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    • Jan 30, 1961
    Decca releases Patsy Cline's "I Fall To Pieces"
    Apr 22, 1961
    Patsy Cline makes out her will, leaving to husband Charlie Dick only their furniture, the family car and their record collection
    Jun 14, 1961
    Patsy Cline is seriously injured in a head-on collision in Nashville. Two passengers in the other car die, while Cline receives a dislocated hip and a cut across her forehead
    Jun 17, 1961
    With Patsy Cline in the hospital from a car accident, Loretta Lynn dedicates "I Fall To Pieces" to Cline on Ernest Tubb's "Midnite Jamboree" radio show. Cline's husband, Charlie Dick, asks Lynn to come meet Cline in the hospital the next day
    Jul 17, 1961
    More than a month after she was injured in a car accident, Patsy Cline is released from the hospital
    Jul 22, 1961
    Patsy Cline rolls on stage at the Grand Ole Opry in a wheelchair to assure fans she'll return to performing soon, following her June car accident
    Jul 29, 1961
    Patsy Cline returns to the concert trail at the Cimarron Ballroom in Tulsa, Oklahoma, six weeks after a serious car accident. Cline uses crutches to make it on stage and sits on a stool for the entire show
    Aug 7, 1961
    Patsy Cline's "I Fall To Pieces" reaches #1 on the Billboard country singles chart
    Aug 17, 1961
    Patsy Cline holds a recording session at the Bradley Studio in Nashville with Loretta Lynn in attendance
    Aug 21, 1961
    Patsy Cline records "Crazy" at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio in Nashville
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