Gospel Artist Marvin Sapp Reveals Why He Almost Quit Singing On TV One (Video)

July 15, 2017

TV One’s longest-running and award-winning series Unsung, now in its 11th season, airs latest episode featuring Marvin Sapp at 10 p.m. ET on Sunday, July 16, 2017.

With one of the most unique voices in gospel music, Marvin Sapp has been spreading the Gospel through song for over three decades. His powerful mix of old-school sensibilities and new school swagger led him to dominate the gospel charts in the 2000s with seven Top 10 hits including the #1 songs, “Never Would’ve Made It,” “The Best in Me” and “My Testimony.” The Midwestern pastor’s music resonated beyond the pulpit, often being played on mainstream radio and even landing on the Billboard R&B and Hot 100 charts.

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But Sapp’s faith would be tested on several occasions – from illness, to personal attacks, to the tragic death of his wife, MaLinda, to colon cancer.

Insights from family and friends are provided by Kirk Franklin, Byron Cage, Donald Lawrence, Dorinda Clark Cole, Myron Butler, Aundrae Russell, Marvin Winans Sr., Tyrone DuBose, Karl Reid, and Fred Hammond.

Sunday, July 16, 2017, at 10 p.m. ET on TV One

Via Content Courtesy of TV One


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