A rendition of Dolly Parton’s Do I Ever Cross Your Mind? sung by Laura Marling. I think this should start at the beginning of the song. The chat at the start is interesting too, but I’m here for the music.
A rendition of Dolly Parton’s Do I Ever Cross Your Mind? sung by Laura Marling. I think this should start at the beginning of the song. The chat at the start is interesting too, but I’m here for the music.
I’ve never featured Kate Rusby’s song Ghost; this is a re-recording which is part of her album 30 Happy Returns, a release which marks her 30 years as a performing artist. Sometimes it feels that a lost loved one is still here, but the moment passes and the reality of their absence resumes.
This new release from Sandra McCracken and friends (a collective called FAITHFUL, and Trillia Newbell, and Rachael Lampais) me as a spiritual rather than a hymn. It’s not praise by singing about, it’s praise by declaring something about God and encouraging a response. It features on an album called Light In The Canyon. Lyrics Call …
This rendition of Psalm 5 by Carolyn Arends features accompaniment by Steve Bell on vocals and with Spencer Capier on violin.
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