Horns Driven , thick Bass and Drum lines....southern soul style vocals and overtly sexual in a "clean "way"...........doesn,t get any better than that lol
A much needed Black Music thread.
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Horns Driven , thick Bass and Drum lines....southern soul style vocals and overtly sexual in a "clean "way"...........doesn,t get any better than that lol
This track has so much swagger - she sounds crazy confident and just oozes B A D A S S !
Sonic..i dont know how familiar you are with Ann Peebles...but she has a rich body of work...in my top 10 of female vocalists......i know you are a rocker at heart and im impressed that you found a AP tune and posted it...rock on man..
hhmm.. lady,s love rights
Does Dee Dee want good sex or a good meal.?.....you be the judge
Del is rapper Ice Cube's cousin. His best LP is this one from 2000 'Both Sides of the Brain'. I posted the "Press Rewind" track a couple weeks back. This one I'd say is even better.
"Catch All This"
Around the same time he released a concept album with producer Dan the Automator, entitled 3030. It had some really futuristic type sounds, similar to this album. Here's a sample
"Mastermind"
"Catch All This"
Around the same time he released a concept album with producer Dan the Automator, entitled 3030. It had some really futuristic type sounds, similar to this album. Here's a sample
"Mastermind"
Above the Law is one of my favorite hip hop acts from the West Coast. They were signed to Eazy-E's label Ruthless Records and released their debut LP in 1990. The group consisted of MC's Cold187um, KMG the Illustrator and DJ Total K-Oss.
This track was from their sophomore album Black Mafia Life, released in 1992.
"V.S.O.P."
Here are the exquisite prominent samples
"Backstrokin" The Fatback Band
"Genius of Love" Tom Tom Club
"I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)" Hall & Oates
This track was from their sophomore album Black Mafia Life, released in 1992.
"V.S.O.P."
Here are the exquisite prominent samples
"Backstrokin" The Fatback Band
"Genius of Love" Tom Tom Club
"I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)" Hall & Oates
One of the rare singers that sounds just as good live as on the his albums.
My favorite Otis Redding song written by him and great Guitarist Steve Cropper was Sitton' on the Dock of the Bay. Too bad he was killed in a plane crash soon after.
Eddie...of all the countless Otis Redding songs ..and man i heard just about everything he recorded....but this song gets me every time...Steve Croppers guitar following along with Otis,s voice...and that singular horn that starts in the middle of the song..that is pure as pure can be......and of course the pleading at the end is kinda the signature way that Otis ended alot of his ballads....
