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Elvis's was my fave of the three....and you are right....Amazing Grace is probably one of the most famous hymns of all times...one of my favorites, that is for sure!:-4

The one in Cherokee was very nice.

Amazing Grace is a song I sometimes sing when I am driving alone.

I think I sound ok,but I'm definitely not a singer. And neither was that last guy! :wah:

magenta flame;708759 wrote: and this must be the worst ever rendition ever on the face of the earth







My ears! My ears!







I shall never recover............................:wah:

I think the Cherokee version is awesome.

This song bring backs many memories for me. When my son was a baby, I would sit through the night hours playing this song over and over, as sleeping was something he did not do :-5 When I look back at those nights, remembering the night-time hours we spent just cuddling up and listening to this haunting song - it brings tears to my eyes - where did the years go :-1 :-4

Here's another one we would listen to (very different from Amazing Grace), but seemed to do the trick .......

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... &plindex=0

Also him singing Silver Cowboy, does anyone know of it - I can't find it :-5

Found a Prefab Sprout version ...

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... &plindex=0

magenta flame;708759 wrote: and this must be the worst ever rendition ever on the face of the earth




is he drunk?? :-3 :wah: he doesn't even seem to know the words! :wah:

anyway, the Elvis one has always been my favorite. :-4 I have a few of his gospel albums, I love gospel music, especially his. :-4 :-6

Forget the words - hear Amazing Grace on the pipes............you'll never go back.

Chookie;709017 wrote: Forget the words - hear Amazing Grace on the pipes............you'll never go back.


gotta agree with ya there Chookie

Incidentally, empty your bloody inbox, you bloody convict. And before you bloody go, can you bloody tell me why all the bloody bar staff in bloody Edinburgh are bloody Australian?

Hey Magenta,

I absolutely adore Nana Mouskouri...think that I have every song she has ever sung. When I was younger I went to all her concerts in New York and Atlantic City. She sang them with the Athenians. After the concert we waited on line to meet her. She was always so gracious and hugged everyone and thanked us for coming to her concerts. I hold her in the highest esteem like I do Sarah Brightman.

I love Sarah's version of La Luna.