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TSMSS: A Medley

Two weeks ago I posted a song by the Heritage, and thought I would like to post another one this week, and maybe more in the following weeks. You might like listening to more of them too. Here's one customer review of the Heritage Singers:

" ... known for their brilliant vocal harmonies, [This] talented group of young, professional musicians feature seven carefully selected vocalists with vocal styles ranging from traditional to contemporary Christian, celebrating 36 years of ministry. The passionate conviction of these musicians shines through their music. Their honesty, integrity and unquestionable commitment to excellence touch a common chord with listeners from every walk of life.

As pastors and evangelists from churches around the world testify, an evening with the Heritage Singers will encourage, edify and inspire you to a deeper love relationship with our Lord. The Heritage Singers . . . implementing a musical message of hope, inspiration and peace . . . reaching people, one life at a time. "
(http://payplay.fm/hsingers2)

Yesterday I sent a text message to my mother asking her how old was I when I learned to sing He Touched Me. "3 years old, why?" came the reply. I sent another text saying I thought I was like 6 or 7.

A doting uncle, I remember, would say to me, "will you sing that song?... that one with 'shackles'?" That was one moonlit night in the mid 70's. Fast forward to 2009, I think of that uncle and remark in my head, he's sooo still very shackled by his drinking problem. I hope one day he gets his issue sorted.

This is a medley consisting four songs that many of us are familiar with, but I guess would like to hear again and again.



TSMSS is hosted by Amy of Signs, Miracles and Wonders.
Visit her site to join or listen to more wonderful music.
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Sarah said…
wow, great singers, thanks for sharing this link.
25 July 2009 at 13:16
Amy Wyatt said…
I love these songs! Like Linda's post, they take me back to my childhood. I used to sing all of them to my children when i would rock them to sleep, especially the second one! What a great choice.
25 July 2009 at 19:48
Karen said…
Love these songs....
25 July 2009 at 19:58
Mocha with Linda said…
Great songs! Thanks for sharing them. I especially have always loved He Touched Me.
25 July 2009 at 20:46
MsRay said…
Hi, Hazel! What a beautiful medley. I love listening to the Heritage Singers, too. Their songs always bring me to tears.

Have a blessed Sabbath.

My entry is also a Heritage Singers video.
25 July 2009 at 21:55
Peggy said…
Blessings Hazel...There is nothing like a beautiful medley with a group that harmonizes & sings so fantastic like the Heritage Singers! I loved each song in the medley but "He Touched Me" always touches me. Thanks & also for your visit! Enjoy TSMSS!
26 July 2009 at 01:43
Anya said…
The swinging saturday by Hazel
LOL
Its touching music,
you make us all cry ....... LOL

Have a great weekend
Kareltje =^.^=
Anya :)
26 July 2009 at 02:59
Cathy said…
I loved all those songs, especially the second one about Jesus. They do have such wonderful harmony. Thanks for sharing this.
26 July 2009 at 07:06
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