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Raphael Saadiq - Stone Rollin'

10 March 2011

Earlier this year-Grammy Awards winning singer, songwriter and show producer Raphael Saadiq announced the loss of his third solo album `Stone Rollin` on April 18th 2011 via Columbia Records.

Known for defying the confines of working within one genre, this standard bearer for "old school" R&

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