Post by petrolino on Jul 31, 2020 23:20:21 GMT
Connie Smith Goes To Church
"From time to time we feel exhausted, sometimes we stop for a while. However, if the problem starts to become too heavy, we start to become disappointed, and we quit. They said giving up is never the answer to anything, but what if you cannot take it anymore? What if you cannot find anyone who can help you carry all the pain and burden? What shall you do? The answer to all of the question is only God. It is only God who can take away all of the pain that is in your heart. He is the only one who can save you from your sins. Furthermore, He is the only one who can satisfy your hunger in life.
“Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”
– Matthew 11:28-30
Connie Smith recorded a song written by Dallas Frazier and Arthur Leo Owens in 1971. “Come Along and Walk With Me” is a song that belonged to her third gospel album Come Alone and Walk with Me. Connie has released a total of 8 gospel albums. Some of her albums were recorded as a solo artist, while others were a collaboration with other artists. Some artists that Connie Smith collaborated with were Nat Stuckey, Barbara Fairchild, and Sharon White.
Connie Smith recorded a song written by Dallas Frazier and Arthur Leo Owens in 1971. “Come Along and Walk With Me” is a song that belonged to her third gospel album Come Alone and Walk with Me. Connie has released a total of 8 gospel albums. Some of her albums were recorded as a solo artist, while others were a collaboration with other artists. Some artists that Connie Smith collaborated with were Nat Stuckey, Barbara Fairchild, and Sharon White.
“Casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you.”
- 1 Peter 5:7
“Come Along and Walk with Me” is a song that shows that the answer to all the burdens or problems in life is God. The narrator tells her friend that they must help each other to find God because it is only Him who can set them free from this world’s darkness. Moreover, the narrator also reminded others that if we truly are a believer and children of God we have to help our brothers and sisters find God too."
- Arden Lambert, Country Thang Daily
'Come Along And Walk With Me'
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Gospel Swing
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'Just A Closer Walk With Thee'
'Born To Sing'
'Family Bible'
'Jesus Remembered Me'
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A Career Resurrected (featuring Marty Stuart, Ricky Skaggs & the Whites)
"By the late '60s, the trappings of stardom left Connie Smith feeling helpless until the Christian faith changed her world view for the better. Later albums with RCA Victor and her eventual jumps to Columbia and Monument found the weary yet mighty voice that really knew about a "Long Line of Heartaches" recording more hymns and gospel albums--without abandoning her talent for emoting great country songs.
Her self-titled 1998 comeback album on Warner Brothers Records--just her second full-length release since 1978 -- was co-produced by Marty Stuart. The two country singers married the prior year. Since then, the couple has bolstered each other's careers as co-stars of The Marty Stuart Show and as two of the most visible ambassadors for old-time country music.
Faith keeps furthering her career, too, with the 2003 trio album Love Never Fails, featuring Barbara Fairchild and Sharon White, ranking among the top ten country-gospel albums of the century."
Her self-titled 1998 comeback album on Warner Brothers Records--just her second full-length release since 1978 -- was co-produced by Marty Stuart. The two country singers married the prior year. Since then, the couple has bolstered each other's careers as co-stars of The Marty Stuart Show and as two of the most visible ambassadors for old-time country music.
Faith keeps furthering her career, too, with the 2003 trio album Love Never Fails, featuring Barbara Fairchild and Sharon White, ranking among the top ten country-gospel albums of the century."
- Bobby Moore, Wide Open Country
Ricky Skaggs & Connie Smith
Connie Smith & Marty Stuart
Ricky Skaggs, Sharon White & Ry Cooder
Ricky Skaggs celebrates induction into Country Music Hall Of Fame with Kentucky Thunder set at the ROMP Festival in Owensboro, Kentucky in 2018
Skeeter Davis, Kitty Wells, Jean Shepard, Jan Howard, Jeannie Seely, Connie Smith, Lorrie Morgan, Jeanne Pruett & Loretta Lynn
