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'Precious Lord' by Robby Robinson and Tony Galla: A Musical Prayer for the Lord's Guidance


In this delightful song called 'Precious Lord', Tony Galla and Robby Robinson remarkably capture the very spirit of the Christian gospel-blues genre. Tony Galla and the great Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons Hammond organist Robby Robinson have collaborated to bring you this lovely version of a classic hymn. Robby Robinson continues to surprise us with amazing collaborations and unforgettable music, each time causing us to stop what we're doing and allow the melody to fill us with new energy. This is such a delight, and we believe that this song is a beautiful and gentle encouragement to focus more on God.

Robby Robinson and Tony Galla - Precious Lord

Robby Robinson's magic on the Hammond organ intertwines seamlessly with Tony Galla's impassioned vocals, delivering a performance that is both deeply spiritual and musically enriching. The track is a moving testament to faith, expertly crafted to touch the hearts and souls of gospel-blues enthusiasts.

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You can listen to the track directly on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/24C8dwfseamC8J7gVanVvb

Here is a link to the video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7fNjO12uPM

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