1 Topic by Detman101 (edited by Detman101 2010-08-09 17:46:56)

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Topic: "Walk with me, Lord" (Old "yoke-breaker" gospel song)

Last sunday, our First Lady rendered a particularly bluesy and tasty version of "Walk with me, Lord" in church.
I love playing with our First Lady because she really knows how to get deep and render the songs in a way that not only touches you, but helps you get your breakthrough from what you may be going through.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzAe0CL-WaQ

I really liked the first lick that I played in the video...though I don't remember how I played it.

lol,
Dm

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Re: "Walk with me, Lord" (Old "yoke-breaker" gospel song)

Hi Detman
As this song is a cover I've moved it to this section which now is where covers have a home smile
Songwriting is for originals songs only.
Thanks for sharing.
ark

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Re: "Walk with me, Lord" (Old "yoke-breaker" gospel song)

Kewl! Thanks Arkady!

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Dm

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Re: "Walk with me, Lord" (Old "yoke-breaker" gospel song)

I assume she's standing at the pulpit?  Hard to see her with that darn door right behind her.  I enjoy watching the sincerity on ones face while they sing sad  BUT that aside, it sounded AWESOME!  Great job playing too DM!!!

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Re: "Walk with me, Lord" (Old "yoke-breaker" gospel song)

Yes, she is at the front in the pulpit. Our church camera needs to be replaced. As the audio/video technician (And lead guitarist) I am in charge of the recordings. I want to get a new camera for the church but I've gotta get the wife to sign off on it first hehe.

Thank you! I always have such a great time playing with our First Lady. She sings in a bluesy style that I can really connect with and play to.

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Dm

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6 Reply by Detman101 (edited by topdown 2010-08-26 19:49:02)

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Re: "Walk with me, Lord" (Old "yoke-breaker" gospel song)

Okay, I transcribed the chords to the song today.


Walk with me Lord
As sung by First Lady Brooks of DTCOGIC.org


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Re: "Walk with me, Lord" (Old "yoke-breaker" gospel song)

FANTASTIC!  LOVE the tone you were getting out of your guitar; down HOME, baby! Thank you for sharing...

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Re: "Walk with me, Lord" (Old "yoke-breaker" gospel song)

Detman101 wrote:

Okay, I transcribed the chords to the song today.


Walk with me Lord
As sung by First Lady Brooks of DTCOGIC.org


lyrics removed by moderator in accordance with chordie policy. Please read this message: http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=120

DOH! Sorry. I forgot about the lyrical content when I posted.
Thank you for clearing that up.
If anyone asks for the chords I will PM them to them.

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Dm

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