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PrintableGangstaFam said: ehuffnsd said: Dannii Mingoue... The Goodbye Song
Cyndi Lauper... ..Hole in My Heart(All the Way to China) theme to Vibes Good ones.  Hey, he knows these ones, so they don't count!  | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: GangstaFam said: Good ones. Hey, he knows these ones, so they don't count! How'd I know he'd know them You CANNOT use the name of God, or religion, to justify acts of violence, to hurt, to hate, to discriminate- Madonna
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CinisterCee said: Vera Hamilton "But I Ain't No More (G.S.T.S.K.D.T.S.)" Kurious "I'm Kurious" Anyone?? | |
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bobby jameson - gotta find my roogalator
mr. clean - mr. clean manny albam - drum suite ------------------------------------------------
"babies, before this is over, we're all gonna be wearing gold plated diapers!" the bruce dickinson | |
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people in search of a life-marc dorsey
reset-outkast almost hear you sigh-the rollingstone long time coming-bobby womack ft. cee lo summertime-bobby womack version | |
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todd305 said: namepeace said: Dog It -- Digable Planets Love and You & I -- jazzanova  See, I KNEW some of y'all would be with me . . . Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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heybaby said: people in search of a life-marc dorsey
 I love that tune ....Dorsey is channelin' Donny Hathaway hard on that one.....nice track, written by ex-Chic keyboardist Raymond Jones....." I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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damosuzuki said: althom said: Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend That was a pretty big hit - in North America, anyway...I can't comment on Australia, of course. I was just praising Matthew Sweet on this very site a few weeks back. Yeah, alternative stations in the U.S. played that song a lot. It went to #4 on the modern rock charts. | |
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Dewrede said: Oops , oh yeah
Prince - Just My Imagination (Paard Van Troje) Prince - Still Would Stand All Time (Paard Van Troje) Prince - Witness For The Prosecution (guitar vesion) Prince - Old Friends 4 Sale (85) [Edited 12/30/04 9:15am]
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theAudience said: althom said: Billie Holiday - Autumn In New York
 You have got to be kidding?
tA  Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm I was *screaming* the same thing,,,she's basicaly the one who made it a standard
Best thang that eva came out of the infamous Lady Day/Oscar Peterson 50's recordings  I cry everytime I hear that song. | |
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Harlepolis said: theAudience said: I was *screaming* the same thing,,,she's basicaly the one who made it a standard
Best thang that eva came out of the infamous Lady Day/Oscar Peterson 50's recordings I cry everytime I hear that song.Ask 20 music store patrons, at random, whether they know that version of that song and my bet is maybe -- MAYBE -- 5 of them have. Face it y'all. People don't pay attention to jazz. The numbers bear it out. Sad, especially for an avid jazz listener like myself and you two, but true. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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namepeace said: Harlepolis said: I was *screaming* the same thing,,,she's basicaly the one who made it a standard
Best thang that eva came out of the infamous Lady Day/Oscar Peterson 50's recordings I cry everytime I hear that song.Ask 20 music store patrons, at random, whether they know that version of that song and my bet is maybe -- MAYBE -- 5 of them have. Face it y'all. People don't pay attention to jazz. The numbers bear it out. Sad, especially for an avid jazz listener like myself and you two, but true. Altho I'd love to differ with you strongly,,,,,I have to admit that you're right  
It also hurts seeing ALOT OF black youth(and adults for that matter) disssociating themselves from it,,,out of pride(maybe) or just plain ignorance. | |
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Harlepolis said: namepeace said: Ask 20 music store patrons, at random, whether they know that version of that song and my bet is maybe -- MAYBE -- 5 of them have. Face it y'all. People don't pay attention to jazz. The numbers bear it out. Sad, especially for an avid jazz listener like myself and you two, but true. Altho I'd love to differ with you strongly,,,,,I have to admit that you're right
It also hurts seeing ALOT OF black youth(and adults for that matter) disssociating themselves from it,,,out of pride(maybe) or just plain ignorance. Well, for some it takes someone with the patience to expose them to it. And the "brand" has been diluted by music that is listenable but horrible by jazz standards. But I will start another thread on that. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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namepeace said: Harlepolis said: Altho I'd love to differ with you strongly,,,,,I have to admit that you're right
It also hurts seeing ALOT OF black youth(and adults for that matter) disssociating themselves from it,,,out of pride(maybe) or just plain ignorance. Well, for some it takes someone with the patience to expose them to it. And the "brand" has been diluted by music that is listenable but horrible by jazz standards. But I will start another thread on that.  Good one!
Can you say, "Snooze Jazz"? "I knew that you could." 
tA Tribal Disorder
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namepeace said: Harlepolis said: Altho I'd love to differ with you strongly,,,,,I have to admit that you're right
It also hurts seeing ALOT OF black youth(and adults for that matter) disssociating themselves from it,,,out of pride(maybe) or just plain ignorance. Well, for some it takes someone with the patience to expose them to it. And the "brand" has been diluted by music that is listenable but horrible by jazz standards. But I will start another thread on that. Yep. I never really got into jazz, but that doesn't mean I never wanted to. I just didn't know where to start. "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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Harlepolis said: namepeace said: Ask 20 music store patrons, at random, whether they know that version of that song and my bet is maybe -- MAYBE -- 5 of them have. Face it y'all. People don't pay attention to jazz. The numbers bear it out. Sad, especially for an avid jazz listener like myself and you two, but true. Altho I'd love to differ with you strongly,,,,,I have to admit that you're right
It also hurts seeing ALOT OF black youth(and adults for that matter) disssociating themselves from it,,,out of pride(maybe) or just plain ignorance. I know very little jazz, but I think that for a lot of people it's the same thing as watching a classic black & white movie. Before you even go into it, it feels like it's going to be homework. But once you immerse yourself into it, you find that it ain't homework after all; it's good and good for you! | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: But once you immerse yourself into it, you find that it ain't homework after all; it's good and good for you!
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CinisterCee said: RipHer2Shreds said: But once you immerse yourself into it, you find that it ain't homework after all; it's good and good for you!
You goon! | |
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CinisterCee said: NWF said: Tag Tag - Q & Not U Heaven (Must Be There) - Eurogliders I've heard those two Darn. 
Now see, I did say at least that maybe some of you would know those songs. NEW WAVE FOREVER: SLAVE TO THE WAVE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. | |
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CinisterCee said: CinisterCee said: I've heard those two NWF we need a Q & Not U thread 
"Ten Thousand Animal Calls"For real. I don't see why not. They're a great band. NEW WAVE FOREVER: SLAVE TO THE WAVE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. | |
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damosuzuki said: China Crisis - You Did Cut Me
Ive heard this song. Its one of my favorite China Crisis tracks. I got 5 more: Night - Harco Pront Pedigree Charm - Lora Logic P.A.'s - Scritti Politti Ghoul of Goodwill - The Suburbs Just a Dream - The Gabe Dixon Band NEW WAVE FOREVER: SLAVE TO THE WAVE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. | |
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paligap said: heybaby said: people in search of a life-marc dorsey
I love that tune ....Dorsey is channelin' Donny Hathaway hard on that one.....nice track, written by ex-Chic keyboardist Raymond Jones.....every since i heard that track during the opening credits to the movie "clockers"(good book also), i had to have it. the piano goes well with dorsey's voice. | |
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althom said: Billie Holiday - Autumn In New York
The Doves - Pounding Keith Urban - Someone Like You Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend Split Enz - Message To My Girl mathew sweet-girlfriend i haven't heard that in a long time. i really like it but it seems i didn't hear it that much. but then again i slowed down on listening to the radio | |
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"tenderly" Tifany. The cut is seriously soulful vocally and lyrically. Gorgeous slow jam.....forget the label the music has.
"soldier of love" Donny Osmond. (Great dancey track. Uplifting too.) "money can't buy you love" Ralph Tresvant "with you" Tony Terry "measure of a man" Elton John "baby gonna shake" Royalty [Edited 1/1/05 14:22pm] | |
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thesexofit said: Anyone know this:-
Tiffany "tenderly". The cut is seriously soulful vocally and lyrically. Gorgeous slow jam.....forget the label the music has. "soldier of love" Donnie Osmond. (Great dancey track. Uplifting too.) "money can't buy you love" Ralph Tresvant "with you" Tony Terry "measure of a man" Elton John "baby gonna shake" Royalty "Soldier Of Love" was a big hit in the U.S. I like Ralph Tresvant's "Money Can't Buy You Love" as well as almost the entire Mo'Money soundtrack. Jam & Lewis did a good job on that one. | |
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sextonseven said: thesexofit said: Anyone know this:-
Tiffany "tenderly". The cut is seriously soulful vocally and lyrically. Gorgeous slow jam.....forget the label the music has. "soldier of love" Donnie Osmond. (Great dancey track. Uplifting too.) "money can't buy you love" Ralph Tresvant "with you" Tony Terry "measure of a man" Elton John "baby gonna shake" Royalty "Soldier Of Love" was a big hit in the U.S. I like Ralph Tresvant's "Money Can't Buy You Love" as well as almost the entire Mo'Money soundtrack. Jam & Lewis did a good job on that one. Was it? I knew "sacred emotion" was.....anyway no one hears it now and in UK I think it barely charted..... | |
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thesexofit said: sextonseven said: "Soldier Of Love" was a big hit in the U.S. I like Ralph Tresvant's "Money Can't Buy You Love" as well as almost the entire Mo'Money soundtrack. Jam & Lewis did a good job on that one. Was it? I knew "sacred emotion" was.....anyway no one hears it now and in UK I think it barely charted..... Let me look them up in my Billboard book of top pop singles 
"Soldier Of Love" went to #5 in the U.S. "Sacred Emotion" went to #13. | |
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sextonseven said: thesexofit said: Was it? I knew "sacred emotion" was.....anyway no one hears it now and in UK I think it barely charted..... Let me look them up in my Billboard book of top pop singles
"Soldier Of Love" went to #5 in the U.S. "Sacred Emotion" went to #13. Oh. Man that's kinda cool Donny got to no. 5 in USA. Thats' pretty good. "in the heat of the night. when the going gets rough.....iam willing to fight,'cause i'm a soldier of love"
Such a innocent little song. | |
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sextonseven said: Let me look them up in my Billboard book of top pop singles
I love that book! Really shows you WHY Elvis was so important, with his 4 page listing of hits. | |
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CinisterCee said: sextonseven said: Let me look them up in my Billboard book of top pop singles
I love that book! Really shows you WHY Elvis was so important, with his 4 page listing of hits. I got one 4 UK hits....of course Elvis the same hear, but u don't have a million pages of Cliff hits, who, by is infact bigger then Elvis singles wise! | |
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