Randy Travis Puts On Amazing Performance

After having a stroke, Randy Travis hasn’t been doing much but he shocked the people at the Hall of Fame ceremony with an astounding performance. The legend sang the moving song “Amazing Grace” a cappella after he was inducted with Fred Foster and Charlie Daniels.

The Country Music Hall of Fame inducted three legends to its roster, with Travis being the highlight of the ceremony. He suffered a stroke back in 2013, which left him unable to speak. In fact, his wife had to deliver his acceptance speech. However, he did make it up to the podium with a little help from Garth Brooks and Brad Paisley.

Travis mesmerized the audience when he started singing a portion of the song, “Amazing Grace.” Many were stunned into silence, while others sang along with tears in their eyes. Many people have been waiting for a long time to see Randy Travis inducted into the Hall of Fame, including Dolly Parton and Garth Brooks.

The name Randy can be either masculine or feminine and is a diminutive of both Randall and Randolf for men. The name Randall is taken from an English surname that was derived from the name Randel, which is the Medieval diminutive of Randolf. The masculine name Randolf is from the Germanic elements rand that means “rim (of a shield)” and wulf that means “wolf”.

There are many notable people with the name, from Randy Bachman the Canadian musician to Randy DeBarge the American musician of the R&B band DeBarge.