Who Am I at the Memory Care Unit

Paul King · From: Gainesville, Texas, USA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knhmN8zcKyQ
People that know me know I am a big fan of the late Rusty Goodman of the Happy Goodmans. Rusty was an incredible writer and singer and penned some of the best gospel songs in his career.

Glenn Demichele · From: (20mi N of) Chicago Illinois, USA

Very nice tune and performance. Thanks for posting.
Not to be disrespectful, but that's an interesting song choice for a Memory Care Unit. Reminds me of the Jimmy Dickens joke (that, ironically, I heard him tell twice in the same night at the Opry):
"Don't you know who I am!?"
"No, but you can ask at the front desk and they'll tell you."
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Paul King · From: Gainesville, Texas, USA

Thanks Glenn. I never really thought about it that way. It is a gospel song that says "Who am I that a King would bleed and die for". The residents are just happy for someone to come out and play for them. Here a while back I did "Farewell Party" as well and no one ever said anything. That being said the room has a little bounce but the acoustics there are very good. They keep inviting me back to play so I just keep going.

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