Cover

Three talented siblings team up for a fantastic take on a Righteous Brothers classic, ‘You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’,’ in a new YouTube video. Each sibling is incredibly talented on their own, but together their harmony sounds absolutely astounding. Watch the clip to hear the wonderful cover. 

The video starts out with the youngest member’s deep bass tone, 19-year-old Devon. He sings with gentle care and steadiness before he’s joined by his older brother, 24-year-old Daylon, who has a lighter, more airy tone and is just as skilled. Their sister, 22-year-old Duara, joins in, complementing the boys’ voices with her sweet, higher sound. 

The song is sentimental and bound to be a trip down memory lane for many listeners, as it was popular in the 1960s. It’s a sad song about when love is no longer there in a relationship that once brimmed with it. Some of the lyrics are:

You've lost that lovin' feelin'
Now it's gone, gone, gone, whoa-oh-oh-oh
Now there's no welcome look in your eyes
When I reach for you

This song isn’t easy to cover, but people have tried for decades. But this is truly one of the best covers of the song that’s ever been sung. The trio, which goes by Life in 3D, has mastered the art of harmonization. They prove that you don’t have a fancy stage, microphone, or even instruments to sound wonderful. 

They made a great choice by picking ‘You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin' to sing together. Each sibling brings their own distinct musical strengths to the song, but it’s the near-magical blend of their voices that truly sets this performance apart. The Righteous Brothers would be proud. 

Long after you listen, you’ll still be thinking of the sibling’s song… “You’ve lost that lovin’ feelin’....whoa-oh-oh-oh…”

One thousand musicians united for an epic performance of "Sweet Caroline." Neil Diamond's beloved classic got quite the cover with this outstanding and stunning rendition. Watch the short but awe-inspiring clip to see and hear the musicians perform a tune near and dear to the hearts of many, Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline."

We live in a very polarized and argumentative society, primarily due to social media and 24-hour news channels, which do nothing but keep people angry. It can often feel like reaching an agreement on even the smallest, most meaningless and insignificant topic or subject is impossible. When someone gives their opinion, someone else will inevitably respond with much anger and vitriol as they loudly and aggressively point out how they are completely and utterly wrong.

While there is much hate and anger in modern society, music has the ability to bring people together and make them forget about their petty differences, even if it is for only a short time. Some songs instantly put you in a good mood, no matter what you were experiencing or going through only minutes before. A clip posted on social media captures a massive group of musicians performing one of those feel-good tunes, "Sweet Caroline."

In the video, 1,000 musicians have gathered to play "Sweet Caroline" in a stadium in Frankfurt, Germany. There are guitarists, saxophonists, trumpeters, drummers and vocalists to belt out the iconic and memorable lyrics. Oh, and there are also, for whatever reason, a couple of gentlemen doing kicks, flips and other gymnastics-type moves during the performance.

It's an extraordinary and downright joyous rendition of a song everyone knows and loves. Seconds into their performance, you'll likely find yourself singing along, if not the verses, the simple but catchy and memorable chorus.

"Sweet Caroline
Good times never seemed so good
I've been inclined
To believe they never would"

How can you not sing those lines every time the song is played?

Colossians 3:16 "Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.

Imagine walking down a busy street—people rushing, noise swirling all around—and then, out of nowhere, you hear a voice, a street performer wowing with a Tina Turner classic song, ‘What’s Love Got To Do With It.’ But it’s not just any voice, it’s a deep, sultry sound that stops you mid-step.

That’s what happened to me when I ran across Allie Sherlock’s video while singing on the streets of Dublin. She was there, just standing with her guitar, those golden bangle bracelets softly jingling on her wrist as she strummed the chords. Her voice? It’s like velvet wrapped in strength and soul—a voice that grabs you by the heart and holds on tight.

What’s beautiful about Allie is how down-to-earth she is. She kind of reminds me of the girl next door with a dream and a deep love for music that shines through every note she sings. You can tell she truly loves what she does. It’s not about fame or flashing lights—it’s about sharing stories through song, connecting with the people who pause and lean in, caught by the magic of her sound.

As she sang, the crowd around her naturally grew, strangers drawn together by the pure joy of live music. You could see it in their faces, the surprise, the delight, the way her voice seemed to turn a busy city street into something sacred for just a few minutes.

Listening to Allie perform is a reminder that music is one of those rare gifts that can soften the hard edges of life and lift us out of the ordinary and into moments of shared grace. Thank God for music! 

So, if you ever find yourself wandering through Dublin or even just scrolling through your day, I hope you get a chance to hear Allie sing. In a world that moves fast and loud, her voice is a gentle, powerful invitation to pause and feel a little more alive.

“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” 1 Peter 4:10

With a video loaded with 1990s references, Home Free’s a cappella rendition of ‘Achy Breaky Heart’ is pure fun! Founded in Mankato, Minnesota in 2001, the current group members include only two Minnesotans—Adam Rupp and Rob Lundquist. Tim Faust, Adam Chance, and Adam Bell-Bastien are originally from Texas, Alabama, and Michigan, respectively. The five incredible singers perform an iconic country-pop crossover hit from 1992.  

‘Achy Breaky Heart’ was written by an amateur songwriter named Don Von Tress in 1990, recorded by Billy Ray Cyress (father of Miley, of course) in 1991, and released in 1992. Despite mixed reviews regarding the song’s merit, the debut single became a huge hit for Billy Ray, and Don Von Tress and Billy Ray became best friends and “musical soulmate[s]” through their collaboration. The song is a little silly, and Home Free gets a lotta silly as they perform the classic feel-good, toe-tapping tune!

Home Free resurrects a bunch of 1990s images to accompany the song, which is now over 33 years old. First, there are the funky, colorful graphics that provide the background for much of the video. With the exception of Tim Foust, who flaunts his home state with his Texas flag shirt, the group members wear hairstyles or clothing that take us back to the crazy—and very colorful—styles and fashions of the decade. 

Two wear spiky hair with hachimakis, one sports a mullet, and another wears a white Big K trucker cap. There are karate kicks and vintage video game recreations, during which the band members blow up. Their aching, but beating, cartoon hearts float down the screen. There’s a collar pop (obviously) and a bit of line dancing, which, by the way, became a huge craze after the release of ‘Achy Breaky Heart.’ They’ve left nothing out of this fun, frivolous video!

Fun and frivolity are in short supply! Thank you, Home Free, for providing both with your cover of Billy Ray’s classic! 

“I know that there is nothing better for people than to be happy and to do good while they live.” Ecclesiastes 3:12

This talented duo brings the heat with a fantastic cover of Johnny Cash’s ‘Ring of Fire.’ Watch the video to see experienced artists Leire and Atticus Blue give an authentic and enthusiastic performance in their cover of the classic country song. 

In the video on YouTube, the European couple stands on a London street as they surprise passersby with the country tune. Atticus’s voice is deep and strong, and Leire’s voice complements his well, as she engages her vocals in different pitches. 

It’s sweet to see a couple sing the song, as it talks about the passions of love. Some of the lyrics are:

The taste of love is sweet
When hearts like ours meet
I fell for you like a child
Oh, but the fire went wild

The couple puts heat into their fiery cover of the song with finesse, singing about all-consuming love. When they finish singing, onlookers stand and clap heartily. 

For centuries, many others besides Johnny Cash have compared the throes of love to wild, uncontrollable flames. Ancient Sanskrit poems compare love to fire, as do the book of the Song of Solomon and some Greek mythology. It’s easy to see why—when love takes hold of you, it’s all you can think about or dream about. It’s a fiery “ring” that’s hard to evade. 

Johnny’s daughter, Roseanne Cash, said of the song and its legacy: “The song is about the transformative power of love, and that’s what it has always meant to me, and that’s what it will always mean to the Cash children.”

“Set me as a seal on your heart, as a seal on your arm: for love is strong as death; jealousy is cruel as the grave: the coals thereof are coals of fire, which has a most vehement flame.” Song of Solomon 8:6

An incredibly talented group of musicians turned in a stunning rendition of the Dolly Parton classic, “9 to 5.” The band’s cover of the tune that is near and dear to the hearts of many is fantastic, one that will surely get your toes tapping. Watch the short but jaw-dropping clip to hear and watch the band perform Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5.”

Dolly Parton is an entertainment legend. She’s an icon who has enjoyed a highly successful, decades-long career, during which she has displayed both her acting and musical talents. Not many have experienced the type of success she’s had for such an extended period of time. Of course, staying powerful and longevity are the true signs of talent.

However, while she has done her fair share of acting on television and the big screen, most people know Dolly best for her music. She has produced several truly classic tunes, many of which continue to be played and performed throughout the world. Her most recognizable and beloved songs have to be “Jolene,” “I Will Always Love You” and “9 to 5 (my personal favorite of hers).”

In a clip posted on YouTube, the band Sing It Live covers “9 to 5,” arguably Dolly’s best tune. They deliver a most enjoyable rendition of this beloved classic. Regardless of who performs it, it’s nearly impossible to listen to this Dolly Parton tune and not sing along. It’s a catchy and upbeat tune with lyrics describing a situation that is more than familiar to most people. Who hasn’t felt slightly disrespected and undervalued at their place of employment at one time or another?

“Workin’ nine to five, what a way to make a livin’
Barely getting’ by, it’s all takin’ and no givin’
They just use your mind, and they never give you credit
It’s enough to give you crazy if you let it”

This is a cover that deserves to be listened to multiple times!

Colossians 3:23 “Whatever you do, do it readily, as to the Lord and not to men.”

A massive choir turned in an electrifying cover of “Sweet Child of Mine.” It’s such an infectiously upbeat and catchy performance that you won’t be able to keep yourself from dancing and singing along with the performers. Watch the short but delightful cover as the choir performs “Sweet Child of Mine.”

Covers are a widely accepted practice and tradition. There are even entire bands dedicated to playing the music of other bands and musicians. Musicians playing the work of other musicians has been going on likely since the invention of music itself. While in nearly every other industry this would be considered plagiarism or even stealing, in the performing arts, it’s not frowned upon but celebrated in some cases.

Who doesn’t enjoy hearing covers now and then? Perhaps another artist will have a different, and possibly even better, interpretation of a beloved, well-known tune. It’s an extremely rare occurrence (Tina Turner’s “Proud Mary” being one of the few exceptions), but it does happen.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a large, 400-member choir performed “Sweet Child of Mine” by the popular rock band Guns N’ Roses. That tune is an absolute classic, immediately recognizable by all within the first couple of notes and one you can’t help but sing along to whenever and wherever it’s played.

Now, I’m not going to go so far as to say the choir’s cover is superior to the one that Guns N’ Roses supplied us with back in 1987. This is not one of those rare instances in which the cover surpasses the original. That is an incredibly high bar to hit. However, the vocalists in the short clip still give a fantastic performance. They, without a doubt, do the beloved song justice – a conclusion with which even the biggest Guns N’ Roses fan would wholeheartedly agree.

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”

A young guitarist’s jaw-dropping AGT performance stuns. The studio audience and the show’s four judges were left amazed by the young man’s immense skill on the popular instrument. Watch the short but awe-inspiring clip to see and hear the little guy flawlessly play the guitar, leaving everyone, including the judges, astounded.

Shows like America’s Got Talent, American Idol and The Voice get hundreds, possibly even thousands, of people who try out every season, hoping their talent is enough to land them a spot on those programs. Some of those contestants succeed in their attempt and do get on the show, at least temporarily. Unfortunately, others fail to impress the judges enough and are sent home after their audition. The entertainment business is a competitive, cutthroat field.

However, another group of people go on those popular shows and are arguably the most impressive. Of course, these are the acts who walk out on the stage and, because of their nerves or some other reason, do not give the judges or the studio audience much hope for their audition. They then proceed to surprise everyone and put on a show-stopping performance, which is precisely what happened in a clip posted on YouTube.

As the video begins, Bay Melnick Virgolino, a 10-year-old guitarist, makes his way onto the America’s Got Talent stage. Given his young age and the fact that he’s holding a guitar that is nearly as big as he is, expectations are set low. No one expects much from the little guy – the judges and the studio audience. However, those expectations are completely subverted within the first seconds of his audition.

The 10-year-old guitarist performs Lenny Kravitz’s “Are You Gonna Go My Way,” and blows the roof off the place, sending the studio audience into a frenzy. The judges are stunned, unable to believe that someone so young can do something so musically advanced.

It was a masterful guitar performance!

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”

The Hindley Street Country Club (HSCC) performs a Bee Gees classic perfectly, delivering a smooth cover and earning high praise from viewers! The band seems well-suited to perform this song. Perhaps that’s because they are an Australian band performing a song, originally written and recorded in 1977, by an English-Australian band. 

From the first lovely and lingering note to the a cappella finish, which begins precisely at 3:50, the HSCC produces pure delight with their rendering of the Bee Gees ballad, ‘How Deep Is Your Love.’ After its 1977 release, the song topped charts in the United Kingdom, Australia, and the United States and was included in the soundtrack for the movie Saturday Night Fever. In addition, ‘How Deep Is Your Love’ ranked #375 on Rolling Stone’s list of the ‘500 Greatest Songs of All Time’! 

Here, the guys of the Hindley Street Country Club perform at The House of SAP in their hometown of Adelaide, Australia. Jordan Lennon and Danny Lopresto sing lead and back-up vocals, while Brad Polain, Steve Todd, Jake Milic, Dave Ross, Nat Brice, and Constantine Delo play the accompaniment.  

With nearly 500,000 views and over 850 comments, the HSCC’s version of the Bee Gees super hit struck a chord with followers! 

Here are just a few of their comments:

User@tanyaantwine8186 wrote, “OMG! You guys are awesome! I already love this Bee Gees song. No one does Bee Gees like Mr. Jordan! Beautiful.”

And user@montekidwilerjr9950 was equally impressed, writing, “One of the most beautiful love songs played by the world’s best cover band . . . well delivered! Jordan did amazing. Thanks again and again.”

Remembering that two of the Bee Gees members are no longer living, user@jeremyalam480 shared, “Wonderful, soulful cover of a great song by one of Australia’s greatest musical groups. Bee Gee’s would be proud, and a wistful reminder of the ones who have passed. Another HSCC triumph.”

Clearly, good behavior and good advice are worth copying, sharing, and repeating—good music deserves to be as well! Thank you, HSCC, for sharing the brilliant musical works of those before you so wonderfully!

“Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows.” James 1:17

Okay, friend, you have to see this! Thousands of musicians joined forces for an epic ‘Good Vibrations’ performance. It was the most incredible scene in Portugal and had nothing to do with heroes, miracles, or platforms. Instead, it was just people having a great time listening to one of the best songs ever.

Can you imagine? Real people, real musicians like guitarists, drummers, bass players, singers, and who knows what else, all coming together to make a thunderous performance out of the classic Beach Boys hit that you can help but sing right along to. 

There’s just something about it—this symphony of strangers coming together, lifting one of the most iconic songs in musical history into something bigger than nostalgia. Bigger than rock. And better than when you remembered when you heard the song for the first time. It takes you right back down memory lane. 

Can I just say it? It’s like a revival of Jesus meeting Woodstock and raising their hands in praise. It became a fabulously fun riot of harmony, rock, and a little bit of soul.

I’m still wiping tears from the shock and excitement of it all, to be honest. Because we need more of this. We need more “you too?” In today’s world, we need more smiles, more friendly faces, open chords, and open arms. 

Watch the video below and get ready to dance, sing, and catch all the Good Vibrations—because you won’t just watch it, friend… you’ll feel it in your soul!

“There is a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to dance A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing;.” Ecclesiastes 3:4-5

Check out these young musicians shine in their performance of ‘Dreams’ by Fleetwood Mac. Their cover of this popular song is spectacular. What a talented bunch!

‘Now here you go again, you say you want your freedom
Well, who am I to keep you down?
It's only right that you should play the way you feel it
But listen carefully to the sound of your loneliness’

The young musicians in this video are part of the group The Graystones. All of their members are 11 or 12 years old. They sound incredible together, and it is clear to see their passion for music.

“We've done this song a few times in the past year and a half. We're getting better!” says The Graystones in the caption of their YouTube video. “So thank you for coming along this journey with us. We hope you enjoy it!”

Many people online were thrilled to see these young kids playing and were blown away by their talent.

“They play like they have been on tour for years,” writes one person on YouTube. “Bass dude is chill as they come, and the singer girls are very comfortable in their abilities. Keyboard is on his funk, drummer boy is on time…rock on School of Rock!”

“I'm a guitarist, have been in many bands and musical projects over the past few decades and all I can say is: wow! I want to see these ‘kids’ perform live in concert sometime soon. Totally brilliant,” another person comments online.

The Graystones have shared on their YouTube page that they love 70s and 80s music, but they also enjoy covering current songs. “We go to school, do sports, climb trees, and run around. But music is what we're most passionate about and we work really hard and spend a lot of time every week learning songs and getting better as musicians,” the band shares.

We hope you enjoyed this excellent cover of ‘Dreams’ from The Graystones.

Check out this sweet video: a talented U.S. Army chorus gives a Phil Collins classic an a cappella makeover. The song they are singing is ‘You’ll Be in My Heart,’ and throughout the song, videos of Army members with their families pop up. What a heartwarming video to match this touching song!

‘Come stop your cryin', it will be alright
Just take my hand, hold it tight
I will protect you from all around you
I will be here, don't you cry’

These singers from the U.S. Army Chorus are all fathers, and the lyrics of this song hold the perfect message for the kids of these military service members.

“Originally written as a lullaby for Collins’s young daughter and featured in Disney’s animated film Tarzan, the song expresses a promise of love, protection, and comfort. It is a message that speaks to the bond between parent and child, one that remains resilient across any distance and through every season of life,” reads the caption of this YouTube video. “This performance is dedicated to all fathers, but especially those who serve. You know what it means to love across distance and time. Whether at home or deployed, your devotion lives on in the hearts of those you cherish.”

Not only did the U.S. Army chorus members impress us with their vocals, but many people online were touched by the song’s message that the servicemen were singing to their families.

“From one Navy veteran to you fellas…may God continue to bless you and your families in all you do,” comments one person online after watching the video.

“Awesome! Thank all of you for your service and starting my day off with a song. Stay safe!” writes another person on YouTube.

We hope that you enjoyed this sweet performance of ‘You’ll Be in My Heart’ today!

Check out this heartwarming rendition of the Phil Collins classic ‘You’ll Be in My Heart’ by Mat and Savanna Shaw. They even had a surprise guest, Savanna’s little sister, Pennie Jean, join them for this song. The trio sounded absolutely heavenly together, and their music will warm your heart and bring a smile to your face!

‘Come stop your cryin', it will be alright
Just take my hand, hold it tight
I will protect you from all around you
I will be here, don't you cry’

What an incredible cover of this touching song! Their harmonies were absolutely wonderful, and watching them sing together with such joy was a beautiful sight to behold.

“We were running through songs for our June 14th show in Utah, when this moment with Pennie Jean melted us,” writes Mat and Savanna Shaw in the caption of their YouTube video. “It’s moments like these that remind us why we do what we do.”

This video of Mat and his daughters singing together touched many people online, and they shared their thoughts on the sweet video.

“Fantastic! When the three of you sing together the blending of the harmonies is amazing! I am so impressed with Pennie Jean - what a lovely voice. And Savanna's voice is growing stronger and purer with every song,” comments one person on YouTube after watching the video.

“They’re all three so talented. From their start, I loved the father daughter connection through the joy of music,” writes another person online.

Mat and Savanna Shaw started to become popular with their singing videos during the COVID-19 quarantine. Savanna, eager to keep in touch with her music friends, started a music social media account. She was nervous to sing her first song by herself, so she asked her dad to join her in singing ‘The Prayer.’ After that video went viral, Mat and Savanna continued releasing duets on social media and streaming platforms, quickly garnering a worldwide following.

We hope that you enjoyed this amazing rendition of ‘You’ll Be in My Heart’ from the Shaws today!

You’ll be blown away by Mickey Gilley's mesmerizing ‘Stand By Me’ cover. The country legend sang the song in a casual episode of Larry’s Country Diner, but it sounds good enough to put on a record. Play the clip to hear the wonderful cover song. 

At 82, country singer Mickey Gilley proved he could still sing as good—or better—than the rest of them. His acoustic cover of ‘Stand By Me’ is astonishing. His voice sounds youthful and beautiful. Anyone listening to the song without seeing the video would never guess that the singer was as old as Gilley was. As soon as he finishes his spirit-filled song, the room erupts in claps, hoots, and hollers.

Gilley started his music career young and played the piano as a child. In the 1950s, his first single was ‘Ooh Wee Baby.’ The song ‘Stand By Me’ may be a little symbolic, as he sings to fans, asking them, in a way, to remember him in his last years. The song also talks about not being afraid of what’s to come when you have someone to lean on. Some of the song’s lyrics are:

And if the sky we look upon should tumble and fall
And the mountains should fall to the sea
No I won't be afraid, no I won't be afraid
Just as long, just as long as you stand by me

Gilley has had many hits, like ‘She’s Pulling Me Back Again,’ ‘I Overlooked an Orchid,’ and ‘True Love Ways.’ He’s an entertainer through and through and always engages with his audience as he sings, like he does in this video. The artist passed away on May 7, 2022, at the age of 86, but his legend lives on through his great music. 

“Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness.” Isaiah 41:10

The Beatles' classic ‘Here Comes the Sun’ gets a unique cover in harpist Kami Maltz’s latest cover video. With an upbeat strumming, a gentle voice, and a happy glow, you’re bound to fall in love with the song. Watch the clip to hear the happy performance.

In the video posted on YouTube, musician Kami Maltz launches into a cover of ‘Here Comes The Sun’ on her autoharp. 

“The world feels like it's in one of those low swings of the pendulum right now, even with the sun out… Still, I’m lucky to have music,” she said. “When it feels like my hands are tied and there’s not much I can do to change the world or help the people suffering in it, at least I can keep sharing something that feels like hope. So until the pendulum swings back - whenever that may be - here’s a little bit of sunshine in the form of a song.” 

And she certainly delivered some sunshine in her cover. The autoharp isn’t easy to master, but Kami proves she certainly has, as her fingers move across the strings as she sings. The video flits between Kami playing and clips of her walking and thinking in a peaceful atmosphere outside. Her cover is simply happiness and sunshine. She honors the Beatles’ version well, keeping many of the elements that make it a classic and much-loved song, while adding a unique touch with her choice of instrument. 

Some of the lyrics of the positive song are: 

Little darling
It seems like years since it's been clear
Here comes the sun (Doo-d-doo-doo)
Here comes the sun

“Why are you cast down, O my soul? and why are you disquieted in me? hope you in God: for I shall yet praise him for the help of his countenance.” Psalms 42:5

Two women dazzled Britain’s Got Talent studio audience with a stunning medley of ABBA hits. The friends and office workers showed their surprising musical talent with an impressive performance of some beloved, recognizable songs. Watch the short but toe-tapping clip to see and hear the two women belt some of ABBA’s biggest hits.

No two people will have the same musical tastes and preferences. We’re all individuals, complete with different likes and dislikes. Seriously, how boring would life be if we were all alike and agreed on every single topic and subject? There’d be no fun in that at all!

Because no person is exactly 100 percent like the next, especially when it comes to music, some people will naturally love Disco while others will hope it stays dead forever. Regardless of your feelings about that specific musical genre, some Disco songs are beloved by all, including those by the popular Swedish group ABBA.

In a clip posted on YouTube, two women, Han and Fran, take Britain’s Got Talent stage and wow the studio audience with their ABBA medley. The two women, who work in a “very boring” office, perform a mashup of “Take a Chance on Me” and “Dancing Queen.”

From the moment the music started, and they began singing, Han and Fran had the entire studio audience on their feet, singing and dancing right along with them. It was such a fun and enjoyable performance. How could you not have enjoyed that?

When it came time for the judges to give their comments and render their verdicts, Han and Fran got two quick yes votes, with Bruno and Alesha saying how much they enjoyed their performance. Amanda and Simon were admittedly on the fence, unsure how to vote. That’s when the studio audience stepped up and made their feelings known, helping to send the two women into the next round of the competition.

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”

Check out this beautiful cover of the Loretta Lynn classic, ‘Coal Miner’s Daughter.’ The singer in the video is Rebecca Lynn Howard, and she is singing her rendition of this song live on Larry's Country Diner Season 9. What an impressive cover this is!

‘Well, I was borned a coal miner's daughter
In a cabin, on a hill in Butcher Holler
We were poor but we had love, that's the one thing that daddy made sure of
He shoveled coal to make a poor man's dollar’

Rebecca Lynn Howard is an American country music artist who sounds fantastic singing and playing along with the band to ‘Coal Miner’s Daughter.’ This classic song was written and recorded by singer-songwriter Loretta Lynn and released as a single in 1970. The song tells the story of Loretta Lynn’s coal-mining father in rural Kentucky during the Great Depression and describes her childhood and the circumstances in which she was raised during those years. 

‘Coal Miner’s Daughter’ became Loretta Lynn’s signature song and hit the number one spot on the Billboard country chart. It was also released later on an album of the same name.

After listening to Rebecca Lynn Howard’s cover of ‘Coal Miner’s Daughter,’ many people online only had positive things to say about her performance.

“Amazing cover all the way around! Have always loved Loretta and this song. You all nailed it!” comments one person on YouTube after watching the music video.

As for Rebecca Lynn Howard’s music history, she has charted seven singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts and released three studio albums. Her highest-charting single is ‘Forgive’, which peaked at No. 12 on the country music charts in 2002. Rebecca Lynn Howard is also a founding member of the country-rock group Loving Mary.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to Rebecca Lynn Howard’s rendition of ‘Coal Miner’s Daughter’ today!

Life in 3D wows with a stirring cover of “My Way.” This is an incredible, stunning performance of the song made famous by the legendary actor and singer Frank Sinatra. Watch the short but jaw-dropping video to see and hear Life in 3D, which gives an absolutely magnificent cover of Frank Sinatra’s “My Way.”

There are not many entertainers who have had the impact of Frank Sinatra. He was an award-winning actor who could also sing a little bit. With his unmistakable, iconic voice, he is responsible for several truly classic songs. He was a one-of-a-kind entertainer with unmatchable talent and tons of charisma.

Even decades after he died in the late 1990s, his influence still looms large over the entertainment industry. His songs are routinely covered and performed by musicians everywhere. Also, whenever someone mentions “Old Blue Eyes” or simply says “Frank,” they are more than likely referencing Frank Sinatra.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Life in 3D performs Frank’s most memorable and iconic tune, “My Way.” Life in 3D is comprised of three siblings—two brothers and a sister—who typically perform together. However, this time, it’s a solo effort, with one of the young men singing alone.

“I’ve lived a life that’s full
I traveled each and every highway
And more, much more than this
I did it my way”

To say he does the song justice would be to put it lightly, but that is to be expected. Everything the incredibly talented sibling trio, Life in 3D, does is usually fantastic, as is the case here. The young man shines as he beautifully sings the song made famous by Frank Sinatra. It’s an excellent vocal performance.

The video’s description mentions that the young man in the clip had always wanted to “give it my own try ever since I heard it growing up.” I’d say he more than succeeded, and I’m sure everyone else who hears this clip would agree.

Ephesians 5:19 “Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord.”

A classic from the Goo Goo Dolls received a stunning acoustic cover on America’s Got Talent. The contestant nailed the tune, beautifully performing the beloved song while also putting his own spin on it. Watch the short but awe-inspiring clip to hear and see him perform “Iris” by the Goo Goo Dolls.

Life is not always fun and easy. There will be instances along the road that are unpleasant and downright painful. Unfortunately, life will knock you down and leave you battered and bruised, with the scars to prove it.

However, as much as those situations may hurt and leave you second-guessing yourself and your ability to continue, giving up is never an option. That is always easier said than done, especially in the moment, amid the trial and hardship.

In a clip posted on YouTube, one young man, Chuck Adams, mentions how he’s had a rough go of it during his back-and-forth with the judges. The music business has not always been kind to him, but that has not deterred him from doing what he loves and pursuing his goals.

After talking with the four judges, Chuck gets right into his performance. From the opening moments, soon after he starts strumming on his guitar, it’s clear that this is going to be a special moment, an outstanding performance. 

Seconds into his performance of “Iris,” the studio audience is already massively impressed, with several hooting and hollering as they listen to Chuck’s dazzling rendition of the Goo Goo Dolls tune. And who could blame them? It is fantastic!

The judges, like the studio audience, also loved what they heard. Given their comments on his performance, it was no surprise that Chuck received four yes votes, sending him into the next round of the competition.

James 1:12 “There is a blessing on the man who undergoes testing; because, if he has God’s approval, he will be given the crown of life, which the Lord has said he will give to those who have love for him.”

This Shania Twain classic gets a beautiful cover in this performance by aspiring artist Claudia B. ‘You’re Still The One’ may have been covered a thousand times, but you’ve never heard it like this. Watch the clip to see Claudia perform the song in her own unique and beautiful way.

‘They said, ‘I bet they'll never make it’
But just look at us holding on
We're still together, still going strong
Mm (you're still the one)’

The lyrics are a testament to the singer’s dedication to their loved one and that they’ve stood the test of time. It’s an ever-sweet song made ever the sweeter by Claudia B. She sings it with less of a country sound and without all the instruments and backup vocals that fans might be used to hearing. 

“Filmed outside in Nashville approximately 10 seconds before the camera died!! It was meant to be,” the young artist said. 

Claudia performs the song using just her stunning voice and piano, playing in a gentle outdoor setting under a canopy of shady trees with an electric keyboard. The natural setting gives the video a peaceful and intimate effect. 

Her version of ‘You’re Still The One’ is simplified, clear, and clean, but is nonetheless absolutely beautiful. It’s a stripped-down cover that makes the song feel almost brand-new in the best way. It’s not glamorous, but it’s certainly serene, elegant, and lovely. As you watch, you can tell that Claudia loves to make music. Her artistry almost begs the listener to restart the video over again after it plays. Her voice is truly a gift, and her listeners are grateful that she’s sharing it. 

“It was but a little that I passed from them, but I found him whom my soul loves: I held him, and would not let him go…” Song of Solomon 3:4