A much needed Black Music thread.
- Thread starter Insidious Von
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The best Canadian MC of all time. This is from his debut LP 'Symphony in Effect' (1989). Maestro Fresh Wes
"The Mic's My Piece"
"The Mic's My Piece"
This is surreal. A fusion of jazz, afro, funk and soul.
Expansions - Lonnie Liston Smith (1975)
Expansions - Lonnie Liston Smith (1975)
Love Ronnie. Love this music thread. Love most of your posts in it, but not gonna take the bait on politics in this thread Ogi...
The actual Politics forum has more than enough hard left and hard right participants. Don't want them joining and corrupting this thread.
Being a semi regular in the political forum I would agree. Let's keep this thread about the music, something we can all agree upon. All that being said I respect ogi's political opinion and would happily debate him on that forum anytime.Love Ronnie. Love this music thread. Love most of your posts in it, but not gonna take the bait on politics in this thread Ogi...
The actual Politics forum has more than enough hard left and hard right participants. Don't want them joining and corrupting this thread.
Video is blocked what tune are we talking here ogi? Oh and Ronnie is far more attractive than AOC.
song is called Goodbye to Hollywood...but try clicking the sentence"Watch On You Tube."...it was a tune she recorded in the 70,s ..long after Phil Spector
i didnt buy this single in real time....years later i found it at Kops Collectables on Queen St....i loved going there because the guy upstairs would let me play a few seconds of a song on his turntable to see if i liked it....i loved this song .... i was aware of the Wilson Pickett version....i still have it in my collection...and it snap crackles & pops just like this vid ..lol...
Was the guy upstairs Martin Koppel, the owner? I sold him a ton of vinyl around 2010 to 2012.
He was an expert when it came to 60's to 70's black music...
Sonic...you never cease to amaze me....a lover of hard, loud raucous rock and you come up with this....well played....ive heard this song a few times...but kinda forgot about it...thanks for jogging my memory..you da man
no...upstairs was an employee...i think Marty worked the main floor when he was there.....upstairs was where he had all the Soul and R&B stuff, along with a wall full of Albums....and yes he was an encyclopedia about black music.........im not sure if he is still with us or that the store still exists........................and X maybe i have some records that you sold him..lol...
