Larry Cunningham And The Mighty Avons - Tribute To Jim Reeves / Take My Hand Precious Lord Album

Tracklist

1	Tribute To Jim Reeves
2	Take My Hand Precious Lord

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	Larry Cunningham And The Mighty Avons	Larry Cunningham And The Mighty Avons - Tribute To Jim Reeves / Take My Hand Precious Lord ‎(7")	Sacred	none	Jamaica	Unknown
none	Larry Cunningham And The Mighty Avons	Larry Cunningham And The Mighty Avons - Tribute To Jim Reeves / Take My Hand Precious Lord ‎(7")	Sacred	none	Jamaica	Unknown

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (A): WIRL CS 1029-3
• Matrix / Runout (B): WIRL CS 1030

Short intro

Текст песни: Precious Lord take my hand Lead me on Help me stand I am tired, I am weak, I am worn Through the storm, through the night. Take My Hand, Precious Lord - Jim Reeves. chafre5. Jim Reeves. 20 Songs of December 1964, Cunningham and the Mighty Avons had a Top-10 hit with the song Tribute to Jim Reeves, which also entered the British charts the first time for an Irish artiste, and played on Top of the Pops also an Irish first, which further boosted their career. In late 1969, he left the Mighty Avons and merged with Edenderry band The Fairways to form Larry Cunningham and the Country Blue Boys, leaving Gene Stuart to front the Avons. Cunningham continued having success with his new band, but after his marriage in 1972 he gave up regular touring in favour of occasional concerts and recording. Tribute To Jim Reeves from Larry Cunningham 1964 7''. And other albums from Larry Cunningham are available on sale at Recordsale. Tribute To Jim Reeves. Take My Hand Precious Lord. More music by Larry Cunningham. AnnaghdownLarry Cunningham. A Ramblin' IrishmanLarry Cunningham. The story of my life, The girl I left in ireland is for meLarry Cunningham. Where The Blue And Lonely GoLarry Cunningham. Old Ireland Is The Only Place For MeLarry Cunningham. We Thank Thee. Jim Reeves - Take My Hand Precious Lord. On this page you can download song Jim Reeves - Take My Hand Precious Lord in mp3 and listen online. Country Music. Tribute to. Added by Canary. Tracks 2. Written by. Larry Cunningham and The Mighty Avons. Thomas Shepherd, George Nelson Allen, Thomas A. Originally by unknown, Wiseman Sextet, Heavenly Gospel Singers. Tribute to Jim Reeves. Audrey Allison, Joe Allison, Harlan Howard, Ralph Freed, Jerry Livingston, Eddie Masterson. Covered by Ian Greig Originally by Billy Brown, Jim Reeves. Album We Thank Thee. Take My Hand, Precious Lord Lyrics. When my way groweth drear Precious Lord, linger near When my light is almost gone Hear my cry, hear my call Hold my hand lest I fall Take my hand, precious Lord Lead me on. Precious Lord, take my hand Lead me on, let me stand I am tired, I'm weak, I am worn Through the storm, through the night Lead me on to the light Take my hand, precious Lord Lead me home. Instrumental --. When my work is all done And my race here is run Let me see by the light Thou hast shown That fair city so bright Where the lantern is the ligh. Artist: Larry Cunningham. Album: From Nowhere at All, 2012. A tribute song to Jim Reeves by the Irish country singer Larry Cunningham and the Mighty Avons. The song was a single released in 1964 shortly after Jims death King Record label KG1016, and it was also found on the album 'The Two Sides of Larry Cunningham'. I remember hearing this song on the gramophone in my Auntie's house in the mid 60's and thinking how sad it was. Has been played on. Download for free and listen to Jim Reeves - Take My Hand, Precious Lord. We have song's lyrics, which you can find out below. The song or music is available for downloading in Mp3 and any other format, both to the phone and to the computer. J Jim Reeves. Search any pictures , Adult videos and photos , Best world video search Feedback, For copyright holders - . He had Svoboda play Reeves' Take My Hand, Precious Lord at his cremation. Tributes to Reeves were composed in the British Isles after his death. The song A Tribute to Jim Reeves was written by Eddie Masterson and recorded by Larry Cunningham and the Mighty Avons and during January 1965 it scored on the UK Charts and Top Ten in Ireland. It scored the UK Charts on December 10, 1964, and was there for 11 weeks and sold 250,000 copies