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Track Listings
| 1. Carlito Marron |
| 2. Cumbiamora |
| 3. Aganju |
| 4. I Wanna Lu |
| 5. Baby Groove |
| 6. Ifa De Copancabana |
| 7. Clima Quente |
| 8. Juras De Samba |
| 9. Talavera |
| 10. My Honey |
| 11. Yaba |
| 12. Conga E Bongo |
| 13. Ala A A |
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Although Clay Aiken was the first of the AMERICAN IDOL second-year finalists out of the gate with his MEASURE OF A MAN album, winner Ruben Studdard subsequently presented his full-length debut with the appropriately named SOULFUL. Displaying a genuine love of R&B and soul, Studdard follows in the footsteps of his hero, Luther Vandross, on this charming set of songs.
Studdard starts off, oddly enough, by apologising on the pleading slow jam "Sorry 2004". With the following"No Ruben", Studdard offers up his take on the "keeping-it-real" tune (a la Jennifer Lopez's "Jenny from the Block"), where he thanks everyone from the people at his local barbershop to the "brothers at the laundromat for the covers". No stranger to classic cover songs, Studdard also croons the Bee-Gees' "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" and the time-honoured standard "For All We Know". Elsewhere, he reminds everyone that "material things come and go" on the synth- and beat-driven "Take the Shot", once again proving that this AMERICAN IDOL winner has his heart in the right place.
Although Clay Aiken was the first of the AMERICAN IDOL second-year finalists out of the gate with his MEASURE OF A MAN album, winner Ruben Studdard subsequently presented his full-length debut with the appropriately named SOULFUL. Displaying a genuine love of R&B and soul, Studdard follows in the footsteps of his hero, Luther Vandross, on this charming set of songs.
Studdard starts off, oddly enough, by apologising on the pleading slow jam "Sorry 2004". With the following"No Ruben", Studdard offers up his take on the "keeping-it-real" tune (a la Jennifer Lopez's "Jenny from the Block"), where he thanks everyone from the people at his local barbershop to the "brothers at the laundromat for the covers". No stranger to classic cover songs, Studdard also croons the Bee-Gees' "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" and the time-honoured standard "For All We Know". Elsewhere, he reminds everyone that "material things come and go" on the synth- and beat-driven "Take the Shot", once again proving that this AMERICAN IDOL winner has his heart in the right place.
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