Guardian Music — It's not easy for women to survive in the macho world of country. Some of those who did, such as Jean Shepard and Bonnie Guitar, talk about how they did itJean Shepard is telling me about the time she met Hank Williams backstage just before he played... more info

Starpulse — Late singer Patsy Cline is set to be honored with a special exhibition at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Tennessee. The I Fall to Pieces hit-maker was killed in a horrifi... more info

ContactMusic — Late singer Patsy Cline is set to be honoured with a special exhibition at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville Tennessee The I Fall to Pieces hitmaker was killed in a horrific plane crash which left three others dead in March 1963.... more info

Impose Magazine — Bleached Download here. These are songs we grew up listening to because they were our moms favorites. Linda Ronstadt - "Different Drum" Fleetwood Mac - "Think About Me" Patsy Cline - "Walkin After Midnight" Tammy Wynette - "Stand B... more info

Guardian Music — Even without her lucky Numbers, she's lost none of the Magic – and you can see her tonight at our New Band of the Day gigHometown: London.The lineup: Michele Stodart (vocals, instruments).The background: Not that there are many tickets left, but if... more info

Topix — When Rachel Bradshaw was a little girl, her father, hall of fame quarterback and part-time singer Terry Bradshaw, would pull out a guitar and employ the four chords he knew to sing Patsy Cline's "Crazy" with his daughter. more info

Topix — Until Sweet Dreams , Patsy Cline wasn't a country icon. Saturday Night Live still defines disco for most people who weren't part of the '70s Manhattan scene. more info

Metalsucks — Winger shirt FTW Other than some of the really old stuff that members of my family used to play when I was a young ‘un, like Hank Williams (this one, not this one) and Patsy Cline, I don’t go in much for country. So I do not claim to be an exper... more info

Detroit Free Press — PROFESSIONAL THEATER "Always ... Patsy Cline": The life and songs of the country music singer, 8 p.m. Fri.-Sat., 3 p.m. Sun. Through March 18. Midland Center for the Arts, 1801 W. St. Andrews, Midland. 989-631-8250. www.mcfta.org. $22, $16 students. more info

Reuters — NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) - For six decades the stage supported the likes of Patsy Cline, Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash, with the "hillbilly dust" sprinkled across its blonde oak planks adding to the legend of the Grand Ole Opry. more info