Come Enjoy An Afternoon of Soul, Spirit, and Transformation with the Wonderful Eddie Watkins, Jr!

Date: Sunday, October 4
Time: 1:30pm
Location: Sanctuary
Ticket Cost:   $20     By credit card: Eventbrite (will add additional fees) or onsite by Cash/Check/Venmo    (Eventbrite Link Coming Soon)

Join us for an inspiring afternoon concert with Eddie Watkins Jr., “The Man from Motown with a Mission.” A former Motown bassist who performed and recorded with legendary artists, Eddie now shares soulful, spiritually uplifting music that blends the heart of Motown with messages of healing, hope, and transformation. Experience an afternoon of powerful music, meaningful connection, and a celebration of the life-changing power of sound and spirit.

More about Eddie Watkins Jr.  “The Man from Motown with a Message“                               

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“My music is an expression of all the experiences in my life.”

Growing up in the ghettos of Detroit, at 17 years old playing bass guitar on recordings with the Temptations and Marvin Gaye, being mentored by the Motown greats, becoming a studio musician, making lots of money, moving to LA with Motown, substance abuse and recovery, led to a spiritual search.

When Eddie became involved in the new thought ancient / wisdom movement in 2007 songs woke him up pouring out of him. His first CD was conceived, recorded, produced and selling within six months. To this date Eddie has written, produced and recorded seven spiritual inspirational CDs.

Eddie has served as a musical director for the:

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Center for Spiritual Living Las Vegas
Center for Spiritual Living Seattle
Unity Center For Creative Living Saint John Florida
Center for Spiritual Living in Saint Augustine Florida
and currently serving at Unity of Central Florida.

Eddie has recorded with Marvin Gaye, Barbra Streisand, Quincy Jones, James Brown, Santana, Cher, Diana Ross, Herbie Hancock, Patti LaBelle, the Pointer Sisters, Peter Frampton, Gato Barbieri, The Temptations, Phyllis Hyman, Norman Connors, Thelma Houston, Nancy Wilson and the list goes on and on.

“I know what my life‘s purpose is, to share this music with the world“

~Eddie