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Jaime Jorge LIVE! (2013)
A special celebration as guests such as Michael Card, John Stoddart, Sam Ocampo, Jennifer LaMountain, and others, with members of Jaime’s family, plus an all-star band, choir, and orchestra join Jaime on stage to celebrate 25 years of beautiful music in praise of God. Also contains concert footage across the years, interviews, and a documentary. 16 of Jaime’s favorite musical selections and medleys are included on this DVD. Running time: about 2 hours and 15 minutes, plus extras.
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A special celebration as guests such as Michael Card, John Stoddart, Sam Ocampo, Jennifer LaMountain, and others, with members of Jaime’s family, plus an all-star band, choir, and orchestra join Jaime on stage to celebrate 25 years of beautiful music in praise of God. Also contains concert footage across the years, interviews, and a documentary. 16 of Jaime’s favorite musical selections and medleys are included on this DVD. Running time: about 2 hours and 15 minutes, plus extras.
Rating:NR
Genre:Music
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In Theaters:5/17/2013
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Chapel Music
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