Love Always, Patsy : Patsy Cline's Letters to a Friend

272 Pages Indexed. Cream boards with gray quarter spine and silver lettering. Top book corners were very, very lightly bumped otherwise as new book. Interior is flawless. Very attractive dust jacket has black and white photgraph of Patsy Cline and unclipped price of $13.95. Contents in Five Chapters: 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, and 1959. Plus A Few Words from Charlie Dick, Foreword by Trisha Yearwood, Preface and Acknowledgments. Few stars shine as brightly as Patsy Cline. Her music stilll moves us, her untimely death still haunts us. And now recounted in Patsy's own words, is a life that still touches us. Inn 1955 Treva Milleer Steinbicker, a stdarstruck girl from East Tennessee, approached and up-and-coming country western singer in hopes of establishing her fan club. Patsy Cline cheerfully accepted the honor. Over the next four years, through in intimate exchange of letters, she would become Treva's close friend and conficante. Here is the collection of that remarkable, cherished corrrespondence. They real the dreasm and aspirations, the private heartbreak and the public pressures of an ordinary woman who would become on the most recognized and beloved names in the history of coutnry music. Most letters are copies of the original letters and the envelopes. Included are many black and white photographs of the time period. An extraordinary collection of an extraordinary performer.…