Davell Crawford — “He Looked Beyond My Fault”

Davell Crawford — “He Looked Beyond My Fault” “Londonderry Air” is an Irish air originating in County Londonderry but well known throughout the world. The song “Danny Boy” uses the tune, with a set of lyrics written in the early 20th century. But the tune has also been employed for many hymns, most notably the Southern gospel hit “He Looked Beyond My Fault,” written by Dottie Rambo and recorded by her group, The Rambos, in 1968. In the grand New Orleans spirit of melding musical traditions, jazz and gospel pianist and Steinway Artist Davell Crawford (aka “The Crown Prince of New Orleans”) offers, along with his stalwart chorus of New Orlenians and New Yorkers, his moving rendition of “He Looked Beyond My Fault,” featuring eminent gospel soloist Bridget Bazile. This video, luxuriously shot on location in New Orleans is part of Steinway & Sons’ Music & Vision series, which delivers performances across musical genres in wide-ranging, unexpected locations featuring instruments crafted by Steinway & Sons, maker of the world’s finest pianos. Amazing Grace shall always be my song of praise, For it was grace that bought my liberty. I do not know just why he came to love me so. He looked beyond my fault and saw my need. I shall forever lift my eyes to Calvary, to view the cross where Jesus died for me. How marvelous the grace that caught my falling soul! He looked beyond my fault and saw my need. https://www.steinway.com   / steinway     / steinwayandsons     / steinwayandsons   #Steinway #piano #Music #jazz #Gospel #SteinwayandSons #DavellCrawford #NewOrleans