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Roberta Flack did not write Killing Me Softly. There is some dispute about who did. Two music industry veterans were involved: composer Charles Fox (who also wrote a lot of TV theme songs, including ...

Flack’s music was introduced to a new generation thanks to the Fugees and Lauryn Hill, whose cover of “Killing Me Softly with ...

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NEW YORK (AP) — A public memorial service bursting with music, including planned performances by Stevie Wonder and a surprise one by Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean of the Fugees, celebrated the ...

As SXSW celebrates its 37th anniversary, it's safe to say that, for better or worse, it introduced Austin to the wider world, ...

In the mid-90s, Flack received new attention after the Fugees recorded a Grammy-winning cover of “Killing Me Softly,” which ...

Flack became the first artist to win consecutive Grammys for best record with this one. The song would win again in the ‘90s, when hip-hop trio the Fugees’ would offer their masterful take on Flack's ...

The performance was followed by Pearl Jam’s ’90s anthem “Corduroy ... Roll (“Last Dance With Mary Jane”) and a two-thirds Fugees reunion with Lauryn Hill. The evening concluded ...