Elvis Unlimited is selling an Original handwritten 3 page letter that was written by Patsy Cline on 1/16/56 to her fan club president Treva. This is the original letter and not a reproduction. Many of the letters Patsy wrote to Treva were featured in the book, Love Always,Patsy written by Cindy Hazen and Mike Freeman. Foreward by Trisha Yearwood. Trisha, along with Cindy and Mike owned these letters featured in the book. This letter comes directly from their collection. Both Cindy and Mike are music historians and are well known as the former owners of Elvis Presley's first home on Audobon Drive in Memphis,TN. They recently sold the home to Mike Curb of Curb Records. Trisha Yearwood is a well known country recording artist. She also is married to Garth Brooks.
These letters have also been on exhibit in the Country Music Hall Of Fame.

Oct 1999 "Love Always, Patsy Cline" book written by Cindy Hazen & Mike Freeman and published by the Berkeley Publishing Group. Introduced at a book party at the Country Hall of Fame Museum. Julie Dick Fudge attended the party.

July 2000 Patsy Cline Exhibit Country Music Hall of Fame Museum, Nashville, TN


In this letter, Patsy talks about taking her first plane trip the week before. She says once they left the ground, she wasn't afraid at all. How ironic that in 1963, she dies in a plane crash. She goes on to talk about her appearance on the Opry on Saturday, January 7, 1956. She also talks about going out after the Opry appearance that evening. She writes about going to the Plantation Club with upcoming stars and now legends such as Tony Bennett, Eddy Arnold, Ray Price. Bill Morgan, Audrey Williams (who was married to Hank Williams). She then goes on to talk about going on stage with Tony Bennett, Eddy Arnold, Ray Price and Bill Morgan to sing at the club that evening. They ended up doing 3 songs because the audience would not let them sit down! Imagine being present for such an historical event? This is a once in a lifetime chance to own such a unique piece of music history. Patsy Cline sharing her memories of her career in the making. Whether you are a fan of country music or music in general, this is an amazing piece of history.

There have been other letters from this collection available. But this one is ultra historical for Patsy's references to her first plane trip, her appearance on the Opry, her night out with Tonny Bennett, Eddy Arnold, Ray Price and Audrey Williams. Two days before her appearance on the Opry, Patsy had been in the studio recording songs such as I Love You Honey. This is 3 pages of Patsy Cline's thoughts and memories written in her own words.

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