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Sylvia Striplin
Can't Turn Me away (Loveeeeee this track!!!!)


Famously used for Junior Mafia's
"Get Money" (I heard more DJ's spin Sylvia's track after this came out)
 

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Ok. This will be a difficult game, lol, but I'll start with this one.

Good Times -- Chic


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Chic is one of my favorite groups..Nile Rodgers was a bada$$ on the guitar. He produced "Lets Dance for David Bowie, and "The Reflex" for Duran, Duran, which you can probably tell from their sound.

One of my favorite Chic songs
 

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I used to love Sade. I wished so much that I looked like her. I thought she was so beautiful, and I could listen to her sing all day. Such a very lacksadazy, hypnotic voice. She was always quite mesmerizing.:)

I grew up with 50s, 60s, and 70s R&B, my mom played her R&B records all the time. I really latched onto The Platters' "Great Pretender". I used to play her 45 over and over again. lol. I just loved Tony Williams' voice, couldn't get enough of it. This is also how I fell in love with Smokey Robinson's voice, from my mom's Miracles records. Mom was a huge Roberta Flack fan, and it was easy to love her voice, too. Quite a lady. There was lots of types of music in our house. I had a healthy dose of every genre you can imagine, plus a few that I brought in, like Disco, Rap, New Wave, Techno, and Middle Eastern. Me and my dad both shared a love of Classical and Tejano music. He was more of a guitar man, and loved the old, old Blues greats and also the concert classical guitarists, as well as Chet Atkins. I used to love to listen to him play all the tunes on his guitar. Rock was my brother's love, he was very much into the bands of the day (the 70s) and man could he play them all great on the guitar, everything from CCR and Led Zeppelin, to Jim Croce and Harry Chapin. He was a natural. :)

When people would question my taste in music or ask me what I liked, Ron, because I have always loved so many different genres, and could never name just one, I would always just tell them, "If it's good, I like it.";)
Sound like you grew up in a cool family......Diversity... Music helps you see the genius in so many....... Roberta's "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" has one of the meanest arrangements ever. Your brother sounds like he gets down.....
 

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Sound like you grew up in a cool family......Diversity... Music helps you see the genius in so many....... Roberta's "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" has one of the meanest arrangements ever. Your brother sounds like he gets down.....

That is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. And the way Roberta sang it was flawless. She meant every word of it. ....My brother was an excellent guitar player, from a very early age. He also wrote his own songs. He was a natural. He was 9 years older than me, and used to play for me, I was just a little squirt. lol. Some of my fondest memories when we were young, were listening to him play and sing to me. We were very close back then. He died last September, though. Cancer. He was 54.
 

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Chic is one of my favorite groups..Nile Rodgers was a bada$$ on the guitar. He produced "Lets Dance for David Bowie, and "The Reflex" for Duran, Duran, which you can probably tell from their sound.

One of my favorite Chic songs


Oh yeah, Nile was a bad dude. David Bowie is one of my favorites, Nile produced Let's Dance and my favorite guitarist, Stevie Ray Vaughan played the solo. Awesomeness! Yes, Nile was very much involved with Duran Duran. They used to be my favorite band, they were my first concert, too.:D
 

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Oh yeah, Nile was a bad dude. David Bowie is one of my favorites, Nile produced Let's Dance and my favorite guitarist, Stevie Ray Vaughan played the solo. Awesomeness! Yes, Nile was very much involved with Duran Duran. They used to be my favorite band, they were my first concert, too.:D

Ha! sometimes I forget who i'm talking... than i'm glad I remember who i'm talking too!! ;)
 

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That is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. And the way Roberta sang it was flawless. She meant every word of it. ....My brother was an excellent guitar player, from a very early age. He also wrote his own songs. He was a natural. He was 9 years older than me, and used to play for me, I was just a little squirt. lol. Some of my fondest memories when we were young, were listening to him play and sing to me. We were very close back then. He died last September, though. Cancer. He was 54.

Peace to your lost love brother.... great you have such fond memories...
respect, peace and love....
 

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Just posted this on the song game thread, and thought I'd post it here, too. Again. lol. I posted it about 20 or 30 pages back, but it's alright. Time to hear it again. lol. Love them old time songs. :p

 

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Just posted this on the song game thread, and thought I'd post it here, too. Again. lol. I posted it about 20 or 30 pages back, but it's alright. Time to hear it again. lol. Love them old time songs. :p



awesome... throwback 4sho.
 

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Family Stand
Ghetto Heaven (Soul II Soul Remix)


(Help Make)
Let the Beat Hit Em
Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam


(But the Drums come from)
You're Getting a Little Too Smart
Detroit Emeralds



(Which Also is on This!!!)
Looking At the Front Door
Main Source




Part of the reason why hip hop is so ill!!!!
 

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Family Stand
Ghetto Heaven (Soul II Soul Remix)


(Help Make)
Let the Beat Hit Em
Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam


(But the Drums come from)
You're Getting a Little Too Smart
Detroit Emeralds



(Which Also is on This!!!)
Looking At the Front Door
Main Source




Part of the reason why hip hop is so ill!!!!


This is back before the macho/thug stuff took over (for the most part). Dudes are given relationship advice better than most relationship counselors:D Good post Springs.
 

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Raise u one


You know Whodini was my favorite band for so long in the 80s, and still is one of my favorites to this day. Most people loved Run DMC, and I did too, hell, we saw RUN DMC/Beastie Boys in concert back in the day! But maybe because I am a girl, I just really loved Whodini's sound more. I just loved everything about them.

This was always my favorite Whodini song, although I loved all of them. But this one had the funky jam. lol

 

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Another really good laid back oldie. And in typical BIG E fashion, a great ear massage. "Feels good....yeah". Damn, this song is so fine. And man, how I loved Ma$e's voice. He was my lil silly honey. Dimples and all...lol

 

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Nice. OK, I recant my statement. To each there own:

Who put the monkey wrench in well oiled perfectionist emblem
Just to watch these monitors spit white noise through your office space
Automate
I infect jolly gene pool descendent clown clusters
Brushing dust mites off your starving art revolution sound jugglers
Delinquent friend from brick habitat
Bob, weave, stick, move fence and
Pause somewhere in the middle for slick invention
This years brain crop spread spectacular, I ain't mad at ya
Don't stay mad at the caliber
I twist characters like twist characters
Tally up the alley cat aggression
in this Doug E. Fresh infested mess of bassline lust
And automatic B-boy Krylon can combust circuits
Working these war pig cyphers
With Ted Stryker stability and kamakazi chivalry
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I alone noble in a worm food feud
Walking dead generation ain't nobody asking for your patience
The grand opening holding me to face the fact
That I knew myself and didn't have to ask nobody else
(Talk about labor) Fantastic planet urchin putting work in
Searching for pertinent verse minus the murderous diversion
Apologies won't lure me to the communal sob story
Nor would I sacrifice lifestyle to benefit jury temperament
This old Green Goblin webcutter butts up against
Crayola daydream landscapes spittin' bedlam
Dead 'em
Charge the villagers nickels and nicotine
To watch them fed to one disgruntled kraken at high noon
(We'll sell popcorn, beer and balloons!)
I got an inkling this gon' be the one children bicker over
It's that Warriors vs. Baseball Fury element
To glitch his motor sensory development
I am a star really!
That big bang *******'s back
With a one way ticket to Beat Street
This all is like relevant, to human-kind supply demand ratios, man learn it
I work past the surface
I work on what I love, I work to service all my burdens
And I work till this here little flat line closes the curtains

Did you really say that? What a guy!
 
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