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  Duffy, 'Endlessly' (Mercury)

  December 7, 2010 – For folks predisposed to sniffing out corporate trickery, Duffy's 2008 debut, Rockferry, was suspect from the start. Materializing after Amy Winehouse's very public collapse, Duffy's take on the same fuzzy American soul mined by Winehouse seemed laboratory-born and engineered for easy consumption. …
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  New Albums from Daft Punk, Duffy + More!

  December 7, 2010 – Here's our take on the best and worst albums available online and in record stores today: Daft Punk, Tron: Legacy Original Motion Picture SoundtrackNew Tron Dance: Gallic man-machine goes symphonic with Hollywood help. Read Review Duffy, EndlesslyEmbracing more of her natural quirks, the Welsh songstress continues to evolve into a singular soul sister. …
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  The 27 Winter Albums That Matter Most

  November 29, 2010 –  …
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  New Album from Duffy Due in November

  September 16, 2010 – Grammy-winning Welsh soul singer Duffy, who sold 6.5 million copies of her 2008 debut, Rockferry, will return with her sophomore album, Endlessly, this November. The album is set for a Nov. …
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  SPIN.com's Best of the Week

  February 21, 2009 – The music world was full of fighting this past week: Kanye West and Chairlift released dueling videos, Suge Knight got roughed by Akon's manager, the Brits Awards dissed Coldplay, and Lily Allen fought, well, everybody. …
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  Stars Sing to Save Children's Lives

  February 19, 2009 – Next Tuesday, War Child International will release Heroes, a compilation of younger artists (Beck, Duffy, TV on the Radio) covering songs by superstars (Bob Dylan, the Ramones, David Bowie), with the proceeds going to aid children in war-torn countries like Afghanistan and Sudan. For music fans looking to do good, it's a worthy way to spend $10. …
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  Video: Duffy, Kings of Leon Win, Coldplay Snubbed at Brit Awards

  February 19, 2009 – Sorry, Coldplay: The Brit Awards are just not that into you. Although the English rockers scored three Grammys earlier this month, they walked away empty-handed at last night's Brit Awards ceremony in London, despite being nominated for four statues, including Best British Group and Best Album. Pop-soul songstress Duffy was the night's big winner, taking home trophies for Best Album, Best British Female Solo Artist, and Best British B …
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  Beck, Lily Allen, TV on the Radio Cover Rock Legends

  January 12, 2009 – File this one under "awesome idea combined with a great cause." The War Child International charity, which provides aid to children in war-torn countries like Iraq and Afghanistan, recently asked 16 legendary musicians, including Bob Dylan, David Bowie, and Bruce Springsteen, to choose a song from their catalogue and a contemporary artist to reinterpret the tune. …
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  10 Thoughts About the Grammys

  December 4, 2008 – 1. Interesting that the two acts with the most nominations are Lil Wayne, with eight, and Coldplay, with seven. Besides the obvious contrasts (white vs. black, rap vs. rock, English Vs. American), Coldplay and Wayne represent wildly divergent approaches to stardom. Coldplay still operate under the album-as-event paradigm, taking years between releases, carefully doling out interviews, hitting the stadiums. …
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  Duffy Unveils U.S. Tour, Plus Dates With Coldplay

  August 21, 2008 – Who? Welsh siren and SPIN cover belle Duffy, who exploded onto the international scene with the brass pipes and retro vibe of her debut album, Rockferry, which has sold over three million copies worldwide. What? A 13-date outing featuring both headlining gigs and sets opening for Brit heavyweights Coldplay. Hot on the heels of numerous festival performances, Duffy will kick off the tour Oct. …
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