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  • Lionel Richie
    Lionel Richie
    / Solo career success, We Are the World, and musical collaborations

    …recorded his next studio album, Louder than Words (1996), a stylistically updated blend of gentle jazz, R&B, and hip-hop. Although a success by market standards, the album was greeted with less enthusiasm than Richie’s earlier works. For the next 15 years, response to his albums was generally lukewarm.

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    …recorded his next studio album, Louder than Words (1996), a stylistically updated blend of gentle jazz, R&B, and hip-hop. Although a success by market standards, the album was greeted with less enthusiasm than Richie’s earlier works. For the next 15 years, response to his albums was generally lukewarm.

    Read More