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* * Christopher Williams, “Changes,” Uptown/MCA. Through most of this teasingly sexy album, Williams flagrantly rips off Teddy Pendergrass’ classic romantic R&B; from the late ‘70s, occasionally working in some Marvin Gaye licks. But sometimes on these slow, steamy ballads, he slips out of his clone mode and lets originality shine through.
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