The Bottom Line
Pros
- "She's Got You"
- "You Belong To Me"
- "Heartaches"
Cons
- None.
Description
- Patsy's 1962 release, reproduced (without additions) on CD in 1990.
- Features twelve tracks, including Patsy's renditions of some of Hank Williams' songs.
- One of the best albums from Patsy Cline's tremendous career.
Guide Review - Patsy Cline - Sentimentally Yours
Beginning with the Hank Cochran classic, "She's Got You," Patsy's voice takes hold of a song and wrings every last bit of emotion from it, tearing at the heart with gripping emotion. She proves her always country spirit with renditions of "Your Cheatin' Heart," "Half As Much," and "I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)," and takes on magnificent pop songs of the time, such as "You Belong To Me."
It's actually rather nice when an old album is reproduced on CD exactly as it was on vinyl, without alterations and additions, allowing new listeners to experience the music the way it was intended by the original producer and sound mixer (although, of course, you don't have to flip the CD over). Patsy's timeless voice remains captured in this album and her others, forever enchanting generation after generation.



