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Jelly Roll's path to pardon clears as Tennessee parole board weighs in
A Tennessee parole board recommended a pardon for country music star Jelly Roll this week. Following a clemency hearing for the singer -- whose real name is Jason DeFord -- in Nashville on Tuesday, the Tennessee Board of Parole recommended that his criminal record, including a past conviction of robbery, be cleared.
Jelly Roll continues to do what's been working for him when it comes to losing weight. On the Thursday, April 24, episode of ...
With its one-year anniversary approaching, Shaboozey has revisited his album, Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going. One of ...
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Shaboozey + Jelly Roll’s ‘Amen’ Is a Plea for Mercy [Listen]Shaboozey and Jelly Roll 's "Amen" is a collaboration that feels long, long overdue. The two country artists have joined ...
Shaboozey and Jelly Roll have recorded "Amen," a new song for the re-release of Shaboozey's 'Where I've been, Isn't Where I'm Going' album.
The Tennessee Board of Parole has recommended a pardon for country music singer Jelly Roll. According to the Associated Press, the board issued a nonbinding recommendation unanimously after a ...
Jelly Roll has gotten one step closer to receiving a full pardon for his previous convictions. The Tennessee Board of Parole officially recommended the 40-year-old musician receive a full pardon ...
Jelly Roll may soon see his criminal record cleared. On April 22, the Tennessee Board of Parole recommended a pardon for the 40-year-old, formerly oft-incarcerated performer. The final decision ...
In ‘Amen’, Shaboozey and Jelly Roll sing about feeling lost and in need of some divine assistance. “Somebody say a prayer for me / Cause the pills ran out and I still can’t sleep,” the pair sing in ...
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