From deep in the heart of Texas, Nathan and Lyle perform Revive Us Again. This hymn goes back to 1863–our country needed revival back then.
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‘Like a River Glorious’
Chemotherapy and radiation leave your memory full of holes. Up until yesterday evening, I forgot these guys–Nathan (autoharp) and Lyle (guitar), plus assorted friends on assorted instruments.
But I’ve found my way back to them today, back to sweet old hymns like this one–Like a River Glorious, from 1876.
‘Revive Us Again’
No hymn requests this morning; guess I’ll fall back on one of my favorites.
Revive Us Again–performed by Nathan and Lyle, deep in the heart of Texas…
‘Yield Not to Temptation’
First hymn to pop into my mind this morning, no requests forthcoming–an old Sunday school favorite, Yield Not to Temptation. Sung by Nathan and Lyle, and also known as Look Ever to Jesus.
‘He Hideth My Soul’
Ugh! Rain again, bad dreams all night–so I’m late.
First hymn I thought of today: He Hideth My Soul, one of some eight or nine thousand hymns written by Fanny Crosby. Sung by Nathan and Lyle with friends and family, in Denton County, Texas.
‘We Are Going Down the Valley’
Here’s a hymn I never heard before–We Are Going Down the Valley, performed at home by Nathan and Lyle and a couple of friends. I’m always amazed by the music they can make without a studio… all in praise of the Lord.
‘Revive Us Again’
I don’t know about you, but I could use some reviving, big-time. And this classic 19th-century hymn was written to provide it. Sung by Nathan (autoharp) and Lyle (guitar), at home in Denton County, Texas–Revive Us Again.
‘Revive Us Again’
No hymn requests this morning, no comments, no likes… I’m on my own.
Revive Us Again, sung by Nathan and Lyle, with autoharp and guitar–it’s one of my favorites. I sang it to a deer once. I think she liked it.
‘Yield Not to Temptation’
I have to rush out and buy the week’s groceries, etc.; but first, this hymn was on my mind when I woke up today, I feel I ought to post it–an old Sunday school favorite, Yield Not to Temptation (published in 1868). Nathan (mandolin) and Lyle (guitar)–yes, I love the way they do this hymn.
‘O, I Want to See Him’
We like to start the blog day with a hymn. Today’s hymn is O, I Want to See Him, sung by Nathan and Lyle with family and friends in Denton County, Texas.
We are open for hymn requests all day.