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Monica
The Boy Is Mine
List Price $16.97
Add to Cart $11.88

Sound Clips:
1. Street Symphony
2. The Boy Is Mine
3. Ring Da Bell


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The songs on The Boy Is Mine recall past hip-hop songbirds like Mary J. Blige and adult-contemporary sirens like Toni Braxton. Starting with the baroque strings of "Street Symphony" and continuing with the sweet "Angel of Mine" and the disco-ish " 'Cross the Room," Monica uses her honey-dipped, church-worthy voice to lift her radio-friendly tunes to a higher plane. Monica is also featured in CDnow's current Diva special.
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Still Crazy After All These Years
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Sound Clips:
1. Still Crazy Aft
2. My Little Town
3. I Do It For You

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Still Crazy After all These Years, one of Paul Simon's finest solo works, earned him a GRAMMY Award for Album of the Year in 1975. From the confessional nature of the lamenting acoustic title track to the warm pop of "My Little Town" to the rhythmic rhyme of "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover," Simon proved that honesty is indeed the best policy. At least it was for the judges back in 1975. Steve Baltin


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