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Rod Stewart: Soulbook
American songbook champ digs deep into the world of soul music on sixth volume
Marques Houston: Mr. Houston
Mr. Houston gives former Immature singer more sexual ooze, but far too many vocal personalities invade set
Israel Houghton: Love God, Love People: The London Sessions
A legendary studio, even-higher expectations and a credible list of coworkers aren't able to give the singer/songwriting worship leader the strength to surpass the greatness of his previous record
Sheryl Crow: 100 Miles From Memphis
Although her latest work doesn't allow her access to a particular Memphis studio, the pop-country star has no problem recreating the Southern bluesy soul
Kem: Intimacy: Album III
Romantic soul singer continues to give the people what they want, but more is to be expected by now
Fantasia: Back to Me
Idol's third studio LP may be her best balanced project to date, but the gloomy forecast surrounding her personal life and not having enough standouts easily sifts the sting from the album's bite
