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Legendary entertainer Elvis Presley and one of the biggest names in country music today, Kane Brown, joined forces and turned in a powerful, moving duet, singing a Christmas classic.

Technology is constantly evolving and improving. That impact can be seen everywhere. Things thought impossible just a few years ago are now entirely doable. Technology is now available that can spit out entire resumes, poems and text message responses in seconds. 

Entertainment is just one of the areas that have felt the impact of ever-improving technology. Technology has even advanced to the point where Elvis Presley, who has been dead for decades, can sing a duet with country music singer Kane Brown. In a clip posted on YouTube, that is what happened. 

Kane joined Elvis, the King of Rock and Roll, for a duet. The two sang Elvis' beloved but somewhat depressing classic “Blue Christmas.” The results are fantastic, making for a thoroughly enjoyable performance from the two musicians. It’s a song that certainly deserves more than a handful of listens.

“I’ll have a Blue Christmas without you
I’ll be so blue just thinking about you
Decorations of red on a green Christmas tree
Won’t be the same dear, if you’re not here with me”

Those diehard Elvis fans who believed he could do nothing wrong are sure to be pleasantly surprised with this update of the Elvis Christmas classic. Sure, there are changes and additions to this duet that weren’t in the original Elvis solo recording. 

Some sounds have been added to give it more of a country feel and sound. But while they are noticeable, it doesn’t detract from the original. Some might even argue that it adds to and enhances the original in a good way.

If nothing else, the vocal performances from Kane and Elvis are just too enjoyable to dismiss and ignore this updated version completely. 

“O come, let us make songs to the Lord; sending up glad voices to the Rock of our salvation.” – Psalm 95:1

It was inspired by a youth group's Street Witnessing event in a park. Regarding witnessing the song mentions young mothers, children, elderly, and best friends.

It's about encouraging someone, who's not sure what they got themselves into, by asking Jesus into their heart. Being newly Born Again, brings on struggles between what is of the Spirit and the flesh resisting the changes to come to who we are.

The Day of our Lord is getting closer. Bible scriptures and world images encourage, to tell people, about salvation in Jesus and Christ's victory at Calvary. For Jesus is The Way to save souls. John 14:6

Jesus never leaves or forsakes us, even when we go down a path we shouldn't have. Jesus comes, rescues us and works it out for good. Finding or not finding a wife. We need to let go and let God direct our steps.

Sometimes, life slides us backwards in our love and dedication to Christ. Perhaps, it's time to slow down and take a look at how we are living. Is there anything squeezing God out. If so, won't you return to your first love.

"O Holy Night" Just my cover of this Christmas Classic. Did it my way. I like my Intro better. Recorded by me, myself and some A.I.

"What Child Is This" It's my version of the Christmas song. It is simply me, doing it my way and keeping the lyrics to only the 1st verse & chorus. Just a few snap-shot pictures without any lyrics. Music is in a Vintage Rock kind of way.

Seventh movement in the symphony and graphic novel The Nativity of Jesus by Ralph Lecessi. Realizing he had been tricked, Herod orders to have all baby boys in Bethlehem killed. Joseph takes Mary and baby Jesus and flees to Egypt, where they stay until Herod is dead.

Eighth movement in the symphony and graphic novel The Nativity of Jesus by Ralph Lecessi. Christ is King of the Universe and we prepare for his Second Coming.

Sixth movement in the symphony and graphic novel The Nativity of Jesus by Ralph Lecessi. The Magi discover that the Christ child will be born and follow the star to Judea. Herod, wanting to protect his throne, asks them to report back to hime with Christ's location. The wise men find baby Jesus in Bethlehem, adore him, and return home by another route.

Fifth movement in the symphony and graphic novel The Nativity of Jesus by Ralph Lecessi. Shepherds tending their flocks are told by an angel that the Christ child has been born. They travel to Bethlehem, where they adore baby Jesus.

Fourth movement in the symphony and graphic novel The Nativity of Jesus by Ralph Lecessi. Joseph, after troubled dreams, takes Mary to Bethlehem. When Mary goes into labor, Joseph begs for someone to give them a place to stay. An innkeeper allows them to use his stable. Mary gives birth to baby Jesus, and places him in a manger.

Third movement in the symphony and graphic novel The Nativity of Jesus by Ralph Lecessi. Mary travels to the hills of Judea to visit her cousin Elizabeth. Upon seeing Mary, Elizabeth is filled with the Holy Spirit, and praises Mary and her unborn child.

Second movement in the symphony and graphic novel The Nativity of Jesus by Ralph Lecessi. The angel Gabriel announces to the Virgin Mary that she will be the mother of the Christ child. Mary, initially concerned, unconditionally accepts God's Will.

First movement in the symphony and graphic novel The Nativity of Jesus by Ralph Lecessi. The star heralds the coming of the Christ child through prophecies by Isaiah.

Often, Joseph is not thought of. Song expresess his commitmen to "Protect & Provide" for God's son. Soloist MARTIN TUBRIDY, the original bass that Harry Chapin wrote of in his song, Mr. Tanner, brings this song to life.

Listen to "He Who Is To Come" by Passion.

Listen to "Wonderful Christmastime" performed by Blessing Offor.

Listen to "When I Think" performed by Ricky Dillard.