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veröffentlicht: 03.08.2012 |
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Nr. 4154 in Dance
Nr. 2519 in Dance&Electronic |
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 01. Legend, John / Roots, The / Black Thought "Hard Times (Album Version)" 02. Legend, John / Roots, The "Compared To What (Album Version)" 03. Legend, John / Roots, The / Common & Fiona, Melanie "Wake Up Everybody (Album Version)" 04. Legend, John / Roots, The / Smooth, C.L. "Our Generation (The Hope Of the World) (Album Version)" 05. Legend, John / Roots, The / Yusef, Malik "Little Ghetto Boy (Prelude) (Album Version)" 06. Legend, John / Roots, The / Black Thought "Little Ghetto Boy (Album Version)" 07. Legend, John / Roots, The "Hang On In There (Album Version)" 08. Legend, John / Roots, The "Humanity (Love The Way It Should Be) (Album Version)" 09. Legend, John / Roots, The "Wholy Holy (Album Version)" 10. Legend, John / Roots, The "I Can't Write Left Handed (Album Version)" 11. Legend, John / Roots, The / Wilson, Jessyca "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free (Album Version)" 12. Legend, John / Roots, The "Shine (Album Version)"
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| | Beschreibung: | : , Featuring: Black Thought, Featuring: Common, Featuring: Melanie Fiona, Featuring: C.L. Smooth, Featuring: Malik Yusef, Featuring: Black Thought, Labelcode IMT9410630.2 (88697772492, 88697772492, 88697772492) | | | Anzahl der Titel: |
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|  | | Steve Lalla - 18.11.2010 Although I'm incredulous that anyone would be "inspired" by Obama's presidential performance, John Legend & The Roots nevertheless claim that as the m...
| | Benjamin Hiorns - 01.11.2010  For me the pairing of MOR soul-popper John Legend with pioneering hip-hop supergroup The Roots was a less than inspired idea. Legend has a pleasant vo...
| | | Lloyd Bradley - 29.10.2010 A welcome return, given these troubled times, for the singer who has become the beacon of modern, intelligent, inspirational soul music, and with a co...
| | | Angus Batey - 25.10.2010 In music, timing is everything. Just like a syncopated snare drum snap slipping snugly into the pocket of a laid-back funk rhythm, this album, two yea...
| | | Johnny Dee - 18.10.2010 "Eating Spam, Oreos, drinking Thunderbird baby" - not everyone will share John Legend's experience of Hard Times on the opening track but you'd have t...
| | | Jeff Strowe - 15.10.2010 Re-imaging works of art is always a complicated process. Being loyal to the source material while at the same time incorporating one’s individual sty...
| | Andy Gill - 15.10.2010  Theres never a wrong time to revisit the core values of Seventies soul and funk, though it may have been more effective for John Legend & The Roots ...
| | | Paul Christiansen - 10.10.2010 For many, 2008’s political landscape represented hope in the midst of so-much-bullshit. We won’t forget where we were when America elected its 44th pr...
| | | Ally Brown - 01.10.2010 Few musicians seem to make overtly political records these days: the Iraq war moved few songwriters to sing out, and despite its catastrophic effects,...
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