Vince Gill and Lainey Wilson Beautiful ‘I Will Always Love You’ Duet

Get ready for an amazing Opry song. Vince Gill and Lainey Wilson's beautiful ‘I Will Always Love You’ duet.

As Vince Gill begins to sing this well-known song, the audience starts to cheer. He has a great voice with such a nice tone. Lainey Wilson then comes into the musical moment, singing the second verse. She adds her own flair to this song. 

Her voice sounds so familiar to Dolly Parton, who originally penned this song in 1973. The song was written as a farewell to her co-star, Porter Wagoner, on his show. It later became a hit when Whitney Houston recorded it.

The Chorus:

And I will always love you
I will always love you, you
My darling, you, mm-mm

Vince Gill and Lainey Wilson have both become well-known household names in the music world. Gill has written songs such as ‘When I Call Your Name’ and ‘Go Rest High on the Mountain.’ 

Wilson has recorded top songs like ‘Heart Like a Truck’ and ‘Things a Man Oughta Know.’  It is fun to watch the different generations come together doing what they are gifted at. 

It reminds us to respect those who have gone before us and celebrate the talent of those coming up around us. Their harmonies stand out especially on the bridge and the final chorus. It is absolutely stunning. 

At the end of the song, Lainey thanks the Grand Ole Opry and wishes Dolly Parton a happy birthday. This performance was part of the celebration of her 80th birthday at the Opry. Vince and Lainey were given the opportunity to sing in her honor. They definitely did a fantastic job honoring Dolly with their unique spin on this well-known hit.

Whether you are a fan of old or new country songs, this video is a place where any music lover can land. It is full of heart and fantastic vocals and instrumentals. You will love every minute of this performance!

“We love because he first loved us." 1 John 4:19

Source: Grand Ole Opry
X

Where would you like to share this video?

Today's Devotional

A Prayer to Disciple the Next Generation - Your Daily Prayer - August 13

God’s Word will achieve its purposes of transforming hearts and minds, but it’s on God’s timetable and plan, not ours.

Read Today's Devotional