Rufus ft. Chaka Khan -
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blaque108 — 10 years ago(February 07, 2016 02:02 PM)
We ran out of room already? Actually you mean part 3I had started this topic and then you (MCRAE) took over and thanks by the waylol.
Eric Benet ft. Tamia- "spending my life".this song take me back to the BET days in the 90s when I would constantly see this video on Video Vibrations or hear the song on the radio.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csohXhikEgg&index=3&list=PLuXwp4uKv0wmlX_FY4w5gmNqeaO2_fFw7 -
rmcrae_deluxe — 10 years ago(February 08, 2016 02:32 PM)
I didn't know Natalie Cole and Peabo Bryson covered that song. I know the original and Phyllis Hyman's version, but it's the first time I've heard this one. I dig it.
And of course you can create another thread for 70's songs, Peggy.
Natalie Cole -
I Can't Say No
Don't
eva
let nobody tell you you ain't
strong enough -
PeggyFromMannix — 10 years ago(February 10, 2016 05:40 AM)
(Thanks, plushbaby. By the way, I used to watch Jane Olivor on a great but short-lived game show called "Musical Chairs". She was on it with Irene Cara, Hattie Winston and others. I'll follow up with another interracial duet ballad)
"The Music of Goodbye" by Al Jarreau & Melissa Manchester, 1985
Keep the faith.
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Deceptikon225 — 10 years ago(February 11, 2016 07:47 AM)
Every time I hear that Stevie Wonder song
"Visions"
it makes me think of this song:
Ginuwine -
"I'll Do Anything/I'm Sorry"
Both awesome songs. Timbaland is a genius behind dem boards!
"I rope-a-dope the evil with righteous bobbin' and weavin'" -
rmcrae_deluxe — 10 years ago(February 12, 2016 09:21 PM)
"rmccrae_deluxe, since I noticed you like the late great Phyllis Hyman, look for her quick cameo; Narada Michael Walden, too."
Thanks for the link, Peggy! We lost a great one, didn't we?
I heard Angela Bofill's voice in the background and it made me think of this classic
Angela Bofill -
I Try
Don't
eva
let nobody tell you you ain't
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PeggyFromMannix — 10 years ago(February 13, 2016 05:54 AM)
Thanks for the link, Peggy! We lost a great one, didn't we?
Most definitely. Ms. Hyman is truly an example of unsung. So talented. So versatile. So underappreciated, IMHO.
"Remember Who You Are" by Norman Connors featuring Phyllis Hyman, 1992
(Angie Bofill is another favorite. Like Phyllis, so great in concert!)
Keep the faith.
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rmcrae_deluxe — 10 years ago(February 15, 2016 03:21 PM)
"Most definitely. Ms. Hyman is truly an example of unsung. So talented. So versatile. So underappreciated, IMHO."
Absolutely. Thanks for the Norman Connors song BTW, Peggy. And just in case you've never seen it before, here's a bit of Angela Bofill and Phyllis singing and joking around:
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Don't
eva
let nobody tell you you ain't
strong enough