Simone Paulwell Sings "Give Me Jesus" arranged by Moses Hogan

Simone Paulwell sings "Give Me Jesus" arranged by Moses Hogan, accompanied by Tamara Kim in ‪@GreeneSpaceNY‬.
On June 13, baritone Justin Austin of WQXR’s Artist Propulsion Lab presented an evening of discussion and song, exploring both what it means to be an American, and perform music from and across the many different cultures of the United States.
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[@lenorawestwoodson5710]

Very moving. "Give me Jesus!" Amen.

[@memphisclark9926]

Beautiful ❤

[@memphisclark9926]

Such a Beautiful Voice ❤

[@sft3761]

Praise God!!! Hallelujah!!! Yessss Lord Jesus..dear God send your healing. We need you now. Give me Jesus!!!🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@thekaerichtexas]

Needs more views

[@balinsky214]

so moving. what a wonderful voice Song NOT written by Moses Hogan but music ARRANGED BY Moses Hogan whoever put this up should fix the title In the morning, when I rise In the morning, when I rise In the morning, when I rise, give me Jesus Give me Jesus Give me Jesus You can have all this world But give me Jesus And when I am alone Oh, and when I am alone And when I am alone, give me Jesus Give me Jesus Give me Jesus You can have all this world But give me Jesus And when I come to die Oh, and when I come to die And when I come to die, give me Jesus Give me Jesus Give me Jesus You can have all this world You can have all this world You can have all this world But give me Jesus

[@Arron413]

She has a beautiful voice, but one can hear the wear and tear.

[@lenorawestwoodson5710]

She has a pretty pristine, clear, well-trained voice. There is a slight squeak on articulation on 2 notes, really small. Her throat was probably dry or it could have been nerves. I have been a professional musician for decades, specializing in Voice. Her interpretation was flawless; her expressiveness of word emphasis and use of breath was admirable.