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Steve Arrington (Slave) Who remembers Steve Arrington from the group Slave and his group Steve Arrington's Hall of Fame.
What are yall favorite cuts from him. I liked "Week in the Knees" and "Watching You", "Just a Touch of Love" and of course "Slide" PRINCE: Always and Forever
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My favorites from Steve Arrington and Slave are:
Slide Just A Touch Of Love Stone Jam Sizzlin' Hot Watching You Feel My Love Snap Shot Week At The Knees Wait For Me Nobody Can Be You Andy is a four letter word. | |
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I love Slide(1977), but Slave did that before Steve Arrington joined the Group. He, Curt Jones and Starleana Young joined as vocalists in late 1978, -----they eventually became the lead vocalists by the time Slave's third album, The Concept, arrived. The first Slave tune most people heard Steve on was probably Just A Touch Of Love(1979). He stayed with the group until the end of 1982, when he broke off and formed Steve Arrington's Hall Of Fame...(the other lead singers, Curt and Starleana, and a few other Slave members formed the group Aurra, which hit with Are You Single, and Make Up Your Mind. Aurra later became Deja and had the hits You and Me Tonight, That's Where You'll Find Me, and Serious)  Steve Arrington
 Curt Jones, Starleana Young
My favorite Slave tracks: Slide Just Freak Coming Soon Just a Touch Of Love Thank You Never Get Away Stone Jam Sizzling Hot Are You Ready For Love Snap Shot Watching You Party Lites Steal Your Heart For The Love Of You Favorite Steve Arrington/Hall Of Fame Tracks: Nobody Can Be You But You Weak At The Knees You Meet My Approval Dancin In The Key Of Life Way Out Favorite Aurra/ Deja Tracks: Are You Single A Little Love Make Up You Mind Stay In My Arms One More Time Still Free Keep Doin It Live and Let Live That's Where You'll Find Me ... [Edited 4/7/05 13:36pm] " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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I love Slave, especially the tracks with Steve Arrington and Starleana singing vocals together. Lately, I've really been into Feel My Love and especially Starting Over.
Will their other albums ever be re-issued on CD? | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: I love Slave, especially the tracks with Steve Arrington and Starleana singing vocals together. Lately, I've really been into Feel My Love and especially Starting Over.
Will their other albums ever be re-issued on CD? I wish  ...that's long overdue...
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paligap said:
I love Slide(1977), but Slave did that before Steve Arrington joined the Group. He, Curt Jones and Starleana Young joined as vocalists in late 1978, -----they eventually became the lead vocalists by the time Slave's third album, The Concept, arrived. The first Slave tune most people heard Steve on was probably Just A Touch Of Love(1979). He stayed with the group until the end of 1982, when he broke off and formed Steve Arrington's Hall Of Fame...(the other lead singers, Curt and Starleana, and a few other Slave members formed the group Aurra which hit with Are You Single, and Make Up Your Mind. Aurra later became Deja and had the hits You and Me Tonight, That's Where You'll Find Me, and Serious) Steve Arrington
Curt Jones, Starleana Young
My favorite Slave tracks: Slide Just Freak Coming Soon Just a Touch Of Love Thank You Never Get Away Stone Jam Are You Ready For Love Snap Shot Watching You Party Lites Steal Your Heart For The Love Of You Favorite Steve Arrington/Hall Of Fame Tracks: Nobody Can Be You But You Weak At The Knees You Meet My Approval Dancin In The Key Of Life Way Out Favorite Aurra/ Deja Tracks: Are You Single A Little Love Make Up You Mind Stay In My Arms One More Time Still Free Keep Doin It That's Where You'll Find Me ...  | |
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paligap said:
I love Slide(1977), but Slave did that before Steve Arrington joined the Group. He, Curt Jones and Starleana Young joined as vocalists in late 1978, -----they eventually became the lead vocalists by the time Slave's third album, The Concept, arrived. The first Slave tune most people heard Steve on was probably Just A Touch Of Love(1979). He stayed with the group until the end of 1982, when he broke off and formed Steve Arrington's Hall Of Fame...(the other lead singers, Curt and Starleana, and a few other Slave members formed the group Aurra which hit with Are You Single, and Make Up Your Mind. Aurra later became Deja and had the hits You and Me Tonight, That's Where You'll Find Me, and Serious) Steve Arrington
Curt Jones, Starleana Young
My favorite Slave tracks: Slide Just Freak Coming Soon Just a Touch Of Love Thank You Never Get Away Stone Jam Are You Ready For Love Snap Shot Watching You Party Lites Steal Your Heart For The Love Of You Favorite Steve Arrington/Hall Of Fame Tracks: Nobody Can Be You But You Weak At The Knees You Meet My Approval Dancin In The Key Of Life Way Out Favorite Aurra/ Deja Tracks: Are You Single A Little Love Make Up You Mind Stay In My Arms One More Time Still Free Keep Doin It That's Where You'll Find Me ... I knew pali would have the 411 on anything SLAVE related, so I'll just co-sign to that! SynthiaRose said "I'm in love with blackguitaristz. Especially when he talks about Hendrix."
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For The Love of U
Party Lites Snap Shot Weak At The Knees | |
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TheOrgerFormerlyKnownAs said: For The Love of U
Party Lites Snap Shot Weak At The Knees i used to love rippin up that small break in snapshot when they go "ahhhhh" then that beat comes in... ooooo shit... | |
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"watching you" is the cut, 'specially around this time of year. | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: "watching you" is the cut, 'specially around this time of year.
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Ho-lee cow...now I have to go listen to "Steal Your Heart".
Didn't Keith Sweat remake "Just a Touch Of Love"? Wasn't half-bad, from what I remember. [Edited 4/7/05 20:52pm] The ORG - the only place where you can be called a wigger, a racist and a Nazi and be banned for defending yourself. It's so hard being white nowadays...
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CinisterCee said: Handclapsfingasnapz said: "watching you" is the cut, 'specially around this time of year.
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Steve Arrington's Hall Of Fame and Slave are two of my favorite groups, I listen to their jams daily, here's some of my favorites:
Slave: Watching You Dreamin Never Get Away Sizzlin Hot The Way You Love Is Heaven (Mark Adams kills that BASS strong on this one) Slide Snapshot Foxy Lady Steve Arrington's Hall Of Fame: Weak At The Knees Nobody Can Be You Speak With Your Body Way Out You Meet My Approval At It Again 15 Rounds Of Lovin Mello As A Cello What Do You Want From Me? I Put Money On It Sugar Momma Baby Hump To The Bump | |
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TheRealFiness said: TheOrgerFormerlyKnownAs said: For The Love of U
Party Lites Snap Shot Weak At The Knees i used to love rippin up that small break in snapshot when they go "ahhhhh" then that beat comes in... ooooo shit... aaah, work now..... Andy is a four letter word. | |
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NadiaAdare said: Ho-lee cow...now I have to go listen to "Steal Your Heart".
Didn't Keith Sweat remake "Just a Touch Of Love"? Wasn't half-bad, from what I remember. [Edited 4/7/05 20:52pm] True, it was the jam. I must admit that he did the song justice. | |
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vainandy said: aaah, work now..... owwwww...click click click | |
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paligap said: Favorite Aurra/ Deja Tracks:
Are You Single A Little Love Make Up You Mind Stay In My Arms One More Time Still Free Keep Doin It Live and Let Live That's Where You'll Find Me ... [Edited 4/7/05 13:36pm] Don't forget "Checking You Out". | |
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uPtoWnNY said: paligap said: Favorite Aurra/ Deja Tracks:
Are You Single A Little Love Make Up You Mind Stay In My Arms One More Time Still Free Keep Doin It Live and Let Live That's Where You'll Find Me ... [Edited 4/7/05 13:36pm] Don't forget "Checking You Out".  Oh, Yeah!! Thanks!" I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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Steve Arrington's "Positive Power" album always seems to be over looked. It was his second solo release and every cut on there was hittin. Sugar Momma Baby was the main single and received some airplay. But other jams like 15 Rounds, Money On it, and the title track were just as good if not better. That's always been one of my favorite album of the 80s. Another Jam by Steve was "Homeboy" which came out a few years later. Steve Arrinton has always been one of my favorite funksters. Bringing Together Five Decades of R&B/Funk/Soul/Dance
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intha916 said: Steve Arrington's "Positive Power" album always seems to be over looked. It was his second solo release and every cut on there was hittin. Sugar Momma Baby was the main single and received some airplay. But other jams like 15 Rounds, Money On it, and the title track were just as good if not better. That's always been one of my favorite album of the 80s. Another Jam by Steve was "Homeboy" which came out a few years later. Steve Arrinton has always been one of my favorite funksters.
Oh Shit, you really took me back with that one. Man that used to be one of my serious slow jams damn. I haven't heard that song in years. Whoa.
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