The Holy City - Richard Crooks descargar videos gratis

Teddyb1939

What a great voice Richard Crooks sounding magical.

Ricko s

First rate version, bested only by Richard Bonelli

Jim MacLellan

Perhaps the definitive interpretation. I heard this on BBC Radio while on vacation, deep in the English countryside, about 45 years ago and incorrectly assumed that Richard Crooks was British on account of his "Mid-Atlantic" pronunciation.

John Eppel

I grew up, in Zimbabwe, with this man's voice.

Martin Keith

Here is a beautiful and sensitive voice clear diction and powerful delivery amaxing

Robert T

The majority of this inspired song is straight out of the Book of Revelation.

elysianfields49

Sublime, and on this Easter Sunday 2014. (One of my favorite hymns.)

Philip Massey

Wikipedia says that Richard Crooks was an American tenor, but listening to the way he pronounces words in this song, he sounds much more like an Irishman. Anyone know why that would be the case?

Gilliaan francois

i like this song alot its very awesome and special for me..

Lily Cotta

Beautiful and touch.

Виктор Юфа

When leaving the house, James left the note: "The Jack's ripper" and put it on the dead body. This story is pretty long, but the end is that James confessed everything and received forgiveness for everything he did. He did not kill anyone in common sense, but he argued victims to their deaths.

Виктор Юфа

Later the two got married, they had two children. One of them was named Jack, another was Madelen. Jack had a habit of showing how cool he was. One day Jack's sister was at home and saw her father beating Jack to death. What actually happened was that their neighbor, who saw James leaving with his wife, wore the same clothes as James's and murdered Jack. Madelen got it right, and when James and his wife returned, told everything to him. James argued with a neighbor, and the neighbor died.

Виктор Юфа

Jack the Ripper's real name was James Arnold von Stotts. He was born in Germany in 1873 from English mother and German father. At the age of 16, when his parents died in railroad accident, he was adopted by his mother's sister, who 2 years later brought him to London. Because of financial scrutiny, James began to steal at the age of 20. Later he was friends with a woman of his age, they had to get married. But the woman's stepfather didn't want them to, and James argued with him till a man died.

Teddyb1939

I have this on a 12inch 78 rpm, pure magic & I have not heard a more beautiful version of this great song.

matthew gilsenan

This is a Great singer! one of my favourites! Exciting! Jack's brother eh? now there's a story.

matthew gilsenan

This is a Great singer! one of my favourites!

PeeCee

P.S. Sorry for calling it a hymn when it isn't really a hymn :-)

PeeCee

@hawkmoon03111951 Yes - it certainly is a fascinating story. All the best :-)

hawkmoon03111951

@peecee1384 I'm pleased that you enjoyed it. Jack the Ripper is an enigma though. We all have our different candidates, mine being Montague John Druitt, but I don't expect we will ever know for certain. In fact, it is the 'not knowing' that really keeps the story alive.

PeeCee

Thanks for allowing me to hear this beautiful hymn written by Michael Maybrick. I have to take issue with you about his brother, though. In my opinion James most certainly was Jack. His american wife was acquitted, I believe. Perhaps Michael did it to protect his own reputation! From what I've read, Florence had no idea what was going on.

The Holy City

The Holy City - Steve Darmody

Jan Peerce

Jan Peerce - Serenade From The Student Prince (1947)

Harry Secombe

Harry Secombe - The Holy City (1959)

My Choice

My Choice - The Three Tenors: The Holy City (Jerusalem)