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Boyz II Men - Motown, A Journey Through Hitsville USA Live (2008)
Recorded during their 2008 World Tour at The House Of Blues/Atlantic City on July 17, 2008 this live show is wall to wall hits featuring the Motown classics The Track Of My Tears, Just My Imagination (Running Away From Me), Mercy Mercy Me, War, It s The Same Old Song, and more...in addition to the Boyz II Men hits I ll Make Love To You, Motownphilly, End Of The Road, (featuring a guest appearance from Brian McKnight).
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Recorded during their 2008 World Tour at The House Of Blues/Atlantic City on July 17, 2008 this live show is wall to wall hits featuring the Motown classics The Track Of My Tears, Just My Imagination (Running Away From Me), Mercy Mercy Me, War, It s The Same Old Song, and more...in addition to the Boyz II Men hits I ll Make Love To You, Motownphilly, End Of The Road, (featuring a guest appearance from Brian McKnight).
Rating:NR
Genre:Music
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In Theaters:12/9/2008
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Runtime:60 minutes
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