Rahsaan Patterson - Live at the Belasco - DVD
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Rahsaan Patterson displays his prodigious talent on this top-notch, state-of-the-art performance video shot live in downtown Los Angeles at the famed antiquarian yet vibey Belasco Theater. Joined by his friends Lalah Hathaway and Shanice Wilson to pitch in their honeyed vocals, this set will leave fans and newbies alike amazed and overjoyed. Features his crowd-pleasers Feels Good, Crazy (Baby) and 6am. The clarity and presence will make you feel like you were there.
- GenreMusicDescriptionRahsaan Patterson displays his prodigious talent on this top-notch, state-of-the-art performance video shot live in downtown Los Angeles at the famed antiquarian yet vibey Belasco Theater. Joined by his friends Lalah Hathaway and Shanice Wilson to pitch in their honeyed vocals, this set will leave fans and newbies alike amazed and overjoyed. Features his crowd-pleasers Feels Good, Crazy (Baby) and 6am. The clarity and presence will make you feel like you were there.TitleLive at the BelascoFormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioArtistry Music
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