Chris Stapleton And His Wife Morgane Delivered A Heavenly Rendition Of A Willie Nelson Classic That Left Audiences Spellbound. Their Performance At The Cma Awards Captured The Essence Of Country Music, Blending Raw Emotion With Stunning Harmonies. Joined By Dwight Yoakam, The Trio’S Voices Intertwined Seamlessly, Creating A Moment Of Pure Musical Magic. Don’t Miss The Chance To Experience It For Yourself In The Video Below!
With a music career spanning decades, Willie Nelson has created so many songs for other artists to cover — and many have. But one fan favorite has to be the one that involved Chris Stapleton, Morgane Stapleton, and Dwight Yoakam: Together, they sang Willie Nelson’s Seven Spanish Angels. Although this iconic performance took place back in 2016, fans of these artists still talk about it to this day.Once you watch their rendition for yourself, you’ll understand why. This performance, which took place at the CMA Awards, is the epitome of country music. Chris, Morgane, and Yoakam’s voices pair together so perfectly, adding to the raw emotion of this song. Experience it for yourself in the video below!
As the trio perform, we’re given a view of the audience’s reactions. Here, many celebrities are watching, and many of them can’t hide how moved they are by the performance. And they aren’t the only ones!
“Anybody who says they don’t like country music has never heard country music. This is fantastic,” one fan shares in the comment section of the performance, with another adding, “Who else watched this twice in a row?”
Chris Stapleton, Morgane Stapleton, and Dwight Yoakam’s Emotional Performance of Seven Spanish Angels Continues to Capture Hearts
“Dwight is one of the most amazing story-tellers in modern music, a genius who takes away my breath,” a third person shares. “And Chris Stapleton brings country music to its KNEES, makes it RAW EMOTION. He must pair with every musician alive, he makes every melody beautiful.”
This wasn’t the first, or the last time, Stapleton has put his own twist on a Nelson classic. More recently, he took the stage with George Strait to sing Pancho and Lefty. Truly, iconic artists covering the music of other legendary stars never gets old!
