Black Notes....The Slave Scale...
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Very Interesting - I enjoyed that clip. 0 -
Amazing!!! 0 -
Amazing voice 0 -
Excellent!! My favorite Gospel/worship song of all time. Have heard it sung a thousand different ways, but never this well. Thanks for sharing it. 0 -
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Outstanding! 0 -
Interesting, but I thought he butchered it. The same as so many "artists" butcher the National Anthem. He has an amazingly powerful voice though. 0 -
AMEN! Amazing and moving message. Thanks for sharing. 0 -
Hard to finish watching that clear-eyed. Reminds me of Sunday evening services along,long time ago.
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quote:Originally posted by guntech59
Interesting, but I thought he butchered it. The same as so many "artists" butcher the National Anthem. He has an amazingly powerful voice though.
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Eric, Thank you for posting that. Very well done.
BTW..I found this due to your posting and I feel it may be one of the best renditions of Amazing Grace. It is in Cherokee. You folks should give it listen and let me know what you think. [:)]
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quote:Originally posted by bhale187
quote:Originally posted by guntech59
Interesting, but I thought he butchered it. The same as so many "artists" butcher the National Anthem. He has an amazingly powerful voice though.
+1 to that
I think you fellas missed his point.
His claim is that the song was written off of a African harmony, most probably one of sorrow and the white ship captain heard this sorrowful African harmony and wrote the lyrics to fit the harmony that he had heard.
It sounded like a plausible theory to me.
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quote:Originally posted by phideaux4886
I think you fellas missed his point.
His claim is that the song was written off of a African harmony, most probably one of sorrow and the white ship captain heard this sorrowful African harmony and wrote the lyrics to fit the harmony that he had heard.
It sounded like a plausible theory to me.
DSM
I got his point, but I still think he ruined a beautiful song, regardless of where the song came from.0 -
quote:Originally posted by bhale187
quote:Originally posted by phideaux4886
I think you fellas missed his point.
His claim is that the song was written off of a African harmony, most probably one of sorrow and the white ship captain heard this sorrowful African harmony and wrote the lyrics to fit the harmony that he had heard.
It sounded like a plausible theory to me.
DSM
I got his point, but I still think he ruined a beautiful song, regardless of where the song came from.
Yeah, I got the point too.0 -
I got goose bumples on my goose pimples. 0
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