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THREE STRIPES

THREE STRIPES

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Liner Note Author: Ronnie DeVoe . Recording information: 916 Music Studio; Devine Mill Studio; Forge Recording; Hot Beats Studio; Nu Shoez Studios; Studio At The Palms; Studio Crib Zeno, Atlanta; The Lab. Photographers: D-Nice; Dewayne Rogers. Released the week BET aired the three-part mini-series The New Edition Story, Three Stripes is the first album from New Edition spin-off Bell Biv DeVoe in over 15 years. Featuring productions from Erick Sermon, Kay Gee, Battlecat, and Carvin & Ivan, it's highlighted by a sweet ballad in the form of the SWV collaboration "Finally," and a sparkling disco-funk pleader, "One More Try," with Boyz II Men. ~ Andy Kellman
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