Whatever it takes I'm willing to face to be close to You...

It's a beautiful morning, it's a wonderful day,
Walking with Jesus every step of the way.

He's got a blessing waiting for you today,
It's a beautiful morning, it's a wonderful day.

It's a beautiful morning, it's a wonderful day,
It's such a good feeling just to know that you're saved.

Don't let your troubles stand in your way,
'cause it's a beautiful morning, it's a wonderful day.

Lord has made this morning especially for you,
He hopes that you will be joining in the work he's gonna do.

He's got a blessing waiting for you today,
It's a beautiful morning, it's a wonderful day...

Recorded by many, but on January 6, 1957 Elvis Presley put this song on the map when he sang it on the Ed Sullivan show for his mom. We shot Carroll doing a great job of this song singing in the cemetery at Old Tucson Studios

Memphis Tennessee was the birthplace of soulful gospel music and groups like the Blackwood Brothers, JD Sumner and the Stamps, Elvis Presley and many others were from here. Carroll Roberson recorded in Memphis and here's one of the songs from that album - Enjoy!

This song was shot at Sprague Lake in Rocky Mt National Park by David Webb and his crew at Sonlight Stuidos. We hope it ministers to you!

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Crystal · Stevie Nicks

Practical Magic (Music From The Motion Picture)

℗ 1998 Warner Records Inc.

Hammond Organ: Benmont Tench
Engineer: Brian Scheuble
Guitar: Carlos Rios
Violin: Cenovia Cummins
Mixer: Chris Lord-Alge
Guitar: Jeff Trott
Additional Producer: Jeff Trott
Drums: Jerry Marotta
Violin: Lorenzo Ponce
Background Vocals: Lori Nicks
Background Vocals: Sharon Celani
Producer: Sheryl Crow
Guest Vocals: Sheryl Crow
Lead Vocals: Stevie Nicks
Bass Guitar: Tim Smith
Unknown: Troy Halderson
Writer: Lindsey Buckingham
Writer: Stevie Nicks

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"Dreams" is a song by band Fleetwood Mac from their album Rumors (1977). recorded in 1976 and release in 4 February 1977.

During the sessions for Rumours, everyone in the band was going through a breakup (Stevie nicks and Lindsey Buckingham with each other, John and Christine McVie with each other, Mick Fleetwood with his wife Jenny Boyd) and doing a lot of drugs.

Stevie Nicks wrote this one in the studio next door where Sly Stone was recording. He had a big, semicircular bed and red velvet all over the walls- a great vibe for a song about romantic entanglements. This is Fleetwood Mac's only #1 hit in the US, suprising considering how familiar many of their songs are in that country.

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Edge of Seventeen · Stevie Nicks

Timespace - The Best Of Stevie Nicks

℗ 1981 Modern Records Inc.

Unknown, Organ: Benmont Tench
Bass Guitar: Bob Glaub
Percussion: Bobbye Hall
Unknown: Don Smith
Co-ordinator Production: Jane Weber
Producer: Jimmy Iovine
Backing Vocals: Lori Perry
Piano: Roy Bittan
Drums: Russ Kunkel
Backing Vocals: Sharon Celani
Unknown: Shelly Yakus
Lead Vocals: Stevie Nicks
Guitar: Waddy Wachtel
Composer, Writer: Stevie Nicks

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