The Inevitable Events in The Sea Beast
A tale of legendary hunters and monsters that reminds us once more not to judge a book by its cover. Enjoy this heartwarming sea shanty with a well-done plot twist.
The Jackson Southernaires: Live & Anointed (1992)
Recorded in the Southernaires' beloved hometown, this live performance from Jackson Municipal Auditorium in Mississippi features gospel legend Frank Williams in his final appearance with the Grammy-nominated quintet he helped found. Highlights include "It's Hard to Stumble (When You're on Your Knees)," "Walk Around Heaven (with the Lord)," "What's Wrong with People Today" and "Lord, We Need Your Blessings."
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Recorded in the Southernaires' beloved hometown, this live performance from Jackson Municipal Auditorium in Mississippi features gospel legend Frank Williams in his final appearance with the Grammy-nominated quintet he helped found. Highlights include "It's Hard to Stumble (When You're on Your Knees)," "Walk Around Heaven (with the Lord)," "What's Wrong with People Today" and "Lord, We Need Your Blessings."
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