promo] ³45EPF-16 — Try Again / Turn The Cards Slowly (1958) ► Everest Jukebox EP19-1204 — Encores (1963)
c.	NA 9343-10 / 89856	I've Loved And Lost Again(Eddie Miller) - 2:35 Decca 78/4529963 — I've Loved And Lost Again / Stop, Look And Listen (1956) [promo] ³45EPF-12 — Walkin' After Midnight / I've Loved And Lost Again (1957) ► Decca (PH) ¹451131 — I've Loved And Lost Again / There He Goes (1962)
d.	NA 9344-1 / 89857	Dear God(Virgil F. Stewart) - 2:32 Decca 4530794 — Dear God / He Will Do For You (1958) [promo] ³45AP-39 — Dear God / He Will Do For You (1959) ► Decca EP2759 — Dear God (1963)
e.	NA 9345 / 89858	He Will Do For You(Virgil F. Stewart) - 2:17 Decca 4530794 — Dear God / He Will Do For You (1958) [promo] ³45AP-39 — Dear God / He Will Do For You (1959) ► Decca EP2759 — Dear God (1963)

All titles on:

Classics CD5550 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1955-1957 (2009)

Tommy Jackson (fdl) on c-e.

The licensing agreement changed at this session, and subsequent Patsy Cline product was issued on Decca instead of subsidiary label Coral.

Date: June 16, 1956
Location: Ryman Auditorium, 116 5th Avenue North, Nashville TN.
Prince Albert Grand Ole Opry

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Owen Bradley (dir), Little Jimmy Dickens (mc)

a.	rt	A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 3:16
b.	rt	I've Loved And Lost Again(Eddie Miller) - 2:28

Both titles on:

MCA Records LP/CS/CD42142 — Live At The Opry (1988)

MCA Records CD2-8925 — Commemorative Collection (1988)

"I've Loved And Lost Again" was a late replacement for "Hidin' Out" as per the script for this episode, which can be read here.

Date: June 17, 1956 #1
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Country Hoedown #40 (US Navy)

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Owen Bradley (dir), Faron Young (mc)

a.	77029rt	Come On In (And Make Yourself At Home)(Virgil F. Stewart) - 1:56
b.	77029rt	Turn The Cards Slowly(Sammy Masters) - 1:11
c.	77029rt	Yes, I Know Why(Webb Pierce) - 2:19 MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

All titles on:

U.S. Government disc40 — Country Hoedown #40 (1956)

MCA Records LP/CS/CD42284 — Live Volume Two (1989)

Date: June 17, 1956 #2
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Country Hoedown #45 (US Navy)

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Owen Bradley (dir), Faron Young (mc)

a.	77405rt	Stop, Look And Listen(George London, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:23
b.	77405rt	The Wayward Wind(Stan Lebowsky, Herb Newman) - 3:43
c.	77405rt	For Rent (One Empty Heart)(Sonny James, Jack Morrow) - 1:55 MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991) Bear Family CD16781 — Gonna Shake This Shack Tonight: Stop, Look And Listen (2008)

All titles on:

U.S. Government disc45 — Country Hoedown #45 (1956)

MCA Records LP/CS/CD42284 — Live Volume Two (1989)

Date: November 8, 1956 [22:00-01:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Paul Cohen (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Harold Bradley (g), Grady Martin (eg), Don Helms (stg), Tommy Jackson (fdl), Owen Bradley (p, dir), Bob Moore (b), Farris Coursey (d)

a.	NA 9539 / 101004	Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) - 2:32 Decca 78/4530221 — Walkin' After Midnight / A Poor Man's Roses (1957) [promo] ³45EPF-12 — Walkin' After Midnight / I've Loved And Lost Again (1957) ► Decca LP8611 — Patsy Cline (1957)
b.	NA 9540 / 101005hold	The Heart You Break May Be Your Own(Tiny Colbert, Bob Geesling) - 2:33 Everest LP1204 — Encores (1963) Longines Symphonette LP93489 — The Heart You Break (1967) ► Hilltop LP6054 — Miss Country Music (1967)
c.	NA 9541 / 101006hold	Pick Me Up On Your Way Down(Burton Levy, Glenn Reeves, Mae Boren Axton) - 2:15 Everest LP1217 — In Memoriam (1963) Ditto CS10006A — Queen Of Country (Cassette One) (1967) ► Decca 4525732 — Always / Pick Me Up On Your Way Down (1968)
d.	NA 9542 / 101007	A Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold)(Bob Hilliard, Milton DeLugg) - 2:44 Decca 78/4530221 — Walkin' After Midnight / A Poor Man's Roses (1957) [promo] ³45EPF-14 — A Poor Man's Roses / Come On In (1957) ► Everest Jukebox EP19-1204 — Encores (1963)
e.	NA 9542alt	A Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold)(Bob Hilliard, Milton DeLugg) - 2:43 Deluxe/Highland Music CS/CD7913 — The Late & Great Patsy Cline & Dottie West (1992) King/Highland Music CS/CD3810 — Country Music Hall Of Fame 1973 (1999)

Tommy Jackson (fdl) on b-c.

Date: January 21, 1957
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.

rt

Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) - 3:52

Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996)

Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996)

EMI-Capitol Special Markets CD19383 — The Live Broadcasts (1997)

Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)

Date: January 26, 1957
Location: Turner's Capitol Arena, 14th & W Street NW, Washington D.C.
Town & Country Jamboree (WMAL-TV)

Connie Barriot Gay (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Jimmy Dean's Texas Wildcats (acc), Jimmy Dean (mc)

a.

aircheck

Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) - 2:32

Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

In addition to regular appearances on Connie B. Gay's "Town & Country Time" radio and television series, Patsy appeared on "Jamboree" specials that broadcast live concerts from Washington's Capitol Arena on Saturday nights from 10:30 pm-1:30 am ET on WMAL-TV and regional networks in Maryland and Virginia. In this episode, Patsy talks candidly about her experience with Arthur Godfrey in New York, and expresses gratitude for winning the "Talent Scouts" broadcast one week earlier.

Date: February 9, 1957
Location: Jewell Theatre, 216 South Jefferson Avenue, Springfield MO.
The Red Foley Show (Ozark Jubilee, ABC Radio)

Bryan Bisney (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Speedy Haworth (eg), Paul Mitchell (p), Bob White (b), Johnny Gailey (d), Red Foley (mc)

a.

rt

A Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold)(Bob Hilliard, Milton DeLugg) - 3:13

Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

1. The Red Foley Show
This program should not be confused with the standalone 15 minute Red Foley Show produced by RadiOzark at KWTO on Saturday afternoons. That broadcast was transcribed in a closed studio without a live audience, and it featured only one guest. The performance reported here originates instead from a 30 minute ABC Radio offshoot of the Ozark Jubilee, and was transcribed live from the stage of the Jewell Theatre on a Saturday evening with the same audience gathered for the TV episode that followed.

2. Guests/Sponsor
Other guests of this broadcast were Marvin Rainwater, Billy Walker, The Marksman Four and Bill Wimberley's band. The sponsor was Dow Chemical.

3. Transcription vs. Broadcast Date
This performance was transcribed on February 9, with an apparent syndication date of March 9.

Date: March 16, 1957
Location: CBS Studios, Los Angeles
Western Ranch Party (Syndicated)

Bill Wagnon (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Irvin Atkins (dir), Tex Ritter (mc)

a.	Ep. #07film	Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) - 2:23
b.	Ep. #11film	I've Loved And Lost Again(Eddie Miller) - 2:33 MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005)

Both titles on:

Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

Both episodes were filmed March 16, 1957. Episode #7 aired March 23rd, and #11 aired April 27th.

Date: April 23, 1957
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.

rt

Try Again(Bob Summers, Jerry Le Fors) - 2:22

Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996)

Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996)

EMI-Capitol Special Markets CD19383 — The Live Broadcasts (1997)

Date: April 24, 1957
Location: Pythian Temple, 135 West 70th Street, New York
Label: Decca
Patsy Cline (Album Sessions)

Paul Cohen (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), unknown (bkv), George Barnes (eg), Jack Pleis (p, dir), others unknown (acc)

a.	102377	Today, Tomorrow And Forever(Billy Burkes, Don Reid) - 2:37 Decca 78/4530339 — Today, Tomorrow And Forever / Try Again (1957) Everest LP1223 — A Legend (1964) ► Hilltop LP6001 — Today, Tomorrow And Forever (1964)
b.	102378	Fingerprints(Don Hecht, Woodie Otto Fleener, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:46 Decca EP2542 — Patsy Cline (1957) Decca LP8611 — Patsy Cline (1957) ► [promo] ³45EP-21 — Three Cigarettes / Hungry For Love (1958)
c.	102379	A Stranger In My Arms(Charlotte White, Virginia Hensley, Mary Lu Jeans) - 2:28 Decca 78/4530406 — Three Cigarettes In An Ashtray / A Stranger In My Arms (1957) Festival EP10379 — Patsy Cline Sings For You (1962) ► Everest Jukebox EP19-1204 — Encores (1963)
d.	102380	Don't Ever Leave Me Again(Lillian Claiborne, Virginia Hensley, James Crawford) - 2:29 Decca LP8611 — Patsy Cline (1957) [promo] ³45EP-31 — Just Out Of Reach / Come On In (1958) ► Hilltop LP6001 — Today, Tomorrow And Forever (1964)

All titles on:

Everest LP1204 — Encores (1963)

Sundown LP Box/CD001/3001 — Crazy Dreams: The 4 Star Years (1990)

Weton-Wesgram CD Box3146 — Patsy Cline (2000)

Bescol CD102-4 — Her Original 4 Star Hits (2005)

Classics CD5550 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1955-1957 (2009)

Jasmine CD3618-9 — Just Out Of Reach (2012)

unknown (bkv) on a-c.

Date: April 24, 1957
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.

rt

Three Cigarettes In An Ashtray(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:27

Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996)

Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996)

EMI-Capitol Special Markets CD19383 — The Live Broadcasts (1997)

Date: April 25, 1957
Location: Pythian Temple, 135 West 70th Street, New York
Label: Decca
Patsy Cline (Album Sessions)

Paul Cohen (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Anita Kerr Singers (bkv), George Barnes (eg), Jack Pleis (p, dir), others unknown (acc)

a.	102381	Try Again(Bob Summers, Jerry Le Fors) - 1:58 Decca 78/4530339 — Today, Tomorrow And Forever / Try Again (1957) [promo] ³45EPF-16 — Try Again / Turn The Cards Slowly (1958) ► Everest LP1204 — Encores (1963)
b.	102382	Too Many Secrets(Bobby Lile) - 2:18 Decca LP8611 — Patsy Cline (1957) [promo] ³45EP-25 — I Don't Wanta / Too Many Secrets (1958) ► Everest LP1200 — Patsy Cline's Golden Hits (1962)
c.	102383	Then You'll Know(Bobby Lile) - 3:14 Decca LP8611 — Patsy Cline (1957) Decca 78/4530504 — I Don't Wanta / Then You'll Know (1957) ► [promo] ³45EP-25 — I Don't Wanta / Too Many Secrets (1958)
d.	102384	Three Cigarettes In An Ashtray(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:15 Decca EP2542 — Patsy Cline (1957) Decca LP8611 — Patsy Cline (1957) ► Decca 78/4530406 — Three Cigarettes In An Ashtray / A Stranger In My Arms (1957)

All titles on:

Sundown LP Box/CD001/3001 — Crazy Dreams: The 4 Star Years (1990)

MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

► Weton-Wesgram CD Box3146 — Patsy Cline (2000)

The Anita Kerr Singers consist of Anita Kerr (soprano, leader), Dottie Dillard (alto), Guilford Wright (tenor) and Louis Nunley (baritone) for Cline's recordings.

Date: April 26, 1957
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.

rt

Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) - 2:05

Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996)

Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996)

Date: May 18, 1957
Location: WSMV-TV, 5700 Knob Rd, Nashville TN.
Top Of The Morning (WSM)

Patsy Cline (v), Hank Garland, Grady Martin (eg), Owen Bradley (p, dir), Bob Moore (b)

a.

film

Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) - 2:10

MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005)

Date: May 22, 1957 [18:00-21:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Patsy Cline (Album Sessions)

Paul Cohen (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Anita Kerr Singers (bkv), Jack Shook (rg), Hank Garland, Grady Martin (eg), Owen Bradley (p, dir), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (eb)

a.	NA 9829-1 / 102680	That Wonderful Someone(Gertrude Burg) - 2:32 Decca EP2542 — Patsy Cline (1957) Decca LP8611 — Patsy Cline (1957) ► [promo] ³45EP-21 — Three Cigarettes / Hungry For Love (1958)
b.	NA 9829-2alt	That Wonderful Someone(Gertrude Burg) - 2:20 Ditto CS10006B — Queen Of Country (Cassette Two) (1967) Pickwick CD841 — Unforgettable (1986) LaserLight CD15408 — Great American Legends Vol. 2: Today, Tomorrow And Forever (1991) LaserLight CD15409 — Don't Ever Leave Me Again (1993)
c.	NA 9830-1rejected	(Write Me) In Care Of The Blues(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:37 Bear Family CD16781 — Gonna Shake This Shack Tonight: Stop, Look And Listen (2008)
d.	NA 9830-1.3 / 102681splice	(Write Me) In Care Of The Blues(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:36 Decca LP8611 — Patsy Cline (1957) Everest LP1200 — Patsy Cline's Golden Hits (1962) ► Everest Jukebox EP19-6200 — Patsy Cline's Golden Hits (1962)

1. "That Wonderful Someone"
An excerpt of the ending was recorded after the second take, for splicing if necessary. Instead, Decca issued the first take and the latter bears the alternate designation.

2. "In Care Of The Blues"
There is only one complete take of this performance. Patsy's final note goes sharp, and after two false starts, the ending was re-recorded in three successive excerpts. The third excerpt was spliced onto the full take to create the master recording.

Date: May 23, 1957 #1 [15:00-18:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Patsy Cline (Album Sessions)

Paul Cohen (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Anita Kerr Singers (bkv), Jack Shook (rg), Hank Garland, Grady Martin (eg), Owen Bradley (p, dir), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (eb)

a.	NA 9831 / 102682	Hungry For Love(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:29 Decca EP2542 — Patsy Cline (1957) [promo] ³45EP-21 — Three Cigarettes / Hungry For Love (1958) ► Everest ²452011 — Hungry For Love / Then You'll Know (1963)
b.	NA 9832 / 102683	I Can't Forget(W.S. Stevenson, Carl Belew) - 2:27 Decca (PH) ¹451156 — That Wonderful Someone / I Can't Forget (1962) Everest ²4520005 — I Can't Forget / I Don't Wanta (1962) ► Everest Jukebox EP19-6200 — Patsy Cline's Golden Hits (1962)

Both titles on:

Decca LP8611 — Patsy Cline (1957)

Everest LP1200 — Patsy Cline's Golden Hits (1962)

► Everest LP1223 — A Legend (1964)

Date: May 23, 1957 #2 [19:00-22:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Patsy Cline (Album Sessions)

Paul Cohen (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Anita Kerr Singers (bkv), Hank Garland, Grady Martin (eg), Owen Bradley (p, dir), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (eb), Farris Coursey (d)

a.	NA 9833-1 / 102684	I Don't Wanta(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson, Durwood Haddock) - 2:22 Decca LP8611 — Patsy Cline (1957) Decca 78/4530504 — I Don't Wanta / Then You'll Know (1957) ► [promo] ³45EP-25 — I Don't Wanta / Too Many Secrets (1958)
b.	NA 9833-2alt	I Don't Wanta(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson, Durwood Haddock) - 2:15 Bear Family CD16781 — Gonna Shake This Shack Tonight: Stop, Look And Listen (2008)
c.	NA 9834 / 102685	Ain't No Wheels On This Ship (We Can't Roll)(Wayland Chandler, W.S. Stevenson) - 1:56 Decca LP8611 — Patsy Cline (1957) [promo] ³45EP-25 — I Don't Wanta / Too Many Secrets (1958) ► Everest LP1200 — Patsy Cline's Golden Hits (1962)

Date: August 10, 1957
Location: Jewell Theatre, 216 South Jefferson Avenue, Springfield MO.
Country Music Jubilee (ABC TV)

Bryan Bisney (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Red Foley (mc)

a.

film

Three Cigarettes In An Ashtray(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:10

MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005)

This is a lip-sync performance of the single with a live audience and introductory remarks by Red Foley.

Date: October 22, 1957
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.

rt

Three Cigarettes In An Ashtray(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:09

Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

"Discovery" splices dialogue from the previous Godfrey performance of this song (April 24, 1957).

Date: October 24, 1957
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.

rt

Then You'll Know(Bobby Lile) - 2:53

Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996)

Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996)

Date: October 25, 1957
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (bkv, acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.	rt	Too Many Secrets(Bobby Lile) - 2:18 Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)
b.	rt	Come On In (And Make Yourself At Home)(Virgil F. Stewart) - 2:25 EMI-Capitol Special Markets CD19383 — The Live Broadcasts (1997)

Both titles on:

Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996)

Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996)

unknown (bkv) on b.

Date: December 13, 1957 [14:00-18:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Paul Cohen (pdr), Patsy Cline (v), Anita Kerr Singers (bkv), Hank Garland, Grady Martin (eg), Owen Bradley (p, org, dir), unknown (vib), Bob Moore (b), Farris Coursey (d)

a.	NA 10039-5½, 103878	Stop The World (And Let Me Off)(Carl Belew, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:28 Decca 78/4530542 — Stop The World (And Let Me Off) / Walking Dream (1958) Everest LP1200 — Patsy Cline's Golden Hits (1962) ► Everest Jukebox EP19-6200 — Patsy Cline's Golden Hits (1962)
b.	NA 10040-2 / 103879	Walking Dream(Hal Willis, Ginger Willis) - 2:18 Decca 78/4530542 — Stop The World (And Let Me Off) / Walking Dream (1958) Everest LP1217 — In Memoriam (1963) ► Vocalion LP73753 — Here's Patsy Cline (1965)
c.	NA 10041-2 / 103880	Cry Not For Me(Don Hecht, Jack Moon) - 2:31 Decca 4530846 — Yes, I Understand / Cry Not For Me (1959) [promo] ³45EP-41 — Cry Not For Me / Yes, I Understand (1959) ► Everest LP1217 — In Memoriam (1963)
d.	NA 10042-1 / 103881	If I Could See The World (Through The Eyes Of A Child)(Sammy Masters, Richard Pope, Tex Satterwhite) - 2:52 Decca 4530746 — If I Could See The World / Just Out Of Reach (1958) [promo] ³45EP-38 — Just Out Of Reach / I Can See An Angel (1958) ► Everest LP1200 — Patsy Cline's Golden Hits (1962)

All titles on:

Sundown LP Box/CD001/3001 — Crazy Dreams: The 4 Star Years (1990)

Varese Sarabande CD6165 — 25 All-Time Greatest 4 Star Recordings (2000)

Bescol CD102-4 — Her Original 4 Star Hits (2005)

Classics CD5903 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1957-1960 (2009)

Jasmine CD3618-9 — Just Out Of Reach (2012)

Owen Bradley (p) on a, (org) on c-d; unknown (vib) on c-d.

The producer called a half take for a., presumably due to a false start.

Date: December 14, 1957
Location: Ryman Auditorium, 116 5th Avenue North, Nashville TN.
Prince Albert Grand Ole Opry #949

Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), unknown (acc), Owen Bradley (dir), Ray Price (mc)

a.	rt	Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) - 2:23 MCA Records LP/CS/CD42142 — Live At The Opry (1988) MCA Records CD2-8925 — Commemorative Collection (1988)
b.	rt	I Don't Wanta(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson, Durwood Haddock) - 2:14 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

The Jordanaires (bkv) on b.

"I Don't Wanta" was a late replacement for "Then You'll Know" as per the script for this episode, which can be read here.

Date: January 6, 1958
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (bkv, acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.

rt

Come On In (And Make Yourself At Home)(Virgil F. Stewart) - 1:47

Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

Date: January 8, 1958
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.	rt	I Don't Wanta(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson, Durwood Haddock) - 2:02
b.	rt	Your Cheatin' Heart(Hank Williams) - 2:39

Both titles on:

Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996)

Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996)

EMI-Capitol Special Markets CD19383 — The Live Broadcasts (1997)

Date: January 9, 1958
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (bkv, acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.

rt

Walking Dream(Hal Willis, Ginger Willis) - 2:20

Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

Date: January 10, 1958
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.	rt	Don't Ever Leave Me Again(Lillian Claiborne, Virginia Hensley, James Crawford) - 2:33
b.	rt	The Man Upstairs(Dorinda Morgan, Gerry Manners, Harold Stanley) - 1:25 Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)

Both titles on:

Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996)

Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996)

Date: January 13, 1958
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (bkv, acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.

rt

Stop The World (And Let Me Off)(Carl Belew, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:20

Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996)

Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996)

Date: January 14, 1958
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (bkv, acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.	rt	Down By The Riverside(Traditional) - 1:40 Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995) Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996) Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996) EMI-Capitol Special Markets CD19383 — The Live Broadcasts (1997) Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)
b.	rt	(Write Me) In Care Of The Blues(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 3:40 Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996) Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996) EMI-Capitol Special Markets CD19383 — The Live Broadcasts (1997) Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)
c.	rt	(Write Me) In Care Of The Blues(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:52 Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

unknown (bkv) on a.

The two performances of "In Care Of The Blues" probably originate from separate broadcasts on this date. The timing of b. includes dialogue.

Date: January 15, 1958
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (bkv, acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.

rt

Ain't No Wheels On This Ship (We Can't Roll)(Wayland Chandler, W.S. Stevenson) - 1:50

Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996)

Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996)

Date: January 16, 1958
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.

rt

Hungry For Love(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:53

Prism CS/CD5902 — Discovery (1995)

Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996)

Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996)

EMI-Capitol Special Markets CD19383 — The Live Broadcasts (1997)

Date: January 17, 1958
Location: CBS Studios, New York
Arthur Godfrey & Friends

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (bkv, acc), Bert Farber (con), Arthur Godfrey (mc)

a.

rt

Walking Dream(Hal Willis, Ginger Willis) - 2:07

Razor & Tie CS/CD2108 — The Birth Of A Star (1996)

Publisher's Clearing House CS/CD101 — Birth Of A Country Legend (1996)

EMI-Capitol Special Markets CD19383 — The Live Broadcasts (1997)

Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)

Date: February 13, 1958 #1 [15:00-19:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Owen Bradley (pdr, dir), Patsy Cline (v), Anita Kerr Singers (bkv), Hank Garland (eg), Grady Martin (bnj, eb), Bob Moore (b), Buddy Harman (d), Bill McElhiney (t), Beverly LeCroy (tb)

a.	NA 10122 / 104577	Just Out Of Reach(Virgil F. Stewart) - 2:27 Decca 4530746 — If I Could See The World / Just Out Of Reach (1958) [promo] ³45EP-31 — Just Out Of Reach / Come On In (1958) ► [promo] ³45EP-38 — Just Out Of Reach / I Can See An Angel (1958)
b.	NA 10123 / 104578	I Can See An Angel(Kay Adelman) - 2:24 Decca 4530706 — I Can See An Angel / Never No More (1958) [promo] ³45EP-38 — Just Out Of Reach / I Can See An Angel (1958) ► Everest LP1200 — Patsy Cline's Golden Hits (1962)
c.	NA 10124 / 104582	Come On In (And Make Yourself At Home)(Virgil F. Stewart) - 1:51 Decca 4530659 — Come On In / Let The Teardrops Fall (1958) [promo] ³45EP-31 — Just Out Of Reach / Come On In (1958) ► Everest LP1217 — In Memoriam (1963)

All titles on:

Pair LP/CS/CD1236 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1988)

Sundown LP Box/CD001/3001 — Crazy Dreams: The 4 Star Years (1990)

Bescol CD102-4 — Her Original 4 Star Hits (2005)

Classics CD5903 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1957-1960 (2009)

Jasmine CD3618-9 — Just Out Of Reach (2012)

Goldenlane Records LP2244 — Walkin' After Midnight: The Essentials (2021)

Grady Martin (bnj) on c, (eb) on a-b; Bill McElhiney (t) on c; Beverly LeCroy (tb) on c.

Date: February 13, 1958 #2 [20:00-23:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Owen Bradley (pdr, dir), Patsy Cline (v), Grady Martin (g, eb), Hank Garland (eg), Floyd Cramer (p), Bob Moore (b), Buddy Harman (d)

a.	NA 10125 / 104579	Let The Teardrops Fall(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:37 Decca 4530659 — Come On In / Let The Teardrops Fall (1958) [promo] ³45EP-31 — Just Out Of Reach / Come On In (1958) ► Metro LP540 — Gotta Lot Of Rhythm In My Soul (1965)
b.	NA 10126 / 104580	Never No More(Rita Ross, Alan Block) - 2:37 Decca 4530706 — I Can See An Angel / Never No More (1958) [promo] ³45EP-38 — Just Out Of Reach / I Can See An Angel (1958) ► Longines Symphonette LP93489 — The Heart You Break (1967)
c.	NA 10127 / 104581hold	If I Could Only Stay Asleep(Ethel Bassey, Wayland Chandler) - 2:40 Hilltop LP6016 — I Can't Forget You (1966) Columbia Musical Treasury LP5280 — Portrait Of Patsy (1969) ► Hilltop LP6072 — In Care Of The Blues (1969)

All titles on:

Everest LP1217 — In Memoriam (1963)

Everest LP1223 — A Legend (1964)

► Vee-Jay LP6000 — Patsy Cline Forever (1977)

Grady Martin (g) on c, (eb) on a-b.

Date: December 27, 1958
Location: Raleigh Hotel, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C.
Don Owens TV Jamboree (WTTG)

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Don Owens (mc)

a.	aircheck	I Don't Wanta(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson, Durwood Haddock) - 1:51
b.	aircheck	You Win Again(Hank Williams) - 2:18

Both titles on:

Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

1. Kagarise Recordings
Leon Kagarise taped the audio from this and all subsequent episodes of Don Owens' T.V. Jamboree reported in this discography. More information can be read about the music fan and recording enthusiast here.

2. Broadcast
T.V. Jamboree was a live weekly broadcast that aired Saturday nights on Washington's Channel 5 (WTTG-TV). Don Owens, a WARL disk jockey by day, hosted this weekend show by night. Intended as only a four-week summer replacement, Jamboree was a hit with viewers; it debuted in August 1956 and ran for many years. One hour in length, the broadcast would start at 9 p.m., and was divided in two. Patsy would perform one song for each half whenever she appeared on the program. The show's primary sponsor was Discount Motor Sales, and the program was never kinescoped or videotaped.

3. Venue
T.V. Jamboree broadcast from the former Raleigh Hotel, a 13-story Beaux Arts building that stood on the northeast corner of 12th Street N.W. and Pennsylvania Avenue. The studio leased space on the 10th floor, and Owens joked that 'admission is free, but the elevator ride costs twelve dollars'. The studio had room for a small audience of about 50 people, so Owens encouraged viewers to arrive by 8 p.m. if they wanted a seat for these Saturday evening broadcasts. The hotel closed in 1954 and the building was demolished by 1964.

4. Dates
Publications reveal that Patsy signed on as a regular for Don Owens in March of 1959, when she was still based in and around the D.C. area. Along with other members of the regular cast and featured guests, Owens frequently advertised Patsy's upcoming tour dates in the region during these live broadcasts, which helped determine exact dates for Patsy's appearances on the program.

5. Personnel
The Bluegrass Champs were series regulars, and included members of the Pop Stoneman family, such as Scotty Stoneman (fiddle), Donna Stoneman (mandolin), Peggy Stoneman (dobro), Van Stoneman (guitar) and Jimmy Stoneman (bass). Although unclear, some Champs may have performed double duty as members of the program's house band. Joe Carroll is the only confirmed member of the house band, and is heard backing Patsy on occasion.

6. New Year's Episode
The cast pretends to blow at midnight immediately after Patsy sings "You Win Again" at the end of this broadcast. During the closing credits, Owens promotes a New Year's Eve concert that was set to take place the following week.

Date: January 8, 1959 [17:00-20:30]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Owen Bradley (pdr, dir), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Hank Garland, Grady Martin (eg), Floyd Cramer (p), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d), unknown (hnd)

a.	NA 10554 / 106452hold	I'm Moving Along(Johnny Starr) - 2:08 Decca EP2768 — How Can I Face Tomorrow (1964) Decca LP74586 — That's How A Heartache Begins (1964) ► Decca EP2802 — Love Letters In The Sand (1965)
b.	NA 10555-16 / 106453	I'm Blue Again(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:08 Decca 4530929 — Gotta Lot Of Rhythm In My Soul / I'm Blue Again (1959) [promo] ³45EP-42 — Gotta Lot Of Rhythm In My Soul / I'm Blue Again (1959) ► Decca EP2768 — How Can I Face Tomorrow (1964)
c.	NA 10556 / 106454hold	Love, Love, Love Me Honey Do(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:05 Decca EP2768 — How Can I Face Tomorrow (1964) Everest ²452052 — Love, Love, Love Me Honey Do / Gotta Lot Of Rhythm In My Soul (1964) ► Decca LP74586 — That's How A Heartache Begins (1964)
d.	NA 10556alt	Love, Love, Love Me Honey Do(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:07 Bear Family CD16781 — Gonna Shake This Shack Tonight: Stop, Look And Listen (2008)

unknown (hnd) on d.

1. The Jordanaires
This vocal group consists of Gordon Stoker (tenor, manager), Neal Matthews, Jr. (tenor, leader), Hoyt Hawkins (baritone) and Ray Walker (bass) for Cline's recordings.

2. Alternate
Handclaps were overdubbed onto the alternate take of "Love, Love, Love Me Honey Do" and the performance was mixed to mono.

Date: January 9, 1959 [14:20-17:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Owen Bradley (pdr, dir), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Hank Garland, Grady Martin (eg), Floyd Cramer (p), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Farris Coursey (d), unknown (hnd)

a.	NA 10557 / 106455underdub	Yes, I Understand(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:52 Vocalion LP73753 — Here's Patsy Cline (1965)
b.	NA 10557 / 106455mono	Yes, I Understand(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:52 Decca 4530846 — Yes, I Understand / Cry Not For Me (1959) [promo] ³45EP-41 — Cry Not For Me / Yes, I Understand (1959) ► Hilltop LP6001 — Today, Tomorrow And Forever (1964)
c.	NA 10558 / 106456mono	Gotta Lot Of Rhythm In My Soul(Barbara Vaughan, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:22 Decca 4530929 — Gotta Lot Of Rhythm In My Soul / I'm Blue Again (1959) [promo] ³45EP-42 — Gotta Lot Of Rhythm In My Soul / I'm Blue Again (1959) ► Everest ²452052 — Love, Love, Love Me Honey Do / Gotta Lot Of Rhythm In My Soul (1964)

unknown (hnd) on c.

1. Schedule
The Decca sheets confirm this session began at 14:20, although it was scheduled to start at 14:00.

2. Overdub Elements
The handclaps on c. were probably overdubbed after the initial recording took place, as done at the previous session.

Date: March 28, 1959
Location: Raleigh Hotel, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C.
Don Owens TV Jamboree (WTTG)

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Don Owens (mc)

a.

aircheck

That Lonesome Valley(Traditional) - 1:56

Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

1. Lip-sync
To promote her latest single, Patsy lip-syncs "Cry Not For Me" during the first half of this broadcast.

2. Airdate
Kagarise did not tape any announcements or clues for this episode, which made dating tricky. To close the second half of the broadcast, Owens sings "Each Ring of the Hammer", a self-penned tune with Crucifixion references. He remarks that it is 'kind of adequate for this time of year'. The episode probably aired during Easter weekend; Patsy's choice of singing a traditional hymn that references Jesus further corroborates this date.

Date: Spring 1959
Location: Raleigh Hotel, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C.
Don Owens TV Jamboree (WTTG)

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Don Owens (mc)

a.	aircheck	I Don't Wanta(Eddie Miller, W.S. Stevenson, Durwood Haddock) - 1:48 unissued
b.	aircheck	Old Lonesome Time(Sonny James, Hazel Pitts) - 2:20 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
c.	aircheck	Yes, I Understand(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:31 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

1. Dates
This session combines songs from two episodes of the show. "I Don't Wanta" probably aired on the May 2, 1959 broadcast. Performances b-c. could be the week after (May 9th), or less likely June 20 or July 25th.

2. Lip-sync
Patsy closes the first episode by lip-synching her latest single "Yes, I Understand", a track with studio harmony and vocals by the Jordanaires. Performance c. is a live version of the song from the second episode reported here.

3. Unreleased Patsy
"Old Lonesome Time" is a song that was popularized by Carl Smith. Disk jockey Eddie Stubbs was granted permission to play this recording during a WSM broadcast many years before its official release.

Date: May 30, 1959
Location: Raleigh Hotel, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C.
Don Owens TV Jamboree (WTTG)

Patsy Cline (v), Joe Carroll (eg), others unknown (acc), Joe Sissler (spk), Don Owens (mc)

a.	aircheck	Let The Teardrops Fall(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 1:39
b.	aircheck	Waltz Of The Angels(Jack Rhodes, Dick Reynolds) - 2:29

Both titles on:

Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

Joe Carroll (eg) on a; Joe Sissler (spk) on a.

1. June Dates
Owens also promotes Patsy's tour dates in the D.C. area during the following two episodes (June 6 & 13), although she does not appear on those broadcasts.

2. Set List
"Waltz of the Angels" is a tune that several artists recorded, including Kitty Wells, Jean Shepard and The Browns. Patsy's handwritten letter addressed to the Poplar Tavern lists the song as part of her act from as early as 1956.

3. Sound Mixing
A bad connection or faulty cable prevents the vocal from being clearly heard for most of "Waltz of the Angels". The problem is not resolved until well past the halfway mark of the song, at 1:42. Until then, a ghostlike vocal of Patsy faintly bleeds into the band mics while a sound engineer is heard making adjustments. The performance broadcasted this way, and the song wasn't restarted. In some episodes, Owens would stop the performer and cover for such adjustments by filling time with announcements, interviews or sponsorship messages until fixed.

4. Announcer
Joe Sissler calls Patsy to the stage for "Let The Teardrops Fall", although Owens would normally introduce her numbers on the program. Sissler brought sponsorship from Chevy, and served as agent for the Bluegrass Champs, often promoting their dates in separate announcements during these broadcasts. Owens referred to Sissler as the 'head man of the Bluegrass Champs fan club for Chevy'.

5. Memorial Day Episode
Owens closes the broadcast by singing "Did You See My Daddy Over There" in honor of Memorial Day.

Date: July 3, 1959 [12:30-15:30]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Owen Bradley (pdr, dir), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Hank Garland, Grady Martin (eg), Floyd Cramer (p), Bob Moore (b), Buddy Harman (d)

a.	NA 10789 / 107844	Life's Railway To Heaven(M.E. Abbey, Charles Davis Tillman) - 2:51 Longines Symphonette LP93489 — The Heart You Break (1967) Hilltop LP6148 — Country Music Hall Of Fame (1974) ► Compact Classics CDFPF05D — Country Legends (1989)
b.	NA 10790 / 107845	Just A Closer Walk With Thee(Traditional) - 2:46 Longines Symphonette LP93488 — Stop The World (1967) Ditto CS10006A — Queen Of Country (Cassette One) (1967) ► Hilltop LP6072 — In Care Of The Blues (1969)

Both titles on:

Decca EP2759 — Dear God (1963)

Festival EP10727 — Just A Closer Walk With Thee (1963)

► Vocalion LP73753 — Here's Patsy Cline (1965)

Date: July 1959
Location: Fernwood Farms Recording Studio, Norfolk County, Chesapeake VA.
Private Session

Norman Phelps (pdr), Marvin Carroll (v, g), Patsy Cline (v)

a.	100-1fs	A Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold)(Bob Hilliard, Milton DeLugg) - 0:17 unissued
b.	100-2demo	A Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold)(Bob Hilliard, Milton DeLugg) - 2:37 unissued
c.	101-1rhl	Crazy Arms(Ralph Mooney, Charles Seals) - 0:29 unissued
d.	101-2inc	Crazy Arms(Ralph Mooney, Charles Seals) - 0:43 unissued
e.	102-1fs	Have I Told You Lately That I Love You(Scotty Wiseman) - 0:13 unissued
f.	102-2bd	Have I Told You Lately That I Love You(Scotty Wiseman) - 0:33 unissued
g.	102-3demo	Have I Told You Lately That I Love You(Scotty Wiseman) - 2:43 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
h.	103-1fs	Life's Railway To Heaven(M.E. Abbey, Charles Davis Tillman) - 0:11 unissued
i.	103-2demo	Life's Railway To Heaven(M.E. Abbey, Charles Davis Tillman) - 2:14 unissued

Marvin Carroll (v) on c-g.

The Phelps Brothers owned Fernwood Farms in Norfolk County, Virginia. The property included a barn made into a horse stable, a community dance hall, and an old hotel converted into a recording studio. Patsy sang at the dance hall, and later that evening went to the property's studio with Marvin Carroll to make these recordings.

Date: August 22, 1959
Location: Raleigh Hotel, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C.
Don Owens TV Jamboree (WTTG)

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Don Owens (mc)

a.

aircheck

Dear God(Virgil F. Stewart) - 1:51

Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

To promote her latest single, Patsy lip-syncs "Gotta Lot Of Rhythm In My Soul" during the first half of the broadcast. This was Patsy's final appearance on the program, and Owens does not announce any upcoming dates in the following two broadcasts of August 29 and September 5th. Patsy and family had moved to Nashville by the end of summer.

Date: November 7, 1959
Location: Jewell Theatre, 216 South Jefferson Avenue, Springfield MO.
Jubilee U.S.A. (ABC TV)

Bryan Bisney (pdr), Patsy Cline, Pee Wee King, Minnie Pearl, Redd Stewart, Leroy Van Dyke (v), Slim Wilson (v, mc), Speedy Haworth (g), Doc Martin (stg), Zed Tennis (fdl), Paul Mitchell (p), Bob White (b), Johnny Gailey (d)

a.	film	Stay A Little Longer(Bob Wills, Tommy Duncan) - 1:09 unissued
b.	film	Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) - 1:55 unissued
c.	film	Let's Go To Church (Next Sunday Morning)(Steve Allen) - 1:53 MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005) Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
d.	film	Come On In (And Make Yourself At Home)(Virgil F. Stewart) - 1:46 MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005) Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
e.	film	Farther Along(J.R. Baxter, W.A. Fletcher) - 3:15 unissued

Pee Wee King (v) on a, e; Minnie Pearl (v) on a, e; Redd Stewart (v) on a, e; Leroy Van Dyke (v) on e; Slim Wilson (v) on a, c, e.

Date: December 9, 1959
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Community Jamboree (TV)

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Marvin Hughes (dir), Ferlin Husky, Carl Smith (mc)

a.	Ep. #3film	Lovesick Blues(Irving Mills, Cliff Friend) - 2:20 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
b.	Ep. #4film	Come On In (And Make Yourself At Home)(Virgil F. Stewart) - 2:22

Both titles on:

MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005)

1. Date
Cameraman Sid O'Berry's notebook confirms the filming date of Patsy's two appearances on the Community Jamboree, a series of recruitment broadcasts that were presented by the National Guard.

2. Multiple Takes
Several takes of "Lovesick Blues" were filmed using different camera angles. However, there is only one full performance of the song, and this complete take is the only footage with audio.

Date: December 12, 1959
Location: Jewell Theatre, 216 South Jefferson Avenue, Springfield MO.
Jubilee U.S.A. (ABC TV)

Bryan Bisney (pdr), Cyp Brasfield, Patsy Cline, Ferlin Husky, Joe Slattery (v), Red Foley (v, mc), Speedy Haworth (g), Doc Martin (stg), Zed Tennis (fdl), Paul Mitchell (p), Bob White (b), Johnny Gailey (d)

a.	film	Button Up Your Overcoat(Ray Henderson, Buddy De Sylva, Lew Brown) - 1:35 unissued
b.	film	Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!(Jule Styne, Sammy Cahn) - 1:43 MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005) Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
c.	film	Gotta Lot Of Rhythm In My Soul(Barbara Vaughan, W.S. Stevenson) - 1:49 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
d.	film	Winter Wonderland(Felix Bernard, Dick Smith) - 1:45 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
e.	film	Lovesick Blues(Irving Mills, Cliff Friend) - 2:01 unissued

Cyp Brasfield (v) on a; Red Foley (v) on a, d; Ferlin Husky (v) on a-b; Joe Slattery (v) on a.

Date: January 27, 1960 #1 [19:30-01:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Owen Bradley (pdr, dir), Patsy Cline (v), Hank Garland, Grady Martin (eg), Jimmy Day (stg), Floyd Cramer (p), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d)

a.	NA 10964 / 108693	Lovesick Blues(Irving Mills, Cliff Friend) - 2:21 Decca 4531061 — Lovesick Blues / How Can I Face Tomorrow (1960) Decca EP2703 — I Fall To Pieces (1961) ► Decca LP74393 — On Stage At The Grand Ole Opry (1964)
b.	NA 10965 / 108694underdub	How Can I Face Tomorrow(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:19 Vocalion LP73753 — Here's Patsy Cline (1965) Bear Family CD16781 — Gonna Shake This Shack Tonight: Stop, Look And Listen (2008)
c.	NA 10965 / 108694mono	How Can I Face Tomorrow(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:19 Decca 4531061 — Lovesick Blues / How Can I Face Tomorrow (1960) [promo] ³45EP-43 — How Can I Face Tomorrow / A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye (1960) ► Decca EP2768 — How Can I Face Tomorrow (1964)

Don Roy combines the performances of January 27, 1960 into one session, although Bob Moore received payment for two Patsy Cline sessions on this date. The break split is unknown, and the scheduled time for the combined session is displayed for both. The studio logs confirm the first session began at 19:30, although it was scheduled to start at 19:00.

Date: January 27, 1960 #2 [19:30-01:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Owen Bradley (pdr, dir), Patsy Cline (v), Hank Garland (eg), Grady Martin (eg, fdl), Jimmy Day (stg), Floyd Cramer (p), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d)

a.	NA 10966 / 108695	There He Goes(Eddie Miller, Durwood Haddock, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:25 Decca 4531128 — Crazy Dreams / There He Goes (1960) Decca EP2703 — I Fall To Pieces (1961) ► Decca (PH) ¹451131 — I've Loved And Lost Again / There He Goes (1962)
b.	NA 10967 / 108696underdub	Crazy Dreams(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:33 Decca LP74586 — That's How A Heartache Begins (1964) Sundown LP Box/CD001/3001 — Crazy Dreams: The 4 Star Years (1990) ► Varese Sarabande CD6165 — 25 All-Time Greatest 4 Star Recordings (2000)
c.	NA 10967 / 108696mono	Crazy Dreams(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:33 Decca 4531128 — Crazy Dreams / There He Goes (1960) Everest ²452060 — There He Goes / Crazy Dreams (1965) ► Hilltop LP6039 — Stop The World And Let Me Off (1966)

Grady Martin (eg) on a, (fdl) on b-c.

Date: April 2, 1960
Location: Ryman Auditorium, 116 5th Avenue North, Nashville TN.
Prince Albert Grand Ole Opry #1069

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Marvin Hughes (dir), Ray Price (mc)

a.	rt	Lovesick Blues(Irving Mills, Cliff Friend) - 2:06 MCA Records LP/CS/CD42142 — Live At The Opry (1988) MCA Records CD2-8925 — Commemorative Collection (1988) Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)
b.	rt	How Can I Face Tomorrow(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:22 unissued

Date: April 29, 1960
Location: WSM Studio C, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry #214

Patsy Cline (v), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), George Morgan (mc)

a.	L8MP-3892rt	Lovesick Blues(Irving Mills, Cliff Friend) - 2:05
b.	L8MP-3892rt	How Can I Face Tomorrow(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 1:58 MCA Records LP/CS/CD42142 — Live At The Opry (1988) MCA Records CD2-8925 — Commemorative Collection (1988)

Both titles on:

Pet Milk disc214 — Grand Ole Opry #214 (1960)

Date: May 21, 1960
Location: Ryman Auditorium, 116 5th Avenue North, Nashville TN.
Prince Albert Grand Ole Opry #1076

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Marvin Hughes (dir), Hawkshaw Hawkins (mc)

a.	rt	How Can I Face Tomorrow(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:19 unissued
b.	rt	Loose Talk(Freddie Hart) - 1:29 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

Date: June 4, 1960
Location: Jewell Theatre, 216 South Jefferson Avenue, Springfield MO.
Jubilee U.S.A. (ABC TV)

Bryan Bisney (pdr), Eddy Arnold (v, mc), Patsy Cline, June Valli (v), Cowboy Copas (v, g), Speedy Haworth (eg), Doc Martin (stg), Zed Tennis (fdl), Paul Mitchell (p), Bob White (b), Johnny Gailey (d)

a.	film	How Can I Face Tomorrow(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 1:48 MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005)
b.	film	I'm Hog-Tied Over You(Tennessee Ernie Ford) - 2:33 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
c.	film	Lovesick Blues(Irving Mills, Cliff Friend) - 1:57 unissued
d.	film	Reuben And Rachel(Harry Birch, William Gooch) - 1:31 unissued

Eddy Arnold (v) on d; Cowboy Copas (v) on b, d, (g) on b; June Valli (v) on d.

This was Patsy's final appearance on ABC's "Jubilee U.S.A." The series was cancelled September 24, 1960.

Date: June 7, 1960
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Country Style USA #256 (US Army)

Patsy Cline (v, mc), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc)

a.	2352rt	Lovesick Blues(Irving Mills, Cliff Friend) - 1:49 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
b.	2352rt	When Your House Is Not A Home(Roger Miller) - 2:24 MCA Records LP/CS/CD42284 — Live Volume Two (1989) MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)
c.	2352rt	How Can I Face Tomorrow(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:01 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

All titles on:

U.S. Government disc256 — Country Style USA #256 (1960)

This transcription opens with a theme of "Stay A Little Longer".

Date: August 12, 1960
Location: WSM Studio C, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry #228

Patsy Cline (v), Don Helms (stg), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), Willis Brothers (mc)

a.	LM8P-0205rt	Crazy Dreams(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:00
b.	LM8P-0205rt	Loose Talk(Freddie Hart) - 1:40 Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)

Both titles on:

Pet Milk disc228 — Grand Ole Opry #228 (1960)

MCA Records LP/CS/CD42142 — Live At The Opry (1988)

MCA Records CD2-8925 — Commemorative Collection (1988)

Date: September 1960
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Country Style USA #288 (US Army)

Patsy Cline (v, mc), Hank Garland (eg), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc)

a.	80056rt	Stupid Cupid(Neil Sedaka, Howard Greenfield) - 2:16 MCA Records LP/CS/CD42284 — Live Volume Two (1989) MCA Records CD33-3027 — The Patsy Cline Collection Sampler [Promo] (1991) MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991) Bear Family CD16781 — Gonna Shake This Shack Tonight: Stop, Look And Listen (2008)
b.	80056rt	Crazy Dreams(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:31 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
c.	80056rt	Loose Talk(Freddie Hart) - 3:14 MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

All titles on:

U.S. Government disc288 — Country Style USA #288 (1960)

Hank Garland (eg) on a, c.

This transcription opens with a theme of "Stay A Little Longer".

Date: September 3, 1960
Location: Ryman Auditorium, 116 5th Avenue North, Nashville TN.
Prince Albert Grand Ole Opry #1091

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Marvin Hughes (dir), Jim Reeves (mc)

a.	rt	There He Goes(Eddie Miller, Durwood Haddock, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:17 MCA Records LP/CS/CD42142 — Live At The Opry (1988) MCA Records CD2-8925 — Commemorative Collection (1988) Time-Life CD990-05 — Legendary Country Singers (1995) Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)
b.	rt	Crazy Dreams(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:19 unissued

Date: October 11, 1960
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Country Style USA #44 (TV)

Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), unknown (acc), Marvin Hughes (dir), Faron Young (mc)

a.

film

Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) - 2:24

MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005)

Bear Family DVD20114 — Country Style USA (Season 4) (2008)

Hip-O Records CD17415 — On The Air: Her Greatest TV Performances (2012)

Patsy sings the closing theme of "Stay A Little Longer" with Faron Young and cast. Cameraman Sid O'Berry's notebook confirms this episode was filmed on Tuesday, October 11, 1960. Episodes #43 and #45 were also filmed on this date, with the Jordanaires and Skeeter Davis appearing as guest, respectively. Faron Young hosted all three instalments.

Date: October 14, 1960
Location: WSM Studio C, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry #237

Patsy Cline (v), Don Helms (stg), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), Jim Reeves (mc)

a.	LM8P-0900rt	There He Goes(Eddie Miller, Durwood Haddock, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:13 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
b.	LM8P-0900rt	Crazy Dreams(Buster Beam, Lawton Jiles, W.S. Stevenson) - 2:23

Both titles on:

Pet Milk disc237 — Grand Ole Opry #237 (1960)

Date: November 16, 1960 [14:30-17:30]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Contract #27432

Owen Bradley (pdr, dir), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Hank Garland (eg), Ben Keith (stg), Pig Robbins (p), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Doug Kirkham (d)

a.	NA 11314 / 109887	I Fall To Pieces(Harlan Howard, Hank Cochran) - 2:50 Decca 4531205 — I Fall To Pieces / Lovin' In Vain (1961) Decca EP2703 — I Fall To Pieces (1961) ► Decca LP74202 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961)
b.	NA 11315 / 109888	Shoes(Hank Cochran, Velma Smith) - 2:25 Decca Stereo 7734028 — Shoes / I Want You To Know I Love You (1962) Decca LP74045 — Midnight Jamboree (1962) ► Decca Stereo 7 EP734285 — That's How A Heartache Begins (1964)
c.	NA 11316 / 109889	Lovin' In Vain(Freddie Hart) - 2:10 Decca 4531205 — I Fall To Pieces / Lovin' In Vain (1961) Decca EP2703 — I Fall To Pieces (1961) ► Festival EP10379 — Patsy Cline Sings For You (1962)

All titles on:

MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

MCA Special Products CS/CD35951 — All-Time Greatest Hits (1996)

Classics CD6166 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1960-1962 (2009)

Hip-O Select/Geffen CD13793 — Sweet Dreams: Her Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963 (2010)

Another song was planned for this session, a Hank Cochran composition titled "Perfect Example Of A Fool", although master numbers were not reserved for it and no recording was attempted.

Date: November 25, 1960
Location: WSM Studio C, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry #243

Patsy Cline (v), Don Helms (stg), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), Don Gibson (mc)

a.	LM8P-3255rt	Nobody But You(Tex Atchison, Red Murrell) - 2:16
b.	LM8P-3255rt	Come On In (And Make Yourself At Home)(Virgil F. Stewart) - 1:52

Both titles on:

Pet Milk disc243 — Grand Ole Opry #243 (1960)

Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

Date: February 26, 1961
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Country Music Time #203 (USAF)

Patsy Cline (v), unknown (acc), Marvin Hughes (dir), Roy Drusky (mc)

a.

rt

Lovin' In Vain(Freddie Hart) - 2:21

U.S. Government disc203 — Country Music Time #203 (1961)

Date: April 14, 1961
Location: WSM Studio C, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry #263

Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), Willis Brothers (mc)

a.	M8MP-5484rt	Lovin' In Vain(Freddie Hart) - 1:58 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
b.	M8MP-5484rt	I Fall To Pieces(Harlan Howard, Hank Cochran) - 3:00

Both titles on:

Pet Milk disc263 — Grand Ole Opry #263 (1961)

Date: July 7, 1961
Location: WSM Studio C, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry #275

Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), Hank Snow (mc)

a.	M8MP-7927rt	Lovin' In Vain(Freddie Hart) - 1:38
b.	M8MP-7927rt	I Fall To Pieces(Harlan Howard, Hank Cochran) - 3:03 Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)

Both titles on:

Pet Milk disc275 — Grand Ole Opry #275 (1961)

MCA Records LP/CS/CD42142 — Live At The Opry (1988)

MCA Records CD2-8925 — Commemorative Collection (1988)

The Jordanaires (bkv) on b.

Date: July 29, 1961
Location: 221 West 4th Street, Tulsa OK.
Cimarron Ballroom Concert

Patsy Cline (v), Billy Dozier (eg), Leon McAuliffe (stg), Curly Lewis, Bob White (fdl), Pee Wee Calhoun (p), Joe Allen (b), Richard Dozier (d), Jack Lloyd (as, cl)

a.	live	Come On In (And Make Yourself At Home)(Virgil F. Stewart) - 1:38
b.	live	A Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold)(Bob Hilliard, Milton DeLugg) - 3:10
c.	live	Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home(Hughie Cannon) - 2:00
d.	live	I Fall To Pieces(Harlan Howard, Hank Cochran) - 3:18
e.	live	Lovesick Blues(Irving Mills, Cliff Friend) - 2:00
f.	live	Shake, Rattle And Roll(Jesse Stone) - 2:24
g.	live	There He Goes(Eddie Miller, Durwood Haddock, W.S. Stevenson) - 3:00
h.	live	San Antonio Rose(Bob Wills) - 2:28
i.	live	Stupid Cupid(Neil Sedaka, Howard Greenfield) - 2:26
j.	live	I Fall To Pieces(Harlan Howard, Hank Cochran) - 3:16
k.	live	If I Could See The World (Through The Eyes Of A Child)(Sammy Masters, Richard Pope, Tex Satterwhite) - 1:51
l.	live	Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) - 2:32
m.	live	Foolin' 'Round(Harlan Howard, Buck Owens) - 3:36
n.	live	When My Dreamboat Comes Home(Dave Franklin, Cliff Friend) - 3:52

All titles on:

MCA Nashville CD11579 — Live At The Cimarron Ballroom (1997)

Date: August 13, 1961
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Country Music Time #227 (USAF)

Patsy Cline (v, mc), Ray Edenton (rg), Grady Martin (eg), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), Lightnin' Chance (b), Buddy Harman (d)

a.	80043rt	I Fall To Pieces(Harlan Howard, Hank Cochran) - 2:57
b.	80043rt	Side By Side(Harry M. Woods) - 2:11 MCA Records LP/CS/CD42284 — Live Volume Two (1989) MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991) Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997) Bear Family CD16781 — Gonna Shake This Shack Tonight: Stop, Look And Listen (2008) Classics CD6166 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1960-1962 (2009)
c.	80043rt	Just A Closer Walk With Thee(Traditional) / arr: Red Foley - 2:55 MCA Records LP/CS/CD42284 — Live Volume Two (1989)

All titles on:

U.S. Government disc227 — Country Music Time #227 (1961)

Date: August 17, 1961 [14:00-18:00]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Patsy Cline Showcase (Album Sessions)

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Walter Haynes (stg), Pig Robbins (p), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d), Brenton Banks, George Binkley III, Lillian Hunt, Suzanne Parker (vn), John Bright, Cecil Brower (vl), Byron Bach (vc)

a.	NA 11659 / 111030	True Love(Cole Porter) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:05 Decca (JP) 10" LP2133 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961) Decca Stereo 7734133 — True Love / San Antonio Rose (1962) ► Festival EP10677 — Half As Much (1963)
b.	NA 11660 / 111031	San Antonio Rose(Bob Wills) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:18 Decca (JP) 10" LP2133 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961) Decca (PH) ¹4531317 — San Antonio Rose / Crazy (1961) ► Decca Stereo 7734133 — True Love / San Antonio Rose (1962)
c.	NA 11661 / 111032	The Wayward Wind(Stan Lebowsky, Herb Newman) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 3:19 Decca (JP) 10" LP2133 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961) Decca EP2719 — She's Got You (1962) ► Decca Stereo 7734130 — The Wayward Wind / Foolin' 'Round (1962)
d.	NA 11662 / 111033	A Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold)(Bob Hilliard, Milton DeLugg) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:35 Decca Stereo 7 EP734180 — The Patsy Cline Story (1963) Universal Record Club LP787 — Have You Ever Been Lonely? (1965) ► Festival EP11172 — A Poor Man's Roses (1966)

All titles on:

Decca LP74202 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961)

Decca LPX7176 — The Patsy Cline Story (1963)

► MCA Records CS2-38015 — Sentimentally Yours / Showcase (1983)

Grady Martin assumes the role of music director/orchestra leader effective this session. Owen Bradley is designated the contractor/orchestra manager on the Decca sheets.

Date: August 21, 1961 [19:15-23:15]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr, org), Selby Coffeen (eng), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Walter Haynes (stg), Floyd Cramer (p), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d)

a.

NA 11671 / 111037overdub

Crazy(Willie Nelson) - 2:45

Decca 4531317 — Crazy / Who Can I Count On? (1961)

Decca LP74202 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961)

► Decca (JP) 10" LP2133 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961)

1. Vocal Overdub
Although Patsy was present for this session, it only produced backing tracks. The vocal was recorded ca. September 15, 1961.

2. Organ Credit
In a 1988 interview with Mix magazine, Owen Bradley revealed that he played organ on "Crazy". Don Roy credits Floyd Cramer for both piano and organ, most likely in error.

3. "Funny How Time Slips Away"
Patsy wanted to cut another Willie Nelson song at this session, but no recording was attempted. Billy Walker's version was riding the charts from a June release on Columbia at the time.

Date: August 24, 1961 [13:45-17:45]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Patsy Cline Showcase (Album Sessions)

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Walter Haynes (stg), Pig Robbins (p), Floyd Cramer (org), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d)

a.	NA 11672 / 111048	Who Can I Count On(Sammy Masters) - 2:14 Decca 4531317 — Crazy / Who Can I Count On? (1961) Decca EP2707 — Crazy (1962) ► Brunswick LP8549 — A Tribute To Patsy Cline (1963)
b.	NA 11673 / 111049	Seven Lonely Days(Earl S. Shuman, Alden Shuman, Marshall Brown) - 2:10 Decca LP74202 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961) Decca (JP) 10" LP2133 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961) ► Decca Stereo 7734132 — Crazy / Seven Lonely Days (1962)
c.	NA 11674 / 111050	I Love You So Much It Hurts(Floyd Tillman) - 2:12 Decca LP74202 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961) Decca EP2719 — She's Got You (1962) ► Decca Stereo 7734131 — I Love You So Much It Hurts / South Of The Border (1962)
d.	NA 11675 / 111051	Foolin' 'Round(Harlan Howard, Buck Owens) - 2:11 Decca LP74202 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961) Decca EP2707 — Crazy (1962) ► Decca Stereo 7734130 — The Wayward Wind / Foolin' 'Round (1962)
e.	NA 11676 / 111052	Have You Ever Been Lonely (Have You Ever Been Blue)(Peter DeRose, George Brown) - 2:10 Decca LP74202 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961) Decca Stereo 7734134 — Walkin' After Midnight / Have You Ever Been Lonely (1962) ► Festival EP10498 — So Wrong (1962)

All titles on:

MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

MCA Special Products CS/CD35951 — All-Time Greatest Hits (1996)

Classics CD6166 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1960-1962 (2009)

Hip-O Select/Geffen CD13793 — Sweet Dreams: Her Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963 (2010)

Jasmine CD3618-9 — Just Out Of Reach (2012)

Date: August 25, 1961 [14:30-18:30]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Patsy Cline Showcase (Album Sessions)

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Walter Haynes (stg), Pig Robbins (p), Floyd Cramer (org), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d)

a.	NA 11681 / 111057	South Of The Border (Down Mexico Way)(Michael Carr, Jimmy Kennedy) - 2:24 Decca LP74202 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961) Decca (JP) 10" LP2133 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961) ► Decca EP2707 — Crazy (1962)
b.	NA 11682 / 111058	Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) - 2:02 Decca LP74202 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961) Decca (JP) 10" LP2133 — Patsy Cline Showcase (1961) ► Decca Stereo 7734134 — Walkin' After Midnight / Have You Ever Been Lonely (1962)
c.	NA 11683 / 111059	Strange(Mel Tillis, Fred Burch) - 2:13 Decca 4531354 — She's Got You / Strange (1962) Decca EP2719 — She's Got You (1962) ► Decca LP74282 — Sentimentally Yours (1962)
d.	NA 11684 / 111060	You're Stronger Than Me(Hank Cochran, Jimmy Key) - 2:54 Decca LP74854 — Patsy Cline's Greatest Hits (1967) Suffolk Marketing LP35076 — Her Legendary Recordings (1986) ► MCA Records CD2-8925 — Commemorative Collection (1988)

All titles on:

Decca LPX7176 — The Patsy Cline Story (1963)

Axis (AU) LP/CS/CD156115 — Patsy Cline's Greatest Hits (1985)

MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

MCA Special Products CS/CD35951 — All-Time Greatest Hits (1996)

Classics CD6166 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1960-1962 (2009)

Hip-O Select/Geffen CD13793 — Sweet Dreams: Her Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963 (2010)

Date: September 1961
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Take Five With Country Music #4 (USMC)

Patsy Cline (v), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), T. Tommy Cutrer (mc)

a.	10610rt	Crazy(Willie Nelson) - 2:14
b.	10610rt	Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) - 1:08
c.	10610rt	San Antonio Rose(Bob Wills) - 1:18 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
d.	10610rt	I Love You So Much It Hurts(Floyd Tillman) - 1:55 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
e.	10610rt	I Fall To Pieces(Harlan Howard, Hank Cochran) - 1:58
f.	10610rt	Lovin' In Vain(Freddie Hart) - 0:40

All titles on:

U.S. Government disc4B — Take Five With Country Music (1961)

This program was recorded for playback on December 28, 1961.

Date: November 10, 1961
Location: WSM Studio C, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry #293

Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), Willis Brothers (mc)

a.	MM8P-2612rt	Crazy(Willie Nelson) - 2:16 Cracker Barrel CD0622 — Grand Ole Opry Classic Hits (2011)
b.	MM8P-2612rt	I Fall To Pieces(Harlan Howard, Hank Cochran) - 2:44 Cracker Barrel CD1501 — Hall Of Famers Live (2015)

Both titles on:

Pet Milk disc293 — Grand Ole Opry #293 (1961)

Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

The Jordanaires (bkv) on b.

Date: December 2, 1961
Location: City Auditorium, 2727 East Point Drive, East Point GA.
Dixie Jubilee (TV)

Patsy Cline (v), Sun Valley Boys (acc), unknown (mc)

a.	aircheck	Come On In (And Make Yourself At Home)(Virgil F. Stewart) - 1:34 MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991) Classics CD6166 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1960-1962 (2009)
b.	aircheck	A Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold)(Bob Hilliard, Milton DeLugg) - 2:25 MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991) Classics CD6166 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1960-1962 (2009)
c.	aircheck	Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home(Hughie Cannon) - 1:50 MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991) Classics CD6166 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1960-1962 (2009)
d.	aircheck	I Fall To Pieces(Harlan Howard, Hank Cochran) - 2:31 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
e.	aircheck	Who Can I Count On(Sammy Masters) - 1:59 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
f.	aircheck	Fool #1(Kathryn R. Fulton) - 1:28 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

This episode of "Dixie Jubilee" was recorded in front of a small audience of 300 people, and broadcast live from the East Point City Auditorium, which held 1,500 seats. The audio tape was made for sponsor Mary Carter Paint, and the program may have simulcast on WTJH radio.

Date: December 17, 1961 [19:10-22:40]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Walter Haynes (stg), Floyd Cramer (p), Bill Pursell (org), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d)

a.

NA 11832 / 111504

She's Got You(Hank Cochran) - 3:02

Decca 4531354 — She's Got You / Strange (1962)

Decca EP2719 — She's Got You (1962)

► Decca LP74282 — Sentimentally Yours (1962)

Another performance was planned for this date, according to the session log. It was the George Jones song "Three's A Crowd" and master number NA 11833 was reserved for it, although a recording was not attempted. The song's title and master number are crossed out of the log. NA 11833 / NY 111505 was reassigned to Connie Hall's "I Reserve The Right", recorded December 19, 1961 at Bradley Studios. George Jones recorded "Three's A Crowd" for United Artists on January 4, 1962, also at Bradley Studios.

Date: January 19, 1962
Location: WSM Studio C, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry #303

Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), Willis Brothers (mc)

a.	MM8P-4870rt	I Fall To Pieces(Harlan Howard, Hank Cochran) - 2:46
b.	MM8P-4870rt	Crazy(Willie Nelson) - 2:13

Both titles on:

Pet Milk disc303 — Grand Ole Opry #303 (1962)

The Jordanaires (bkv) on a.

Date: February 7, 1962
Location: WSMV-TV, 5700 Knob Rd, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk TV Grand Ole Opry #31

Lacy O'Neal (eng), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Billy Byrd (eg), Shorty Lavender (fdl), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), T. Tommy Cutrer (mc)

a.	quad	She's Got You(Hank Cochran) - 2:42 Cracker Barrel CD0611 — Great Ladies Of The Opry (2006) Cracker Barrel CD1502 — Timeless Hits Live (2015)
b.	quad	Crazy(Willie Nelson) - 2:18

Both titles on:

MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005)

Time-Life DVD Box — Opry Video Classics (2008)

Hip-O Records CD17415 — On The Air: Her Greatest TV Performances (2012)

Shorty Lavender (fdl) on b.

Date: February 12, 1962 [19:15-22:45]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Contract #65317, Sentimentally Yours (Album Sessions)

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Ray Edenton (rg), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Walter Haynes (stg), Floyd Cramer (p), Bill Pursell (org), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d)

a.	NA 11905 / 111781	You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It)(Joseph McCarthy, James V. Monaco) - 2:46 Decca Stereo 7734089 — You Made Me Love You / You Belong To Me (1962) Festival EP10666 — Tra Le La Le La Triangle (1963) ► Decca 4525738 — You Made Me Love You / Too Many Secrets (1968)
b.	NA 11906 / 111782	You Belong To Me(Pee Wee King, Redd Stewart, Chilton Price) - 3:02 Decca Stereo 7734089 — You Made Me Love You / You Belong To Me (1962) Decca LPX7176 — The Patsy Cline Story (1963) ► Festival EP10666 — Tra Le La Le La Triangle (1963)
c.	NA 11907 / 111783	Heartaches(Al Hoffman, John Klenner) - 2:10 Decca Stereo 7734087 — Heartaches / That's My Desire (1962) Decca EP2729 — So Wrong / You're Stronger Than Me (1962) ► Decca 4531429 — Heartaches / Why Can't He Be You (1962)
d.	NA 11908 / 111784	Your Cheatin' Heart(Hank Williams) - 2:20 Decca Stereo 7734088 — Your Cheatin' Heart / Anytime (1962) Decca EP2729 — So Wrong / You're Stronger Than Me (1962) ► Decca LPX7176 — The Patsy Cline Story (1963)

All titles on:

Decca LP74282 — Sentimentally Yours (1962)

MCA Records CS2-38015 — Sentimentally Yours / Showcase (1983)

MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)

Classics CD6166 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1960-1962 (2009)

Hip-O Select/Geffen CD13793 — Sweet Dreams: Her Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963 (2010)

Bob Moore might be a last-minute replacement for Joe Zinkan on this date. The session log reveals that Zinkan's name is crossed out, with Moore's written in its place.

Date: February 13, 1962 [19:15-22:45]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Contract #65324, Sentimentally Yours (Album Sessions)

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Ray Edenton (rg), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Walter Haynes (stg), Rita Faye Wilson (ahp), Floyd Cramer (p), Bill Pursell (org), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d), Charlie McCoy (h)

a.	NA 11909 / 111800	That's My Desire(Carroll Loveday, Helmy Kresa) - 3:01 Decca Stereo 7734087 — Heartaches / That's My Desire (1962) Festival EP10665 — Heartaches (1963) Decca 4525707 — That's My Desire / Foolin' 'Round (1966) MCA Nashville CD22492 — True Love: A Standards Collection (2000)
b.	NA 11910 / 111801	Half As Much(Curley Williams) - 2:27 Decca Stereo 7734090 — You Were Only Fooling / Half As Much (1962) Decca EP2757 — Leavin' On Your Mind (1963) ► Brunswick LP87078 — Hillbilly Jamboree Vol. 2 (1963)

Both titles on:

Decca LP74282 — Sentimentally Yours (1962)

Decca Stereo 7 EP734114 — Sentimentally Yours (1962)

► MCA Records CS2-38015 — Sentimentally Yours / Showcase (1983)

Rita Faye Wilson (ahp) on b; Charlie McCoy (h) on b.

Date: February 15, 1962 #1 [19:15-22:15]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Contract #65325, Sentimentally Yours (Album Sessions)

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Ray Edenton (rg), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Walter Haynes (stg), Floyd Cramer (p), Bill Pursell (org), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d), Charlie McCoy (h), Brenton Banks, Cecil Brower, Solie Fott, Lillian Hunt, Verne Richardson (vn)

a.	NA 11911 / 111802	Lonely Street(Carl Belew, Kenny Sowder, W.S. Stevenson) / arr: Bill Justis - 2:32 Decca Stereo 7734091 — Lonely Street / I Can't Help It (1962) Decca EP2757 — Leavin' On Your Mind (1963) ► Festival EP10677 — Half As Much (1963)
b.	NA 11912 / 111803	Anytime(Herbert Lawson) / arr: Bill Justis - 1:57 Decca Stereo 7734088 — Your Cheatin' Heart / Anytime (1962) Festival EP10665 — Heartaches (1963) ► Decca 4525744 — Anytime / In Care Of The Blues (1968)

Both titles on:

Decca LP74282 — Sentimentally Yours (1962)

Decca (JP) EP43 — The Best Of Patsy Cline (1964)

► MCA Records CS2-38015 — Sentimentally Yours / Showcase (1983)

Don Roy combines the performances of February 15, 1962 into one session, although the session logs confirm two Patsy Cline dates.

Date: February 15, 1962 #2 [22:45-23:45]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Contract #65326, Sentimentally Yours (Album Sessions)

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Ray Edenton (rg), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Walter Haynes (stg), Floyd Cramer (p), Bill Pursell (org), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d), Charlie McCoy (h), Brenton Banks, Cecil Brower, Solie Fott, Lillian Hunt, Verne Richardson (vn)

a.	NA 11913 / 111804	You Were Only Fooling (While I Was Falling In Love)(Larry Fotin, Billy Faber, Fred Meadows) / arr: Bill Justis - 1:57 Decca Stereo 7734090 — You Were Only Fooling / Half As Much (1962) Decca 4525699 — You Were Only Fooling / Lonely Street (1966) MCA Nashville CD22492 — True Love: A Standards Collection (2000)
b.	NA 11914 / 111805	I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)(Hank Williams) / arr: Bill Justis - 2:56 Decca Stereo 7734091 — Lonely Street / I Can't Help It (1962) Decca 4531754 — Your Cheatin' Heart / I Can't Help It (1965) ► PolyTel LP/CS/CD836 435 1 — The Unforgettable Patsy Cline (1988)

Both titles on:

Decca LP74282 — Sentimentally Yours (1962)

Decca Stereo 7 EP734114 — Sentimentally Yours (1962)

► Universal Record Club LP787 — Have You Ever Been Lonely? (1965)

Charlie McCoy (h) on b.

Date: February 28, 1962 [19:15-23:15]
Location: Bradley Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Ray Edenton (rg), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Floyd Cramer (p), Joseph Zinkan (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d), Brenton Banks, Cecil Brower, Lillian Hunt, Verne Richardson (vn), Howard Carpenter, Ed Tarpley (vl), Byron Bach (vc)

a.	NA 11928 / 111889mono	You're Stronger Than Me(Hank Cochran, Jimmy Key) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:38 Decca 4531406 — So Wrong / You're Stronger Than Me (1962) Decca EP2729 — So Wrong / You're Stronger Than Me (1962) Festival EP10498 — So Wrong (1962) Brunswick EP9490 — Sweet Dreams (1963) Decca (ZA) ¹457044 — Sweet Dreams (Of You) / You're Stronger Than Me (1963) MCA Records LP25019 — Songwriters' Tribute (1986)
b.	NA 11929 / 111890	When I Get Through With You (You'll Love Me Too)(Harlan Howard) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:37 Decca 4531377 — When I Get Through With You / Imagine That (1962) Music-Box ¹458050 — She's Got You / When I Get Through With You (1963) ► Decca LP74508 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline (1964)
c.	NA 11930 / 111891	Imagine That(Justin Tubb) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:54 Decca 4531377 — When I Get Through With You / Imagine That (1962) Decca LPX7176 — The Patsy Cline Story (1963) ► Festival EP11172 — A Poor Man's Roses (1966)
d.	NA 11931 / 111892	So Wrong(Carl Perkins, Danny Dill, Mel Tillis) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 3:04 Decca 4531406 — So Wrong / You're Stronger Than Me (1962) Decca EP2729 — So Wrong / You're Stronger Than Me (1962) ► Festival EP10498 — So Wrong (1962)

All titles on:

Brunswick LP8549 — A Tribute To Patsy Cline (1963)

MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)

Universal Music (CN) CD21662 — Universal Masters Collection (1999)

Classics CD6312 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1962-1963 (2010)

Hip-O Select/Geffen CD13793 — Sweet Dreams: Her Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963 (2010)

Date: March 3, 1962
Location: Sam Phillips Studio, 319 7th Avenue North, Nashville TN.
Country Music Time #258 (USAF)

Patsy Cline (v, mc), The Jordanaires (bkv), unknown (acc), Marvin Hughes (dir)

a.	11310rt	Strange(Mel Tillis, Fred Burch) - 2:15 MCA Records LP/CS/CD42284 — Live Volume Two (1989)
b.	11310rt	She's Got You(Hank Cochran) - 2:42 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
c.	11310rt	Shoes(Hank Cochran, Velma Smith) - 2:54 MCA Records LP/CS/CD42284 — Live Volume Two (1989)

All titles on:

U.S. Government disc258 — Country Music Time #258 (1962)

The Jordanaires (bkv) on b-c.

This program was one of fourteen made at a Sam Phillips recording blitz in the first weekend of March 1962. For more details, refer to this Tennessean article. The playback date was probably March 18, 1962.

Date: March 23, 1962
Location: WSM Studio C, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry #312

Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Don Helms (stg), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), Jim Reeves (mc)

a.	N8MP-4076rt	Crazy(Willie Nelson) - 2:20 MCA Records (GB) ¹45/CD Single1512 — I Fall To Pieces / Crazy (1991)
b.	N8MP-4076rt	She's Got You(Hank Cochran) - 2:54

Both titles on:

Pet Milk disc312 — Grand Ole Opry #312 (1962)

MCA Records LP/CS/CD42142 — Live At The Opry (1988)

MCA Records CD2-8925 — Commemorative Collection (1988)

Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)

Date: April 16, 1962
Location: WSMV-TV, 5700 Knob Rd, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk TV Grand Ole Opry #39

Lacy O'Neal (eng), Patsy Cline, Bobby Lord (v), Junior Huskey (b), others unknown (acc), Tommy Jackson (dir), T. Tommy Cutrer (mc)

a.	quad	Strange(Mel Tillis, Fred Burch) - 2:12 Hip-O Records CD17415 — On The Air: Her Greatest TV Performances (2012)
b.	quad	(Remember Me) I'm The One Who Loves You(Stuart Hamblen) - 2:23 Time-Life DVD Box — Opry Video Classics (2008) Cracker Barrel CD0623 — Grand Ole Opry Duets (2011) Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
c.	quad	Imagine That(Justin Tubb) - 2:18 Cracker Barrel CD0609 — Legends Of The Opry (2006) Time-Life DVD Box — Opry Video Classics (2008) Hip-O Records CD17415 — On The Air: Her Greatest TV Performances (2012)

Bobby Lord (v) on b.

Date: May 28, 1962
Location: Sam Phillips Studio, 319 7th Avenue North, Nashville TN.
Take Five With Country Music #8 (USMC)

Patsy Cline (v), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), T. Tommy Cutrer (mc)

a.	11498rt	When I Get Through With You (You'll Love Me Too)(Harlan Howard) - 1:18 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
b.	11498rt	Lovesick Blues(Irving Mills, Cliff Friend) - 1:40
c.	11498rt	Imagine That(Justin Tubb) - 2:09 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
d.	11498rt	Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home(Hughie Cannon) - 1:01 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
e.	11498rt	She's Got You(Hank Cochran) - 2:01
f.	11498rt	Seven Lonely Days(Earl S. Shuman, Alden Shuman, Marshall Brown) - 1:01 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

All titles on:

U.S. Government disc8A — Take Five With Country Music (1962)

This program was one of thirty made at a Sam Phillips recording blitz over a period of four days in the last week of May 1962. For more details, refer to this Tennessean article.

Date: May 28, 1962
Location: Sam Phillips Studio, 319 7th Avenue North, Nashville TN.
USMC Spot Announcements

Patsy Cline (v), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), others unknown (acc), T. Tommy Cutrer (spk)

a.

pro

Marine Corps Jingle - 1:00

U.S. Government disc1B — U.S. Marine Corps Spot Announcements (1962)

This jingle was recorded for a series of four spot announcements by T. Tommy Cutrer, and likely taped on the same day as Take 5 With Country Music #8, a program found on the Radio Transcriptions page of this discography.

Date: August 7, 1962
Location: WSMV-TV, 5700 Knob Rd, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk TV Grand Ole Opry #203

Lacy O'Neal, Bob Ullrich (eng), Patsy Cline, Lonzo & Oscar, Ernest Tubb (v), Texas Troubadours (acc), Tommy Jackson (dir), T. Tommy Cutrer (mc)

a.	quad	So Wrong(Carl Perkins, Danny Dill, Mel Tillis) - 2:55 MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005) Hip-O Records CD17415 — On The Air: Her Greatest TV Performances (2012)
b.	quad	You're Stronger Than Me(Hank Cochran, Jimmy Key) - 2:44 Hip-O Records CD17415 — On The Air: Her Greatest TV Performances (2012)
c.	quad	May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You(R. Meredith Willson) - 1:49 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

Lonzo & Oscar (v) on c; Ernest Tubb (v) on c.

Date: September 5, 1962 [14:00-18:00]
Location: Columbia Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Contract #70472

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Ray Edenton (rg), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Rita Faye Wilson (ahp), Pig Robbins (p), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d), Byron Bach, Cecil Brower, Howard Carpenter, Solie Fott, Nancy Hearn, Lillian Hunt, Verne Richardson (vn)

a.	NA 12192 / 112595	Why Can't He Be You(Hank Cochran) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 3:29 Decca 4531429 — Heartaches / Why Can't He Be You (1962) Decca LPX7176 — The Patsy Cline Story (1963) ► Brunswick LP8549 — A Tribute To Patsy Cline (1963)
b.	NA 12193 / 112596	Your Kinda Love(Roy Drusky) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:31 Decca 4531588 — Your Kinda Love / Someday You'll Want Me To Want You (1964) Decca LP74508 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline (1964) Festival EP10929 — Your Kinda Love (1965) MCA Records CS2-38018 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline / Country Great (1983) MCA Records LP25019 — Songwriters' Tribute (1986) MCA Special Products CS/CD20887 — Sings More Great Songs Of Love (1995)
c.	NA 12194 / 112597	When You Need A Laugh(Hank Cochran) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:48 Decca 4531552 — When You Need A Laugh / I'll Sail My Ship Alone (1963) Decca LP74508 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline (1964) ► Decca EP2770 — Someday You'll Want Me To Want You (1964)
d.	NA 12195 / 112598	Leavin' On Your Mind(Wayne Walker, Webb Pierce) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:25 Decca 4531455 — Leavin' On Your Mind / Tra Le La Le La Triangle (1963) Decca EP2757 — Leavin' On Your Mind (1963) ► Brunswick EP9490 — Sweet Dreams (1963)

All titles on:

MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

Classics CD6312 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1962-1963 (2010)

Hip-O Select/Geffen CD13793 — Sweet Dreams: Her Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963 (2010)

A check made payable to Wayne Walker reveals a purchase price of $100 for half the rights to "Leavin' On Your Mind". The payment from Webb Pierce is dated 1 May 1961, and the blank check was provided by fellow songwriter Marijohn Wilkin.

Date: September 10, 1962 [14:00-17:00]
Location: Columbia Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Contract #63550

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), Millie Kirkham, The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Ray Edenton (rg), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Pig Robbins (p), Bill Pursell (org), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d, tri), Brenton Banks, Cecil Brower, Solie Fott, Lillian Hunt, Verne Richardson, Michael Semanitzky (vn)

a.	NA 12196 / 112628overdub	Back In Baby's Arms(Bob Montgomery) / arr: Bill Justis - 2:05 Decca 4531483 — Sweet Dreams (Of You) / Back In Baby's Arms (1963) Decca LPX7176 — The Patsy Cline Story (1963) ► Brunswick LP8549 — A Tribute To Patsy Cline (1963)
b.	NA 12197 / 112629overdub	Tra Le La Le La Triangle(Marijohn Wilkin, Fred Burch) / arr: Bill Justis - 2:13 Decca 4531455 — Leavin' On Your Mind / Tra Le La Le La Triangle (1963) Decca EP2757 — Leavin' On Your Mind (1963) Decca LPX7176 — The Patsy Cline Story (1963) Brunswick LP8549 — A Tribute To Patsy Cline (1963) Festival EP10666 — Tra Le La Le La Triangle (1963) Prism LP303 — Dreaming (1988)
c.	NA 12198 / 112630overdub	That's How A Heartache Begins(Harlan Howard) / arr: Bill Justis - 2:14 Decca 4531616 — That's How A Heartache Begins / Love Letters In The Sand (1964) Decca Stereo 7 EP734285 — That's How A Heartache Begins (1964) ► Decca LP74586 — That's How A Heartache Begins (1964)

All titles on:

MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

Classics CD6312 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1962-1963 (2010)

Hip-O Select/Geffen CD13793 — Sweet Dreams: Her Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963 (2010)

Buddy Harman (tri) on b.

1. Backing Tracks
Decca logs indicate these performances were made from backing tracks recorded September 10, 1962. Bill Pursell confirms that Patsy Cline was not at this session.

2. Overdub Session
The vocal tracks were probably recorded November 15, 1962. In a personal letter dated November 14th, Patsy reveals that she has a recording session the following evening at 19:00.

3. Concertmaster
Michael Semanitzky was concertmaster of the Nashville Symphony from 1957-1963.

Date: September 25, 1962
Location: WSMV-TV, 5700 Knob Rd, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk TV Grand Ole Opry #210

Lacy O'Neal, Bob Ullrich (eng), Patsy Cline (v), Cherokee Cowboys (acc), Shorty Lavender (dir), T. Tommy Cutrer (mc)

a.	quad	When I Get Through With You (You'll Love Me Too)(Harlan Howard) - 1:32
b.	quad	Why Can't He Be You(Hank Cochran) - 3:20

Both titles on:

Hip-O Records CD17415 — On The Air: Her Greatest TV Performances (2012)

Date: January 15, 1963
Location: Sam Phillips Studio, 319 7th Avenue North, Nashville TN.
Country Music Time #305 (USAF)

Patsy Cline (v, mc), Ray Edenton (rg), Billy Byrd (eg), Marvin Hughes (p, dir), Lightnin' Chance (b), Willie Ackerman (d)

a.	435rt	Leavin' On Your Mind(Wayne Walker, Webb Pierce) - 3:01 MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991) Classics CD6312 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1962-1963 (2010)
b.	435rt	Tennessee Waltz(Redd Stewart, Pee Wee King) - 2:36 MCA Records CD33-3027 — The Patsy Cline Collection Sampler [Promo] (1991) MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991) Classics CD6312 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1962-1963 (2010)
c.	435rt	Life's Railway To Heaven(M.E. Abbey, Charles Davis Tillman) - 2:20 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

All titles on:

U.S. Government disc305 — Country Music Time #305 (1963)

Date: February 4, 1963 [19:00-22:00]
Location: Columbia Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Contract #83251, Faded Love (Album Sessions)

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Ray Edenton (rg), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Floyd Cramer (p), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d), Byron Bach, Brenton Banks, George Binkley III, Cecil Brower, Howard Carpenter, Solie Fott, Lillian Hunt, Martin Katahn, Verne Richardson, Gary Williams (vn)

a.	NA 12359 / 113131	Faded Love(Bob Wills, John Wills) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 3:47 Decca 4531522 — Faded Love / Blue Moon Of Kentucky (1963) Festival EP10739 — Faded Love (1964) ► Decca LP74508 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline (1964)
b.	NA 12360 / 113132	Someday You'll Want Me To Want You(Jimmie Hodges) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:50 Decca 4531588 — Your Kinda Love / Someday You'll Want Me To Want You (1964) Decca LP74508 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline (1964) ► Decca EP2770 — Someday You'll Want Me To Want You (1964)
c.	NA 12361 / 113133	Love Letters In The Sand(J. Fred Coots, Charles Kenny, Nick Kenny) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:23 Decca 4531616 — That's How A Heartache Begins / Love Letters In The Sand (1964) Decca LP74586 — That's How A Heartache Begins (1964) ► Decca EP2802 — Love Letters In The Sand (1965)

All titles on:

MCA Records CD2-8925 — Commemorative Collection (1988)

Heartland LP/CS/CD1097 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1990)

MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)

Classics CD6312 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1962-1963 (2010)

Hip-O Select/Geffen CD13793 — Sweet Dreams: Her Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963 (2010)

Faded Love was planned for late March release. The album was cancelled and Decca issued The Patsy Cline Story a few months later.

Date: February 5, 1963 [19:00-22:00]
Location: Columbia Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Contract #83250, Faded Love (Album Sessions)

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Ray Edenton (rg), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Floyd Cramer (p), Bill Pursell (vib), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d), Byron Bach, Brenton Banks, George Binkley III, Cecil Brower, Howard Carpenter, Solie Fott, Lillian Hunt, Verne Richardson, Wilda Tinsley, Gary Williams (vn)

a.	NA 12362 / 113134	Blue Moon Of Kentucky(Bill Monroe) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:08 Decca 4531522 — Faded Love / Blue Moon Of Kentucky (1963) Festival EP10739 — Faded Love (1964) ► Decca LP74508 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline (1964)
b.	NA 12363 / 113135	Sweet Dreams (Of You)(Don Gibson) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:35 Decca 4531483 — Sweet Dreams (Of You) / Back In Baby's Arms (1963) Brunswick EP9490 — Sweet Dreams (1963) ► Decca (ZA) ¹457044 — Sweet Dreams (Of You) / You're Stronger Than Me (1963)
c.	NA 12364 / 113136	Always(Irving Berlin) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:40 Decca LP74508 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline (1964) Decca EP2794 — Always (1965) ► Festival EP11147 — San Antonio Rose (1966)

All titles on:

MCA Records LP/CS/CD25199 — The Last Sessions (1988)

MCA Records CD2-8925 — Commemorative Collection (1988)

► MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

Bill Pursell (vib) on b-c.

Date: February 6, 1963 [19:00-22:00]
Location: Columbia Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Contract #83252, Faded Love (Album Sessions)

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Ray Edenton (rg), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Floyd Cramer (p), Bob Moore (b), Harold Bradley (ebx), Buddy Harman (d), Byron Bach, Brenton Banks, George Binkley III, Cecil Brower, Howard Carpenter, Solie Fott, Lillian Hunt, Verne Richardson, Wilda Tinsley, Gary Williams (vn)

a.	NA 12365 / 113154	Does Your Heart Beat For Me(Mitchell Parish, Arnold Johnson, Russ Morgan) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:37 Decca LP74508 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline (1964) Decca EP2794 — Always (1965) Festival EP10929 — Your Kinda Love (1965) Decca 4525712 — You Took Him Off My Hands / Does Your Heart Beat For Me (1967) MCA Records CS2-38018 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline / Country Great (1983) Universal Music Special Markets CD26425 — Special Collection (2017)
b.	NA 12366 / 113155	Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home(Hughie Cannon) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:45 Decca 4531671 — He Called Me Baby / Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home (1964) Decca Stereo 7 EP734285 — That's How A Heartache Begins (1964) ► Decca LP74586 — That's How A Heartache Begins (1964)

Both titles on:

MCA Records LP/CS/CD25199 — The Last Sessions (1988)

MCA Records CD2-8925 — Commemorative Collection (1988)

► MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

Date: February 7, 1963 [19:00-22:00]
Location: Columbia Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville TN.
Label: Decca
Contract #83253, Faded Love (Album Sessions)

Owen Bradley (pdr, mgr), Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Randy Hughes (g), Ray Edenton (rg), Grady Martin (eg, dir), Floyd Cramer (p), Bob Moore (b), Wayne Moss (ebx), Buddy Harman (d), Byron Bach, Brenton Banks, George Binkley III, Howard Carpenter, Solie Fott, Lillian Hunt, Martin Katahn, Mildred Onk, Verne Richardson, Gary Williams (vn)

a.	NA 12371 / 113160	He Called Me Baby(Harlan Howard) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:39 Decca 4531671 — He Called Me Baby / Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home (1964) Decca LP74586 — That's How A Heartache Begins (1964) ► Decca EP2802 — Love Letters In The Sand (1965)
b.	NA 12372 / 113161	Crazy Arms(Ralph Mooney, Charles Seals) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:23 Decca LP74508 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline (1964) Decca EP2794 — Always (1965) ► Decca 4525747 — Crazy Arms / The Wayward Wind (1969)
c.	NA 12373 / 113162	You Took Him Off My Hands(Harlan Howard, Wynn Stewart, Skeets McDonald) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:58 Decca LP74508 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline (1964) Decca EP2794 — Always (1965) ► Festival EP10929 — Your Kinda Love (1965)
d.	NA 12374 / 113163	I'll Sail My Ship Alone(Sydney Nathan, Henry Bernard, Morry Burns, Henry Thurston) / arr: Bill McElhiney - 2:29 Decca 4531552 — When You Need A Laugh / I'll Sail My Ship Alone (1963) Decca LP74508 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline (1964) Decca EP2770 — Someday You'll Want Me To Want You (1964) MCA Records CS2-38018 — A Portrait Of Patsy Cline / Country Great (1983) Universal Music Special Markets CS/CD37050 — The Legendary Patsy Cline (1997)

All titles on:

MCA Records CS/CD Box4-10421 — The Patsy Cline Collection (1991)

Classics CD6312 — The Chronological Classics: Patsy Cline 1962-1963 (2010)

Hip-O Select/Geffen CD13793 — Sweet Dreams: Her Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963 (2010)

Date: February 18, 1963
Location: WSMV-TV, 5700 Knob Rd, Nashville TN.
Pet Milk TV Grand Ole Opry #222

Lacy O'Neal, Charles Tallent, Bob Ullrich (eng), Patsy Cline, Bobby Lord (v), T. Tommy Cutrer (v, mc), Bill Pursell (p), Willie Ackerman (d), others unknown (acc), Tommy Jackson (dir)

a.	quad	Leavin' On Your Mind(Wayne Walker, Webb Pierce) - 2:54 Cracker Barrel CD0608 — Great Love Ballads (2006) Time-Life DVD Box — Opry Video Classics (2008) Hip-O Records CD17415 — On The Air: Her Greatest TV Performances (2012)
b.	quad	Someday You'll Want Me To Want You(Jimmie Hodges) - 2:10 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)
c.	quad	Blue Moon Of Kentucky(Bill Monroe) - 1:49 Hip-O Records CD17415 — On The Air: Her Greatest TV Performances (2012)
d.	quad	Just A Closer Walk With Thee(Traditional) - 1:18 Deep Digs LP/CD/downloadDD-006, DD-005 — Imagine That: The Lost Recordings (1954-1963) (2025)

T. Tommy Cutrer (v) on d; Bobby Lord (v) on b, d.

Date: February 26, 1963
Location: WSMV-TV, 5700 Knob Rd., Nashville TN.
Music From The Heart Of America

Patsy Cline (v), The Jordanaires (bkv), Tommy Jackson (fdl), others unknown (acc), Glenn Reeves (mc)

a.	film	San Antonio Rose(Bob Wills) - 2:33 MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005) Hip-O Records CD17415 — On The Air: Her Greatest TV Performances (2012)
b.	lost	Walkin' After Midnight(Don Hecht, Alan Block) unissued
c.	film	I Fall To Pieces(Harlan Howard, Hank Cochran) - 2:44 MPI DVD — Sweet Dreams Still (2005) Hip-O Records CD17415 — On The Air: Her Greatest TV Performances (2012)

The Jordanaires (bkv) on b-c.

Disk jockey Glenn Reeves hosted this TV special. The show was dubbed a "Country Music Spectacular" by Cash Box Magazine, and the publication advertises an air date of April 18, 1963.

All Original Patsy Cline Sessions

by G.E. Hewitt

Sessions Reported: 106

Performances Reported: 288

Unique Songs Reported: 132

Unique Issues Reported: 361