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Joel Grey was the real star of this film. Superb.

Great combination of this rendition and the introductory clip. Very well done!

Would be nice if people would just comment on the music/song instead of just foisting their views of every aspect of Christianity on us. Before anyone says it, yes, I know I can just ignore them.

When I used to run the youth group at my previous church, I would include this in the Christian music that I played. With the bass screwed right up and a little extra volume, it was the one Christian song that would get the kids swaying and foot-tapping. I'm convinced that for some of them it ope...

I actually feel sorry for those who miss out on such joy and beauty by being unable to see past their own pernicketiness.

She sings it beautifully, and it combines well with the lovely photos of her that you have chosen. Slowing the display down by showing each photo for longer (which I appreciate would mean fewer) would be my only suggested improvement.

I hadn't realized that Trevor Duncan was the composer of this, which I have always loved. For some reason, I had thought it was Ron Goodwin (possibly because it is on his 'Adventure' LP, where so many of the tracks are RG' compositions). Good to see nice mentions of Eric Robinson, such a wonderfu...

This sounds to be the version released on the UK vinyl 45 at the time, which charted very high. This inspired me to see the film, which I love.

Great music by Horner - I just love all his work. Re. comment by ahfaxthis; USA is certainly a beautiful land, it's just that so many of the people there seem to be a bit weird (or have I just been unlucky in who I meet?!)

This is actually the most attractive rendition of 'Lark In The Clear Air' that I have ever heard. Not often performed by full orchestra.

Bought their LP (on plum London label) all those years ago when it came out, on the strength of this single. Everything on it other than 'Pipeline' was truly awful!

@wellsy1954 I bought (and still have) the UK 45 a week after it came out; this IS that recording. If you think this is the original I can only suppose you are American and are referring to the shambolic version that was a hit in the U.S. (issued AFTER the original was a UK hit), with all that awf...

What in my view (and, I suspect, many others') is so alluring about Ellie Harrison is that she genuinely doesn't appear to have any idea about how really hot she is!

He must have stunk of stale cigarette smoke............

As they're miming, she does really well to synchronize all the claps correctly except one! Very clever song.

Much better than 'Sugar Baby Love'!

We used to sing this on the last day of each school term. Didn't mean much to me then, but after becoming a Christian about 30 years ago, it struck home and has been a comfort to me ever since - I know it by heart. Can be taken to refer either to all day or to all life.

If you like this lovely song (and why wouldn't you?), check out the Eden's Bridge version, with Sarah Lacey's crystal-clear and poignant vocal.

Fell in love with this song the first time I heard it, a couple of years ago. Your filming of your beautiful daughter really compliments it.

Makes me think of loves lost, and loves that should have been but never were......

Thanks for posting this encouraging song from Stuart, surely the most gifted worship-songwriter of the last 20 years. First live version I've heard.

Ms + Ps never sounded better than they did on this and 'Dancing Bear'.

Paul rightly gets the accolades for the quality of his work. But would he have got to the heights he did without Art's sublime and unique vocal work?

What a gem! Almost as good as America's original, and that's quite a tribute.

Would love to hear the version by Clare Torry used as the theme for 'Butterflies'. Dolly does it beautifully, of course.

Amazing how this song became an anthem for both sides. Possibly unique in this respect?

Should read chopper, of course.

Stands head and shoulders above Alvin's other recordings.

Really nice. However, Dame Janet Baker singing this remains my favourite.

Love him or loathe him, the Boy can sure sing!

They deserved to be even bigger.

The miming might have looked more authentic if they'd had someone appearing to play the keyboard we can hear!