Tommies Reunion (DVD)
$11.99
THE TOMMIES REUNION (Live) DVD is the continued rebirth of the legend that’s sure to excite choir fans nationwide. The lead single “He Worked It Out” is a Top 20 Song per Billboard & Mediabase Gospel Airplay Charts and climbing. The DVD Concert Video program offers a fresh musical feel and a dynamic choir sound that will be felt per viewing. Stand out performances are the songs “Great Faith” as well as the contemporary ballad “Love Never Dies” that’s reminiscent of the soulful Urban AC stylings of Jonathan Butler, sure to woo many new fans as the next chapter and the rich musical legacy of The Thompson Community Singers is now being written by THE TOMMIES REUNION!
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SKU (UPC): 014998423291
Artist: Tommies
Media: Video DVD
Released: July 2019
New Day Christian Distributors
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