Rance Allen Group Live From San Francisco (Blu-ray)
$9.99
Legendary, dynamic, classic and influential are just a few of the adjectives to describe the Rance Allen Group. Led by arguably one of the greatest vocalist in popular music, the group truly delivers on Live from San Francisco! This project, recorded live for audio and long-form music video release, boasts a mix of past hits like “Miracle Worker” and “Something About The Name Jesus,” along with new soon to be favorites; current single “All Day Long” and high energy make you move groove track “Victory Dance.”
There is no doubt that upon watching the videos, countless consumers will add Live from San Francisco to their collection.
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SKU (UPC): 014998421792
Artist: Rance Allen Group
Media: Blu-ray Disc
Released: October 2016
Provident Distribution
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