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The New Life Community Choir Featuring John P. Kee – Not Guilty... The Experience (2000)
A high‑energy gospel concert film capturing John P. Kee and The New Life Community Choir at the height of their musical power. Blending worship, testimony, and dynamic live arrangements, the performance features standout renditions of “Thou Art Worthy,” “I’ll Bless Your Name,” “I Do Worship,” and “Rain On Us,” along with concept videos for “Wedding Song” and the title track “Not Guilty.” Directed by Hank Walker and produced by John P. Kee, the experience showcases the choir’s signature blend of soulful vocals, spiritual intensity, and polished musicianship. Released on DVD in the U.S. under Verity and New Life Records, the project remains a defining moment in modern gospel performance.
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A high‑energy gospel concert film capturing John P. Kee and The New Life Community Choir at the height of their musical power. Blending worship, testimony, and dynamic live arrangements, the performance features standout renditions of “Thou Art Worthy,” “I’ll Bless Your Name,” “I Do Worship,” and “Rain On Us,” along with concept videos for “Wedding Song” and the title track “Not Guilty.” Directed by Hank Walker and produced by John P. Kee, the experience showcases the choir’s signature blend of soulful vocals, spiritual intensity, and polished musicianship. Released on DVD in the U.S. under Verity and New Life Records, the project remains a defining moment in modern gospel performance.
Rating:NR
Genre:Music
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In Theaters:10/13/2000
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Runtime:145 minutes
Studio:Verity Records, Zomba Recording Corporation
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