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Columbia Records: 2009 Soul Train Award Winners

>> Wednesday, November 4, 2009

CONGRATULATIONS TO COLUMBIA RECORDS ARTISTS
WINNERS AT THE 2009 SOUL TRAIN AWARDS!
BEYONCÉ
Best R&B/Soul Artist Female
Song of the Year "Single Ladies"
Album of the Year
MAXWELL
Best R&B/Soul Artist Male
MARY MARY
Best Gospel Performance
The 2009 Soul Train Awards premiere on Sunday, November 29th at 9pm et/pt on BET and Centric



(courtesy of Columbia Records Digital Media)

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