Album Spotlight: Erykah Badu - Live

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Erykah Baud released her "Live" album in November of 1997. It was released a mere nine months after her debut album, "Baduizm". The album contained the single "Tyrone" which later became a popular catchphrase.

"Live" featured many songs from "Baduizm" as well as some new songs including "Tyrone" and my personal favorite, "Ye Yo". There are also covers of Mary Jane Girls' "All Night Long" and Roy Ayers "Searching".

Many were surprised when Erykah Badu followed up her debut album with a live album. This wouldn't be the first or last time Erykah would surprise us. After her "Mama's Gun" album, she released the EP, "Worldwide Underground" which the singer expressed wasn't the proper follow up. That proper follow up would eventually arrive in the form of "New Amerkyah: New World Order".

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