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My favourite style of music is Neo-Soul: I've had the new Kanye West album cranking all weekend, John Legend's Get Lifted album this year (who Kanye did work on) among my recent favourites, which harks me back years ago on a 1995/6-ish New Years Eve when I was introduced to Mary J. Blige - My Life Album, from which I moved onto the true NeoSoul; Erykah Badu - Baduizm, Jill Scott, Angie Stone.
Archive 2005-10-01 Ben Barren 2005
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My favourite style of music is Neo-Soul: I've had the new Kanye West album cranking all weekend, John Legend's Get Lifted album this year (who Kanye did work on) among my recent favourites, which harks me back years ago on a 1995/6-ish New Years Eve when I was introduced to Mary J. Blige - My Life Album, from which I moved onto the true NeoSoul; Erykah Badu - Baduizm, Jill Scott, Angie Stone.
Roxy out of Australian Idol Ben Barren 2005
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Then jump on the free 16th Street shuttle to the Denver Pavilion's jazz hotspot, where you'll find live music seven days a week, whether catching a show hosted by Skip the Funktologist of KUVO Radio or Neo-Soul Thursday with Soul Expression.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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Badu, who was dubbed the "Queen of Neo-Soul" in the 1990s and who draws on jazz and hip-hop influences, said the song was about "liberating yourself from layers and layers of skin or demons."
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Badu, who was dubbed the "Queen of Neo-Soul" in the 1990s and who draws on jazz and hip-hop influences, said the song was about "liberating yourself from layers and layers of skin or demons."
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Badu, who was dubbed the "Queen of Neo-Soul" in the 1990s and who draws on jazz and hip-hop influences, said the song was about "liberating yourself from layers and layers of skin or demons." told the Dallas Morning News in an interview that she chose the famous 'grassy knoll' at Dealey Plaza because "it was the most monumental place in Dallas I could think of."
Latest news, breaking news, current news, UK news, world news, celebrity news, politics news 2010
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Badu, who was dubbed the "Queen of Neo-Soul" in the 1990s and who draws on jazz and hip-hop influences, said the song was about "liberating yourself from layers and layers of skin or demons." told the Dallas Morning News in an interview that she chose the famous 'grassy knoll' at Dealey Plaza because "it was the most monumental place in Dallas I could think of."
Latest news, breaking news, current news, UK news, world news, celebrity news, politics news 2010
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The Dallas-born singer, dubbed the "Queen of Neo-Soul", said the song was about "liberating yourself from layers and layers of skin or demons."
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Badu, who was dubbed the "Queen of Neo-Soul" in the 1990s and who draws on jazz and hip-hop influences, said the song was about "liberating yourself from layers and layers of skin or demons." told the Dallas Morning News in an interview that she chose the famous 'grassy knoll' at Dealey Plaza because "it was the most monumental place in Dallas I could think of."
Latest news, breaking news, current news, UK news, world news, celebrity news, politics news 2010
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Badu, who was dubbed the "Queen of Neo-Soul" in the 1990s and who draws on jazz and hip-hop influences, said the song was about "liberating yourself from layers and layers of skin or demons."
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