http://www.youtube.com/wa...awrence%20



Joey had this one hit during his time on NBC's Blossom (at the height of the show success).
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TonyVanDam said:

hell yeah, nothing my love can't fix was the joint!!

I remember it becuase they actually played that song where I worked. Embarassing!

VinnyM27 said:

What? The song itself or you peers actually jammin' to it?

Joey Lawrence 1990



Joey lawrence 2000



Joey Lawrence Today

TonyVanDam said:

The song itself. It's hard to see the reaction everyone has to the music because ususally it's to loud in the store to hear. At the time it was playing, I was actually working by myself (well, interacting with the customers) so I was in a place where I could actually hear the music). Acu

My my. I so remember that video. Wasn't that the Jeremy Jordan era as well? LOL

I remember the video premiering as a dream sequence at the end of an episode of Blossom

I liked his rap

menace said:

Lil' Joey was better than Jeremy "White R.Kelly" Jordan.

TonyVanDam said:

LMAO. Good one.

TonyVanDam said:

they were both hot as fuck, and that's what they were there to do

we all get lonely, but if you just hold meeee

i liked this song back in the day

TonyVanDam said:

No, jeremy wern't no white r kelly. Jeremy was still pop, but with a newjack edge. "the right kind of love" sounds like a robbie nevill track (not surprising considering Robbie had a hand in writing it)


As i said, i've turned people onto jeremy's album. Love that album.


As for Joey, love that track. Nice hiphop sample there on "nothin' my love cant fix". Well written, funky pop that came out a ll' too latein the USA

thesexofit said:

thesexofit said:

I call Jeremy Jordan "White R.Kelly" because he try to use the same Chicago version of New Jack Swing that R.Kelly & Public Announement use on She Got That Vibe.

TonyVanDam said:

Nah, some of his album could be called swing, but i call it newjack pop LOL. "the right kind of love" was not a swing track, neither was the very upbeat "wannagirl". Still the swing influence wa definately on those tracks, same to a lesser extent with "nothin' my love cant fix"