Peace In The Valley - Elvis Presley & Johnny Cash descargar videos gratis
I did this mixture of the gospel classic "Peace In the Valley", From the studio version from Elvis and I took the part of Johnny from the 1969 album At San Quentin. Hope you like it.
Oh well, I'm tired and so weary
But I must go alone
Till the lord comes and calls, calls me away, oh yes
Well the morning's so bright
And the lamp is alight
And the night, night is as black as the sea, oh yes
There will be peace in the valley for me, some day
There will be peace in the valley for me, oh Lord I pray
There'll be no sadness, no sorrow
No trouble, trouble I see
There will be peace in the valley for me, for me
Well the bear will be gentle
And the wolves will be tame
And the lion shall lay down by the lamb, oh yes
And the beasts from the wild
Shall be lit by a child
And I'll be changed, changed from this creature that I am, oh yes
There will be peace in the valley for me, some day
There will be peace in the valley for me, oh Lord I pray
There'll be no sadness, no sorrow
No trouble, trouble I see
There will be peace in the valley for me, for me
Comentarios
8 years ago
Rita Fellin
Check out this video on YouTube:Amen.9 years ago
a pearson
thank you love it10 years ago
tmvs
Very beautiful song10 years ago
Bill Baehr
You know the Lord luved them both.10 years ago
Kelly Carberry
Two of the best in my opinion10 years ago
James Smotrycki
They were both great in thier own right but put them together they would have brought out the best in all thier fans. May thgey both find peace in the valley although I believe GOD has one heck of a choir with all the great artists he has in heaven.10 years ago
AllenVaile
Two wonderful, and brilliant singers, singing at the peaks of their careers, and so beautifully sung, just brilliant !!! Thanks and what a trip down memory lane!!!10 years ago
Robert Beaulieu
Justin Credible you can add Jimmy Carter to that list and June Carter and on and on.10 years ago
John56517
I Love Elvis`s Version! <3 ;)10 years ago
tammy giles
Thanks for all you do. May God Bless you foot steps.10 years ago
Drew Rellim
Both of these guys wanted to be in Southern Gospel quartets like the Statesmen and the Plainsmen and had a deep love for the music. They went to Rock and Country, but I know both of them, despite the mistakes they made in life are experiencing peace in the valley with their savior right now. Both loved God deeply.11 years ago
Suzanne Mahoney
You are really creative, gduen! Nice!!11 years ago
Alex Gelenian
May the 2 musician gods rest in peace. Best singers/artists ever11 years ago
materluke
both amazing jr cash ea presley both fatastic11 years ago
Danny Topping
Man Johnny Cash KILLED THIS SONG I hope that was an alternate recording because If It was an official recording than that was THE WORST VERSION EVER11 years ago
Kirk Spall
Darks05, if you wanna read my comments,(if you have the time! ) start from the bottom and work up. I didn't realise I was gonna say so much!11 years ago
Kirk Spall
It's a shame,if Elvis had put the word out he was looking for a new manager,at that time, he'd've had his pick of some of the best in the business, used to working in that more modern environment than what Tom Parker had come up in. I'm sure any of them would've come up with the money to pay off Parker. If Elvis had found it within himself to follow his own creative instincts, and had a manager that understood him, as a person and artist, I think he'd be alive today. Well, got that off my chest!11 years ago
Kirk Spall
In his eyes, it was Tom Parker that got him there, and I don't think he dared speak out too much against some of the deals he made for him, because the proof of Parkers know-how was all around him. When he did tell Parker he was fired, I think in the late sixties, Parker just said "Well,Elvis, that's fine, you just owe me so many millions from this and that, and I'll go", Elvis thought better of it.11 years ago
Kirk Spall
He was never told what to sing, and rejected a lot of material, although he had to choose the best of the crap that he was presented with during the movie years. As for just being about the money, you're confusing Elvis with Tom Parker, his manager. Elvis saw Tom Parker as the man who made him. Elvis grew up poorer than most of us can imagine these days, but by 21 he was a millionaire movie star.11 years ago
Kirk Spall
When he was at Sun, there was no manager involved, they were creating everything, stylistically, from scratch. Before Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly,it was all fresh. Even when he first joined RCA, he took control of his first session, and didn't quit on a song until he knew it was right, to his instinctive standards, regardless of what seasoned "experts" in the company had to say!Videos Relacionados
