Fourteen songs, one room
Roosevelt Stewart’s Memory (Live), out October 8, is a fourteen-song worship set recorded with people answering back. The title song is the thesis. When the week takes things, praise can still start from what God already did.
“Redeemed” opens the night. “What A God,” with Naomi Raine, and “Heaven Collide,” with Anna Golden, keep it from becoming a solo set. “Waves” closes it. Stewart is not collecting names. He is handing lines to voices that already know the room.
Start at “Memory.” If the band is still playing after the lyric runs out, that is the point of a live record.
