A much needed Black Music thread.
- Thread starter Insidious Von
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and they say white people cant dance ..lol
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I love this song with every ounce of my heart. It always reminds me of John Candy. And you're right those white folks can dance!
Since its Hallowe'en here's a couple tracks to get in the mood
"A Nightmare on My Street" Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince
"Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide" Gravediggaz
This album has an escort story for me. The very first escort I booked for a 2 hour session was a higher end lady in her mid 20's. We were talking about music and she mentioned to me this was her favorite LP growing up. Horrorcore rap. The session wasn't a horror though her tongue performed magic tricks. Anh her pussy was a nice puffy one with glistening wet lips. So delicious.
"A Nightmare on My Street" Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince
"Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide" Gravediggaz
hhmm some blue eyed soul...always welcome
sooooooooooooo...Spencer Davis Group..featuring Stevie Winwood
and Toronto,s own..Grant Smith & The Power....blue eyed soul right here...their cover...definetly more R&B ish lol......at the end of the song..a little Otis and a little Wilson
when i saw this..another song came instantly to my head.......the great, and underrated Songster Willie John
A little Blue Magic for your Monday start
That bass is just delish. Apparently a very influential tune on Chicago House club culture.
That bass is just delish. Apparently a very influential tune on Chicago House club culture.
This is from the group's 3rd album 'Sharing Your Love' released in 1982. On lead vocals are James "Crab" Robinson and Deborah Cooper, who replaced Diva Gray. Timmy Allen on bass.
"The Very Best in You" by Change
"The Very Best in You" by Change
