Looking for a Manger trailer video

This is a taste of the second single, Looking for a Manger, from the new album Honeysuckle from Rev. Peyton's Big Damn Band. The song features Rev. Peyton solo acoustic on an old National Guitar, Washboard Breezy Peyton on Washboard, Jacob "the Snakob" Powell on chains, and the legendary McCrary Sisters with the gorgeous harmonies.
“I’m so honored to have my friends, The McCrary Sisters, singing on this song. They truly elevate it beyond what I had dreamed possible. When I was a kid, my Mom told me that sometimes strangers you encounter were angels in disguise. Inspired by that memory, and gospel songs like Blind Willie Johnson’s “Everybody Ought to Treat a Stranger right,” I built the song up from a riff I had been working on. I had been doing walking bass lines on the low strings while keeping triplets on the high strings. I was so proud that the McCrary sisters liked the song enough to be a part of it. They certainly sing like angels.” - Rev. Peyton
Stream it and pre-order the record here... snd.click/zgcq
The song is written and produced by Rev. Peyton, mixed by Vance Powell, mastered by Brian Lucey. Please share this video!

[@mikaeljohansson-ze9sg]

This is absolutely amazing 👍👍🙏🙏

[@denniscasey986]

More Awesome than AWSOME!

[@normanc.2021]

That's some good stuff right there.👍👍

[@lillianliber1798]

Exactly what I needed to hear today, thank you! 🙏

[@u.splinter6579]

Yeah!🤩👍🏻😍

[@jodyeyre9840]

❤

[@LoneWrencher]

damn good,i write songs but i cant play the guitar very good,im 62 and i just got started about a year ago,but i just wrote my 25th song this winter called ,thank the lord, on my youtube channel