GENE MOORE "Someday We'll Be Free" w/ AMAZING SAXOPHONE SOLO @ George Floyd Commemorative Concert

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[@Deerych]

The spirit of Donny lives on in this brother! He is a true musical gift.

[@user-hp7ri1lx4g]

Blown away, I am! Oh he did that!

[@tarachapman6167]

Gene Moore’s vocals are incredible!!!

[@michaelfaulkner5839]

Brother can sing, that was amazing!

[@amberdion8820]

Incredible Gene Moore.

[@lovemusic751]

Amazing vocals and performance!

[@bensteward1393]

Oh gosh

[@bensteward1393]

Is this a joke?? This is a joke right??

[@JaySmith-mz7vg]

Love his performance but this event is an absolute mess.

[@godsgrace9004]

Right whomever did the introduction was extremely narcissistic he was behind the screen for a reason and proceeded to move to the stage. Why? It's not Abt you! It's Abt the victims whose names where on the screen that you stood in front of!!! Thankful for the heartfelt song and Gene's beautiful voice and that brilliant saxophone player that turned it around for Good!! Amen!!

[@djabroni_brochacho4644]

George Floyd died of an overdose, he ate his stash and killed himself and an innocent father is in jail. Sadly Floyd was once saved but he backslid and tragically died in his own sin, and by his own hand. It's not the church's business to push a worldly view of "social justice". You're politicizing the Gospel and worshipping sinners.