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Thread started 11/23/06 4:03pm

angela74

One in a million Larry Grahamn

This is a beautiful slow jam from the 80s. I think Larry Graham is underrated as a singer.
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Reply #1 posted 11/23/06 7:13pm

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Reply #2 posted 11/23/06 8:15pm

sexxydancer

I like Larry 2!
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Reply #3 posted 11/24/06 6:34am

FuNkeNsteiN

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angela74 said:

I think Larry Graham is underrated as a singer.

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Three and a half octave vocal range cool
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Reply #4 posted 11/24/06 6:50am

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Man every brutha i know ,that married around the time One In A Million was out, wanted me to spin it at their wedding. cool i dig Graham and this song.
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Reply #5 posted 11/24/06 7:56am

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thats an larry graham original? why did i think that someone else made this song a hit.

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Reply #6 posted 11/24/06 7:59am

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Graham looks like a lost Wayan Bros. Or Uncle...

and Graham's voice sounds nice when he isnt singing all deep and annoying...i like his vocals here.
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Reply #7 posted 11/24/06 10:34pm

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When this came out, I was a pre-teen and I didn't know LG from Sly and GCS. Then, he came out with a remake of "When We Get Married" and was working the whole double-breasted suit lover man image that Nelson George complained about in his "The Death of Rhythm Blues" book. I dug the songs tremendously. Then, once I started playing music myself, I went back and discovered where Larry Graham really came from...

It's the same thing with George Benson - great instrumentalist and vocalist who sometimes does the "crossover" thing and does it well.
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Reply #8 posted 11/25/06 7:53am

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JesseDezz said:

When this came out, I was a pre-teen and I didn't know LG from Sly and GCS. Then, he came out with a remake of "When We Get Married" and was working the whole double-breasted suit lover man image that Nelson George complained about in his "The Death of Rhythm Blues" book. I dug the songs tremendously. Then, once I started playing music myself, I went back and discovered where Larry Graham really came from...

It's the same thing with George Benson - great instrumentalist and vocalist who sometimes does the "crossover" thing and does it well.




I dont want to kill the vibe of this post but I have ALWAYS hated this song! I always preferred "Just Be My Lady" over this song!
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Reply #9 posted 11/25/06 9:50am

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Couples Skate!

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Reply #10 posted 11/25/06 9:57am

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I saw a man do this song at karoke night and he killed it!
The brotha was in tears when he was done lol
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Reply #11 posted 11/25/06 10:43am

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LoveAlive said:

JesseDezz said:

When this came out, I was a pre-teen and I didn't know LG from Sly and GCS. Then, he came out with a remake of "When We Get Married" and was working the whole double-breasted suit lover man image that Nelson George complained about in his "The Death of Rhythm Blues" book. I dug the songs tremendously. Then, once I started playing music myself, I went back and discovered where Larry Graham really came from...

It's the same thing with George Benson - great instrumentalist and vocalist who sometimes does the "crossover" thing and does it well.




I dont want to kill the vibe of this post but I have ALWAYS hated this song! I always preferred "Just Be My Lady" over this song!


I totally forgot about that one! LG was really ridin' the "smooth crooner" wave for a while there...
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Reply #12 posted 11/25/06 2:23pm

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This was one of the best vocal performances of ALL TIME. Larry's vocals were absolutely perfect on this song. There are very few songs I can say that about but this is one of them.
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Reply #13 posted 11/25/06 3:27pm

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I keep cracking up imagining all the Larry-Haters circled around this thread (or any thread mentioning Larry Graham)...


...with their heads about to explode.


For some unknown reason, they can't (or don't want to) get it out of their minds that Larry "Svengali" Graham pulled some kind of Jedi Mind-Trick on a 40+ year old man. disbelief


Btw, I don't really like the song but LG does perform it extremely well.


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