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Vondie Curtis-Hall
Vondie Curtis-Hall is a musician known for the song "Hold On." He released albums including "The Other Side of the Rainbow" in 2003, "The Day After Yesterday"...
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Vondie Curtis-Hall is a musician known for the song "Hold On." He released albums including "The Other Side of the Rainbow" in 2003, "The Day After Yesterday" in 2006, and "The Healing Power" in 2012.
He has worked with musicians like Ron Carter, Alvin Batiste, and Terence Blanchard. His music draws from different styles, with some songs leaning toward soulful ballads and others toward folk melodies.
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