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Release Date: Mar 19, 2002; Lead Performance: Glenn Lewis
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It's both a bragging point and an albatross for a new singer to sound like a great one from the past. So either envy or pity Lewis for his amazing simulation of Stevie Wonder. Things tip to the negative side once you hear Lewis' material. It's modern R&B at its most conformist. If his record company can't sell him on his stunning looks, at least Lewis can always win a Wonder karaoke contest hands down.
Posted Mar 22, 2002
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