'The Harder They Fall': This Ain’t Your Grandma’s Spaghetti Western
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Mississippi Mass Choir: It Remains to Be Seen (1993)
Join the acclaimed Mississippi Mass Choir for this roof-raising performance as the Grammy-nominated collective sings selections from its 1993 release, the final recording to feature group founder and principal singer, Frank Williams. Highlights from this performance include "It Remains to Be Seen," "There Is None Like Him," "Hold on Old Soldiers," "Your Grace and Mercy" and "It Wasn't the Nails."
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Join the acclaimed Mississippi Mass Choir for this roof-raising performance as the Grammy-nominated collective sings selections from its 1993 release, the final recording to feature group founder and principal singer, Frank Williams. Highlights from this performance include "It Remains to Be Seen," "There Is None Like Him," "Hold on Old Soldiers," "Your Grace and Mercy" and "It Wasn't the Nails."
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