O Brother, Where Art Thou is a favourite movie here. The Peasall Sisters provided the singing for the characters the Little Wharvey Gals, even though George Clooney was their paterfamilias. Here are a variety of renditions of Angel Band. First, briefly, from the O Brother soundtrack. (this features vocals by Robert Hamlett as well) Secondly, …
Farther Along is a song of faith that is more about trust than sight. There’s a lot we don’t understand, and much may never understand in this life. But time will come when all will be clear. This charming rendition comes from the Peasall Sisters, who are all a bit older now than when they …
My mother was far more Scot than Irish, neither of us have been anywhere near Killarney, but I remember her singing this song ‘in tones so sweet and low’. I don’t need to give the world to hear it again, it’s there in my mind; and I wouldn’t take the world if it meant losing …
I can’t find that I’ve posted How Shall I Sing That Majesty on a Sunday or any other time, which is weird, but these are weird times, so here it is. This lyric video was released by Stuart Townend. In the story behind the song Townend credits John Mason’s hymn of the same name as …
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