Amazing Grace

A quick and dirty (but very long) recording of Amazing Grace. Find a strumming pattern here if you can.

It was written by the 18th Century Anglican minister John Newton. I think he would probably fall out of his pulpit if he heard this.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• ukulele
• uke
• ukelele
• amazing
• grace
• ken
• middleton
• john
• newton
• improv
• improvisation
• hymn

[Jimplify]

I have one word for you Bro' and that one word is WOW! OMG WOW! you are a stellar performer and this rendition of Amazing grace is just phenominal and I enjoyed immensely OUTSTANDING man! GACEFULLY AMAZING LOL

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Thanks for your comments. I have recorded this song a few times now, every time different.

[candersonh1]

When i write my screenplay, this will be the closing credits. It's just gorgeous.

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Thanks. I hope the film will be a blockbuster.

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

That's fine, Dylan. Although it is a bit messy, I like this version because it shows that nyou don't have to stick to a strumming pattern.

[idrnoel]

@KenMiddletonUkulele And I'm back here... listening to this. I still think this is one of the best rendition of the song. If that is fine with you, I'm going to have you singing from my car player today... I mean, burn this song into a CD for my car.

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

It is John Newton's most famous hymn.

[santaclaus60]

I thought, Amazing Grace was written during the Civil war?

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Already done that one. "How To Play A Hymn Tune". Thanks.

[TXCoindigger]

Very nice. I enjoyed your playing. How about a request "The Old rugged Cross"?

Very talented Sir.