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Bernard Benard[?]. They had brought him in to sing this song with me, which I had no clue what ever possessed them to think that that would work. There's such a big, big difference in the tonal qualities and all that. So that didn't work at all. That's how I found Daryl Coley, because that was - oh, I love his voice, and we mesh, we blend. And James Ingram and I are like - it's like, on fire. ...
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