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The indie label that can...and does

4:07 PM Thu, Sep 27, 2007 |  | 
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New Jersey's Shanachie Records, the cool little indie label that continues to expand its stylistic scope, released three CDs Tuesday: influential country crooner Gene Watson's In a Perfect World; former Sounds of Blackness vocalist Ann Nesby's This Is Love; and the Three Tenors of Soul's All the Way From Philadelphia. That trio of creamy R&B singers is Russell Thompkins Jr. of the Stylistics, William 'Poogie' Hart of the Delfonics and Ted 'Wizard' Mills of Blue Magic. What a diverse array of music in just three releases. That's Shanachie for ya!

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