Hallelujah Gospel Trailer (1983)

07 February 1983 Music

Straight from the magnificent Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California, come vaulting gospel sounds that will warm your heart and have you "bearing witness" in no time. This release includes performances from such legendary singers as Ray Charles, Andre Crouch, Glen Campbell and many others. Tracks include "Save the People," "A Few Good Men" and "He."

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Cast

Glen Campbell as Self

Ray Charles as Self

Crew

Chuck Simon Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 07 February 1983

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