If you missed the broadcast of the critically acclaimed documentary about Luther Vandross on CNN, Never too muchyou’re lucky. The network will re-air the film tonight, Saturday, January 4, at 9pm EST. Although originally scheduled to air at 8 p.m., the broadcast was postponed to accommodate the documentary’s coverage of Jimmy Carter’s death Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President.

The documentary, which premiered on New Year’s Day, quickly became a trending topic online as fans praised the moving retelling of Vandross’ legendary career and deeply personal journey. “Chile, I didn’t know I would get so emotional watching this documentary. Luther Vandross was so amazing. You better win awards for this documentary,” one X user wrote.

“My love for Luther Vandross runs deep! I couldn’t tweet during the documentary because I was emotional,” another viewer wrote on “The same records in my collection.” From his unforgettable singing and chart-topping hits to his personal struggles and lasting legacy, the film paints a powerful portrait of one of music’s most revered voices.

TheGrio was shown at the beginning of the year Never too much and highlighted five standout revelations from the film, including Vandross’ personal struggles, his close friendship with industry legends and the way he meticulously composed his timeless hits. For those who watched CNN’s debut, these moments were a poignant reminder of Vandross’ artistry and humanity.

With timeless classics like A house is not a home, Dance with my fatherAnd Here and nowLuther Vandross makes music that is, frankly, difficult to reproduce in the age of digital streaming. Vandross’ artistry, vulnerability and undeniable talent have made him a legend both within and outside of the black music community, whose influence continues to inspire.

If you haven’t seen it yet, be sure to tune in and relive the magic of Luther Vandross – it’s a must for any Luther fan or music lover who wants to celebrate the life of a true legend who still deserves his flowers.