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Innocent Records R&B four-piece Blue have recorded a cover of a former US number one as a possible second single. Although Too Close was a 1998 hit for Arista R&B act Next, it was never released in Europe. Innocent managing director Hugh Goldsmith says, "What we're doing with Blue has been done for years -- all the way back to The Temptations -- by putting four great voices with great songs and letting the public decide if they like it." Among the Blue tracks already receiving strong ...
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