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The Greatest Voices Project: #20-#16
[To read an introduction to The Great Voices Project, click here.] [To read previous portions, of the list, click the following links: #50-#46 … #45-#41 … #40-#36 … #35-#31 … #30-#26 … #25-#21.] ———————————- #20: Sam Cooke He may not know much about history, but Sam Cooke absolutely knew how to sing. Considered one of the greatest soul voices of them all, Cooke was able to sing many types of music. Cooke was one of the greatest hit-makers of all time, charting 29 songs in the top 40 in just seven years. Tragically, he was shot to death at the age of just 33. While he started as a gospel…
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Thursday Hymn Reflection: “Where Could I Go?”
[NOTE: Each Thursday, we reflect on a hymn. Most are suggested by our readers. If you would like us to reflect on your favorite songs of worship, leave a comment with up to three suggestions. By the way, we have only 10 suggestions left “in queue” from our readers, so we need more of your favorites!] ———————————- One of the most widely-recorded hymns of the last 100 years, “Where Could I Go?” is a favorite to many. Written just 70 years ago by James Coats, the song is one that has a very simple melody line, but has stood the test of time due to its statement of complete trust…
