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spawned the #1 singles "Rush, Rush" (Abdul's first hit ballad) and "The Promise of a New Day," "Blowing Kisses in the Wind" (#6, 1991), "Vibeology" (#16, 1992), and "Will You Marry Me" (#19,1992). But legal troubles ensued when Yvette Marine, credited as a backup singer on Forever Your Girl, sued Virgin, alleging that her voice had been overdubbed on some of the album's lead vocals. Read the first page
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