A much needed Black Music thread.
- Thread starter Insidious Von
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X ..dont get me started about Candi
her sessions at Fame turned out some of the greatest Soul Music imaginable............Southern Soul lives forever.....at least in my heart , mind and soul
personally, i have 2 Candi CD,s and at least 10/12 singles
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truly magnificent..................good God Almighty
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one more...and make no mistake ...that,s just the tip of the iceberg
Ogi, I know you have posted this song before, but I had to repost it because it's one of my top 10 disco songs...
This is some soulful hip hop right here.
Title: Still Dreaming
Artist: Nas feat. Kanye West & Chrisette Michele
Album: Hip Hop is Dead
Release year: 2006
Producer: Kanye West
Title: Still Dreaming
Artist: Nas feat. Kanye West & Chrisette Michele
Album: Hip Hop is Dead
Release year: 2006
Producer: Kanye West
The more I listen of Alicia Myers, the more I like. What a silky voice.
"If You Play Your Cards Right"
"If You Play Your Cards Right"
What a jam. The Stylistics were essential Philly soul.
"Hurry Up This Way Again"
Sampled by Ski for Jay-Z's debut LP
"Politics as Usual"
"Hurry Up This Way Again"
Sampled by Ski for Jay-Z's debut LP
"Politics as Usual"
"Exhibit C" by Jay Electronica. Produced by Just Blaze
The sample:
"Cross My Heart" by Billy Stewart
The sample:
"Cross My Heart" by Billy Stewart
I've heard this played a few times now on The Groove. Nice upbeat number from Niecy
"I've Got the Next Dance"
This one features bass from Mike Porcaro, keyboards from David Foster and guitars from Ray Parker Jr. and Steve Lukather (Toto)
"I've Got the Next Dance"
This one features bass from Mike Porcaro, keyboards from David Foster and guitars from Ray Parker Jr. and Steve Lukather (Toto)
Not sure who played bass on this joint, but it slaps. From one of my favorite 90's R&B albums Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite.
"Sumthin' Sumthin"
"Sumthin' Sumthin"
I friggin' love this song yet her discography is just so strong it doesn't even crack my top 10. To think that she wasn't even the most talented member of her family is truly mind boggling.
"Anytime Anyplace" from the LP janet (1993)
"Anytime Anyplace" from the LP janet (1993)
i posted Got TO Make A Comeback by Eddie Floyd, some pages back..and it would be included in my fav50 of all time
i have a couple of Robert Cray CD,s , but until yesterday i didnt know he covered the ED song....Bluesy Soul right here
starts off slow and quiet...builds up to soulful heart felt gut bucket soul...alot of Otis Redding ballads are done that way as well....slow, then a crescendo of emotion, feelings, and downright Soullllllllllllllllllllllll...im a grown man, but not too pround to say that this song gets me every effing time i hear it
haven't heard this one in what feels like forever, thanks for reminding me about it
