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Who remembers Mr Lee? 
Hiphouse at it's funkiest. Tracks to jam too get busy Pump that body Turn it up (my fav) It's my business Sex thang I wanna rock Doggie dance Me and the boyz He also raps on r kellys first album "born into the 90's" remember? R kelly co-writes some of his stuff on his 1992 album. | |
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Yes, I definately remember Mr. Lee from when I used to go clubbing every night. "Pump That Body" was the jam. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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vainandy said: Yes, I definately remember Mr. Lee from when I used to go clubbing every night. "Pump That Body" was the jam.
Oh man, I wish I was a teen during that time  | |
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Do you remember the muffin man? | |
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twistedlemon said: Do you remember the muffin man?
No | |
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thesexofit said: vainandy said: Yes, I definately remember Mr. Lee from when I used to go clubbing every night. "Pump That Body" was the jam.
Oh man, I wish I was a teen during that time I was 22 at the time and house, hip house, and uptempo rap were thumping in the clubs. Mr. Lee fit in very well with the mix. The clubs I went to had abandoned most mainstream R&B because it simply wasn't fast enough. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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vainandy said: I was 22 at the time and house, hip house, and uptempo rap were thumping in the clubs. Mr. Lee fit in very well with the mix. The clubs I went to had abandoned most mainstream R&B because it simply wasn't fast enough. Newjack and now hiphouse, I love it. I always dug some hiphouse, but I just found out about mr lee. Great songs to dance to or workout to. Full of james brown samples too. | |
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More "used CD" fodder? | |
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thesexofit said: vainandy said: I was 22 at the time and house, hip house, and uptempo rap were thumping in the clubs. Mr. Lee fit in very well with the mix. The clubs I went to had abandoned most mainstream R&B because it simply wasn't fast enough. Newjack and now hiphouse, I love it. I always dug some hiphouse, but I just found out about mr lee. Great songs to dance to or workout to. Full of james brown samples too. If you like Mr. Lee and hip house, you should check out Musto & Bones "Dangerous On The Dance Floor". Andy is a four letter word. | |
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vainandy said: If you like Mr. Lee and hip house, you should check out Musto & Bones "Dangerous On The Dance Floor". I checked amazon and they dont have it 
Funny name though.....interesting. | |
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thesexofit said: vainandy said: If you like Mr. Lee and hip house, you should check out Musto & Bones "Dangerous On The Dance Floor". I checked amazon and they dont have it
Funny name though.....interesting. I don't think they ever made an album. They would probably only be available on a 12 Inch, cassette single, or compilation CD. [Edited 5/9/05 10:34am] Andy is a four letter word. | |
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aww gawd.. tha travesty that was "Hip-house" lol | |
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thesexofit said: vainandy said: If you like Mr. Lee and hip house, you should check out Musto & Bones "Dangerous On The Dance Floor". I checked amazon and they dont have it
Funny name though.....interesting. Tommy Musto and frankie bones... 2 cats from Brooklyn  | |
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