Make You Feel My Love gets a second wind in a very simplistic way

Less is absolutely more when it comes to this rendition of Make You Feel My Love 

Sometimes, just sometimes the first is not the best. I feel exactly that way when it comes to this rendition of the Garth Brooks hit, "Make You Feel My Love."  Garth recorded the song in 1998.  Not only did Garth record this song written by Bob Dylan but so did Billy Joel. 

A song by any other name

It turns out that this song is known with and without the "TO"  The song was covered by a less known more traditional bluesy, country artist Greg Wilson and it is simply beautiful.  Just his vocal and a piano really illustrate the simple beauty of the song which paints the feeling and picture of a perfect love.  We have it on good authority this song was recorded in a home studio with no amplification, pitch correct or digital recording or editing.  This song proves the old adage "less is more."  Don't believe us, take a listen for yourself.  

Greg Wilson on Spotify

More about Greg Wilson

Greg is a stroke survivor and has battled bladder cancer the last 5 years.  He is married and writes and records with his wife Donna.  They have released albums under the name Nolan Wilson.  They have a website at www.NolanWilson.com which has documented Greg's cancer battle.