Posted by Crazy Horse on May 29, 2018 at 15:43:34 from (206.75.54.142):
I watched the first game of the NHL Stanley Cup finals last night from Las Vegas, the singer with the Star Spangled Banner did a nice job before the game. After the first period though, Gladys Knight (without the Pips) did her own version of God Bless America as part of the recognition of Memorial Day. No issues with Gladys but she did her own Bluesy, Jazzy, or whatever you want to call it rendition to that beautiful song and I had to switch channels, it really was hard to take, at least in my opinion. Not the first time I've seen that happen, quite often actually with the national anthems of the American and/or Canadian national anthems. Not sure why the organizers allow that, and maybe a lot of people enjoy those different ways of singing the anthems, but it sure doesn't work for me. Sing it like it was written is the way I prefer it, others might feel differently. All I know is that I'll take Kate Smith any day of the week.
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