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| | Rolling Stone : Bobby Purify Gets Better |
 | | After veteran soul singer Bobby Purify lost his vision in 1998, he retreated to a dark room and darker thoughts about abandoning music. |
 | | But by the Eighties, the new duo had split, and Purify reverted to his given name for a gospel career, garnering a Grammy nomination for 1982's He Believes in Me. |
 | | Soon after, Purify ended up singing at a friend's party, and another guest, Bucky Lindsey, overheard his huge, unmistakable voice from another room. |
| www.rollingstone.com /news/story/7373796/bobby_purify_gets_better (448 words) |
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