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"AMAZING GRACE" is the most beautiful song ever written and sung.

The full choir of Christ the King, LCA, Lutheran Church in Hoover, AL sang it as my youngest son, Patrick Sheridan Neely, was rolled out of the sancuary on the day before Thanksgiving in 1981. That was a long time ago but, I still miss my youngest soccer star.

WildBill wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:I don't know where a specific video/youtube might be. Last Sunday in church, for some reason, I paid particular attention to, and was moved by, the 2nd verse of, "How Great Thou Art". To me, that 2nd verse is what it is all about. YMMV?

Help me out, if you please, WildBill.

Thanks. The second verse deals with nature and the outdoors.

I don't know where a specific video/youtube might be. Last Sunday in church, for some reason, I paid particular attention to, and was moved by, the 2nd verse of, "How Great Thou Art". To me, that 2nd verse is what it is all about. YMMV?

Help me out, if you please, WildBill.

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Ghost Riders in the Sky!

AFAIC, that was "the day the music died".

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This moves me to tears...almost.

I still like Bo Diddly, The Kingstron Trio, The Brothers Four, CCW, Peter, Paul and Mary, Jimmy Reed, Joan Baez, The Animals, Vaughn Monroe, Frankie Lane, Willy Nelson and Garth Brooks, The Statler Bothers, Andy Griffith, et al/i].

Music died when The Beatles, and other noxious metallic noise makers, were allowed into, and to remain in, the colonies.

OOPS! this is the one I meant to post:

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Here is another (get past the ads)

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I am not ashamed to say that both of these presentations bring tears to the Oldgringo's eyes everytime....memories of those gone before.

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Check it out....