Question: Which star was the first to be remembered in a tribute song in Dancing with the Stars' season 9?
About the article "Dancing with the Stars (U.S. TV series)", section "Tributes".

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On February 24, 2013, Jones was the first star announced to be on Season 16 of Dancing With the Stars.
He partnered with season 13 winner Karina Smirnoff.
They reached the finals but came in third place.  
Mazo appeared in the 1998 movie "Dance With Me".
Mazo turned professional shortly before producers of "Dancing with the Stars" began their search for dancers to star on the show.
Mazo won the first season of Dancing with the Stars with his partner, Kelly Monaco.
Mazo returned to the ballroom on March 19 for Season 4, this time partnered with former supermodel Paulina Porizkova, but were the first couple eliminated.
Despite being eliminated first, Paulina along with Shandi Finnessey (Who was eliminated the very next week) Both hold a higher average than a few celebrities who lasted longer than them.
Mazo appeared on the fifth season of "Dancing with the Stars".
Mazo and his partner, supermodel Josie Maran, were eliminated on September 26, 2007, after the first week of competition, making it the second time in a row he was eliminated first.
Mazo competed for the title with partner, Grammy Award-winning singer, Toni Braxton in Season 7 of "Dancing with the Stars".
After six dances, Braxton and Mazo became the fifth couple to be eliminated from the season.
In Season 9, Mazo was paired with Olympic swimmer, Natalie Coughlin.
They were the fifth couple to be eliminated despite relatively good scores and received a standing ovation from the crowd and judges. 
The "Philippine Idol" Top 6 performed the song as the opening number to the show's movie/musical themed performance night on November 19, 2006.
During the 7th season of "American Idol", the song was sung by the eight finalists during the "Idol Gives Back" special, which first aired April 9, 2008.
The song was performed at the end of the 1996 Democratic National Convention by the original Broadway cast.
On September 5, 1997, it was performed on Good Morning America as a tribute to Joan Lunden on her final day.
The song was used in the "Office" episode "Michael's Last Dundies", in which Andy Bernard leads most of the cast in serenading the soon-to-depart Michael Scott in a piano-backed version with altered lyrics.
On the last episode of "Live with Regis and Kelly", the off-Broadway cast of "Rent" performed a personalized version of the song in recognition of Regis Philbin's departure.
A variant of the song was also featured in a 2010 Macy's jewelry commercial that sparked heated online debates.
In Season 13 of the American Dancing With the Stars, Hope Solo & Maksim Chmerkovskiy danced a Rumba to Seasons of Love in Week 6 of competition during Broadway week.
The song was played during the funeral of the Philippines' King of Comedy Dolphy at the Heritage Park in Taguig City on July 15, 2012.
The song was covered on the third episode of the fifth season of "Glee", "The Quarterback", as a tribute to Cory Monteith and his character Finn Hudson. 
Television.
"Dancing with the Stars".
Fortuna participated in the fourth season of ABC's "Dancing with the Stars", the American version of the UK show "Strictly Come Dancing", with celebrity partner Shandi Finnessey, a former Miss Universe contestant.
The couple was the second to be voted off the competition on March 19, 2007.
Fortuna was a cast member of the "Dancing with the Stars" winter 2007-2008 tour. 
"Chin Check" is a single by N.W.A.
from the "Next Friday" soundtrack.
The song was also released on "The Best of N.W.A.
- The Strength of Street Knowledge" and as a bonus track on the "N.W.
A Greatest Hits" album.
The song is remembered for being a "reunion song" for N.W.A, as it was the first song they performed together since their split and a tribute to Eazy's memory.
It is also remembered for Ice Cube's pay of respect to his deceased bandmate, a verse where each member sings the lyric "Why the fuck not", and the disturbing introduction of the song that features a woman dialing 9-1-1 for help because four men have broken into her house, only to be violently shot (which is emphasized by what sounds like a shotgun blast).
"Chin Check" marked N.W.A's first and only single since 1991's "Alwayz into Somethin'", and their first collaboration with Ice Cube since he left the group in December 1989.