I've played bluegrass for 50 years in the USA. Played this song more times than I can remember for a host of singers some you heard of some you have not. Never I have I heard it sung like this young lady sings it. I'm floored ...listend to it over and over again this is gold. No singer I know of made this song there own with such passion.
I totally agree. I think this live version is much better than the main one, which sounds like some (totally unnecessary) post-production was applied. This one is overflowing with passion.
8 months later...I still listen to this song 2 or 3 times a night. Never heard a better version in my 57 years of playing bluegrass and doubt I ever will. Still just amazing!!
@@terrymcgill2798 Terry big Cash fan….I played guitar around Nashville in 1972 and 73 after leaving seminary..got into country radio in 73. Not only a Johnny Cash fan but a Carter family fan loved June and Helen and Anita and Mother Maybelle..In the early days of CMT they were around more than a few times. But i can say still this is the best version on Wayfaring Stranger I’ve heard.
There are allot of great versions of this song no doubt. Southern raised does one but this one is my favorite as well. Everyone has their favorite for various reasons.
Can't stop listening to Hayde sing this haunting song. Dont we all feel as these words say? Miss you Mama. You wrote in your farewell note we will meet again....still waiting.
My father has been gone six years now. My 90 year old mother is going strong. Lord willing, I'll sing this song at her funeral one day, unless the good Lord takes me first.
Once in a lifetime a person will come along with a voice that will shine over all others. This young talented woman singing has that type of voice. So hauntingly beautiful. It caresses your soul while tearing your heart out!
I heard she is gifted with kinda unique color voice called "plaintive voice" which is giving that hauntingly sad undertone....I would nicely call it that her singing is going not to ears...but directly to the soul...beautiful
This is the definitive version of this song for me, it’s spoiled every other version I’ve heard. Whether it’s Rebekka’s vocals, the instrumentals or the mazy pictures the fiddle paints in my head no other version comes close.
I'm 56 years old, & that's the best rendition of that song I have ever heard !!!!! Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful piece of music with us.
Her voice and the way she brings the haunting passion of feeling a transition from living to dying is beautiful. The band is very sensitive to volume with both quiet and loud playing. And the fiddle sings to heaven and back. I love this song and this is the very best performance I have ever heard. I always come back to listen again. It never gets old. Thanks for giving this to the world.
I'm just a poor wayfaring stranger Traveling through this world below There is no sickness, no toil, no danger In that bright land to which I go I'm going there to see my father And all my loved ones who've gone on I'm just going over Jordan I'm just going over home I know dark clouds will gather 'round me I know my way is hard and steep But beauteous fields arise before me Where God's redeemed, their vigils keep I'm going there to see my mother She said she'd meet me when I come So I'm just going over Jordan I'm just going over home I'm just going over Jordan I'm just going over home
Beautiful rendition of the song. Very talented musicians. Very emotional and sung with so much feeling. A pleasure to listen to. Many blessings to all.
I just listened to Alison Kraus version of this song. Rebekka’s was much much better!! Rebekka, you really deserve that bluegrass award you got last year. You are truly are the best bluegrass singer in the world. 🤩. Also, the band’s arrangement of this song was much better than the Alison Kraus’s band. Y’all are definitely one of the best bluegrass bands in the world! Much love and many blessings, 💗Debbie, Indiana USA Please please come back and tour the US
For the lucky people who live in Raleigh NC, this band is scheduled for a few short performances on 09/27-28/22 at the IBMA Bluegrass Ramble and other venues. I'm really hoping they tape it and put it on TH-cam for us!
My Grandmother used to sing this. Bluegrass and Mountain Music transcends time and continents. I'm watching a Bluegrass band from Norway sing music from my Kentucky tradition.......Good music is good everywhere and in every time.
A haunting song no matter who sings it but this is even more so...live and no studio tricks, the musicians' ability to accent and diminish the volume throughout is amazing.
I have to agree that this is my most favorite version as is "All My Tears" both versions are Golden, I pray to sing as beautiful and moving as her 💕🥰🎶🙏
@@sartainja I guess you didn't read the "awesome band" part the truth is every one of them could be replaced by a host of other musicians but the lead singer is a rarity.
I remember hearing the Godly old men and women sing this song in the old mountain churches of Appalachia. Their voices echoed out among the hills. It was so powerful and emotional. Not many people who sing this song can capture that hauntingly beautiful sound, but you certainly have. Bravo!👏👏👏
funny isn't it that we find such heartfelt and anointed music out side the auditoriums of the church, and such a lack of it inside the walls of worship. Makes you think?? I hate the religious spirit that has taken over most assemblies and cant wait for the day of its fall , soon I hope .
Stunning performance. Absolutely everyone was amazing. Outstanding singer who really made this her own. Also I’m so impressed with the fiddler who really supported the singer and the whole band and also created a wonderful, original backing and break. Love this.
Greetings from Indiana, USA! You sing and play my culture’s music more beautifully than I have ever heard it. The USA is a land of many cultures. The music from the Hill county of the Eastern United States is mine. Have you ever thought about touring here? I think you would be a huge hit. Many blessings to you all. Debbie
I'm a northerner from Chicago, and I've never heard this song (or these singers) before, but everything about it is beautiful----the lyrics, the melody, the singing, the fiddle playing ! Wow !
i first heard this song on an episode of "Nashville" ...loved it instantly - used to sing spirituals when i first started out as a musician (even though i am not of the faith but i understand where they came from) this is now firmly in my set both as solo and with my Band Mate.
I'm a North Carolinian too and have had the pleasure of access to great bluegrass music since my youth. I have never heard any better music than you folks make. I would rather see and hear you folks than any others hands down. I was amazed that you are Norwegian, and absolutely captured the bluegrass sounds and accent.
Me too! North Carolina and Virginia and Texas blood...have been blessed to be around musicians all my life...you guys are magnificent..God speaks in your music! Thank. You my friends from Norway!❤
Rebekka has a beautiful voice. She sends shivers down my soul. "I'm only going over Jordan ..." "I'm going there to see my father ..." tears... tears ... tears ...
As a bassplayer who loves drums I still prefer those bluegrass songs without any kind of drums like the other version which is still great thouh. But I think we ate even closer to the essence of the songs and im not a purist at all for anything...just feelings and soul...but this band is one of my biggest discoveries in 3 years...among so much...we have a bluegrass festival here in french alps next ro geneva switzerland...i wish you would come one day..i m not going to concert as often but i never saw a good bluegrass band..and im so into it right now.this genre enterred my life 5 years ago and it s clear i wouldn t be very attract younger because I need a music with a more bass...but this was when i was young and much more ego centred...since i really dig into this side of american music I really love the general talent and musical disposotions and musical backgrounds in rural families etc and the spirituality of it but mixed also with the story of life....the carter familly story is great but it s tge belgium movie the broken circle breakdown ( alabama monroe) who got me in...their version of this tune was my favorite until now.but still a great movie and a cool band.i find this voice more spirited and haunring it s a total fit. I listened all your other stuff and it is great.
And there are some really dang nice comments on this band. I'm from Nashville and have family in the high east. I know bluegrass and this is done right. Y'all get your heart an soul in your music, its who you are and it shows beautifully.
There is something about Norwegian bands.... The best live performances I saw in my life was by Hurra Torpedo and Wardruna, both from Norway. Please note the lady at 3:24 at the audience. She is crying. I need to see this band live as well, as soon as pandemic is over :)
UNBELIEVABLY BEAUTIFUL!!! DO WE IMPROVE ON PERFECTION? THIS IS UNDENIABLY MAGNIFICENT!!! THE SOLOIST HEAVENLY!!! THE VIOLINIST---OUT OF THIS REALM!!! ME? LOST IN WONDER!!! V.W.
This is so very beautifully sang, and the band in amazing. They know just how to do this song. The young lady singing has a voice of an angel. My sweet little daddy played in a bluegrass ban. He played the fiddle, banjo, guitar and French harp, he he played everything by ear. He was so amazing. I sure do miss you daddy. I'll get to see you and little mama one day.❤
I'm 56 and had stroke, I'm now in long term care facility until they carry me out in a pine box . But I want this played as they carry me out
I am praying for you.
❤
Friend I am sorry your health is not good but I agree with your music choice. Some say it's a sad song
I think it's perfect. I'm praying for you.
GNU toddskormore, mind how ya go.
hope God opens his gate for you
I've played bluegrass for 50 years in the USA. Played this song more times than I can remember for a host of singers some you heard of some you have not. Never I have I heard it sung like this young lady sings it. I'm floored ...listend to it over and over again this is gold. No singer I know of made this song there own with such passion.
Damn straight.
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I completely agree. It’s amazing.
I totally agree. I think this live version is much better than the main one, which sounds like some (totally unnecessary) post-production was applied. This one is overflowing with passion.
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This shows yet again that there are folks sooooooooooo much more talented than we hear in the popular world!
You mean corporate music
indeed ♥️
Amen!
Pablum for the masses
Like what? W.A.P.? Lol
Who would think a song from 1784 would have me sitting here crying like a baby. Miss you mom and dad.
Those are the REAL songs!
We miss you Debbie
The song is older than that, they researched, over 300 yrs old.
you n me both, Glory to God in the highest.
now you got me crying. a second ago i was just thinking how gorgeous her voice is...
I've heard this song a million times, performed by a million bands. But this is the best. This woman has the voice of an angel.
who is she?
@@poolswami Rebekka Nilsson (1st name in the credits)
We all here are just a strangers on the way Home, longing to meet our Father with arms wide open.
8 months later...I still listen to this song 2 or 3 times a night. Never heard a better version in my 57 years of playing bluegrass and doubt I ever will. Still just amazing!!
I think a certain Mr cash would have something to say about that lmao
@@terrymcgill2798 Terry big Cash fan….I played guitar around Nashville in 1972 and 73 after leaving seminary..got into country radio in 73. Not only a Johnny Cash fan but a Carter family fan loved June and Helen and Anita and Mother Maybelle..In the early days of CMT they were around more than a few times. But i can say still this is the best version on Wayfaring Stranger I’ve heard.
check out the Bluegrass Aliance version if you can find it - on an old Copper Creek CD
I have to agree… never heard such beauty ….in any other version. So beautiful I too had to play it twice… it just left me wanting more. More of it !
There are allot of great versions of this song no doubt. Southern raised does one but this one is my favorite as well. Everyone has their favorite for various reasons.
I’ve heard this song sung by other artists…but she’s the best
I’m hoping this band has US touring dates. When a group of talented musicians like this come together and “click” this is the excellence that happens.
Can't stop listening to Hayde sing this haunting song. Dont we all feel as these words say?
Miss you Mama. You wrote in your farewell note we will meet again....still waiting.
My father has been gone six years now. My 90 year old mother is going strong. Lord willing, I'll sing this song at her funeral one day, unless the good Lord takes me first.
Rhiannon Giddens, Trace Atkins both have a really good version of this ,,,,,, but in my opinion,,,this is the best version I've ever heard.
Up till now, Laura Love's was my favorite version. Now this one is.
My dad passed away two weeks ago. He's who I got my love for bluegrass from. This is beautiful and nurtures my broken heart.
My condolences. My dad recently passed too. He gave me a love for bluegrass ❤️
@@lisasunshine773 same to you. Its like keeping a part of them with us. I'm sure you can relate. Sorry for your loss!
Sorry for your loss,...a lovely tribute song honoring the ones we've lost,...keep listening in time you'll hum it with joy, not pain.
@@susanviviano1350 thank you the kind words. Very thoughtful.
Great respect for the musicians as they support the incredible vocals. Somehow she's convinced me there is a river Jordan.
Once in a lifetime a person will come along with a voice that will shine over all others. This young talented woman singing has that type of voice. So hauntingly beautiful. It caresses your soul while tearing your heart out!
Its like crystal
Yes.. and also props to the sound engineer and recordist... they have done a first class job
♥️
She is superb but so are her wonderful band members who are so, so talented. Way to go Hayde!!!
I heard she is gifted with kinda unique color voice called "plaintive voice" which is giving that hauntingly sad undertone....I would nicely call it that her singing is going not to ears...but directly to the soul...beautiful
This is the definitive version of this song for me, it’s spoiled every other version I’ve heard. Whether it’s Rebekka’s vocals, the instrumentals or the mazy pictures the fiddle paints in my head no other version comes close.
Very well said. They are great.
Agree
Me too … Johnny who?!? 🤣
Try Jos Slovik’s version used in the film 1917
I'm 56 years old, & that's the best rendition of that song I have ever heard !!!!! Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful piece of music with us.
I'm 82 amen
This is great but you should hear Jamie Wilson's take on it too. Very different, but also inspiring.
I guess my old age didn’t refine like all of yours.
That is a great job. Thanks.
the violin playing is so with the feeling.....
This recording is amazing. So glad TH-cam algorithms worked for a minute and recommended this.
I had a 6 year old storm warning on my recommendations today, the storm was going to hit India, I live in the UK!
@@mattthewanderer5029 LOL, mine seems stuck on recommending videos from accounts I've blocked ;)
Nobody can touch this version. Better than all the rest!
Amen!
Violin solo was a very nice touch
That violin solo. Just wow.
That's a FIDDLE son. Violin is for opera, a fiddle is for bluegrass. However you are right on.
I mistakenly thought Alison Krauss had made a guest appearance! :)
@@jameseast7966 a violin and a fiddle is the same exact instrument it’s just word choice. Son
@@Extreamsour of course!!!!! Everybody knows that. It's just a turn of a phrase. Thanks for commenting.
No autotune, just talent
I've heard this song all of life from a lot of different bluegrass singers but, this little gal has beaten them all! Great voice young lady.
Her voice and the way she brings the haunting passion of feeling a transition from living to dying is beautiful. The band is very sensitive to volume with both quiet and loud playing. And the fiddle sings to heaven and back. I love this song and this is the very best performance I have ever heard. I always come back to listen again. It never gets old. Thanks for giving this to the world.
Good music.. borderless.. From S.Korea 🤗🤗
That girl melts my heart every time. Face almost as beautiful as her angelic voice. God definitely broke the mold after he made her, itellyoowhut man
Was searching for the best version of this song on TH-cam and this is it.
I'm just a poor wayfaring stranger
Traveling through this world below
There is no sickness, no toil, no danger
In that bright land to which I go
I'm going there to see my father
And all my loved ones who've gone on
I'm just going over Jordan
I'm just going over home
I know dark clouds will gather 'round me
I know my way is hard and steep
But beauteous fields arise before me
Where God's redeemed, their vigils keep
I'm going there to see my mother
She said she'd meet me when I come
So I'm just going over Jordan
I'm just going over home
I'm just going over Jordan
I'm just going over home
These guys are from Norway. Well done, Norway. Beautiful.
And to think their ancestors were blood thirsty Vikings!
@@vanceb1 Until they met the Anglo Saxion
Beautiful rendition of the song. Very talented musicians. Very emotional and sung with so much feeling. A pleasure to listen to. Many blessings to all.
I just listened to Alison Kraus version of this song. Rebekka’s was much much better!! Rebekka, you really deserve that bluegrass award you got last year. You are truly are the best bluegrass singer in the world. 🤩. Also, the band’s arrangement of this song was much better than the Alison Kraus’s band. Y’all are definitely one of the best bluegrass bands in the world!
Much love and many blessings,
💗Debbie, Indiana USA
Please please come back and tour the US
No one,,I believe,, can top this Version.
For the lucky people who live in Raleigh NC, this band is scheduled for a few short performances on 09/27-28/22 at the IBMA Bluegrass Ramble and other venues. I'm really hoping they tape it and put it on TH-cam for us!
How was the show? Were they as incredible live and did they play this song?
My Grandmother used to sing this. Bluegrass and Mountain Music transcends time and continents. I'm watching a Bluegrass band from Norway sing music from my Kentucky tradition.......Good music is good everywhere and in every time.
Always.
Her voice gave me chills! The whole band is very talented. Love from the Appalachian mountains of Virginia.
A haunting song no matter who sings it but this is even more so...live and no studio tricks, the musicians' ability to accent and diminish the volume throughout is amazing.
I have to agree that this is my most favorite version as is "All My Tears" both versions are Golden, I pray to sing as beautiful and moving as her 💕🥰🎶🙏
Love this God bless you from me in England ❤😊
Awesome band but that lead vocalist is in a class of her own....Wow
This song was written by my wife's grandfather. Dye was the name.
@@johnnoel6540 lol no
John Noel That song is older than 3 generations.
No credit to the other members of the band?
@@sartainja I guess you didn't read the "awesome band" part the truth is every one of them could be replaced by a host of other musicians but the lead singer is a rarity.
Check out 3.59 when Rebekka sings the word ‘sickness’ there is a catch in her voice that gets me every time I listen.
Yes, that caught my attention the first time I heard it. Awsome!!!!
If only i could hit that like button again every time i come here to listen to this wonderful song.
Давайте же воздадим должное и второй звезде этих небес - скрипке... Браво!
Perfect balance between instruments and voice.
Oh that voice!
voice of an angel....heavenly talent for all of them.
Spine-tingling! Thank you from Down Under 🙏
I listen to this again and wonder how many times I've listened to it. I think each time I simply respond with, "Wow!"
I remember hearing the Godly old men and women sing this song in the old mountain churches of Appalachia. Their voices echoed out among the hills. It was so powerful and emotional. Not many people who sing this song can capture that hauntingly beautiful sound, but you certainly have. Bravo!👏👏👏
wonderful that you got to hear them!
Now that is a power filled memory… boy you took me back for a minute. Thank you
This girl has the most beautiful amazing voice I have ever heard a star with some unreal muscisians
I can’t get over how good this is done it gets better every time I listen to it beautiful song.
Young lady you must be saved to sing like this! May God use you to bless all of Norway.
funny isn't it that we find such heartfelt and anointed music out side the auditoriums of the church, and such a lack of it inside the walls of worship. Makes you think?? I hate the religious spirit that has taken over most assemblies and cant wait for the day of its fall , soon I hope .
Stunning performance. Absolutely everyone was amazing. Outstanding singer who really made this her own. Also I’m so impressed with the fiddler who really supported the singer and the whole band and also created a wonderful, original backing and break. Love this.
I got chills as soon as she started singing ❤️
Greetings from Indiana, USA! You sing and play my culture’s music more beautifully than I have ever heard it. The USA is a land of many cultures. The music from the Hill county of the Eastern United States is mine. Have you ever thought about touring here? I think you would be a huge hit. Many blessings to you all. Debbie
My mom passed on October 31st. I can't wait to see her again.
He promised that it shall be
Midnight Gypsy Love and sympathy to you.
Our blessed hope to see our loved ones again. ❤️
This is what makes youtube so wonderful, finding incredible music that you had never heard of.
I'm 58 Irish German and grew up with bluegrass. This is stellar to the tenth power! The feeling n style absolutely superb!
I'm a northerner from Chicago, and I've never heard this song (or these singers) before, but everything about it is beautiful----the lyrics, the melody, the singing, the fiddle playing ! Wow !
i first heard this song on an episode of "Nashville" ...loved it instantly - used to sing spirituals when i first started out as a musician (even though i am not of the faith but i understand where they came from) this is now firmly in my set both as solo and with my Band Mate.
I'm going to see my father. As an immigrant this lyric brings tears to my eyes. Cause I can't these days.
Lost my Mother a good 15 years ago, my Father within the last year, Don’t mind being a Wayfarer with this comforting tune, until we meet again 😎😎😎
Brilliant singer. 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
she sings like she's been there. such PASSION. ILOVE THIS!
I get chills every time with the violin solo
Make the USA happy and tour over here!! The best stuff I've heard in many yrs!!
There is no group out at all they can come even close how could you do this song I love the song and it is my favorite
I'm a North Carolinian too and have had the pleasure of access to great bluegrass music since my youth. I have never heard any better music than you folks make. I would rather see and hear you folks than any others hands down. I was amazed that you are Norwegian, and absolutely captured the bluegrass sounds and accent.
I'm NC as well
You have company.
Me too! North Carolina and Virginia and Texas blood...have been blessed to be around musicians all my life...you guys are magnificent..God speaks in your music! Thank. You my friends from Norway!❤
Yea, it's sung all over the world is but it's Appalachian origin.
Sea level Chespeake, but roots to the hills too, cheers.
Goddamit, this is the briefest touch of heaven.
Awesome Kids Praising The LORD AMEN
This is the definitive arrangement of this song for all time.
Refreshing to see these young people carrying on the traditional music of America! Well done, young'uns!
metairieman55 Especially amazing since they’re from Norway. Definitely one of my favourite bands.
Now thats what I call praise music
When I find a song I like I will play it till I'm sick of hearing it. But this gal and her group I will listen to until I die.
I was listening to this in my earbuds last week when I was touring Alamance battleground. It has a certain revolutionary war period sound.
I accidentally came to this video and I just fell in love with this girl's voice. Million likes from Latvia.
The more know history, maybe the better
What a voice! Incredible.
Rebekka has a beautiful voice.
She sends shivers down my soul.
"I'm only going over Jordan ..."
"I'm going there to see my father ..."
tears... tears ... tears ...
Rebekka has magic in her voice.
This is more beautiful than I can almost bear.
Green Manelishi I totally understand.
Great! And madly in love with the girl crying , in the audience.
The leader singer is so good you nearly miss how excellent that band of musicians individually are
what a set of pipes.
I enjoy listening to this version. Great female performance.
This is one song I want sung when my turn comes to cross the river from this world
I hear The sound of angels when I hear this. A true art form at its best !!! Thank you Lord Jesus for these amazing musicians.
As a bassplayer who loves drums I still prefer those bluegrass songs without any kind of drums like the other version which is still great thouh. But I think we ate even closer to the essence of the songs and im not a purist at all for anything...just feelings and soul...but this band is one of my biggest discoveries in 3 years...among so much...we have a bluegrass festival here in french alps next ro geneva switzerland...i wish you would come one day..i m not going to concert as often but i never saw a good bluegrass band..and im so into it right now.this genre enterred my life 5 years ago and it s clear i wouldn t be very attract younger because I need a music with a more bass...but this was when i was young and much more ego centred...since i really dig into this side of american music I really love the general talent and musical disposotions and musical backgrounds in rural families etc and the spirituality of it but mixed also with the story of life....the carter familly story is great but it s tge belgium movie the broken circle breakdown ( alabama monroe) who got me in...their version of this tune was my favorite until now.but still a great movie and a cool band.i find this voice more spirited and haunring it s a total fit. I listened all your other stuff and it is great.
French alps sounds like a beautiful spot for a bluegrass festival..that type of music is meant to be played to the mountains
Haunting voice and brilliant overall performance. That note at 2:22 is just amazing.
Just imagine standing front row, with a beer in your hand, listening to this song! Maybe with someone you love beside you. Heaven!
And there are some really dang nice comments on this band. I'm from Nashville and have family in the high east. I know bluegrass and this is done right. Y'all get your heart an soul in your music, its who you are and it shows beautifully.
NORWAY ! WHAT! YOUR KIDDING ME, I THOUGHT YOU ALL LIVED UP ON THE HILL A PIECE. ILL NEVER GET TO MEET YOU NOW.
Best version ever, I love it
This Band was Born for Bluegrass 🙏💜🏴
Only if I were, younger, single, rich, handsome, and talented.❤️
Talent talent talent! Such a haunting rendition of a haunting song. Best version of this song.
The bet version of this song on TH-cam!
Absolute perfection. Not everyone can nail the Blue Ridge. Grew up listening to my dad sing this a cappella in churches. One of my favorite songs
I just discovered this band. I LOVE THESE GUYS!!! The Singers Voice is amazing, beautiful!!! They Harmonize so well!!! I'm a Fan!
As a Texas native I love this music. This song speaks of us all and she pours herself into it. All heart.
I agree … you can feel her sing and oh my the violin…. Between them I am bowled over 💜
Wow. I mean, Wow. Just amazingly beautiful.
There is something about Norwegian bands.... The best live performances I saw in my life was by Hurra Torpedo and Wardruna, both from Norway. Please note the lady at 3:24 at the audience. She is crying. I need to see this band live as well, as soon as pandemic is over :)
22.august.. I’m going there ☺️
I have come back from a serious medical collapse to still be enthralled by this group!
UNBELIEVABLY BEAUTIFUL!!! DO WE IMPROVE ON PERFECTION? THIS IS UNDENIABLY MAGNIFICENT!!! THE SOLOIST HEAVENLY!!! THE VIOLINIST---OUT OF THIS REALM!!! ME? LOST IN WONDER!!! V.W.
I heard serval different versions of this song but this is by far the best.
First-time listener and new fan! Thank you for sharing and God bless from Patrick
This is so very beautifully sang, and the band in amazing. They know just how to do this song. The young lady singing has a voice of an angel. My sweet little daddy played in a bluegrass ban. He played the fiddle, banjo, guitar and French harp, he he played everything by ear. He was so amazing. I sure do miss you daddy. I'll get to see you and little mama one day.❤