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Patsy Cline was born Virginia Patsy Hensley in a Winchester hospital.
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Quit school and began working in a poultry factory. She also began doing amateur contests.
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Bill had a radio show and a band, Melody Boys and Girls. She began working full-time under the stage name Patsy.
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Recorded first songs in Nashville: "Hidin' Out," "Honky-Tonk Merry-Go-Round," "Turn the Cards Slowly," and "A Church, a Courtroom, and Then Goodbye."
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This album was considered unsuccessful.
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She won by singing her most popular song, "Walkin' After Midnight.
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These are some of the biggest names in country music history. She would go on to record over 100 songs and travel all over the country.
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The plane crashed near Camden, Tennessee, coming home from a benefit concert in Kansas City, Missouri.
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The Country Music Hall of Fame is located in Nashville, Tennesse.