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459:" on the show, but the producers preferred "Walkin' After Midnight." Against her wishes, Cline performed the song during the program's 8:30 pm slot. The excessive audience applause froze the show's applause meter, and Cline won first place on that night's show. Because of the strong response,
317:, and written in the key of B-flat. Starr's record label had rejected the original version, and it was left unused for years. Hecht pawned his furniture, had a demo made with singer Lynn Howard, and played the demo for Cline's producer, who then played it to Cline over the telephone.
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280:. It garnered a strong response from viewers and was therefore rush-released as a single on February 11, 1957. "Walkin' After Midnight" became Cline's first major hit single, reaching No. 2 on the
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1681:Other songs
1492:Discography
1125:Patsy Cline
964:. DL 74202.
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817:22 November
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342:country pop
257:Patsy Cline
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176:Producer(s)
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1805:1957 songs
1779:Categories
1583:Bare Bones
1466:Jim Reeves
1433:Crazy Arms
1356:Faded Love
1320:Heartaches
1161:Hidin' Out
1038:References
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1555:Dreamland
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166:Don Hecht
1309:So Wrong
1242:Dear God
956:Showcase
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524:" – 2:45
420:Allmusic
250:American
81:Recorded
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1671:Instead
1621:Singles
1426:Anytime
1127:singles
688:Hot 100
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612:– organ
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358:C major
255:artist
235:(1957)
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477:B-side
388:, and
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125:Length
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1284:Crazy
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724:Notes
354:blues
147:Decca
142:Label
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1081:ISBN
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665:Peak
427:and
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346:jazz
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