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Erik Grönwall, an extremely talented rock musician, performed a powerful rendition of the beloved tune ‘I Will Always Love You.’ Music comes in all genres, styles and formats, including covers. Musicians have likely been performing covers since humans started making sounds. Playing songs initially written, recorded and performed by other musicians is an age-old tradition and practice that will most certainly continue well into the future. RELATED: Abi Carter, American Idol Winner, Stuns with ‘My Heart Will Go On' Cover Who doesn't enjoy hearing someone else's interpretation of a beloved and classic tune? Of course, not all covers are created equal; that much is entirely accurate. Some covers will be so bad that they may actually ruin the original version for you. However, you may find you like a cover better than the first version. Powerful Rendition of ‘I Will Always Love You’ is Fantastic In a clip posted on YouTube, Erik covers ‘I Will Always Love You.’ This is a song that everyone likely knows very well. The popular track was originally written and recorded by none other than Dolly Parton in the early 1970s. Then, in the early 90s, Whitney Houston covered the classic song. RELATED: Janitor Sings a Stunning ‘Don't Stop Believin" Rendition That Wins Golden Buzzer on AGT Whitney and Dolly are two legendary musicians. Their unique sound and style are nearly impossible to replicate. The best anyone covering their music could do is to take it in another direction and make it their own, which is precisely what Erik has done. Erik's cover of ‘I Will Always Love You’ is simply fantastic. He shows off his powerful, beautiful voice and awe-inspiring range, giving the tune a rock sound and feel. Throughout the nearly four-and-a-half-minute clip, the singer from Sweden consistently hits high notes, reminiscent of Whitney Houston's version. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Ragtime Rockabilly Band Performs One Of The Best ‘Staying Alive' Covers Out There Fans of Dolly's original and Whitney's cover of ‘I Will Always Love You’ will surely be more than pleased with Erik's cover. This young man is clearly incredibly talented and blessed with a strong and powerful voice. Colossians 3:16 "Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord." WATCH: Rock Singer’s Powerful ‘I Will Always Love You’ Rendition LISTEN: Lenny Kravitz Opens Up About 9 Years Of Celibacy | Baby Boy Born with Extra Skin Shocked Doctors h/t: GodTube Featured Image Credit: YouTube/Erik Gronwall The post Rock Singer’s Powerful Rendition of ‘I Will Always Love You’ appeared first on GodUpdates.

According to Cowboy State Daily, an anthrax outbreak has killed at least 50 cattle in Wyoming. Anthrax has also reportedly been found in a moose inhabiting the same area. It’s the first documented case of anthrax in Wyoming wildlife since 1956. “Anthrax has also been found in nearby cattle in Carbon County, officials said, the first confirmed infections in Wyoming cattle since the 1970s,” Forbes stated. Just in: An outbreak of anthrax has killed at least 50 cattle and one moose in Wyoming. Anthrax has not been documented in wildlife since 1956. pic.twitter.com/6e4P6AMBPf — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) September 5, 2024 “We have approximately 50 to 60 head that have died at this time due to anthrax,” Wyoming State Veterinarian Dr. Hallie Hasel told Cowboy State Daily. “It’s in a localized region at this time, but we are still investigating, and there could be other losses that we don’t know of quite yet,” Hasel added. BREAKING: Anthrax outbreak kills dozens of cows in Wyoming – as state warns of risk to humans – Daily Mail — Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) September 5, 2024 Per Cowboy State Daily: The full extent of the outbreak hasn’t been determined, but anthrax remains a potent threat to livestock, wildlife and people in the impacted area. Hasel recommends everyone in the Elk Mountain area take steps to protect themselves from potential exposure. “Anthrax is a zoonotic disease, and we are concerned about that,” she said, which means a disease that can be transmitted between animals and people. “Anybody that thinks they have been exposed to a carcass of an animal that may have died of anthrax, whether it be a cow, horse, moose,= or deer, they need to contact the Wyoming Department of Public Health or their medical provider as soon as possible.” Anthrax has not been documented in Wyoming wildlife since the ‘50s and in livestock since the ‘70s. No humans have been infected in the south central Wyoming outbreak, but health officials advise caution around dead animals with no obvious injuries. https://t.co/j0ZjuKjTox — WyoFile (@WyoFile) September 5, 2024 Anthrax Outbreak In Wyoming Sparks Health Warning—Here’s What To Knowhttps://t.co/kVoWLQdC2x pic.twitter.com/MRWR5SqCag — Forbes (@Forbes) September 5, 2024 Forbes noted: Though “human cases are rare,” Wyoming’s Game and Fish Department said “precautions are warranted” in light of the outbreak. To limit the risk of anthrax exposure, Wyoming officials advised hunters and the public to stay away from any dead cattle or wildlife they encounter, to avoid harvesting sick-looking animals and to avoid picking up any roadkill in the Elk Mountain area, as well as to wear gloves while field dressing or handling harvested animals. The agency also advised owners of dogs, horses and other pets to keep the animals away from any carcasses they might encounter and urged anyone encountering dead wildlife to take a note of its location and report the findings. Health experts and organizations recommend seeking medical attention if anthrax exposure is suspected and antibiotics can be given as a form of post-exposure prophylaxis, or PEP, to prevent anthrax from developing if symptoms haven’t developed.