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THE ORIGINAL RAP MASTER // Barry White comes back with more love unlimited
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A supersonic Concorde of sex and soul, the one and only Barry
White flies through the banquet door at Army & Lou's Award Winning
Restaurant on East 75th Street. Wearing a baggy midnight-black
jacket, matching slacks and a lavender shirt, the big guy smiles and
deci-bellows "hello."
The room shakes, the walls shiver and somewhere, beds salute.
Air Barry has arrived.
As one of soul music's most erotic songwriters and underrated
producers, White has charted a lusty fl...
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The Lazarus of Love; Barry White, the '70s Romancer, Resurrected in the '90s
The Washington Post
; It's not just sweet nothings that become sweet somethings when Barry White speaks them in a silken, irresistibly sensuous basso that is intensely profundo. For proof, David Letterman recently enlisted the R&B legend to read a Top 10 list, "Words That Sound Romantic When Spoken by Barry White":
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Barry White: the soul of love
The Boston Globe
; BARRY WHITE At: Harborlights, July 9 Barry White is moving across the Deep South on tour. With his renowned Love Unlimited Orchestra. It takes four buses and two semis to move White and his 50-piece orchestra across America. There's a chef and a kitchen, too. "I want my ship to sail right. Good
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Barry White, Velvet Voice Of Love
The Washington Post
; Women yearned for Barry White's crushed-velvet pillow talk, contained in a series of glorious '70s singles: "I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More Baby" . . . "Never Never Gonna Give You Up" . . . . "Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe" . . . "You're the First, the Last, My Everything" . . . "What
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A tribute to Barry White (1944-2003)
Michigan Chronicle
; Holsey, Steve Michigan Chronicle 07-15-2003 Barry White once recorded an album titled "The Man" and in many ways he was, indeed, "the man." Literally exploding on the music scene in the spring of 1973 with "I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More Baby," the rotund singer/producer/songwriter/conductor
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The Love Machine // Barry White Fills a Niche With Velvet-Smooth Songs
Chicago Sun-Times
; The weird thing about interviewing Barry White is picking up the phone, hearing that voice and realizing that he always talks like that. "What's on your mind?" he purrs in that low, slow and oh-so-cool bass voice. That's easy: "The Icon Is Love," White's new hit album. What does the title mean?
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