Caron_Wheeler-Beach_Of_The_War_Goddess-1993-OSC

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MP3/FLAC

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OSC

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97,00 MB

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14

Date

2007-06-07

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     ARTiST.....: Caron Wheeler
     ALBUM......: Beach Of The War Goddess
     LABEL......: EMI Records
     GENRE......: R&B
     SOURCE.....: CDDA
     TRACKS.....: 14
     PLAYTiME...: 68:55 min
     SiZE.......: 96,9 MB
     ENCODER....: LAME 3.97 V2
     BiTRATE....: VBRkbps
     SCENE DATE.: 06/05/2007
     STORE DATE.: 02/23/1993


     Tracklist:

     01.     Respect To The Motherland            00:58
     02.     In Our Love (Feat. Sibyl X)          04:44
     03.     I Adore You                          04:43
     04.     Wonder (Feat. Jazzie B)              04:13
     05.     Gotta Give It Up                     04:12
     06.     Beach Of The War Goddess             05:51
             (Feat. Fabemi Fashina, Cinderella MC
             And Kundalini)
     07.     Soul Street                          05:24
     08.     Lite As A Feather                    05:04
     09.     Need A Man                           05:16
     10.     Father (Feat. Kwabene)               05:55
     11.     Naughty Eyes                         04:36
     12.     Wind Cries Mary                      05:12
     13.     Do You Care                          05:27
     14.     Land Of Life                         07:20


     Release Notes:

     The overall tone of Wheeler's ambitious second solo effort
     mirrors the singer's newfound vocal assurance, confidently
     fusing hip hop with Afro-pop and seemingly everything in
     between. Among the highlights is the jazzy soul of "Wonder,"
     and the grinding R&B of "Land of Life," and the charged
     pop/rap of the title cut.

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