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Mary J. Blige - Live in Los Angeles (2004)
A live performance from Mary J. Blige, filmed at the Los Angeles Amphitheatre on 8th May 2004, in front of over 5000 fans. Mary performs songs including 'No More Drama', 'Family Affair' and 'What's the 411?'
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A live performance from Mary J. Blige, filmed at the Los Angeles Amphitheatre on 8th May 2004, in front of over 5000 fans. Mary performs songs including 'No More Drama', 'Family Affair' and 'What's the 411?'
Rating:NR
Genre:Music
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In Theaters:10/5/2004
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Sanctuary Records
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