CeCe_Rogers-Never_Give_Up-1991-OSC

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MP3/FLAC

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OSC

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78,37 MB

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11

Date

2007-07-14

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     ARTiST.....: CeCe Rogers
     ALBUM......: Never Give Up
     LABEL......: Atlantic Records
     GENRE......: R&B
     SOURCE.....: CDDA
     TRACKS.....: 11
     PLAYTiME...: 56:54
     SiZE.......: 78,3 MB
     ENCODER....: Lame 3.97 V2
     BiTRATE....: VBRkbps
     SCENE DATE.: 07/14/2007
     STORE DATE.: 00/00/1991


     Tracklist:

     01.     Thick Girlz                          04:41
     02.     Never Give Up                        04:31
     03.     Tonight                              04:36
     04.     There's Got To Be                    05:06
     05.     Don't Run Away Girl                  05:36
     06.     So Glad You're Mine                  04:17
     07.     I Wanna Get Next To You              05:02
     08.     So Hard To Say Goodbye               06:19
     09.     Passion Says                         04:57
     10.     Say You Love Me                      06:26
     11.     People Make The World Go Round       05:23


     Release Notes:

     Cleveland-born vocalist Ce Ce Rogers wisely changed his name
     from Kenny to avoid confusion with the country/pop singer.
     James Brown nicknamed him Ce Ce as a teen, after watching the
     young Rogers imitate Chubby Checker. Rogers later studied
     music in Boston, where he was a classmate of Wynton Marsalis.
     Marsalis urged him to concentrate on his vocals. Rogers moved
     to New Jersey and formed Ce Ce & Company, where he worked with
     vocalist Sybil. After producer Marshall Jefferson saw his
     show, he recruited Rogers to sing the vocals on a song he'd
     written titled "Someday." The song did well enough for Rogers
     to land his own deal. His 1989 LP Forever was well received by
     dance audiences, and he followed it in 1991 with Never Give
     Up.

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