Joy An Irish Christmas Live (DVD)
$19.99
Live concert recording of television special broadcast on Public Television Fall/Christmas 2015
Follow-up to successful studio album, this live recording features eight additional songs
in stock within 3-5 days of online purchase
SKU (UPC): 804879189794
Artists: Keith Getty | Kristyn Getty
Media: Video DVD
Released: October 2015
Capitol Christian Music Group
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