WOW Gospel 2015 (DVD)
$15.99
WOW Gospel, the premiere collection of gospel music is back for its 18th year! Featuring the best from Traditional to Contemporary, this powerful & uplifting compilation returns with your favorite Gospel radio tunes and praise anthems.
With a double CD set and companion DVD, Wow Gospel 2015 is teaming with talent from powerhouse gospel acts including Donnie McClurkin & Tye Tribbett (We Are Victorious) & Tasha Cobbs (For Your Glory) to rising urban contemporary gospel stars The Walls Group (Perfect People) , Mali Music (I Believe) & Lecrae (All I Need Is You).
Previously garnering gold and platinum certifications along with a faithful fan base, this latest WOW Gospel installment will not disappoint.
The companion DVD will feature live and concept videos from Smokie Norful (No Greater Love), Tye Tribbett (He Turned It), and Michelle Williams/Beyonce/Kelly Rowland (Say Yes) to name a few..
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SKU (UPC): 888750441393
Artists: WOW Gospel 2015 | Various
Media: Video DVD
Released: February 2015
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