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Patsy Cline and Johnny Cash - Remember Me I'm the One That Loves You [Americana] Remixed Duet HD

Johnny Cash was Patsy Cline’s ”kind of country music star” because he was a “rebel who made his own rules”, Cline once told Loretta Lynn in her book, "Me and Patsy". Cash left Nashville behind for California, which most country stars didn’t do back then because they stayed close to the Grand Ole Opry. So, Cline flew across the country to join him for the Hollywood Bowl in June 1962. In what was no small feat, Cline eventually made second billing to Cash. “Again,” Lynn noted in her memoir, “Patsy was blazing a trail for the rest of us.” She noted that Cash also treated Cline differently than other men in the industry, which was appreciated. She said that instead of calling Patsy “pretty or cute” during her introduction, Johnny Cash would call her ”the one, the only, Patsy Cline.” “That was a real compliment,” Lynn explained. “It was his way of saying, ‘Patsy isn’t just another girl singer. She’s special.’ Patsy knew it, too.” Here each sings "(Remember Me) I'm The One Who Loves You" , a song written and originally sung by Stuart Hamblen, which he released in 1950. The song was a hit for Ernest Tubb the same year, and Dean Martin in 1965. Johnny Cash also covered it on his 1957 debut album "Johnny Cash with His Hot and Blue Guitar!" Patsy Cline performed the song (here) live on April 16, 1962 on WSMV-TV, in Nashville TN, for the Pet Milk TV Grand Ole Opry number 39, with Bobby Lord. The song is here mixed as a Johnny Cash duet with Patsy from one of Johnny's later live performances of the tune, by DocRock1007.