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Since then, Jeremy released his debut smash single "The Right Kind of Love," from the Gold Beverly Hills 90210 soundtrack. This helped to launch his singing career with two more smash singles from Jeremy's album Try My Love. His album sold more than 400,000 copies across the world.
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