Sung by Tony DeRosa, a studio singer, vocal coach, and member of award-winning barbershop quartet MaxQ. This might just be my favorite version of this song. Enjoy. He is risen indeed, Hallelujah!
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Tony is a wonderful singer and legendary in the barbershop world. I’m a huge fan of his and this rendition is amazing. However, I must say, I think Wes Hampton does the best version of this song that I’ve ever heard.
Wes takes it up a level with the key change and the high note. They could be tied.