at first i thought this was about the orger LaCoyta ...

but this is just as bad...

sosgemini said:

I saw the image at a forum that has some Latoya fans (I know it's impossible...but they exist!). Never understood why she had a carreer...and why?

If the jan fans are offended...I'm sorry!
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Her first album has just been reissued
I'd like to hear it

PANDURITO said:

Strange...Latoya's remasted..Prince is not!

miguelbulcao said:

Her early 80's albums weren't bad .
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miguelbulcao said:

Why would we be offended? This is hilarious! I'm posting it on the Janet boards.

Boosted heavily by the presence of renowned players like Ray Parker, Jr., Patrice Rushen, Stevie Wonder and Emilio Castillo, LaToya Jackson became the fifth family member to record solo with this generally satisfying 1980 LP.

She does best with uptempo numbers, with the straightforward romp "If You Feel the Funk" and the peppy "Save Your Love" serving as highlights. "If You Feel the Funk" is a well-chosen opener, with its enticing vocal arrangement, sturdy rhythm patterns and a memorable guitar solo from Parker seeping into the brain instantly; "Save Your Love" picks up the pace a little but is more concentrated melodically. Another primer is "Nighttime Lover," a softly seductive, simultaneously kinetic number produced by brother Michael. Otherwise, there aren't any other equally strong moments, though the snappy "Are You Ready," co-written and also recorded by Billy Ocean, is fairly impressionable. Vocally, Jackson doesn't have a lot of weight, but she has an obvious enthusiasm for the songs that comes through consistently. That factor, along with the strong cast of musicians and some memorable tunes, makes this an overall enjoyable set. The filler material is worth skipping past to soak in the finer moments.
[allmusic.com]

latoya's plastic surgeon has been reading too many elfquest comic books.

miguelbulcao said:

VoicesCarry said:

ok...If you are not offended, I feel better!

How about jan booty pics?

if you feeeeel the funk...shake yo rump (shake yo rump to the funk, why dont'cha shaaaaake iiiiit)

shake, baby, shake
shake, baby, shake
shake, baby, shake
shake it, don't break it...

Aw dang she looked so fine here .


Bet'cha Gonna Need My Lovin' from her 1984 album was a solid danceclubber .
That album was produced by Amir Bayyan a.k.a. Robert "Kool" Bell .

Jah, please be with the buttons on Latoya's jacket. If she happens to lose focus and take a deep breath, please bless their journey into whomever's champagne glass or afro they may land.

OdysseyMiles said:

Latoya never wanted to be a singer. At first she was thinking of becoming a business lawyer until Joesph told her to become a singer.

There is some deranged bitch at the Janet forums posting covers and stuff like that as if they are Latoya...

ABeautifulOne said:

There is a user who poses as Lena Horne on Janet-Xone. Shit is hilarious!

That cannot be a real magazine. It simply cannot

VoicesCarry said:

Lena hasn't dropped by in a minute but we also have a nutcase who claims to be Kelly Clarkson

Her first album features the hit "Nighttime Lover",which is actually a good song.It was written and produced by her brother Michael.The song is haunting and hypnotic,with a strong chorus.I haven't heard it since 1980 (!) but I remember liking it alot back then.



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CalhounSq said:

I know.