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Kelly Price comes to Dallas

Kelly Price comes to Dallas


Kelly Price performed her single “Healing” at The Potter House Church during the 11:30am service. Before Price began to sing, she talked about how the secular world does not sees the Christian world in a positive light. In addition, it is the church’s responsibility to act as if they are living a better life than the world. The audience sat in aw of silence as she belted out the lyrics with sincerity and deep vocals. “Healing” is a song that has an R & B sounds with an old gospel message. At the end of her performance, the audience gave her a standing ovation.

“This Is Who I Am”, is her first gospel album that has been # 1 on the Billboard
Gospel Album charts for the past two weeks. Price has also written a book called Inscriptions, as well.

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"The Return" of Ruben Studdard

CD Title: The Return is to be release on September 26, 2006
Artist: Ruben Studdard www.rubenstuddard.com
Record Label: J Records www.jrecords.com

Studdard performed in Dallas at the Wal-Mart National Convention with Gladys Knight, his back up singer said. August 27, he did not perform at Arlington’s Club Crystals but gave autograph photos to his female fans. On his upcoming The Return album, the "velvet-teddy-bear" produced the track "If Only For One Night”, a remake of the Brenda Russell song popularized by Luther Vandross. According to his website he also co-wrote, "I'm Not Happy," and "To Tha Crib."


Studdard performed on Fred Hammond’s upcoming album. Information of the upcoming album is not available.


The "Change Me" single, produced by The Underdogs, is in high rotation on local radio stations. "Change Me", is reminds me of "Sorry 2004" with same slow beats and sad lyrics. It, also, makes me wonder why would anybody want change the big-teddy-bear Studdard. After meeting Studdard at Crystal’s, he seems to be such a quiet and sweet teddy bear.



His album named The Return, because the American Idol winner wants his fans that he is returning to R&B from his gospel CD.



I look forward to hearing the rest of the songs on his album. I give the single * * * stars out of * * * * *.


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