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Even with consideration given to this technical glitch, the sound quality was quite agreeable and the songs enjoyable. The voices of the performers were strong and reflected each individual characters well, particularly Frances A Jones (Queenie) and Jean Michelle Grier (Julie Laverne)...
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The voices of the performers were strong and reflected each individual characters well, particularly Frances A Jones (Queenie) and Jean Michelle Grier (Julie Laverne). Although I am not fond of such musical styles, Phillip Lamar Boykin (Joe) captured my attention with his presentation of Ol' Man River...
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