Thoughts: I was shocked to find this video of an AOL/Black Voices performance of an unlikely duo. I guess pigs flew at one point in time because this came out of nowhere. Not saying that these two artists ever had a disagreement, but I was just stunned. Lyfe Jennings and Lionel Richie were recorded singing one of Richie’s hits, Easy. Jennings started a bit light but seemed to warm up towards the end. The music almost over powered him but he was able to slightly take back the power. Nice duet overall by two strong performers.
Artist(s): Lionel Richie (ft. Lyfe Jennings)
Title: Easy (live)
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