
Posted by Bob Robyn on February 11, 2008, 5:32 pm, in reply to "Re: "trouble in the Amen Corner""
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Dear Geoff,
Well I am caught with egg on MY face. (I'm a school teacher.) I knew want it meant in context, but I didn't know the word and had not heard it used elsewhere, so I thought it was a bit of poetic license on the songwriter's part.
Thanks.
Bob
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: Bob,
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: I believe the phrase is "vestry's
: approbation" in other words with the
: approval of the clergy.
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: Geoff
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: Jay,
: Many years ago I sang "Teach Me How to
: Pray" in my church. It's a wonderful
: piece of music that I had forgotten about
: Trouble is a great number too, although I am
: not sure what the "verpry's
: apirvation" is, it works.
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: Another one to consider is
: "Suppertime", but I, personally
: could not get through that one without
: breaking down.
: Bob
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: I just came home from church, put on XM
: Radio's "Willie's Place" hoping
: for some gospel music and they played the
: above cut of Jim's.
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: First the message has a real meaning for me
: right now.
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: Secondly it was good to hear Jim and
: actually hear his name mentioned by a DJ!
: People don't know what they are missing.
: That voice, whether singing or talking,
: could sooth the quills off a porcupine.
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: Thank you God, again for Jim Reeves.
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: Bob
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: Bob, I'm not much of a singer but I was
: considering doing a couple of Jim's
: narrations in our church including Trouble
: in the Amen Corner. Another one which I feel
: would be appropriate for Father's Day would
: be Teach Me to Pray.
: Any Comments?
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: Jay Perry
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