Are you a Kelly Clarson fan? If you are, you won’t want to miss Kelly Clarkson’s rendition of Kenny Rogers’ classic song ‘Sweet Music Man.’ Kelly loves doing covers on her show because it gives her a chance to connect with her audience and her musical roots. We love watching her give old songs a fresh new rendition across all the genres. She’s sung everything from folk music to pop, and even a little Jazz. With each cover, Kelly puts her beautiful voice to work and puts a personal spin on well-loved songs. 

What we love most about Kelly is she is the original ‘American Idol’ icon. It’s where she broke into the business of music. Thousands of people audition for shows like ‘American Idol,’ ‘The Voice,’ and ‘America’s Got Talent.’ Very few ever make it. It’s up to the judges to gently let these hopeful stars down and tell them “Thanks but no thanks.” Kelly was among the few who made it to the final rounds and became a household name. Fans rooted for her and loved her sweet personality and incredible voice. She has the ability and range to hit the high notes with finesse. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Kelly returned to her roots and sang a stunning performance of ‘Sweet Music Man’ giving a fresh life to the 1977 hit. Kenny Rogers first released the song on his album Daytime Friends. It reached the number 44 spot on the Billboard Hot 100. Since then other singers like Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire have sung beautiful renditions of the song as well.

Kelly’s ability to sing the soft high notes of the tender words gives the song a chance to touch your soul and many fans agree. One viewer wrote, “Wow! Kelly, you can sing any song by any artist or group with such emotions that draw me and many others in. Just beautiful. What an awe-inspiring rendition.” 

Another added, “You gave me chills, Kelly, as soon as you started singing Sweet Music Man.” What do you think of her performance? Do you like the original, or did you love her rendition as much as we did? We hope this tender performance was a bright spot in your day. 

Romans 12:9 “Let love be genuine. Abhor what is evil; hold fast to what is good.”