Music City Show The Best Of The Blackwood Brothers (DVD)
$19.98
Join the legendary Blackwood Brothers for some of their greatest moments and hit songs captured from their appearances on national television show The Music City Show.
This DVD features nine of their biggest songs as well as a special bonus cut concept video.
1. You Can Find What I Found
2. I Know In Whom I Have Believed
3. I’ll Fly Away Home
4. Long Gone
5. Forever Forgiven
6. When I Cross to the Other Side of Jordan
7. Dear Jesus, Abide With Me
8. Goodbye Egypt (Hello Canaanland)
9. That’s What Heaven Will Be
Bonus: You Can Find What I Found concept video
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SKU (UPC): 614187300299
Artist: Blackwood Brothers
Media: Video DVD
Released: July 2016
DayWind Music Group
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