Music With a Message (Positive please)

[Ms_ladyblue]

It’s strange that about the same time I saw you posted this song I was actually watching the movie.

 

[goldie]

It’s strange that about the same time I saw you posted this song I was actually watching the movie.

That is strange, lol. I've always loved the song.

 

[SusanB]

Amazing voices and beautiful song.

 

[goldie]

Amazing voices and beautiful song.

I agree. Gave me chills.

 

[Joseph Stephan]

 

[steve]

So glad you posted that song, its beautiful.

 

[Watchman]

I agree. Gave me chills.

Siblings can have amazing harmonics. My sister and I had never sung together before. When she was visiting a few years ago I pulled out my guitar and we sang Amazing Grace. It literally gave me a chill, not that we sounded anything like the operatic brother and sister in the video, but that it was some synergistic harmonic vibe that could only happen between siblings.

 

[goldie]

Siblings have amazing harmonics. My sister and I had never sung together before. When she was visiting a few years ago I pulled out my guitar and we sang Amazing Grace. It literally gave me a chill, not that we sounded anything like the operatic brother and sister in the video, but that it was some synergistic harmonic vibe that could only happen between siblings.

Sounds like a wonderful memory you'll never forget.

 

[jay]

I know I posted this song already, but Logic Pro, my DAW, released a mastering AI a few weeks ago and I thought I would remaster this little diddy. I recorded this song more than 20 years ago on a digital device before computer software became usable.

https://soundcloud.com/e-watchman%2Fi-believe-in-him-remaster

That was great Robert. I look forward to others on here sharing their talent. As for me, my wife tells me to be quite when I'm singing.

 

[goldie]

That was great Robert. I look forward to others on here sharing their talent. As for me, my wife tells me to be quite when I'm singing.

My dog starts howling whenever I sing! But at least we're in harmony.

 

[jay]

Who Can It Be Now? Can it be JW’s?

You're a hoot. Sure sounds like JWs.

 

[jay]

Oh yeah, I can see why. Great lyrics and especially his voice.

Love the sax.

 

[Watchman]

That was great Robert. I look forward to others on here sharing their talent. As for me, my wife tells me to be quite when I'm singing.

One night, I think it was January 1978, I walked out of my apartment heading to my car, oblivious in my own thoughts as we all always are, and suddenly I was struck by the sense of a hovering presence. I slowly looked up and the full moon was shining upon a towering cumulonimbus cloud silently billowing up into the heavens, lit up like Jehovah's lofty throne. I was awestruck. I nearly fell to my knees but I was too stupid back then. Ten years later, after ingesting more scripture and a few more encounters, I wrote "On a pitch black night, on a cloud snow white, he came streaking down with a thunderous sound."

 

[LifeLearning]

shining upon a towering cumulonimbus cloud silently billowing up into the heavens

that made me think of this song...

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

 

[goldie]

 

[Joseph Stephan]

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

This Irish folk song is about the distance between our ideal lives and our lives in reality and also about wanting to relax and spend time with the person you most love.

 

[BARNABY THE DOG.]

This Irish folk song is about the distance between our ideal lives and our lives in reality and also about wanting to relax and spend time with the person you most love.

I rather like the American version.