Not you aren't entitled to think so, kevinhobbs, but, first, I actually wonder if people who seem to say "so cool" to practically everything, have actual feelings about anything, and second, what specifically is cool about it? Typicalhumanbein's "Amazing" said as little but sounded just a little more believable. Moreover, usually people with the word cool in their volcabulary have too much knowledge and experience of music to like this particular piece. You regularly hang at bars, not to mention music festivals, where people perform far better than this!say
True to genre, but missing two things. Norm Williams' is better, partly because it expresses more feeling, and partly because the accompaniment is better, along with expressing more feeling. Other renditions I find better than this sound far more authentically Scotch Irish, even the girl who did a fair amount of Appalachian outright braying. Burt Ives here just sounds five dimensions of flat. I'm sure there are people of pure Anglo descent to whom flat sounds perfect, just how a singer should sound, but they ain't me! I agreed with others that Burt Ives sounded fine when I was a teenager 50 years ago, but then I hadn't much exposure to music, and certainly not to the resources for exposing people to music on the Internet. I wonder if I'd be as impressed with anything Burt Ives did now. I seem to recall he appeared in one of the cartoon Christmas/ winter stories, like maybe Ruduloph the Red Nosed Reindeer, or Frosty the Snowman, and there you hardly needed first class performance.
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Made me cry. This is one of my favorite songs.
Amazing!🎉❤️
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AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not you aren't entitled to think so, kevinhobbs, but, first, I actually wonder if people who seem to say "so cool" to practically everything, have actual feelings about anything, and second, what specifically is cool about it? Typicalhumanbein's "Amazing" said as little but sounded just a little more believable. Moreover, usually people with the word cool in their volcabulary have too much knowledge and experience of music to like this particular piece. You regularly hang at bars, not to mention music festivals, where people perform far better than this!say
Beautiful voice 0:28
True to genre, but missing two things. Norm Williams' is better, partly because it expresses more feeling, and partly because the accompaniment is better, along with expressing more feeling. Other renditions I find better than this sound far more authentically Scotch Irish, even the girl who did a fair amount of Appalachian outright braying. Burt Ives here just sounds five dimensions of flat.
I'm sure there are people of pure Anglo descent to whom flat sounds perfect, just how a singer should sound, but they ain't me!
I agreed with others that Burt Ives sounded fine when I was a teenager 50 years ago, but then I hadn't much exposure to music, and certainly not to the resources for exposing people to music on the Internet. I wonder if I'd be as impressed with anything Burt Ives did now. I seem to recall he appeared in one of the cartoon Christmas/ winter stories, like maybe Ruduloph the Red Nosed Reindeer, or Frosty the Snowman, and there you hardly needed first class performance.