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- ↑ Musicmight Xavion
- ↑ New York Daily News Wednesday, November 2, 2011 Dexter Haygood, former ‘X Factor’ contestant, says he struck deal with show producers to leave, wasn’t voted off by The Associated Press
- ↑ Soul Train February 11, 2016 The ‘80s: Xavion’s ‘Burnin’ Hot’
- ↑ MP3.com Xavion, Biography
- ↑ MTV News 10/26/2011 ‘X Factor’ Castoffs Dexter Haygood, Phillip Lomax Open Up by Jim Cantiello
- ↑ 45Cat Xavion - Discography
- ↑ Billboard October 20, 1984 Page 32 Video Music, TV Programming, Medium Rotation
- ↑ Billboard December 1, 1984 Page 75 Bubbling Under, The Top 200 Albums
- ↑ Billboard January 25, 1985 Page 4 E/A Staffers Carried Away by Xavion
- ↑ Pop Crush October 30, 2011 Dexter Haygood Reforms ’80s Band Xavion Following ‘X Factor’ Elimination by Amy Sciarretto
- ↑ TMZ 10/28/2011 'X Factor' Unintentional Reuniter of Sweaty '80s Glam Band
- ↑ Resource Entertainment Group Entertainers > Dexter Haygood
- ↑ Music Brainz Burnin' Hot ~ Release by Xavion
- ↑ Discogs Xavion – Eat Your Heart Out
- ↑ Discogs Xavion – Eat Your Heart Out, Vinyl, 12", Promo
- ↑ Discogs Xavion – Get Me Hot
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