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Part of Universal's PLAYLIST YOUR WAY SERIES, this edition collects 12 classic tracks from Diana Ross that span the iconic diva's career. Packaged with a digital download, this unique compilation allows fans to add up to six extra tracks and/or a full-length Diana Ross album and access to a 15-minute biographical podcast. Diana Ross Playlist Your Way Songs Playlist Your Way Review
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Track Listing of songs: Tribal Message; Airegin; All The Things You Are; Are You Real?; Autumn Leaves; Bags Groove; Bean And The Boys; Blue Lights; Bohemia After Dark; Brilliant Corners; Caravan; Cherokee; Con Alma; Daahoud; Dat Dere; Dig; Django; Donna Lee; Doxy; Easy Living; Easy To Love; Embraceable You; Five Spot After Dark; For Minors Only; Four; Fried Bananas Dexter Gordon; Golden Earrings; Good ...
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Young MC wasn't given props at the time and he wasn't respected in the years following the release of his debut Stone Cold Rhymin', largely because he worked entirely in the pop-rap/crossover vein. All the same, that's what's great about his debut, since it's exceptionally clever and effective, a wonderful combination of deft rhymes and skillful production. And there's no discounting Matt Dike, Michael Ross, the Dust Brothers, and engineer Mario Caldato, Jr. (the latter two names are members of the Beastie Boys' inner circle), who make this record easily accessible, without a trace of guilt, even if it does sample from familiar sources. And, really, Young MC is a gifted rapper, spinning out rhymes with a deft touch and turning out rhymes much more clever than they should be. Yes, Stone Cold Rhymin' is a product of its time, particularly in its sound and lyrical references, but divorced from the Bush era, it comes off as one of the catchiest, friendliest pop-rap records and it's still an infectious party record years after its release. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Young MC wasn't given props at the time and he wasn't respected in the years following the release of his debut Stone Cold Rhymin', largely because he worked entirely in the pop-rap/crossover vein. All the same, that's what's great about his debut, since it's exceptionally clever and effective, a wonderful combination of deft ...
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