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Celebrating the cultural phenomenon of STL’s own Nelly as debut album turns 20 | New Pittsburgh Courier

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And we still country by Vango Jones, For The St. Louis American “You can find me in St. Louis rolling on dubs.” Those were the first words Nelly uttered in the first verse of his debut single, “Country Grammar.” It was a proud proclamation of where he was from and a pairing that would soon Continued

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