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Music was a central part of Hill's childhood for she was raised on music of the 1960s. She was greatly influenced by the sound of Motown
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Hill's went on to join the hip-hop trio, The Fugees
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Hill went on to release her first solo album, "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
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At present, this album has sold nearly 20 million copies worldwide, making Lauryn Hill one of the most successful recording artists of our time. She has influenced a host of new young artists like Chrisette Michele![]()
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The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill This 1998 solo debut has garnered numerous awards and critical acclaim for Hill and those praises are well deserved. Songs like "Ex-Factor |
This wonderful soundtrack has some of the hottest artists in the world of R&B and hip-hop, including Maxwell |
Recorded nearly three years since her solo debut and released in 2002, Lauryn Hill took a huge departure from what became her signature sound and image to give us perhaps her most personal album to date. "Fantasy is what people want, but reality is what they need," she said during the Unplugged |
Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood Soundtrack This soundtrack has an eclectic group of reknown artists for an eclectic sound--blues, rock, jazz. Macy Gray |
Released in 1997, this wonderful soundtrack may have a hodgepodge of "who's who" in world of rock, hip-hop, R&B, and jazz, but somehow, each song compleements one another and serves as a great backdrop for the film. Hill's "The Sweetest Thing |
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This 1994 release is the debut album for the hip-hop trio, The Fugees |
The successful 1996 follow-up to their debut album has gone on to sell over 18 million copies worldwide, which quite possibly makes this the bestselling hip-hop album of all time. With covers of Roberta Flack |
Refugee Camp: Bootleg Versions Also released in 1996, this contains B-sides and alternate takes on some of the already classic Fugee songs including "Vocab |
Just in case your one of the rare few who don't already a single Fugees |
Emcee/Actor Common was going through many life changes on this album. Formerly known as "Common Sense |
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