Classic R+B, Soul, Hip-Hop, etc

[BlaqRain]

Anything by The Time really, but Pandemonium and Jerk Out feature peerless performances from the whole band rather than just Prince and Morris Day.

[From The Shadows]

Soul II Soul - Keep On Moving

[From The Shadows]

PM Dawn - Set Adrift On Memory Bliss

[From The Shadows]

Jody Watley - Looking For A New Love

[From The Shadows]

Nina Simone - Feeling Good

[Surf]

Wu Wednesdays is a thing in others places,
it can be so here.
Favorite member is Ghost and this from my favoritest Ghost album. One of my favorite RZA verses too.

[From The Shadows]

The Pointer Sisters - I'm So Excited

[Vegan Daddy]

[Surf]

Jody Watley - Looking For A New Love

One of my other great unrequited loves in my life. Up until that video I hadn't ever seen a sista with teased hair like that. As cold as Jodi Watley always was, imo the older she got she she really was a stunner. It's too bad during her time with Shalamar that they really didn't ever get along (Hewitt and Daniels were real assholes) but at least she did have her solo career.

[jeanvaljean]

British newcomer Kwabs:



Talented cutie!

[From The Shadows]

One of my other great unrequited loves in my life. Up until that video I hadn't ever seen a sista with teased hair like that. As cold as Jodi Watley always was, imo the older she got she she really was a stunner. It's too bad during her time with Shalamar that they really didn't ever get along (Hewitt and Daniels were real assholes) but at least she did have her solo career.

Yes, she was very beautiful and I loved her style and attitude. I really loved that album. I bought her greatest hits a few months ago out of nostalgia. Still good.


Bill Withers - Ain't No Sunshine

[jeanvaljean]

To me, Jody Watley's most accomplished album was "Flower" in the late 90s, with Raphael Saadiq from Tony, Toni, Toné as producer. But it was hard to get here in the US, was published through Atlantic Records Europe IIRC.

[numberthirty]

To me, Jody Watley's most accomplished album was "Flower" in the late 90s, with Raphael Saadiq from Tony, Toni, Toné as producer. But it was hard to get here in the US, was published through Atlantic Records Europe IIRC.

While it's been quite a while since that one would regularly pop up in "Curiosity" articles, wasn't it D'Wayne and not Rapheal(or Charles) that produced some of that?

Seems like he was one of a few producers?

[numberthirty]

Thinking back, it seems like that record may have been scrapped(US Release) prior to release save maybe that single that had the remix?

Seems like MCA did the same thing with some records a couple of years before.

[ed2962]

Sick burn, cats want they views now.

I got a Blues Bros movie story, but I think I'm going to save it, for now...