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nice to hear this in ONE shot. So what if a few secs are cut off in the beginning.

She was so young and full of life in this vid. So sad.

Evan, you're flattering yourself by calling this a "debate."

@obidus98 Except it's NOT Grace. She handed to vocal chores over to David Freiberg and Paul Kantner...Pretty contrary thing to do on YOUR solo album, but then Grace was nothing if not contrarian.

I never heard of George Galloway. Am I missing out.

@sdmac21 No, you're not alone. That idiot is proof positive that such thinking is NOT simply limited to US rednecks and cynical manipulators of their superstitions.

@LyricalFallacies Why don't you just go out and play, Jr.

@ronstadtfanaz I came here because I admire BOTH singers and give them their due. I like Linda's version of Tracy's song. It's a fine take on a classic. What I didn't need to see a lot of negativity toward Tracy, who is certainly never monotone. But maybe I did overreact a bit. I do agree wi...

@fsedlackova Thanks, but you and about 3000 other ppl have corrected me on this pt. I wish I could figbure out how to delete the original comment.

@TwiceBornGypsy Sez you! She couldn't give a thinker's dam about what you think. And neither do I.

@raymondcrooke Hi Raymond. You can check out Kenny Rankin's version on YouTube now. It's from the album MINDDUSTERS. Also a friend posted a version that I did live with my friend Eric Garrison on guitar. I wish more people knew this song--or knew it as the narrative of a MOTHER talking to he...

The oddly entitled "Mother Earth Presents Tracy Nelson Country" (correct name) is actually a Tracy solo. The band members weren't on it.

Just a pt. of clarification. The song is from the album BRING ME HOME by Tracy's group Mother Earth. The image is from the cover of her '74 solo record on Atlantic (called just TRACY NELSON). BRING ME HOME is still in print as far as I know. TRACY NELSON was not, last I looked (tho' used cop...

Tracy has posted that she never did this sone--which she wrote--live. I find that hard to believe.

Fear? I can't imagine why. No one can disprove the existence of Santa either. And those gifts under the tree must count as proof.

And even if you can establish a reason to believe in God, it's still a broad leap to consider that as a proof of Christianity as "God's true religion."

I'm sympat...