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Where's the citation to back this claim - I can only find...
Producers : Ike Turner, Ike Turner Jr. Assistant Producer: Roger Nemour.
Recorded at: Ritesonian Studio, Sun Valley, CA; Track Studio, Ventura, CA; QLA Studio, Hollywood, CA; Bombeat Studio, San Diego, CA; Signature Sound Studio, San Diego, CA. Mastered by Phil Magnotti, in April 2006. Executive producers: Roger Davidson & Joachim Becker, Becker Davidson Entertainment L.L.C."
But in other places I can find a mention of him being a triple grammy winning producer.
This needs clarification and citations or it brings into question the notability of the subject and the credibility of the entire article. Mfield ( talk) 19:00, 28 June 2008 (UTC)
I just confused myself silly trying to disambiguate the references to "Soul Food" and "Vanessa Williams". Soul Food has been used as a title for both a television series and a film, with Vanessa L. Williams appearing in the film and Vanessa A. Williams having a role in the tv series. Any help here is greatly appreciated. Cheers - Rejectwater ( talk) 00:44, 28 July 2008 (UTC)
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Where's the citation to back this claim - I can only find...
Producers : Ike Turner, Ike Turner Jr. Assistant Producer: Roger Nemour.
Recorded at: Ritesonian Studio, Sun Valley, CA; Track Studio, Ventura, CA; QLA Studio, Hollywood, CA; Bombeat Studio, San Diego, CA; Signature Sound Studio, San Diego, CA. Mastered by Phil Magnotti, in April 2006. Executive producers: Roger Davidson & Joachim Becker, Becker Davidson Entertainment L.L.C."
But in other places I can find a mention of him being a triple grammy winning producer.
This needs clarification and citations or it brings into question the notability of the subject and the credibility of the entire article. Mfield ( talk) 19:00, 28 June 2008 (UTC)
I just confused myself silly trying to disambiguate the references to "Soul Food" and "Vanessa Williams". Soul Food has been used as a title for both a television series and a film, with Vanessa L. Williams appearing in the film and Vanessa A. Williams having a role in the tv series. Any help here is greatly appreciated. Cheers - Rejectwater ( talk) 00:44, 28 July 2008 (UTC)