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Individually (Can I Be Me?)

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Rachelle Ferrell

Label: Capitol Records
Released: 2001
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Track Listing

Individuality (Can I Be Me?); Sista; Will You Remember Me?; I Forgive You; I Gotta Go; Why You Wanna Mess It All Up?; Gaia; Run To Me; Reflections of My Heart; Satisfied; I Can Explain.

Personnel

Rachelle Ferrell
Rachelle Ferrell

voice / vocals

Additional Personnel / Information

Rachelle Ferrell- vocal, piano, Roland A-90, morpheus; George Duke- keyboards, keyboard bass, guitars, drum programming; Jef Lee Johnson- guitars, keyboards, bass; Byron Miller- bass; Lil


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