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Al Jarreau - Agua De Beber 
The whole "Glow" album was the best shit sinced sliced bread. But I have been stuck on this cut for the past 3 hours straight. If you know this one, show your love. 'Tis brootiful  [Edited 11/18/05 12:18pm] | |
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Love the tune. Love the artist. 
The album cuts are deep and all his hits smoke. 
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oh yeah, this guy is awsome. the album, the song - classic! good call psyko I can't remember catching any Jarreau thread ever here on the orgVanglorious... this is protected by the red, the black, and the green. With a key... sissy! | |
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i got a couple of his later albums.
I love "l is for lover" and "pleasure" is one of the catchiest pop songs i have ever heard. | |
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thesexofit said: i got a couple of his later albums.
I love "l is for lover" and "pleasure" is one of the catchiest pop songs i have ever heard. I agree, Never Givin' Up i also great, among others. Another underrated artist! Stockholm i mitt hjärta.. | |
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Im stuck on Roof Garden from Breakin Away album. | |
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The Breakin Away album is the best thing he ever did IMO. Al Jarreau is a great artist and a great live performer. RIP Prince: thank U 4 a funky Time... |
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A true gem. I don't remember this one as much as some of the others. I love so much of his early albums
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I'm still hoping one day a performance from the late 70's or early 80's where he supposedly mimicked perfectly every instrument in his orchestra on stage will surface. I hope it was captured somehow back then. | |
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DiamondGirl said: I'm still hoping one day a performance from the late 70's or early 80's where he supposedly mimicked perfectly every instrument in his orchestra on stage will surface. I hope it was captured somehow back then.
Never heard of Al Jarreau doing that but i'm pretty sure Bobby McFerrin has. tA Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: DiamondGirl said: I'm still hoping one day a performance from the late 70's or early 80's where he supposedly mimicked perfectly every instrument in his orchestra on stage will surface. I hope it was captured somehow back then.
Never heard of Al Jarreau doing that but i'm pretty sure Bobby McFerrin has. Al would blow McFerrin off the stage. Al was doing that yearssss before Bobbie could even say a'capella | |
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DiamondGirl said: Al would blow McFerrin off the stage. Al was doing that yearssss before Bobbie could even say a'capella
I doubt that seriously. 
Bobby McFerrin's second album was a complete a cappela record... 
...The Voice. And toured unaccompanied performing the material. Bottom line is that they're both great vocalists. Just don't sell McFerrin short. tA Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: DiamondGirl said: Al would blow McFerrin off the stage. Al was doing that yearssss before Bobbie could even say a'capella
I doubt that seriously.
Bobby McFerrin's second album was a complete a cappela record...
...The Voice. And toured unaccompanied performing the material. Bottom line is that they're both great vocalists. Just don't sell McFerrin short. tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 I know McFerrins work. I'm just saying Al did all of that way before McFerrin and is well versed in acapella. Im not selling Bobby short (no pun intended with Bobby Short name) but it's sort of like saying "Hey, Ive heard of Joni Mithcell but there's this one woman named Sara McLaughlin who..." | |
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DiamondGirl said: I know McFerrins work. I'm just saying Al did all of that way before McFerrin and is well versed in acapella. Im not selling Bobby short (no pun intended with Bobby Short name) but it's sort of like saying "Hey, Ive heard of Joni Mithcell but there's this one woman named Sara McLaughlin who..."
Not my intent. Maybe I wasn't clear enough in my original statement. I said I hadn't heard Al Jarreau "mimicing instruments", not that he'd never done it. 
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"Tomorrow Today" is a great CD. "The first time I saw the cover of Dirty Mind in the early 80s I thought, 'Is this some drag queen ripping on Freddie Prinze?'" - Some guy on The Gear Page | |
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'Breaking Away'-album was good, everything else quickly became tired.....live he is a vocal-spastic who gets carried away with it, he got on my nerves! | |
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