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Marvin Sapp Recording
Grand Rapids, Michigan, April, 2003

It was classic Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Crusade Choir on February 16th, 2002 at the famed Radio City Music Hall in New York City. The powerhouse became the first Gospel artists to record a live album at the renowned concert hall.

Donnie McClurkin was MC for the evening, and special guests Ricky Dillard & New G and Mary Mary delivered favorites from their latest albums.

LFCC recorded several hits spanning the vast catalogue of material that has become so loved by so many over the decade, and also sang some new material.

Photos From Recording

Click on the links below to take you to the Photo Features from Hezekiah & LFCC Album Recording at Radio City Music Hall.

Marvin Sapp Before the Recording

Marvin Sapp Before the Recording

Marvin Sapp Before the Recording

Marvin Sapp Before the Recording

Marvin Sapp Before the Recording

Marvin Sapp Before the Recording

Highlights of the recording (due out on Verity Records) included Kim Burrell singing lead on "Lord, I'll Make A Way Somehow", a song that appeared on Walker's first ever album, "I'll Make It", on Sweet Rain Records back in 1986.

Also as standout was Minister Kervy Brown singing on "I'm Never Gonna Let You Go".

Timiney Figueroa reprised the all-time favorite, "Calling My Name", while guest Ted & Sheri delighted the capacity crowd when they took the spotlight on lead vocals in the remake of "He's On Your Side".

The evening also included a tribute dedicated especially to the Black firefighters who gave their sacrifice in the terrorist attacks in New York on September 11, 2001, with a new song from LFCC sung in honor of them.

Some photos from the historic evening are presented in the sidebar above, and also below:

Marvin Sapp