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Gene McFadden ( McFadden & Whitehead ) has passed away. Unfortunately, I haven't found much news about this as of today. He passed away Friday the 27th . John Whitehead of course was murdered in 2004. Gene was only 56.
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sorry to hear that
I recently found this album at the wrecka stow... 
I don't know much about this group but I hear they did alot of the music for the Philidelphia Sound artists... because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." | |
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I remember the sons of one the Whitehead Bros. had a song in 94' "Your love is a 187" and "Forget I was a 'G'" Thank You San Alejo for getting rid of my enemies. :-0
Thank You SO much Saint Expedite for your help 
Thank You Virgin de Guadalupe for helping my friend
Thank You Saint Anthony for returning my wallet to me untouched |
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lyecry said: I remember the sons of one the Whitehead Bros. had a song in 94' "Your love is a 187"
I memba that too  because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." | |
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lyecry said: I remember the sons of one the Whitehead Bros. had a song in 94' "Your love is a 187" and "Forget I was a 'G'"
Don't laugh, but I have the cd. It's called Serious. It wasn't that bad. Hey, I was a freshman in college. | |
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They both died too young...Very sad. | |
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R.I.P.
That song will always be a classic. [Edited 1/30/06 16:50pm] | |
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The Grim Reaper...
...needs to take an extended vacation. 
tA  Tribal Disorder
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Damn.  | |
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Many props to Toby at Soulwalking. If I wasn't for him, I wouldn't know so many soul greats have left us. | |
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Stymie said: Many props to Toby at Soulwalking. If I wasn't for him, I wouldn't know so many soul greats have left us.
Amen. I'm glad he got through the little rough patch and the site is still up. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Some of the 'New R & B' girl bands are made to look like mannequins. The singers stage has become a catwalk. Hum me one of their tunes? This is my point in a nutshell. There are no more 'Say A Little Prayers' or 'Woman To Woman's' on the mass pop market. These 'oldies' may be sampled, however, new similar product generated lies mainly ignored. 'Misty Blue' was a big hit for Dorothy Moore in the Seventies. Would it make todays charts? I don't believe so. Thesedays you have to look below stairs for the real deal and, believe me, it is still there. http://www.soulwalking.co...0Here.html =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= tA Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: Stymie said: Many props to Toby at Soulwalking. If I wasn't for him, I wouldn't know so many soul greats have left us.
Amen. I'm glad he got through the little rough patch and the site is still up. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Some of the 'New R & B' girl bands are made to look like mannequins. The singers stage has become a catwalk. Hum me one of their tunes? This is my point in a nutshell. There are no more 'Say A Little Prayers' or 'Woman To Woman's' on the mass pop market. These 'oldies' may be sampled, however, new similar product generated lies mainly ignored. 'Misty Blue' was a big hit for Dorothy Moore in the Seventies. Would it make todays charts? I don't believe so. Thesedays you have to look below stairs for the real deal and, believe me, it is still there. http://www.soulwalking.co...0Here.html =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= tA Tribal Disorder
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