Chris Stapleton And Dwight Yoakam Bring Audience To Tears With Beautiful Rendition Of “Seven Spanish Angels”
In 2016, Chris Stapleton and his wife, Morgane, joined country music legend Dwight Yoakam for an unforgettable live performance of “Seven Spanish Angels.” Originally recorded by Willie Nelson and Ray Charles, this classic ballad tells the story of love, loss, and sacrifice, with lyrics that capture a dramatic Western tale.
The trio’s rendition of the song was a moving tribute to its original artists, showcasing the combined talents of Stapleton, his wife Morgane, and Yoakam in a way that captivated the audience.
Chris Stapleton, known for his gritty, soulful voice, took on the lead vocals, bringing a raw emotion to the song that resonated with the crowd. Morgane Stapleton’s harmonies added a haunting beauty, blending seamlessly with her husband’s powerful delivery.
Together, they created an atmosphere thick with emotion, as the song’s poignant lyrics about love and fate filled the venue. Morgane’s soft yet impactful harmonies added depth to the performance, intensifying the song’s heartbreaking narrative and amplifying its sense of drama.
When Dwight Yoakam joined them on stage, his distinctive voice added a layer of authenticity and richness to the performance, reminding the audience of his own deep roots in country music and Western ballads. Yoakam’s unique vocal style, honed through years of performing, contrasted beautifully with Stapleton’s, creating a fusion of traditional and modern country.
The trio’s chemistry on stage was palpable, and their voices intertwined to bring a powerful rendition of “Seven Spanish Angels” that left a lasting impact on the audience.
Here is the original version with Ray Charles and Willie Nelson:
This rare collaboration highlighted the timeless appeal of the song and the artistry of each performer. Fans in attendance witnessed a special moment that honored country music’s past while bringing together three of its finest talents, creating a performance that resonated deeply with the audience and left a lasting impression in the live music scene.
