I'm learning to play the diatonic harmonica but after hearing this I feel like turning it back into the harp Gods b/c I'll never play with that kind of magic and talent...
We'll pray for the 11 scumbag heathens who don't like this and have no soul. Must be contemporary country fans, most of which is just the blues with the soul taken out of it.
Terry McMillan my Mentor will be missed i have prayed for this mantle and i know that it has been passed and im going to continue practicing. If the ones that read this could you please listen to my video of my talent quest.
Absolutely Awesome! My dad played the Harmonica so it is one of my favorite
instruments. This is the first time I have heard of "Terry McMillan"... thank you for introducing me to this very gifted musician. I am sorry to hear that he is no longer
Wow! Sometimes when I doubt the existence of God, I listen to this. Surely, He had something to do with Terry's genius. This is just beyond unbelievable. Wish he were still here.
@MrJerryjenkins yes, 2 albums for sure. "I've got a feeling" and "somebody's coming" I have both of them. "i've got a feeling" is pure harmonica for the most part and is my favorite of the 2. "Somebody's coming" has some harmonica on it but a lot of singing too. It's more of a blues style
@hoover4000 When you are that good you can play it inside out, side ways, and any way you want!!! It's music, don't be so anal.. what side of the brain do you play with, the structured side or the creative side? Yeah, I thought so.
I was a jingle producer and studio guitarist/singer in Chicago for years. Back in the 80's my company used to fly Terry up to play on sessions. He was a monster. Didn't know he passed away.
Amazing Grace Written by John Newton in 1745 by The Statler Bros. Album Pardners in Rhyme in 1985 Cassette from Thrift Store in Marion, Ohio called Salavation Army
He is playing 2 harmonicas because there is a key change toward the end, for dramatic effect. It is not impossible to do that one-step-up on one harmonica, there is a guy on utube who can do it, I forget his name.
This guy was great. Only recently learned he was the one that did that awesome harmonica part in Garth Brooks "Ain't Going Down"(Till the Sun Comes Up). After it first came out I was like, "Who is that playing the harmonica?" and could never find out...while watching TBN I found out it was this guy and learned of him and his testimony but didn't know he had died until like 2 months after that. I CAN ONLY IMAGINE...what the choir in heaven will be like...WOW.
@iwillrocknroll4eva: I caught him playing Amazing Grace while flipping channels early one Sunday morning. Never forgot that performance, and it's great to now have a video of him.
Paul Butterfield held the harmonica upside down as well. another legend like Terry. RIP more than technique which is amazing from Terry, his soul was put into the harp & it sparkles!
Terry McMillan was the best harmonica player ever. I saw him on TBN many times in the mid 90's. He had a powerful testimony and a God-given talent. I later saw him playing on one of Garth Brooks' TV specials. He left this world too soon, but it's good to know we'll get to hear him play again one day. RIP brother, your work on earth is done.
first song i ever learned, red river valley, second song, amazing grace. i'm also curious about the two harps also it seems like he plays "backwards" with the low notes on his right. excellent harp man
@Ngeruu ,,because someone is talented,doesn't make them a good person, im not saying he wasn't a good person, but you can't judge a person on his talents when it comes to a good person
i met Terry in 1974 in Nashville, Tn. I'll never forget the night we celebrated him getting hired by Chet Atkins. He was an incredible musician then. Two years younger than me. He will be soooo missed. Check out Garth Brooks Live tv concert "Ain't goin' down till the sun comes up". I'll always recognize that style and his warm charm. I'm still playing buddy! RIP
You're kidding right? This is one of the best known songs worldwide, it's been translated into hundreds of languages. I recently heard it sung in Romanian! It was written by an Englishman... England, outside the USA.
I know USA's media coverage doesn't help you with it's near exclusively internal coverage but i'd hope that Americans can still acknowledge the rest of the world
The tune is a derivative of a west african negro-spiritual.
Terry was righ handed. But yes, he did hold his harmonica up-side-down. He was self taught and thought it was supposed to be held that way. Anyway, it surely worked for him!
Terry was my best friend; I had known him since 1976 and I still miss him everyday! I just don't want his music to fade away. He had more music out there, just in case you didn't know; just look for it!
Terry was my best friend; I had known him since 1976 and I still miss him everyday. I just don't want his music to fade away. I hope you'll buy his 3 CDs. One with Larry Carlton and two with Terry by himself. All 3 are great!
Terry was my best friend! I had known since 1976. He was a devoted Christian; he was also hilarious. Those who knew him, know what I'm talking about. We worked together for years and I still miss him everyday. Go to Yahoo Shopping and buy his CD, "Somebody's Comin". And then try to find his "I've Got a Feeling" CD. You won't be disappointed. I just do not want his music to fade away. He really was a man after God's own heart!
Ace harmonica player and percussionist Terry Lee McMillan died Friday (Feb. 2) at his home in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., following a long illness. He was 53. A spokesman for the funeral home handling the services said the family has declined to specify the exact cause of death.
amazing guy...listend to him like crazy as a kid. I love his train song the most though.
man....passion like that is awesome, and it's cool to see how he can focus so well...but i bet that's a little easier when you keep your eyes closed while you play. that's truly the best way to inspire self-confidence.
He had just gotten out of a 30-day drug rehab, and was found dead. I don't know if it was drug-related or not. I didn't even know he had and addiction problem 'til I found out he had died...which was just recently. I was floored to find out. I love that guy...it's just heartbreaking.
Sadly, many people who seem to excel at a talent serve lord of the dark rather than Jesus Christ, Son of the only Living God. That is short lived and ends in spiritual death, not just physical death. It is indeed heartbreaking but not surprising!
Keep your judgement to yourself. Terry was a born-again Christian. I don't know how he died, but it IS possible to be a Christian and struggle with addictions. Even Paul had a "thorn in his side", as he put it.
Take the plank out of your eye before you criticize the speck in someone else's.
Terry was the best harmonica player ever, because of his style & his passion. He was my #1 harmonica hero & I will miss him greatly. He played the best version of Amazing Grace on the harmonica, PERIOD. There are some pretty lousy versions out there on YouTube & some good ones, but Terry has them ALL beat! Terry didn't necessarily play to impress other harp players - he played what he felt, & with such passion. His style set him apart from other harp players. Thanks for posting this clip.
This is absolutly beautiful. It's great to see someone play the instrument of angelic sounds. I see more musicians bringing out the harp in these later days. Praise be to God! Rest in Peace Terry may your gifts to sing and play harmonica live on through videos, cds. and u-tube etc. in Jesus name.
Terry was a good friend of mine and he's the one who taught me to play before I left for Iraqi freedom Terry and I really became close and for every album I make it will be dedicated to him. Terry McMillan was truly an inspiration to me and every everytime I hear him play it just reminds me of how wonderfull God really is. Jay Sawyer
Thanks for sharing this video,Some of us from Archdale knew Terry from High school at Trinity.He had a given talent,& when out from here to great accomplishments.God had a plan for him.We're all blessed that Terry passed thru our lives
Now God has Terry to entertain the whole of Heaven. Isn't is awesome to know that Terry's there now? I'm sure terry's very much happier than we all are on earth now. hehehe..
There will never be another Terry McMillan. Though not as skillful as some players like Howard Levy & Carlos DelJunco, Terry's style & tone are unmatched. Buddy Greene & Charlie McCoy are great players as well, but they just don't have the same raw sound as Terry. He will be missed - he was my harmonica idol.
I just found out tonight that he passed away nearly 4 months ago. I am in shock to say the least. Amazing Grace says it all. I'm glad I have experienced it.
I miss you, Terry!!!
BonnieBeeGood 2 months ago
I'm learning to play the diatonic harmonica but after hearing this I feel like turning it back into the harp Gods b/c I'll never play with that kind of magic and talent...
soymustache 5 months ago
素晴らしいです！
yotarou94 6 months ago
The best version of Amazing Grace i ever heared
BluesWinny 6 months ago
Is this song from the Gaither Homecoming Down by the Tabernacle? I love the Blues type of music in this song.
Loverboy721 8 months ago
D.. now i finally see the sneak is using 2 Golden Melody's...
I only heard the CD version.... And playing along on my C harmonica only went so far before crashing and burning in the middle of the song..
What key is the second harp........ Cant figure it out !!!
xraylax 8 months ago
superbe
kalfass 11 months ago
he was such a loveley harmonica player =( but still, nothing will change how good he was! this is the best version of amazing grace i have heard
SuperKiezo 1 year ago 3
Un grande!!!! Lo mejor!!
yangalemoto 1 year ago
First he is playin in Golden Melody G , than Golden Melody D ?
In wich second video he switch ?
Please answer if you know, thank you :D
Cropower90 1 year ago
@Cropower90, the harmonica keys would be C and D flat played in 2nd Position (Cross harp) so the song is in the key of G and A flat.
MrRoy1254 7 months ago
thanks hober4000!
TheZuge2877 1 year ago
We'll pray for the 11 scumbag heathens who don't like this and have no soul. Must be contemporary country fans, most of which is just the blues with the soul taken out of it.
RevDelbert 1 year ago
Terry McMillan my Mentor will be missed i have prayed for this mantle and i know that it has been passed and im going to continue practicing. If the ones that read this could you please listen to my video of my talent quest.
KingLovefist 1 year ago
great harp playing
warpedwiselegoman 1 year ago
the all time great
espkahuna1 1 year ago
a música é linda, com a gaita + ainda!
gaitista66 1 year ago
A música já é linda, coa gaita então, detona....
gaitista66 1 year ago
tell you what.... i'm not a christian but i have to say that dude can play the hell out of that bone.....and the song was great
oreo4261 1 year ago
HOHNER GOLDEN MELODY !!
Goofas88 1 year ago
@Goofas88 is it really? i was considering buying one. aha
jlbassplayer 1 year ago
Ever inspiring after his death. May he enjoy his musical heaven praising God in his own way..
guardusa 1 year ago
something come over me as I watching this guy,
edavisdavis 1 year ago
sos un groso loco
javiACLA 1 year ago
Wonderful
Allvocrv 1 year ago
very nice,thanks
aiyayiovav 1 year ago
yes he plays the 10 hole to the left
danlongson 1 year ago
I saw him on ''hee haw''playing foggy mountain breakdown when he was a young man.he was an amazing harmonica player.
MrLworley 1 year ago
Absolutely Awesome! My dad played the Harmonica so it is one of my favorite
instruments. This is the first time I have heard of "Terry McMillan"... thank you for introducing me to this very gifted musician. I am sorry to hear that he is no longer
with us. Blessings to you. Smiles...Melody
melodyl52 1 year ago
Yep he plays it upside down just like I do, but so much better; I'm going miss Terry
but his music lives on!
brobobh 1 year ago
he is the best harmonica player ever!!!
lordsparda2 1 year ago
beutifull : D
Pedro1993ist 1 year ago
At (:44) I thought he got shot or something.
Japcat21 1 year ago
Anyone know what key the second harp is?
hdscoot69 1 year ago
@hdscoot69
first one G, second Dd
lyger666 1 year ago
Wow! Who in their right mind would give this a "Thumbs Down"? Guess some people just don't appreciate the finer things in life! Thanks for sharing!
SandyDog102 1 year ago
beutiful
kotareli 1 year ago
Wow! Sometimes when I doubt the existence of God, I listen to this. Surely, He had something to do with Terry's genius. This is just beyond unbelievable. Wish he were still here.
BJane58 1 year ago
My eyes tear up and I get a lump in my throat every time I listen to this. Did Terry ever release an album other than Nash Harmonicas?
MrJerryjenkins 1 year ago
@MrJerryjenkins yes, 2 albums for sure. "I've got a feeling" and "somebody's coming" I have both of them. "i've got a feeling" is pure harmonica for the most part and is my favorite of the 2. "Somebody's coming" has some harmonica on it but a lot of singing too. It's more of a blues style
shaunwaggy 2 months ago
Is it the camera or is he playing harp upside down
MrJerryjenkins 1 year ago 5
@MrJerryjenkins hes playing it upside down
hoover4000 1 year ago 2
@hoover4000 When you are that good you can play it inside out, side ways, and any way you want!!! It's music, don't be so anal.. what side of the brain do you play with, the structured side or the creative side? Yeah, I thought so.
guardusa 1 year ago
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guardusa 1 year ago
@guardusa i was just answering someones question
hoover4000 1 year ago
@hoover4000 Sorry about that.
guardusa 1 year ago
@MrJerryjenkins Your right he is playing upsidedown. Terry died several years ago. But his playing lives on. RIP
jasonguill 1 year ago
@MrJerryjenkins I was blessed to work with Terry on a few sessions - he always played it "back'ards."
PoppaWillis 2 months ago
awesome
ThumbAndFingers 1 year ago
I was a jingle producer and studio guitarist/singer in Chicago for years. Back in the 80's my company used to fly Terry up to play on sessions. He was a monster. Didn't know he passed away.
prs1945 1 year ago
Amazing Grace Written by John Newton in 1745 by The Statler Bros. Album Pardners in Rhyme in 1985 Cassette from Thrift Store in Marion, Ohio called Salavation Army
sstone1972 1 year ago
beautiful powerful
Noelbluesky 1 year ago
He is playing 2 harmonicas because there is a key change toward the end, for dramatic effect. It is not impossible to do that one-step-up on one harmonica, there is a guy on utube who can do it, I forget his name.
bamboosa 1 year ago
This guy was great. Only recently learned he was the one that did that awesome harmonica part in Garth Brooks "Ain't Going Down"(Till the Sun Comes Up). After it first came out I was like, "Who is that playing the harmonica?" and could never find out...while watching TBN I found out it was this guy and learned of him and his testimony but didn't know he had died until like 2 months after that. I CAN ONLY IMAGINE...what the choir in heaven will be like...WOW.
iwillrocknroll4eva 2 years ago 4
do somebody have tabs to this version of amazing grace?thx
huzarion 1 year ago
@iwillrocknroll4eva: I caught him playing Amazing Grace while flipping channels early one Sunday morning. Never forgot that performance, and it's great to now have a video of him.
Exzeluke 1 year ago
Terry is using the Hohner "golden melody."
ripmod 2 years ago
a truly great talent
chrissiejewell1 2 years ago
WOW This man was born to touch souls and work through his musical talent he is and always will remain !! What a Ledgend
Kevin2534 2 years ago 2
Paul Butterfield held the harmonica upside down as well. another legend like Terry. RIP more than technique which is amazing from Terry, his soul was put into the harp & it sparkles!
dan32113 2 years ago
Terry McMillan was the best harmonica player ever. I saw him on TBN many times in the mid 90's. He had a powerful testimony and a God-given talent. I later saw him playing on one of Garth Brooks' TV specials. He left this world too soon, but it's good to know we'll get to hear him play again one day. RIP brother, your work on earth is done.
2winninghands 2 years ago 3
first song i ever learned, red river valley, second song, amazing grace. i'm also curious about the two harps also it seems like he plays "backwards" with the low notes on his right. excellent harp man
fattrucker01 2 years ago
Il tient à l'envers son harmo ou c'est la cam qui film en mirroir ? :D
Nanoune69Fr 2 years ago
Truley amazing...why does God take the best especially when they are in their prime??
Ngeruu 2 years ago
@Ngeruu ,,because someone is talented,doesn't make them a good person, im not saying he wasn't a good person, but you can't judge a person on his talents when it comes to a good person
chrissiejewell1 2 years ago
I recently heard him lay on a video playing the Orange Blossom Special. What a privilege that will be to play with him in heaven when I get there!!!
tomanderson92 2 years ago 13
lol we all can dream can't we.
DJuggz06 2 years ago
Shivers down my spine.
Yezirrah 2 years ago
what key is that!!!! that was the best!!!
Solarisable 2 years ago
what key harp does he swirch to in the midle oh and by the way angels play like that
billbarbijill 2 years ago
this makes me want to go out at 12 midnight and look at the sky *sigh
1000000*
yaujiii 2 years ago
I actually cried watching this
danbabs 2 years ago
Id love to write a comment with amazing intellect and insight but im speechless...Pete
civilwheels 2 years ago 3
Sounds beautiful!!! I loved it!
bluspider200861 2 years ago
i met Terry in 1974 in Nashville, Tn. I'll never forget the night we celebrated him getting hired by Chet Atkins. He was an incredible musician then. Two years younger than me. He will be soooo missed. Check out Garth Brooks Live tv concert "Ain't goin' down till the sun comes up". I'll always recognize that style and his warm charm. I'm still playing buddy! RIP
The world is a better place for having known him.
HunkabrninSteele 2 years ago
Wonderful,what eyes is he using?got to learn this one!!!!!!
newfiebygarge 2 years ago
erm.. the two in his head.
ihopthsuzrnmeisfree 2 years ago
terry was amazing, probly inspired half of these harmonica players out to dtart playin. i know he did me,
zachdhodge09 2 years ago
what kinda of harmonica is he using there?
TomJous 2 years ago
Such an inspiration to all harmonica players terry was..
backman60205 2 years ago
Beautiful. :')
I1r0nzI 2 years ago
is he playing with his harmonica upside down?
atrain472 2 years ago
yup he sure is
Dustinhdubya 2 years ago
so which side of the player should the high bit be?
TomJous 2 years ago
Terry died last february i think. He was one av the greatest harmonica players ever!
aerofil 2 years ago
what type of hermonica did terry play for amazen grace
farmallcubful 2 years ago
Wow! I´d never seen Terry McMillan, and I think he´s just great. What a song! What a story! Where does he usually play? Are there CDs? Awesome!
meatpackingdistrict 2 years ago
is this the best harp song ever,,,this guy got messages over in one song,that would take a preacher years of talkin to get over,,,fantastic,,
feiz01 2 years ago
the best of all, terry mcmillan, adam crabb and buddy greene come close, but cant touch the all time great
trrose9485 2 years ago
buddy greene style diferent from this guy...but buddy is good too.
TzzX78 2 years ago
are you an idiot?
ellegene 2 years ago 9
What is this song name?
inovation65 2 years ago
in the title of the video. it's amazing grace
hoover4000 2 years ago 2
@hoover4000 lol
armorfly 5 months ago
omg, gotta be kidding
RUIuiuiuiui 2 years ago
u know people form outside usa only know this song from movies, right...
qwertyuploader 2 years ago
You're kidding right? This is one of the best known songs worldwide, it's been translated into hundreds of languages. I recently heard it sung in Romanian! It was written by an Englishman... England, outside the USA.
I know USA's media coverage doesn't help you with it's near exclusively internal coverage but i'd hope that Americans can still acknowledge the rest of the world
The tune is a derivative of a west african negro-spiritual.
So that's an african tune and an english writer.
Randomthom 2 years ago 3
no no i think he is right!!! every thing good
or famous had to be written in the us!!!
lol your response was the best ive read on youtube!!!!
ahardy93955 2 years ago
@inovation65 How do you watch this video without knowing that? Seriously. Moron.
KoH4711 1 year ago
@inovation65 hahaha!!!! "What is this song name?" lol FAIL
swiebacht 11 months ago 5
wow gave me shivers......this is one great harmonica player......too bad he died :(
jacobs1019 2 years ago 5
Does he plays the harp upside down? Or am I lost...
JohnnyT68 2 years ago
yes terry was left handed so he holds his harp up sidedown
ghellco 2 years ago
Terry was righ handed. But yes, he did hold his harmonica up-side-down. He was self taught and thought it was supposed to be held that way. Anyway, it surely worked for him!
SnappysPinhead 2 years ago
Yea, your right and I see that paul butterfield ,william clark, sonny terry did also....it truly is amazing!
rosacortese 2 years ago
Terry was fantastic! I miss him everyday!
SnappysPinhead 2 years ago
Terry was great; I knew him well and I miss him everyday!
SnappysPinhead 2 years ago
Terry was my best friend; I had known him since 1976 and I still miss him everyday! I just don't want his music to fade away. He had more music out there, just in case you didn't know; just look for it!
SnappysPinhead 2 years ago
Terry was my best friend; I had known him since 1976 and I still miss him everyday. I just don't want his music to fade away. I hope you'll buy his 3 CDs. One with Larry Carlton and two with Terry by himself. All 3 are great!
SnappysPinhead 2 years ago
Snappy, Terry & I played with Derek & Vince 72/76. Do you know where Derek and Vince are?
btr459 2 years ago
Can you tell us the name of the CDs and the info? He was very good and it would be cool to hear more of his music!
meatpackingdistrict 2 years ago
"I've Got a Feeling" Terry McMillan. Released 1993 on One Step Records. Catalogue number SOR-0078
Also check out "Somebody's Coming" on Giant 1997
CosmicCowhand 2 years ago
Terry was my best friend! I had known since 1976. He was a devoted Christian; he was also hilarious. Those who knew him, know what I'm talking about. We worked together for years and I still miss him everyday. Go to Yahoo Shopping and buy his CD, "Somebody's Comin". And then try to find his "I've Got a Feeling" CD. You won't be disappointed. I just do not want his music to fade away. He really was a man after God's own heart!
SnappysPinhead 2 years ago
vestial!!!!!!!
fermopa91 2 years ago
Terry Mcmillan is still alive O_O wdf..
DeePance 2 years ago
no he passed away
hoover4000 2 years ago
@DeePance
He once was alive, but now he's dead.
CommentClown 1 year ago
t's nice; ti's is on the heart like souls of breath!
monsoonpepper 2 years ago
Terry and Eva together would have made a great sound. He's wonderful..............
kenrick4562 3 years ago
I've not heard Terry in many years, thank you for this, forgot just how beautiful & talented he is!
MlssCue 3 years ago
yes!!!! holy goodness unbelievable finally harmonica makes his name big time
RIP teryy you will be missed but never forgotten
c0mebackk1d 3 years ago
A*W*E*S*O*M*E*
He is a doll!!
Thanks!!
lovegermanshepherds 3 years ago
AMAZING AMAZING GRACE!
chakolo 3 years ago
I met this man, and he is even more awesome in person! I wish I could have known him better.
Brailysgram 3 years ago
friggin' unbelievable
bluesfreundin 3 years ago
Unbelievable!!!!!!!
bryson060 3 years ago
Sounds Great!
Amazing Solo!!
ErGeR00 3 years ago
it almost sounds like Elvis's Version.. I like it! 5/5!
SHJ1011 3 years ago 2
he plays in c
themangaking12 3 years ago
what key do he youce
themangaking12 3 years ago
you are wesom maan (teatch mee)
themangaking12 3 years ago
AMAZING!!!!!!!
VincentdiLaredo 3 years ago
This is awesome!
☆☆☆☆☆
qlenda 3 years ago
Wow, this is AWESOME, really love it :)
SolarLightV 3 years ago
So amazing I love this song 10****
GOD BLESS
presleyangel 3 years ago
wonderful i have never heard this beautiful song done in this way
elvisfan1978 3 years ago
amazing job. only good, only good. thank you for sharing.
risingsunelvis 3 years ago
Excellent 5 *****
Thank Eulangels for sharing
ademarbosa 3 years ago
Ace harmonica player and percussionist Terry Lee McMillan died Friday (Feb. 2) at his home in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., following a long illness. He was 53. A spokesman for the funeral home handling the services said the family has declined to specify the exact cause of death.
harpman22 3 years ago
omg this song sounds so good on harmonica
sakmi69 3 years ago
wonderfull
harpfelt 3 years ago
amazing guy...listend to him like crazy as a kid. I love his train song the most though.
man....passion like that is awesome, and it's cool to see how he can focus so well...but i bet that's a little easier when you keep your eyes closed while you play. that's truly the best way to inspire self-confidence.
shizonastick 3 years ago
Simply AMAZING. If he died, then he leads God's band.
IncubusKing 3 years ago
BEAUTIFUL!
ShaneThompson94 3 years ago
I can't think of a version of this that I didn't like. Man this one has some soul.
violet2048 3 years ago
I'm utterly amazed.. he really put his whole soul on everything he played..
KoekaZ 3 years ago
The best I ever heard. He played with his heart not his mouth...
Is he using a "G" harp, or a "C" ??
And I did not know he passed, how did it happen?
InnerInsight 3 years ago
He had just gotten out of a 30-day drug rehab, and was found dead. I don't know if it was drug-related or not. I didn't even know he had and addiction problem 'til I found out he had died...which was just recently. I was floored to find out. I love that guy...it's just heartbreaking.
notseriousenough 3 years ago
notseriousenough,
Sadly, many people who seem to excel at a talent serve lord of the dark rather than Jesus Christ, Son of the only Living God. That is short lived and ends in spiritual death, not just physical death. It is indeed heartbreaking but not surprising!
Love, Sis
trei3000 3 years ago
Sis,
Keep your judgement to yourself. Terry was a born-again Christian. I don't know how he died, but it IS possible to be a Christian and struggle with addictions. Even Paul had a "thorn in his side", as he put it.
Take the plank out of your eye before you criticize the speck in someone else's.
91Bear 3 years ago 5
thats not true. christians smoke. and thats an addiction. theres people in my church trying to quit and its not easy for them
scoutusmcsniper 3 years ago 2
i almost cried
azulop45 3 years ago
Beautiful. What key harmonica is he using?
jon1285 3 years ago
It's a G.
OaksFan1981 3 years ago 5
A Hohner Golden Melody. That was his standard harp.
AceOfHarps 3 years ago
Terry was the best harmonica player ever, because of his style & his passion. He was my #1 harmonica hero & I will miss him greatly. He played the best version of Amazing Grace on the harmonica, PERIOD. There are some pretty lousy versions out there on YouTube & some good ones, but Terry has them ALL beat! Terry didn't necessarily play to impress other harp players - he played what he felt, & with such passion. His style set him apart from other harp players. Thanks for posting this clip.
AceOfHarps 3 years ago 5
This is so beautiful...such an empowering song. OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE
GrannyJanet 3 years ago
This is absolutly beautiful. It's great to see someone play the instrument of angelic sounds. I see more musicians bringing out the harp in these later days. Praise be to God! Rest in Peace Terry may your gifts to sing and play harmonica live on through videos, cds. and u-tube etc. in Jesus name.
complicatedchicks 3 years ago
Ms. Hoover which video is this from
choosdad 3 years ago
absolutely amazing.
TitaniumShovel 4 years ago
I Play the Harmonica also.. hear me live .
patriciatess 4 years ago
Terry was a good friend of mine and he's the one who taught me to play before I left for Iraqi freedom Terry and I really became close and for every album I make it will be dedicated to him. Terry McMillan was truly an inspiration to me and every everytime I hear him play it just reminds me of how wonderfull God really is. Jay Sawyer
lightinharp2003 4 years ago
Thanks for sharing this video,Some of us from Archdale knew Terry from High school at Trinity.He had a given talent,& when out from here to great accomplishments.God had a plan for him.We're all blessed that Terry passed thru our lives
REBEESON2 4 years ago 2
simply beautiful
akaelitesixm2 4 years ago
This is just great!
AustinD88 4 years ago
I had never heard of him. If he has gone on to the better place, victory for him...sad for those of us left behind. RIP fella...you sure play!!!
Sunriseatnoon 4 years ago
Now God has Terry to entertain the whole of Heaven. Isn't is awesome to know that Terry's there now? I'm sure terry's very much happier than we all are on earth now. hehehe..
killergirls 4 years ago
There will never be another Terry McMillan. Though not as skillful as some players like Howard Levy & Carlos DelJunco, Terry's style & tone are unmatched. Buddy Greene & Charlie McCoy are great players as well, but they just don't have the same raw sound as Terry. He will be missed - he was my harmonica idol.
FunkRadius 4 years ago
i Did not knew he passed away! When was that? he was my harmonica idol too! a GOLDEN MELODY MASTER!!!
Comuna 4 years ago
so wonderful He is wonderful!!
akaelitesixm2 4 years ago
Terry Mcmillan and Charlie Mcoy are my all time favorite Harmonica players. Terry i ssuch the "showman" on this video :-)
Donnieboyh 4 years ago
This is what made me want to learn the Harmonica! Beautiful!!!
jtharris2 4 years ago
that was good
stripes2dots 4 years ago
I saw where he apparently died from complications from pneumonia.
Rain27253 4 years ago
Great! besides beeing great on the blues harp, he has an incredible gospel/blues voice.
taturama01 4 years ago
I just found out tonight that he passed away nearly 4 months ago. I am in shock to say the least. Amazing Grace says it all. I'm glad I have experienced it.
NIqDizzle 4 years ago
AWESOME ! ... from the heart.
lenbenhear 4 years ago
Absolutely awesome talent....
bobbiesmom 4 years ago
God bless you Terry and thanks for your great music and spirit. You will be missed!
mgostony 4 years ago
what harp keys is he using?
N1LLe 4 years ago
i think he was playing C then changed to Db, both in cross position (or second position not sure which is the correct name) but i may be wrong
CarlEl5 4 years ago
Same thing, cross harp is 2nd position.
ChestnutForge 3 years ago