Chapels for Days

Continue your search for universal contentment with The Friendly Ghost; appease your third mind and frayed nerves. The rocket ship launches with Crying In the Chapel and with every stratospheric clearance a sense of peace is achieved. Where can we go from one simple melody, written in 1953 by Artie Glenn for his son Darrell who was still in High School at the time, playing football and attending ice cream socials? Popularized and glamorized by Elvis himself, Crying In the Chapel might contain some keys to sublimation, if we only we could speak its secret language. Let us try together.

With: Tammy Wynette, Funkadelic, Santo + Johnny, Mulatu Astatke, Mavis Staples, Bob Marley, Pharoah Sanders, Trio 3, Arve Henriksen, and others...

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