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daPrettyman

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My 90s jam of the day...TLC's Baby, Baby, Baby (Remix)



This was my jam in 92/93. I thought I would share it with you today. I heard it on the TJMS this morning and it brought back a memory.

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Reply #1 posted 08/20/08 4:03pm

Cinnie

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Love that Headhunters break on this.

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Reply #2 posted 08/20/08 6:27pm

phunkdaddy

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I remember this. It was cool.
The Deele's title song and album Eyes of a Stranger
was the pre cum for much of the TLC sound in the early
nineties.
[Edited 8/20/08 18:28pm]

BBOY87 TIMMY84 LITTLE BLUE CORVETTE
MUTHAFUNKA PHUNKDADDY CHRISTOPHER
NWO STILL STANDING TALL YALL

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Reply #3 posted 08/20/08 10:52pm

alphastreet

the original sounds 80's, this one sounds 90's!

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Reply #4 posted 08/21/08 7:02am

daPrettyman

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phunkdaddy said:

I remember this. It was cool.
The Deele's title song and album Eyes of a Stranger
was the pre cum for much of the TLC sound in the early
nineties.

[Edited 8/20/08 18:28pm]

confuse

How do you figure? TLC's debut was hip-hop/r&b, whereas Eyes of a Stranger was straight r&b.

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Reply #5 posted 08/21/08 2:15pm

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Never cared for that group. I must admit though, the girl's voice on that particular song sounds to me like Brenda from Vanity 6.

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Reply #6 posted 08/21/08 2:51pm

daPrettyman

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vainandy said:

Never cared for that group. I must admit though, the girl's voice on that particular song sounds to me like Brenda from Vanity 6.

Yeah, T-Boz does remind you of Brenda.

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Reply #7 posted 08/21/08 6:21pm

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cool music

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Reply #8 posted 08/21/08 7:12pm

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daPrettyman said:

phunkdaddy said:

I remember this. It was cool.
The Deele's title song and album Eyes of a Stranger
was the pre cum for much of the TLC sound in the early
nineties.

[Edited 8/20/08 18:28pm]

confuse

How do you figure? TLC's debut was hip-hop/r&b, whereas Eyes of a Stranger was straight r&b.


So l.a and babyface didn't produce any songs for TLC?
Hint 1 : TLC were on their record label
Hint 2 : L.A's ex wife Pebbles were their manager

I know they were of different genres but look at TLC's successful ballads
like baby, baby, baby and red light special and some of a few other TLC songs
that were of the L.A and babyface sound. And it is not just TLC. You can
throw After 7 in there as well.

BBOY87 TIMMY84 LITTLE BLUE CORVETTE
MUTHAFUNKA PHUNKDADDY CHRISTOPHER
NWO STILL STANDING TALL YALL

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Reply #9 posted 08/21/08 8:24pm

daPrettyman

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phunkdaddy said:

daPrettyman said:


confuse

How do you figure? TLC's debut was hip-hop/r&b, whereas Eyes of a Stranger was straight r&b.


So l.a and babyface didn't produce any songs for TLC?
Hint 1 : TLC were on their record label
Hint 2 : L.A's ex wife Pebbles were their manager

I know they were of different genres but look at TLC's successful ballads
like baby, baby, baby and red light special and some of a few other TLC songs
that were of the L.A and babyface sound. And it is not just TLC. You can
throw After 7 in there as well.

I know all of that info, but I wouldn't put The Deele's work in with TLC. The sound was totally different.

When LA and Face were doing the Deele's stuff, it was a pre-cursor for the stuff they did with Bobby Brown, Pebbles, Johnnie Gill, etc. I like to refer to it as the 80s LaFace. Whey LA and Face decided to start a label (LaFace), the music had a little more edge to it. It didn't sound like The Deele's work at all on Eyes of a Stranger.

Now, if you had compared the TLC project to Jermaine Jackson's You Said album, Damian Dame, etc., I would get the connection. I say that because all of the early LaFace projects were pretty collaborative (except Toni Braxton's debut...which was more of a Face effort).

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