Keep It Live '82



The single "Let It Whip" was the big hit on this album.
This album had several cuts on it that I would rotate:

Can We Dance
Keep It Live [On the K.I.L.]
Shake What You Got
Gamble With My Love
I'll Keep On Lovin' You
Let Me Love You Until
Just Can't Wait 'Till The Night

And of the '83 follow up albums On The One & Joystick. I dug the Joystick album more. "Straight Out Of School" was my sleeper cut from this album.

O' well, just another great band from the buckeye state.

I got this album, but I don't recall when I last spun it.
Gotta play some of this stuff today

On this album Kinsman Dazz-(orginal name before getting signed) didn't have much fastcuts on it still was the joint. My cuts we're the ones I've underlined.
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Did The 1999 album "Here We Go Again get a US release ?

It has some cracking tracks on it with a little help from George Clinton my favourites being "Do Poppa Do" , & "Summer Swim".

TheRainbowChild said:

Yep' it was released in the States.

I dug Summer Swim, Girl You Got Body & Sho' You Right.

MsLegs said:

Yep', they were the Kinsmans Dazz produced by Phillip Bailey.


Kinsmans Dazz


I like the slow cut I Might As Well Forget About Loving You, and these cuts; Makin Music, Dazzberry Jam, Saturday Night, Name That Tune & In My Life are a cool listen from their first self titled album.


Dazz


The Dazz album from the Kinsmans Dazz era only had one cut that I loved to rotate, and that was Catchin' up On Love, one of my favorite slow cuts by the Dazz Band and the last song on the B side was cool, Can't Get Enough.

Correct. Their first album was produced by Phillip Bailey. And one the first hit off that album was a slow cut titled Knock, Knock. This was before they signed with Motown.
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I have this album on vinyl.Bought it for only $2.00.

This was a great album. I like almost every cut on it.

My favorite from that album was "To The Roof".