Live from Philadelphia [CD] John Legend

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  • Release Date: 06/03/2008
  • Sales Rank: 4,482
  • Label: SONY/BMG INT'L
  • UPC: 886972862026

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Live from Philadelphia [CD]

1LISTENDo You Wanna Ride 1:53
2LISTENHeaven 3:32
3LISTENStereo 4:05
4LISTENLet's Get Lifted 2:46
5LISTENAlright 2:45
6LISTENNumber One 2:51
7LISTENSave Room 4:04
8LISTENWhere Is the Love / Corinne Bailey Rae 3:26
9LISTENI Can Change 3:13
10LISTENI Want You (She's So Heavy) 2:58
11LISTENSlow Dance 5:05
12LISTENDance to the Music 3:48
13LISTENAgain 4:15
14LISTENP.D.A. (We Just Don't Care)/Feel Like Makin' Love (Medley) [Medle 5:58
15LISTENUsed to Love U 3:59
16LISTENOrdinary People 5:03
17LISTENComing Home 5:23
18LISTENShow Me 5:28
19LISTENSo High 7:37

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In the U.S., the CD and CD/DVD versions of Live from Philadelphia were Target exclusives, though the DVD-only version was available elsewhere. The recording offers a fairly even balance between John Legend's studio albums to that point -- 2004's Get Lifted and 2006's Save Room -- and there's the high level of showmanship for which Legend has become known. He did, after all, pay some major dues as a performer prior to signing with a major. Legend's voice is a little rough, though it's really no hindrance, unless you can tolerate nothing short of precision. Some fun curve balls are thrown into the set, like a cover of Sly & the Family Stone's "Dance to the Music" and the clever incorporation of the Blackbyrds' "Rock Creek Park" within "P.D.A. (We Just Don't Care)," which fits both musically and thematically. A take on the Beatles' "I Want You (She's So Heavy)," however, is more like a temporary derailment. Andy Kellman, All Music Guide

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