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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by DavidW:
I think the saddest song is
Amazing Grace played on the Bagpipes at a funeral.
</font> Amen! "Amazing Grace"DavidW, I've heard that Bagpipes version at Police/Firefighter funerals... Makes it extremely difficult to maintain composure. You are right... It is really really sad when played on those sombering ocasions. On a lighter note my favorite version is the one where "Judy Collins" was recorded in something like a wooden room where you can hear her vocal presentation bouncing off the hard wood surfaces... makes for a subtle effect that puts it purely over-the-top in my book. S.L. ------------------ "digging deep in the verbal sludge of society, for the gems of interest"
"digging deep in the verbal sludge of society, for the gems of interest"
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