Kenny Loggins Reveals Why Huey Lewis Replaced Prince On 'We Are the World'

Tuesday, 16 April 2024
'80s hitmaker Kenny Loggins is peeling back another layer on the legendary recording of "We Are the World" -- revealing how he scored his pal Huey Lewis a solo when Prince bowed out. Kenny spilled the tea on a recent episode of Huey Lewis' Apple…

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