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Tramaine Hawkins Live (1990)
Recorded live on May 6, 1990, at the Calvin Simmons Theater in Oakland, CA, "Tramaine Hawkins Live" captures one of gospel music’s most revered vocalists at the pinnacle of her craft. Backed by a high-energy ensemble, including the Love Center Young Adult Choir and an all-star band, Hawkins delivers powerhouse performances of her biggest hits. With soul-stirring arrangements and an electric atmosphere, this performance is a must-see for gospel enthusiasts, featuring standout moments like "The Potter’s House" and the energetic medley "Jesus Christ Is the Way"
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Recorded live on May 6, 1990, at the Calvin Simmons Theater in Oakland, CA, "Tramaine Hawkins Live" captures one of gospel music’s most revered vocalists at the pinnacle of her craft. Backed by a high-energy ensemble, including the Love Center Young Adult Choir and an all-star band, Hawkins delivers powerhouse performances of her biggest hits. With soul-stirring arrangements and an electric atmosphere, this performance is a must-see for gospel enthusiasts, featuring standout moments like "The Potter’s House" and the energetic medley "Jesus Christ Is the Way"
Rating:NR
Genre:Music
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In Theaters:9/28/1990
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Sparrow Records
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