As you may know, I recently flew home to visit my family so we could celebrate his 80th birthday.
What you may not know is that my dad is a singer and voice professor who has an amazing voice that, if anything, sounds even better than it did when he was young.
I'm so glad I was able to make it so I could see the performance he gave on his birthday. Fortunately, we recorded the entire thing on CD, and got one song on video as well.
Help me wish my dad a happy Father's Day by clicking through the video to go to YouTube and if you like what you hear, use the stars on the page to rate it, and feel free to leave a comment wishing him a happy Father's Day or saying what you thought of the performance.
It may not be your style of music (he's singing a traditional spiritual in this case) but at least stick it out to 1:28 (1 minute 28 seconds) which is the best moment in the song.
Unfortunately the recording does not do his voice justice: his sound is so big at that moment, I swear it blew my hair back, and he wasn't using a mic or amplification of any kind -- just his natural voice.
And remember, this was on his 80th birthday!
My dad is amazing.
Happy Father's Day, Dad!
Worth Godwin
Plain English Simplicity for This Complex Modern World
P.S. If you click through the link, I also have a number of video lessons available on YouTube which you're free to watch too. Just click on the link titled "videopublish" next to my image to
the right of the video and you'll see a list of the lessons I have there.
What you may not know is that my dad is a singer and voice professor who has an amazing voice that, if anything, sounds even better than it did when he was young.
I'm so glad I was able to make it so I could see the performance he gave on his birthday. Fortunately, we recorded the entire thing on CD, and got one song on video as well.
Help me wish my dad a happy Father's Day by clicking through the video to go to YouTube and if you like what you hear, use the stars on the page to rate it, and feel free to leave a comment wishing him a happy Father's Day or saying what you thought of the performance.
It may not be your style of music (he's singing a traditional spiritual in this case) but at least stick it out to 1:28 (1 minute 28 seconds) which is the best moment in the song.
Unfortunately the recording does not do his voice justice: his sound is so big at that moment, I swear it blew my hair back, and he wasn't using a mic or amplification of any kind -- just his natural voice.
And remember, this was on his 80th birthday!
My dad is amazing.
Happy Father's Day, Dad!
Worth Godwin
Plain English Simplicity for This Complex Modern World
P.S. If you click through the link, I also have a number of video lessons available on YouTube which you're free to watch too. Just click on the link titled "videopublish" next to my image to
the right of the video and you'll see a list of the lessons I have there.
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