Showing posts with label gospel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gospel. Show all posts

Sunday, November 11, 2012

Day of Rest: I Want Jesus to Talk With Me

As I type this, Sunday is about ten minutes away from being over. I hope that everyone had a good one.  I also hope you enjoy Homer Quincy Smith's 1926 recording of I Want Jesus to Talk With Me.  





If you're interested in this song, it can be found here.

Sunday, November 4, 2012

Day of Rest: Rise Up Lazarus




 An excellent track from Patty Loveless' "Mountain Soul" album. I'm a sucker for great bluegrass harmonies.


 Enjoy the day of rest. Back to mayhem and murder next week.

Sunday, October 2, 2011

Day of Rest: Gentleman Jim Reeves

"If I, a lowly singer, dry one tear, or soothe one humble human heart in pain, then my homely verse to God is dear, and not one stanza has been sung in vain."


- The inscription on Jim Reeves memorial in Carthage, Texas.






It's always a good day for Jim Reeves, but something about fall really puts me in the mood for him.  A warm, comforting voice to listen to as the nights get colder. 







I have about 30 hours worth of overtime coming in on my next paycheck.  Great money, but I've had little time for anything else.  My schedule for October is looking a little less hectic, work-wise, and I'm looking forward to reading, crafting, baking and writing.

So relax and enjoy Gentleman Jim Reeves, one of the nicer fellows on this blog.  Tomorrow, it's back to the grind(house).



 

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Day of Rest:Take Your Burden To the Lord And Leave It There


My ad­vice to you is put all your trou­bles in a sack, take ’em to the Lord, and leave ’em there.
- Charles Albert Tindley (Link)



It's lovely where I am.  Going to be pulling in a few extra shifts at work for the next two weeks, but I will continue to try to write and post when I can.

Have a good Sunday!



Sunday, August 1, 2010

Day of Rest: Shine on Me

I've decided to devote Sunday to subjects that are a little "happier" then what's usually discussed on this blog. For August 1st's Day of Rest, it's Blind Willie Johnson's Shine on Me:










Enjoy!