Elvis had the voice that could calm anyone. The true legend of song.

“Lead Me, Guide Me” is a gospel song that was first recorded by Doris Akers in 1953. Elvis Presley covered the song in 1971 as part of his gospel album “He Touched Me,” and an expanded version of his rendition was included on the 1994 album “Amazing Grace: His Greatest Sacred Performances.”

The expanded version of “Lead Me, Guide Me” showcases Elvis’ powerful voice and his deep connection to gospel music. The song begins with a simple piano intro before Elvis’ vocals come in, full of emotion and sincerity. The instrumentation on the track gradually builds throughout the song, with a full choir and a strong rhythm section providing a powerful backdrop to Elvis’ vocals.

The lyrics of the song are a prayerful plea for guidance and support, with Elvis’ vocals conveying a sense of both humility and strength. The expanded version of the song includes an extended instrumental section, with the musicians taking turns to showcase their talents, adding to the overall impact of the performance.

Elvis was known for his love of gospel music, and his renditions of songs like “Lead Me, Guide Me” are considered some of the most powerful and moving performances of his career. The expanded version of the song is a testament to Elvis’ ability to convey the passion and sincerity of gospel music, and it stands as a lasting tribute to his legacy as a performer.