THE CHRISTIANS INNER CITY BLUES '13

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  • čas přidán 31. 08. 2020
  • The Christians
    Inner City Blues 2013
    A cover of the timeless Marvin Gaye classic recorded for The Christians 2013 album Speed of Life (available on Itunes)
    Featuring Garry Christian - lead vocal, Joey Ankrah - vocal, electric guitar, Neil Griffiths - vocal, acoustic guitar, Mike Triggs - keys , Lionel Duke - drums & Cliff Watson - bass guitar.
    filmed in Jamaica Street Liverpool
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Komentáře • 12

  • @victor58010
    @victor58010 Před 2 lety +4

    Absolutely beautiful , real musicians at the top of their game.
    Makes all the tuneless rubbish on the radio disintegrate.

  • @Jan_Mac
    @Jan_Mac Před 8 měsíci +1

    Only the brilliant, beautiful Garry could cover Marvin's song and make it his. This sexy singer just keeps getting better ❤

  • @sapritasdesigns
    @sapritasdesigns Před 2 lety +1

    Fabulous just love it

  • @jesusislord8895
    @jesusislord8895 Před 2 lety

    Ok bring the 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @diamond21450
    @diamond21450 Před 3 lety

    Oh brother x

  • @agnaldo2396
    @agnaldo2396 Před 3 lety

    Muito bom

  • @diamond21450
    @diamond21450 Před 3 lety

    Gary,
    Show me that voice brother,

  • @user-Koroleva.I
    @user-Koroleva.I Před rokem

    Обожаю эту группу ❤

  • @donsmith1563
    @donsmith1563 Před 3 lety +1

    On it guys! Love this

  • @minina336
    @minina336 Před 3 lety

    DE LO MEJOR QUE HE ESCUCHADO Y VISTO EN AÑOS GENIALES COMO SIEMPRE

  • @rorymcloughlin2023
    @rorymcloughlin2023 Před 3 lety +1

    Still silky smooth Gary!

  • @anisyezza5083
    @anisyezza5083 Před 3 lety

    Do you believe hell is an appropriate and/or justifiable punishment for a simple lack of belief? If that punishment is never-ending (per Jesus in Matt 25:46), do you still believe it justifiable?
    Using only the Bible, can you make a moral case against rape? Or against slavery? And can you do so without disregarding substantial passages found in the Old Testament that discuss property rights of fathers over their daughters and the rights of slave owners over slaves?
    If today, a devote group of Christian men were to enter a neighboring town and slaughter all who lived there because it was reported that the residents were largely populated by those who didn’t worship the Christian God, would that be justified? What if those Christians believed God had commanded them to do so? And what if God’s command included that women, children and infants be slaughtered by the sword? Since such events are recorded in the Old Testament, is it accurate to describe the God of the Old Testament as loving, merciful and good? Is it possible that such written accounts were man-made justifications to overtake another tribe?
    Would you kill babies or children for God if you believed Yahweh asked you to do so? Since such instances are written in the Bible, is it possible that others have murdered their children because “God told them to do so”, and in fact, God actually did tell them to? If you don’t believe God would do that today, why not?
    Would you sacrifice your beloved child if god asked you to?
    Can God tell a lie if he wanted to?
    Is it acceptable to disregard commandments or doctrines in the Bible that you don’t like? If you disregard commands that you disagree with, how do you justify doing so?
    The Bible declares in Genesis that all animals were plant eaters (herbivores) before the flood. Why do we find that dinosaur fossils show an abundance of carnivorous animals which contradicts the Bible?
    If Noah’s flood really took place as described, and if the boat came to rest somewhere in the middle east (as described), how did animals like kangaroos and pandas get from there to other continents which have a huge expanse of ocean between?
    If a dear friend believed that the earth was flat (a “flat-earther“) by claiming that all pictures and videos which show a sphere shaped planet are man-made lies, would you be able to convince them that the earth is a globe?
    Similarly, is there any amount of evidence that would change your view about the validity of the Bible?