Hezekiah Walker

Coming up later in Flashback Gospel, I got something that's going to blow your mind.

But let's start this Sunday extravaganza off with a bang, shall we? Let's get clean inside with Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Choir.

No music! Won't he make...

Come on everybody open your mouth and worship the Lord He's worthy of the glory He deserves the praise today Come on everybody all over the room open your mouth and worship him Lift your hands and bless them in this place.

And of course there were artists like Ricky Dillard and Donald Lawrence and, and, and more, right.

Hezekiah Walker, who were recording choir music.

But the fact is that the small local church that doesn't have the resources and the personnel to maintain a choir, to teach, they don't have a person who can direct as well as sing, as well as play.

It's a lot easier to just get a small group of people who can teach themselves the songs right before the service or the day before the service, and then get up there and be a praise and worship team.

I was introduced to him on, uh, Stephen Colbert's show.

But, uh, I was watching one night, and they were coming back from break, either going into break or coming back from break, and it was just him on the piano, and he was playing a, a Hezekiah Walker tune.

I can't remember the tune, but I recognized the tune, and he was just playing Hezekiah Walker.

And I was like, "For real?" And the chord progressions that he was doing, I was like, "For real?" Ever since that day I've, I've, I've been following what he does and how he does what he does.

He's just, he, he's, he's an...

But right now, um, you know, a little, um, I'm on one Oh 3.9 right now.

I'm on the light and, um, yeah, whatever comes through there, man, just some gospel inspirational, uh, Hezekiah Walker, you know, uh, Look, Kirk Franklin, he got a new jam out.

Yeah, he does.

He's pretty good.

He ain't going to have Scott Walker.

He has Scott

Walker.

Good thing about it.