thesexofit said: VoicesCarry said: Patrice was the real deal.
WTF? Ladies back then looked terrible She looks fine in that pic. Shit, you must have insane standards | |
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No , i can't really say i dig those beads either | |
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thesexofit said: VoicesCarry said: Patrice was the real deal.
WTF? Ladies back then looked terrible Yeah, today's plastic look is so much better Bringing Together Five Decades of R&B/Funk/Soul/Dance
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Dewrede said: No , i can't really say i dig those beads either
Man I loved the beads! The sound they made during "the act" is music to my ears Bringing Together Five Decades of R&B/Funk/Soul/Dance
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wait..we cant forget Mrs. Thelma Houston after she taught the world how to "really" sing Falling...
thank god millions of people saw that performance..they all walked away realizing how blandly middle-brow Alicia is... Space for sale... | |
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intha916 said: thesexofit said: WTF? Ladies back then looked terrible Yeah, today's plastic look is so much better Plastic was never mentioned. That feather makes her look native indian. It clashes with the red lippo. | |
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sosgemini said: wait..we cant forget Mrs. Thelma Houston after she taught the world how to "really" sing Falling...
thank god millions of people saw that performance..they all walked away realizing how blandly middle-brow Alicia is... Ha! I saw that and thought the same thing. She killed it! Bringing Together Five Decades of R&B/Funk/Soul/Dance
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thesexofit said: intha916 said: Yeah, today's plastic look is so much better Plastic was never mentioned. That feather makes her look native indian. It clashes with the red lippo. My point is, sistahs didn't try to be white girls as much as they do now. Patrice's look is just to "ethnic" for many of you cats today. I'll always love Patrice's look around that time. Bringing Together Five Decades of R&B/Funk/Soul/Dance
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VoicesCarry said: Patrice was the real deal.
hey, doesnt she and dansa sorta look alike? Space for sale... | |
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intha916 said: thesexofit said: Plastic was never mentioned. That feather makes her look native indian. It clashes with the red lippo. My point is, sistahs didn't try to be white girls as much as they do now. Patrice's look is just to "ethnic" for many of you cats today. I'll always love Patrice's look around that time. oh, I get ya. Fair enough. But looks wise on that cover, nah, that ain't for me. Wheres the cleavage | |
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thesexofit said: intha916 said: My point is, sistahs didn't try to be white girls as much as they do now. Patrice's look is just to "ethnic" for many of you cats today. I'll always love Patrice's look around that time. oh, I get ya. Fair enough. But looks wise on that cover, nah, that ain't for me. Wheres the cleavage Sorry, this was the time before all female R&B singers looked like hoes. Bringing Together Five Decades of R&B/Funk/Soul/Dance
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intha916 said: thesexofit said: oh, I get ya. Fair enough. But looks wise on that cover, nah, that ain't for me. Wheres the cleavage Sorry, this was the time before all female R&B singers looked like hoes. This was also when they could sing. Coincidence? I think not. | |
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VoicesCarry said: intha916 said: Sorry, this was the time before all female R&B singers looked like hoes. This was also when they could sing. Coincidence? I think not. Shutup voices Voices dont make good records, tunes or whatever does. Just 'cause u can sing doesn't mean ur music is gonna be any good. Anyway, yeah she sucks. As hotlegs would say, if she was so talented, where is she now [Edited 7/26/05 16:51pm] | |
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thesexofit said: VoicesCarry said: This was also when they could sing. Coincidence? I think not. Shutup voices Voices dont make good records, tunes or whatever does. Just 'cause u can sing doesn't mean ur music is gonna be any good. Anyway, yeah she sucks. As hotlegs would say, if she was so talented, where is she now [Edited 7/26/05 16:51pm] Her damn samples are the basis for half the records in hip hop, dumbass Your boy George Michael sampled her, too. Oh, and BTW, she was a singer, songwriter, producer, and instrumentalist, so if you're gonna talk bullshit, let it not be about her talent. Thanks. [Edited 7/26/05 16:55pm] | |
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VoicesCarry said: thesexofit said: Shutup voices Voices dont make good records, tunes or whatever does. Just 'cause u can sing doesn't mean ur music is gonna be any good. Anyway, yeah she sucks. As hotlegs would say, if she was so talented, where is she now [Edited 7/26/05 16:51pm] Her damn samples are the basis for half the records in hip hop, dumbass Your boy George Michael sampled her, too. Oh, and BTW, she was a singer, songwriter, producer, and instrumentalist, so if you're gonna talk bullshit, let it not be about her talent. Thanks. [Edited 7/26/05 16:55pm] My last bit about talent was deliberately doing the legover theory. Hotlegs once said something like "if jane child was so talented, where is she now?" I just copied those words of wisdom | |
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thesexofit said: VoicesCarry said: Her damn samples are the basis for half the records in hip hop, dumbass Your boy George Michael sampled her, too. Oh, and BTW, she was a singer, songwriter, producer, and instrumentalist, so if you're gonna talk bullshit, let it not be about her talent. Thanks. [Edited 7/26/05 16:55pm] My last bit about talent was deliberately doing the legover theory. Hotlegs once said something like "if jane child was so talented, where is she now?" I just copied those words of wisdom MsLegs was just getting frustrated in that thread. | |
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VoicesCarry said: thesexofit said: My last bit about talent was deliberately doing the legover theory. Hotlegs once said something like "if jane child was so talented, where is she now?" I just copied those words of wisdom MsLegs was just getting frustrated in that thread. Really? What u 2 close then? | |
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thesexofit said: VoicesCarry said: MsLegs was just getting frustrated in that thread. Really? What u 2 close then? Nah, MsLegs generally knows her shit, though, so she's cool with me. You're lucky she wasn't here, though, when you made those comments about Patrice | |
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VoicesCarry said: thesexofit said: Really? What u 2 close then? Nah, MsLegs generally knows her shit, though, so she's cool with me. You're lucky she wasn't here, though, when you made those comments about Patrice I think legs is still pissed about those whitney comments I made. (which was ages ago) Plus, she always rags on bobby brown. Whitney is just as stupid as bobby. Thats why they will never split. They are made for eachother. | |
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SPYZFAN1 said: Voices..You picked a winner. Patrice was/is cool. She played rippin' bass on "Forget Me Nots". Patrice came pretty close to rivaling Prince in the bass and keys dept. I don't know if it's true, but I heard she programmed some of the synths for Prince on the "For You" LP. Also, I think she sang backup vocals on "Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad" on the "Prince" LP.
whoa forget me nots was patrice herself on bass. sheeat that's one of my favorite basslines ever | |
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She ain't got nothin' on A Taste of Honey. I'll leave it alone babe...just be me | |
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thesexofit said: As hotlegs would say, if she was so talented, where is she now
[Edited 7/26/05 16:51pm] I recently saw her name associated with some awards show so I went to check on it. This is what I found: Patrice Rushen has broken a lot of barriers in the music business: she's the first woman to be musical director for a major awards show (the Emmys), was musical director for a Janet Jackson world tour, produced movie soundtracks and has succeeded at other traditionally male activities. She's also a recording artist, writing and producing her own recordings since 1978. Rushen's not as groundbreaking from an artistic perspective, but she does do a number of things very well, including playing piano (she tends to sound like Herbie Hancock in his 60s/early 70s period), singing, composing, and producing sexy- sweet soul and funk. Personnel varies, but she usually has "Ready Freddie" Washington on bass, and he's worth hearing. Since the late 80s she's spent most of her time working on television and film scores, guested on a number of jazz and pop albums (including a fine appearance on piano on the Babyface- produced Waiting To Exhale Soundtrack), and even produced an acoustic album for Sheena Easton, No Strings. She clearly is not a "fly-by-night" artist like many who are on the charts today. Never trust anything spoken in the presence of an erection.
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thesexofit said: VoicesCarry said: Patrice was the real deal.
WTF? Ladies back then looked terrible You get on my gat dayum nerves This pic is NICE, I was just noticing the angle of the beads & braids - that shit is dope! Y'all new school muufuckas make me wanna break out the chair | |
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CalhounSq said: thesexofit said: WTF? Ladies back then looked terrible You get on my gat dayum nerves This pic is NICE, I was just noticing the angle of the beads & braids - that shit is dope! Y'all new school muufuckas make me wanna break out the chair I know. I been lookin at the wekid since I was 5 Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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VoicesCarry said: Patrice was the real deal.
This is true. I can verify this. | |
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VoicesCarry said: Patrice was the real deal.
You know something VC? It just dawn on me that Alicia is ripping-off a lot of wardrobe ideas from Patrice Rushen!!! | |
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Harlepolis said: Patrice Rushen & Brenda Russell were ALL THE RAGE back in the late 70's.
They were truely waaaay too much for them "middle men". Seeing a fiercely independent black female instrumentalist wasn't an everyday thing @ that time. And as for Baby fingers AKA Trice. Hip-Hop owe a big part of their legacy to her since they started out using her music and Chic's as samples. That album and this are my FAVE Trice albums in a row: Remind Me is the fuckin' jam the fender rhodes solo is just oooooh weeeh I have ALL of her albums except Shout It Out. Hope prestige/fantasy records reissue it I also remember that R.Kelly even sample from Patrice's Remind Me for the title track of Born Into The 90's. | |
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She's still cute to this day. Monstrous talent!!! My author page: https://www.amazon.com/au...eretttruth | |
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