The Stanley Brothers - Amazing Grace

The Stanley Brothers - Amazing Grace

[@Jeff-nh6sw]

My Grandma played this for us kids when we were young. This is the best rendition of this song that I have every heard in my 54 years! Pure bluegrass gospel!

[@jessedrhodes]

The sound of Ralph Stanley's voice is like the voice of The Lord it chills you when he says "Amazing Grace How Sweet The Sound" truly a bluegrass legend

[@ciarapaige07]

a powerful song for the true believers of the LORD ALMIGHTY!!!!!!

[@RTRDick]

See below Rebel LP 1977, Ralph is lining out the song, harmony by Jack Cook and Keith Whitley.Superb singing by three masters, only Ralph left. Never tire of this superb LP.

[@jasoncreech1587]

Was Grace that taught my heart to fear, and Grace my fears released. How precious did that Grace appear, the hour I first believed.

[@bubbafmrusmcr2056]

Truly legends of our kind of traditional Bluegrass music! :)

[@jayjuliecooper8882]

This Is Ralph Stanley and The Clinch Mountain Boys in 1977. 11 years after Carter Stanley died. Harmony by Jack Cooke, Chester "Pop" Marshall and of course the late great Keith Whitley.

[@EventHorizon63]

I've listened to and/or heard Bluegrass since I was a baby (born in Eastern Kentucky Appalachian basin). I'm 49 and to this day I still have no words for this song as sung by the Stanley Bros.

[@EventHorizon63]

This song gives me chills. This song sang by Ralph Stanley goes beyond that.

[@MrTJV1965]

The brothers have voices that you can only get by living and it cannot be faked. I do agree that it takes the whole group to make it work.

[@lootinantdayun]

Beautiful, touches you to try to live your life better, cleaner, and for God.

[@ktinahaley584]

astonishing, both where a precious child of God

[@TVforyourCats]

Dr. Ralph and Keith Whitley just slay this. Rest in Power.

[@ArthurMartinez-rd5rc]

❤ sweet sounds. ❤

[@Chanur25]

No one can sing Amazing Grace better!

[@sarieaprivett9653]

Best singers ever

[@vadencarthel1659]

this is actually just Ralph Stanley himself, this was recorded not too long ago, it is Ralf singing in three different harmonizing tones.

[@rundlet172]

Thanks for posting. What a hauntingly beautiful song.

[@MrSeal4]

Not much that I can say but, such a great sound.

[@OrphanSeasun]

Thank you

[@michaelwickware2926]

beautiful

[@buddyhooch8860]

too much. ralph man you took me away with this heavy drinkin. thankyou

[@donnaarrowood130]

shak note music....love it

[@musicalheart78]

amen real music

[@MrMaster4girl]

Amen!!!

[@pepsi59980]

R.I.P

[@kjvtruth9831]

Sorry, but this is NOT The Stanley brothers. This is a later recording with Keith Whitley I believe. In any case, it's NOT Carter.

[@jayjuliecooper8882]

+KJVTRUTH Bingo!

[@BillOtinger]

Ralph said He learned to Sing in a Primitive Baptist Church

[@rauolduke2734]

ssacred harp style is so cool

[@bigmrclean]

Can definitely hear Keith Whitley.

[@Rick-ku3ic]

And jack

[@lmrspartanful]

It's called Question and Answer style or Call and Answer. Ralph is doing the calls but a group is answering. The group is more than just Ralph.

[@Lukeydookee]

Unique! I want to just listen and relish the melodious sound of this amazing version of Amazing Grace but find it so hard not to sit here and join in with a bit of bass input.

[@lewis10016]

this isn't the Stanley Brothers and it's not just Ralph Stanley.. it's the Clinch Mountain Boys with Ralph Stanley.. Keith Whitley and Jack Cooke are singing backup.

[@RTRDick]

Sirring stuff indeed, from Ralph and the Clinch Mountain Boys 1977 Rebel LP Clinch Mountain Gospel. Not the Stanley Bothers, as Carter wasn't present but great music just the same from Whitley, Cooke. Cline and Profitt.

[@izzywagoner1349]

well all the voices you hear are ralph just all put together bacause he couldnt do this song without his brother that has passed away

[@OrphanSeasun]

Who's the lone voice?

[@majorbriggs1787]

Ralph Stanley

[@PhillipNeal]

Carter was dead at this time he was my neighbor

[@izzywagoner1851]

ralph stanley

[@berniceatkins4500]

The statements are true; this is not the Stanley Brothers

[@rickyleehale]

This isn't the Stanley Brothers, it's just Ralph.