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Which artist/act would you most like to have seen in their prime? Stevie Wonder in the 70's is the first that comes to mind! | |
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Prince
Slave Rick James Bootsy Collins The Ohio Players Parliament Earth, Wind & Fire It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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FuNkeNsteiN said: Prince
Slave Rick James Bootsy Collins The Ohio Players Parliament Earth, Wind & Fire All great choices but when do you consider to be their primes? | |
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Betty Davis Vanity 6 Apolllonia 6 Andre Cymone Rick James [Edited 9/12/06 10:34am] | |
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James Brown
The Beatles--before they were discovered, the only time it was worth it to watch them live! P-Funk Ray Charles My Legacy
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Aretha Franklin
Dionne Warwick Anita Baker David Bowie Prince and...  | |
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Led Zeppelin
Queen Michael Jackson | |
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Icicle said:
I'm not a huge fan, but I'm glad I saw the Victory tour. My Legacy
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No doubt about it . . . the band I consider the greatest rock band that ever lived.
 Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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namepeace said: No doubt about it . . . the band I consider the greatest rock band that ever lived.
 Nice pic of THE Quartet.
tA  Tribal Disorder
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sitruk7 said: FuNkeNsteiN said: Prince
Slave Rick James Bootsy Collins The Ohio Players Parliament Earth, Wind & Fire All great choices but when do you consider to be their primes? Prince 1987-1988 Slave 1980 Rick James 1981 Bootsy Collins 1978 Parliament 1977 The Ohio Players 1975 Earth, Wind & Fire 1975-1977 [Edited 9/12/06 12:21pm] It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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Chic
A Taste of Honey Sparks | |
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The Rolling Stones--1965-1972 "Todo está bien chévere" Stevie | |
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Teena Marie
Stephanie Mills Diana Ross (1980 "The Boss" era) Parliament Funkadelic (even tho they scared the shit out of me as a child) Earth Wind & Fire Minnie Ripperton Elis Regina (Brazilian bossa/tropig./jazz singer) | |
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Prince & The Revolution
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sosgemini said: Prince & The Revolution
Any particular tour? | |
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Ottensen said: Teena Marie
Stephanie Mills Diana Ross (1980 "The Boss" era) Parliament Funkadelic (even tho they scared the shit out of me as a child) Earth Wind & Fire Minnie Ripperton Elis Regina (Brazilian bossa/tropig./jazz singer)  with Tom Jobim!"Todo está bien chévere" Stevie | |
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Oh man, too many
Duke Ellington Count Basie Benny Goodman Chick Webb Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie Miles Davis John Coltrane (especially with the classic quartet) The Isley Brothers Little Richard Chuck Berry Big Joe Turner The Rolling Stones The Who P-Funk Earth Wind & Fire B.B. King Buddy Guy Jimi Hendrix Sly & The Family Stone Yes Wes Montgomery Black Sabbath Deep Purple The Stooges The MC5 The Clash James Brown (with the original JBs) Stevie Wonder Curtis Mayfield Donny hathaway Rahsaan Roland Kirk Sam Cooke Otis Redding Louis Armstrong Fats Domino Ike Turner The Kings Of Rhythm Alice Cooper Queen Thin Lizzy Sonny Rollins Dexter Gordon Thelonious Monk Charles Mingus Sun Ra | |
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sitruk7 said: sosgemini said: Prince & The Revolution
Any particular tour?please...please dont do this to me. Space for sale... | |
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sosgemini said: sitruk7 said: Any particular tour?
please...please dont do this to me. I say go for the Parade tour. During Purple Rain, all you would have seen was hair. That's all I saw when I went to see them back in 1985. | |
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-Dolly Parton
-Queen -The Smiths -The Stone Roses | |
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James Brown & the Famous Flames (Chitlin' Circuit 1961-1968)
James Brown and the JB's (1969-1975) Jackson 5 (1968-1973) The Jacksons (1978-1984) Michael Jackson (1987-1993) Vibrations (Chitlin' Circuit 1962-1967) Prince/The Time (1980-1983) Stevie Wonder (1972-1978) Marvin Haye (1967-1976) PRINCE: Always and Forever
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sextonseven said: sosgemini said: please...please dont do this to me. I say go for the Parade tour. During Purple Rain, all you would have seen was hair. That's all I saw when I went to see them back in 1985. But the PR tour did have the "I try to be good but they dig it whan I'm bad" speech. My Legacy
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Bob Marley
Curtis Mayfield Michael Jackson Billie Holiday | |
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LittleBLUECorvette said: James Brown & the Famous Flames (Chitlin' Circuit 1961-1968)
Beautiful!James Brown and the JB's (1969-1975) Jackson 5 (1968-1973) The Jacksons (1978-1984) Michael Jackson (1987-1993) Vibrations (Chitlin' Circuit 1962-1967) Prince/The Time (1980-1983) Stevie Wonder (1972-1978) Marvin Haye (1967-1976) | |
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Slave,Mass Production,Brass Construction(Horn section was nasty)
Brothers Johnson,Isley Brothers Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint | |
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NDRU said: sextonseven said: I say go for the Parade tour. During Purple Rain, all you would have seen was hair. That's all I saw when I went to see them back in 1985. But the PR tour did have the "I try to be good but they dig it whan I'm bad" speech. please you two...stop...dont make me remind myself that i've never seem the supreme beings performe live together... its just to much for me to handle at this point in my life.
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