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Album: Sweet Soul Music
Artist: The Chi-Lites
Release Date: 11/2/1995

Sweet Soul Music is a two-fer without the title. These 15 songs originally made up the Chi-Lites' two 20th Century Fox albums: Heavenly Body (1980) and Me & You (1981). A down period, the only song that made a significant chart showing was the herky-jerky, hiccupping "Hot on a Thing (Called... [+] Expand

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Artist: Aretha Franklin

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Artist: Sylvia

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Artist: Bunny Sigler

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