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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Shaw began singing in ] church at the age of three, having been raised in a deeply religious household. Shaw won a spot in a gospel musical at ], and in 1998 he dropped out of college to take part in ]'s play ''I Know I've Been Changed''. At the end of the play's run he began doing ] covers in New York, joining the group ] in 2004. He recorded a demo in 2006, and won the ear of ], who released his debut album in 2007. The album mixes new material with covers of songs by ], ], and ].		Shaw began singing in ] church at the age of three, having been raised in a deeply religious household. Shaw won a spot in a gospel musical at ], and in 1998 he dropped out of college to take part in ]'s play '']''. At the end of the play's run he began doing ] covers in New York, joining the group ] in 2004. He recorded a demo in 2006, and won the ear of ], who released his debut album in 2007. The album mixes new material with covers of songs by ], ], and ].

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Ryan Shaw

Musical artist

Ryan Shaw is a soul musician from Georgia, USA.

Shaw began singing in Pentecostal church at the age of three, having been raised in a deeply religious household. Shaw won a spot in a gospel musical at Georgia State University, and in 1998 he dropped out of college to take part in Tyler Perry's play I Know I've Been Changed. At the end of the play's run he began doing Motown covers in New York, joining the group Fabulous Soul Shakers in 2004. He recorded a demo in 2006, and won the ear of Columbia Records, who released his debut album in 2007. The album mixes new material with covers of songs by Wilson Pickett, Bobby Womack, and Jackie Wilson.