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Morgan Bouldin performs one of the most recorded songs in history. Yesterday, a melancholy song about a painful breakup, is the most recorded song in history. Morgan Bouldin plays with a soft touch giving the music space to breath. The familiar Yesterday is a song for the ages and the Houston pianist treats it with reverence and honor. #piano #pianomusic #pianoballad #beautiful piano music #romantic piano music #jazz piano #jazz music #jazz piano music #Beatles music

Pianist Morgan Bouldin pulls out an old classic with his delivery of the Stylistics "Betcha By Golly, Wow" and reminds us of those smooth songs from years past. With deft touch and skillful dynamics, the beautiful melody of this song come alive and harkens days of old. Romantic, suave, and vigilant, Morgan Bouldin's performance gets straight to the point. The poignancy is real, a song for the lovers is born.

Towering and magestic, the Houston skyline is a sight to behold, combining stunning architecture with southern chic. Houston's native son, pianist and photographer, Morgan Bouldin delivers a jazzy invitation to the Space City, with his rendition of Oleta Adam's classic hit, Get Here. Bouldin's retro Fender Rhodes stylings' contrast perfectly with the hues of Houston's skyline, royal blue, turquoise, gold and brown. With down-home hospitality, Houston beckons you to Get here, If you can.

Pianist Morgan Bouldin performs Oleta Adams, Get Here, a bittersweet classic that conveys how true love can overcome distance, bridging divides that seem insurmountable. Bouldin's interpretation mirrors the original recording seeking to show its simplistic beauty and divine nature unexplained loss. Will the two lovers find each other, we can't be sure.

Pianist Morgan Bouldin delivers a stirring, spirit-filled version of In Christ Alone, intermingled with elements of jazz and gospel, the performance captures the Amazing Grace that God has freely bestowed on his children.