John Legend on XM Satellite Radio
Thursday, October 26, 2006 at 5:26 PM
Tags: 2, XM
Are you an XM subscriber, yet jealous that the Sirius folks got to hear John Legend live the other day? Well turn that frown upside down, because you'll now be able to catch John Legend’s live performance on XM’s The City (ch 67) starting this Saturday (October 28th) at 4pm ET. Encore broadcasts can be found after the jump. Lisa (aka Sexy Chocolate) hosted this special event straight from the Penthouse in The City, where she prepared John Legend's favorite meal-fried chicken and mac-n-cheese, and wheeled out a Baby Grand for him to serenade all her friends.
If you haven't picked up his new CD "Once Again," you can hear a sneak peak of songs from the album performed live as well. Legend will share what started it all, which songs were the most difficult to write and even unearth what he finds to be sexy. Grrr.
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