The shows featured Young and Hudson in sketches interspersed with musical and dance numbers.

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The cover featured Young kissing the "crystal football" national championship trophy.

There is an official remix to the song, featuring Matthew Santos, Young Jeezy & T.I..

The track features artists Usher, Young Jeezy, Rick Ross and Drake.

The show featured Young performing a collection of new tracks from Echoes as well as a number of his biggest hits.

That program, besides featuring standards like "As Time Goes By" and "Young at Heart," included relatively recent songs by Stevie Wonder and Ivan Lins.

Aurra started off in 1980 as an offshoot of the R&B-funk band Slave, which featured Jones, Young, Charles Carter, and Buddy Hankerson.

It was one of the first singles to feature Horton and Young in co-leads.

It also featured three charting singles: "Children's Story", "Hey Young World", and "Teenage Love".

The shows featured Young and Hudson in sketches interspersed with musical and dance numbers.

The cover featured Young kissing the "crystal football" national championship trophy.

There is an official remix to the song, featuring Matthew Santos, Young Jeezy & T.I..

The track features artists Usher, Young Jeezy, Rick Ross and Drake.

The show featured Young performing a collection of new tracks from Echoes as well as a number of his biggest hits.

That program, besides featuring standards like "As Time Goes By" and "Young at Heart," included relatively recent songs by Stevie Wonder and Ivan Lins.

The album features Young's single, "Addicted", which landed on number 77 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart.

Aurra started off in 1980 as an offshoot of the R&B-funk band Slave, which featured Jones, Young, Charles Carter, and Buddy Hankerson.

It was one of the first singles to feature Horton and Young in co-leads.

It also featured three charting singles: "Children's Story", "Hey Young World", and "Teenage Love".