Neal Morse: Live in Seattle with Ajalon
Synopsis
This is a very nicely shot DVD at a solo-acoustic gig that Neal did in Seattle. Randy George’s group Ajalon joined Neal for "Wind at my Back", "Sing it High", "We All Need Some Light", as well as a few others. A really nice version of "Heaven in My Heart". And some rather obscure songs that Neal doesn’t usually do. There’s a nice acoustic Spock’s Beard medley, as well as some songs from Testimony 1. Track List: The Change Open Wide the Flood Gates Emma Nothin’ Like Me Spock’s Medley CA Nights/Sleeping Jesus Heaven in My Heart Rose Colored Glasses King Jesus Sing it High We All Need Some Light Wind At My Back
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