Elvis Presley’s Heavenly Rendition of “Let Us Pray” (1969)

“Let Us Pray” is a gospel song that Elvis Presley recorded for his 1969 album “From Elvis in Memphis.” The song was written by Bartlett and Harris and produced by Chips Moman.

“Let Us Pray” features Elvis’ soulful and powerful vocals, backed by a gospel choir and a lively band. The song’s lyrics emphasize the importance of prayer and faith in times of trouble and stress. The chorus repeats the phrase “let us pray” as a call to action for listeners to turn to God for guidance and support.

The song’s musical style is a blend of gospel, soul, and rock, showcasing Elvis’ versatility as a performer and his ability to infuse his music with passion and emotion. The song’s message of hope and faith resonates with many fans and has made it a popular and beloved part of Elvis’ gospel repertoire.

“Let Us Pray” is a testament to Elvis’ deep connection to gospel music and his spiritual side. It is one of many gospel songs that Elvis recorded throughout his career and remains a fan favorite among his gospel recordings.