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For Sade's first Twin Cities appearance in 10 years, don't expect dancers, pyrotechnics and a big production. The goddess of makeout music will emphasize the special effects that her seductive music has on lovers, not the bells and whistles of today's other arena divas. The exotic, smooth operator from England will offer material from all six of her studio albums, including last year's Grammy-winning "Soldier of Love." Opening is Grammy-grabbing piano man John Legend, another smooth operator who is definitely more dynamic than Sade.
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