My family always loved that song too! Love Tim O'Brien.
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What kind of music do you like?
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Definitely a more authentic rendition. Love the mountain music and the musicians. Nobody sings like them.
That would sound really cool with a clawhammer banjo added to the mix.
Here is a clawhammer rendition of wayfaring stranger (no vocals).
For those who aren't familiar with Neal (I'm guessing most...), he's a believer who has been producing prog rock and worship music for decades. The Great Adventure (his latest release, title track above) is a two-disc concept album that tells a story somewhere in the hero's journey, Pilgrims Progress zone, about a boy with father issues going out into the world to make his way and eventually finding "A Love That Never Dies".
Looking for the video for TGA, I was surprised to find a YouTube post of his concert in Dallas 2/28/19, a concert I took the fam to see! So if you like prog rock (or are prog-curious), and can EQ the sound to overcome the deficiencies of a video camera mic at the sound booth, come along for a two-hour adventure....
Those who know us should be able to spot Mark's blond head, Ginny's head bob, or Paul's long hair and beanie about five or six rows back.
The inimitable Mike Portnoy (Neal Morse Band, Dream Theater, Flying Colors, Transatlantic, others) is one of my favorite drummers. Just sayin.
The end of the concert, resolution of the story, and encore set morphed into a straight-up worship service, a celebration of God's love. Don't know if that's recorded here (I'm rolling it now in the background), but it was pretty cool.
Looking for the video for TGA, I was surprised to find a YouTube post of his concert in Dallas 2/28/19, a concert I took the fam to see! So if you like prog rock (or are prog-curious), and can EQ the sound to overcome the deficiencies of a video camera mic at the sound booth, come along for a two-hour adventure....
Those who know us should be able to spot Mark's blond head, Ginny's head bob, or Paul's long hair and beanie about five or six rows back.
The inimitable Mike Portnoy (Neal Morse Band, Dream Theater, Flying Colors, Transatlantic, others) is one of my favorite drummers. Just sayin.
The end of the concert, resolution of the story, and encore set morphed into a straight-up worship service, a celebration of God's love. Don't know if that's recorded here (I'm rolling it now in the background), but it was pretty cool.
"Open The Eyes of My Heart, Lord" sung by a blind young man. Grab some tissues!!
"Acres of Diamonds"
This song has been on my heart for more than a week. It's an old song--a favorite of the old timers in the NC mountains. I wasn't sure if I'd even be able to find someone who had recorded it. There are more verses than the one in these 2 recordings. Very powerful message. I'm glad I could find these and share.
This song has been on my heart for more than a week. It's an old song--a favorite of the old timers in the NC mountains. I wasn't sure if I'd even be able to find someone who had recorded it. There are more verses than the one in these 2 recordings. Very powerful message. I'm glad I could find these and share.
A favorite vocalist and group as well as Hebrew/Jewish music which I thoroughly enjoy--always!
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Songs written by the Holy Spirit and no one knew it. (At least that's what I think)
One about the journey to heaven.
One about the journey to hell.
One about the journey to heaven.
One about the journey to hell.
Oh, yes!! Because HE lives!
This is a good version of Ava Maria by Jackie Evancho:
One thing I like about early jazz was that it was pure musicianship; no computer bells and whistles to hide talent like now. They don't make music like this no more:
What is interesting is that a lot of talented artists are never played on the radio or become famous and are stuck in obscurity. This artist is amazing:
This is another one as well:
One thing I like about early jazz was that it was pure musicianship; no computer bells and whistles to hide talent like now. They don't make music like this no more:
What is interesting is that a lot of talented artists are never played on the radio or become famous and are stuck in obscurity. This artist is amazing:
This is another one as well:
