Video: Melanie Fiona Performs “Give it to Me Right” on The Wendy Williams Show

September 15, 2009 By GreasyGuide 1 Comment

Check out ‘Rising Icon’ Melanie Fiona performing her hit single “Give
it to Me Right” yesterday on The Wendy Williams Show.

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Loving Melanie Fiona is a little too easy. She's easygoing. She's straight-up. And she sings a little bit reggae, a little bit blues, and a little bit pop - a perfect mix for the last days of summer fun. I love her very much!

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