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  1. 32 Flavors
  2. A Chance With You
  3. Blame It On Me
  4. Bye Bye
  5. Can't Find My Way Home
  6. Carry On
  7. Crazy
  8. Create
  9. Desert Rose (Higher Than A Lover)
  10. Easy To Love
  11. Free
  12. God of Love
  13. Got This Far
  14. How Many of Us Have 'em (Friends)
  15. I Don't Care (Lonesome Road)
  16. I Want You
  17. Jaded (Goodbye)
  18. Letter
  19. Love And Pride
  20. Lullaby
  21. Murder
  22. Nice Time
  23. One Day
  24. Rest of Yesterday
  25. Right There
  26. Round & Around
  27. Save The Day
  28. Stay
  29. The Benefit
  30. The Reaper
  31. The Weight Of The World
  32. Turtle
  33. Under the Rainbow
  34. Vision
  35. When You Become King
  36. Wide Open

Alana Schofield Davis (born May 6, 1974) is an American singer-songwriter. Her father, Walter Davis Jr., was an African-American pianist who played alongside such jazz greats as Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. A record deal with Elektra Records produced Davis' first two albums; Blame It on Me, which was chosen as one of Time's five best albums of 1997, and 2001's Fortune Cookies, which featured production by The Neptunes and Ed Tuton. She released videos of the songs "32 Flavors" and "Crazy." Davis achieved a radio hit with the single "32 Flavors" from her debut album. The song is a cover version of a track written and previously recorded by Ani DiFranco. Blame It on Me stayed on the Billboard Top 200 for seven weeks, peaking at No. 157 in February 1998 and reaching sales of over 240,000 in the United States. "Murder", also from Blame It on Me, was sampled on Jay-Z's Vol. 3... Life and Times of S. Carter. After a guest appearance on the 1999 soundtrack to The Mod Squad, Davis left Elektra and signed a single deal with SME Records. She released the single "Carry On" on this label, and the song was featured in a Super Bowl commercial for Sony Electronics. Tired of major record labels, Davis went independent in 2005 and formed her own label, Tigress Records. She released a third album, Surrender Dorothy, on this label, which featured the single "Wide Open." In 2006, Davis toured with Thievery Corporation for a couple of dates as a guest vocalist. In July 2017, Davis played 2 shows, one in Rochester, New York, and one in New York City. In May 2018, Davis released her long-awaited 4th studio album, Love Again.

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