Ponder Harp And Jennings Live In Concert (DVD)
$9.77
Long time favorites Marvin Ponder, Herman Harp and Gene & Marie Jennings reunite in Reunion Concert. Available in both CD and DVD. Fans will find old favorites: Newborn Feeling, Jerico Road, and We’ve Come This Far along with Drawin’ From the Well, Peace in the Midst of the Storm and You Can’t Stand on Promises.
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SKU (UPC): 643330038406
Artist: Ponder Harp And Jennings
Media: Video DVD
Released: January 2007
Chapel Music
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