Tim Bowman Jr, Kim Burrell & Faith City Music Tribute Performance to The Clark Sisters 

Amennnn all the glory to the Lord 🙏🏾

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Praise the lord!

Hallujah Jesus 🙏save me from darkness and save my soul from hell ,😢 Am so grateful lord

Amen 🙏🏾

AMEN!! I receive this in Christ Jesus Name

Yes! Rewind, rewind....

Girl same especially at 1:33 he so underrated man

When your father's sister is Vickie Winans (which by proxy means he's also related to the Winans), you have no choice but to be a legend in the making!

@@YahhGirlJazz you gotta hear what he did at 6:49😮‍💨🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

48second

I mean held it didn’t he 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Come on brothaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!

Please find my comment on this thread where I explain in depth what he did and how he did it.

I could just let this part play in repeat all day n night minster to my soul

it touches my spirit every time 😭

Wen did he breathe😂😂

​@@jeromejerome3086please find my comment on this thread where I explain in depth what and how he did it.

Lol facts im like they woulda had to call 911 I woulda passed out ​@jeromejerome3086

They DID!!!!

Yes, they did!!!!

Like ain’t no more stuffing for thanksgiving this year! Phew

Yes they did. 🤦🏽‍♂️🙌🏽💥

Omg KILT!!!!

ASAP!!!

It’s so good!

Like seriously

Yes!

Me Too!!!😂🤣😂🤣

same especially before i walk in to work

Eu também rssss ❤😂

And we looove the music from the mother land too!! 🥰😍😇

Sending luv to you from Tennessee. 💕

@@rosalindearl6054 💖❤🥰

Trust our African American gospel music is genetically inspired by the motherland!!!🫶🏾 ❤❤❤

​​@@jCo1May God bless you❤❤❤❤

you better say that, because folks wanna erase Denise so bad😂

TY for including Denise!

I said the same thing.. I’m sure it wasn’t shade but when yu do the OLD HITS yu gotta include Denise as well..

Amen and Awoman to that!!!!👍🏿

​@@talvistunechi8873 Denise quit the group before Tim Bowman was even born. She voluntarily erased herself for his generation.

Yess say that again!!

Them. Right there. Such an inspiration. 🎉

Naw fr

I ain’t tryna hate I’m actually curious are they actually singing cuz at times it sounds too perfect and the guys be singing really high with little to no reaction I watch this everyday and question it

@@carsenfoster3895that’s how us black folks do it

I know right

I thought so

I'm possibly one of the biggest Clark Sisters fans, especially of Twinkie Clark, so I feel I need to uphold their legacy😂. The way he held his note on the word "Me" and the way Karen held her note on "Me" were two different approaches and executions, but to the untrained ear, you would think they were the same. However, Karen's is more impressive because she held her note continuously without taking a breath, while Tim Bowen held his note while he was actively breathing. To those like myself who are trained, we recognize his approach and execution of the note on "me" as "circular breathing." Although it's not easy to do without being noticed, it is possible, and that's what he did. It doesn't take anything away from him, but I would have been more impressed if he had approached and executed it like Karen did. For those who are not trained, yes, it is possible to hold a note for an extended period and make it appear as if it's a single, continuous note without taking a visible breath. This technique is often referred to as "circular breathing." Circular breathing allows a singer or musician to sustain a note or tone continuously beyond the usual capacity of the human lung by inhaling through the nose while simultaneously pushing air out of the mouth using air stored in the cheeks. I promise you, because the Clark Sisters are trained, they immediately recognized this technique and probably read many of your comments saying that he did not take a breath, which he did. So Karen Clark Sheard still remains the queen, and no one to date has broken her record while singing this same song "Jesus is a Love Song." SN: This technique circular breathing is more commonly used by wind and brass instrument players, such as saxophonists or didgeridoo players. A famous example in the realm of instrumental music is Kenny G, who set a Guinness World Record by holding an E-flat on a saxophone for 45 minutes and 47 seconds using circular breathing. While less common in vocal performances due to the complexity and the need for relaxation and vocal rest, some skilled singers can apply a form of this technique or use rapid, barely noticeable shallow breaths to create the illusion of a long, sustained note. ***Written In Respect***

Praying for God’s healing!!! ❤🙏🏾

Praying for God's healing and blessings over God's precious gift ❤🙏🏿🙏🏿❤️❤️

How is your grandson ? Stay blessed sis❤❤❤❤❤ prayers

Fr! She looks so clean & the hair & hair style is perfect

Did she not present a gift? My my my!

Mee too!!!!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

❤

Unbelievable!!! 😳👀🔥🎼🎤 Just an incredible talented singer!

Simply Beautiful 💕. You all did a fantastic job!!!!

Thank you for these words. If there is only one that receives this, it's all good!!! 🙏🏾🙏🏾

Interesting, I feel like they’ve been getting their just due for decades lol (rightfully so)

@@justinsneed3062in some church circles, most gospel artists that have been around as long as them get forgotten unfortunately, or rarely thought about.

Absolutely...

Ikr

@@laurynsylvain07 you know the drill😁😁

He won the to me challenge by a mile!

Its an advanced singing technique called circular breathing I believe. Wind Instrumentalists use it as well to hold long notes.

I'm possibly one of the biggest Clark Sisters fans, especially of Twinkie Clark, so I feel I need to uphold their legacy😂. The way he held his note on the word "Me" and the way Karen held her note on "Me" were two different approaches and executions, but to the untrained ear, you would think they were the same. However, Karen's is more impressive because she held her note continuously without taking a breath, while Tim Bowen held his note while he was actively breathing. To those like myself who are trained, we recognize his approach and execution of the note on "me" as "circular breathing." Although it's not easy to do without being noticed, it is possible, and that's what he did. It doesn't take anything away from him, but I would have been more impressed if he had approached and executed it like Karen did. For those who are not trained, yes, it is possible to hold a note for an extended period and make it appear as if it's a single, continuous note without taking a visible breath. This technique is often referred to as "circular breathing." Circular breathing allows a singer or musician to sustain a note or tone continuously beyond the usual capacity of the human lung by inhaling through the nose while simultaneously pushing air out of the mouth using air stored in the cheeks. I promise you, because the Clark Sisters are trained, they immediately recognized this technique and probably read many of your comments saying that he did not take a breath, which he did. So Karen Clark Sheard still remains the queen, and no one to date has broken her record while singing this same song "Jesus is a Love Song." SN: This technique circular breathing is more commonly used by wind and brass instrument players, such as saxophonists or didgeridoo players. A famous example in the realm of instrumental music is Kenny G, who set a Guinness World Record by holding an E-flat on a saxophone for 45 minutes and 47 seconds using circular breathing. While less common in vocal performances due to the complexity and the need for relaxation and vocal rest, some skilled singers can apply a form of this technique or use rapid, barely noticeable shallow breaths to create the illusion of a long, sustained note. ***Written In Respect***

Yesssss!! I listen to this video several times a day!! They Did That!

Do you know the name of the song and who its by signed sealed delivered

@misstalula

​@@coreyEpps-ci6piit's a play on Stevie Wonder's song Signed, Sealed, Delivered.

NO lol

Yes! I agree...I like them all... but this one is spectacular!

Well said!!!

Amen.

Who’s Steve?

Me either

Same