A jam for all times. Never get tired of it.

I agree with that, it probably sound VERY dated, but it`s still sounds great!!

Icicle said:

the more dated the sound the more i like!

dancerella said:

That`s why i like you so much....
Aren`t you the Samantha Fox expert on the org? I think i remember you from my "Nothing`s gonna stop me now" thread ages ago. I still listen to that song



I would have loved to go vinyl hunting with you!!

Icicle said:

Hey Icicle! Like wise. I think we would be best friends if we lived in the same area because we both love cheesy shit and we're not ashamed of it! Hell yeah, I love me some Sam Fox. That's my bitch! haha! My favorite tracks from her are ...

Touch me
I surrender
Naughty girls need love

dancerella said:

That`s true I can just imagine the neighbours shouting at us "turn down the the stereo, nobody listens to Cheryl Lynn anyomore!!"
(you know her song "Star love"? )

Samantha Fox is great, but i prefer Kim Wilde





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This has always been my fave Jam & Lewis cut!

Icicle said:

I know it would be hilarious! I never really got into Kim Wilde she's good? Which album do you recommend?

I love "Star love" by Cheryl Lynn. She breaks it down on that track. What a voice!

JesseDezz said:

that track is timeless in my opinion!

dancerella said:

To be honest with you, i`d stick to the compilations, i would say she is more of a singles artist than an albums artist. Besides, many of her cds are now oop, and very expensive.

This is my favorite kim Wilde hit, check it out:
http://www.youtube.com/wa...qfUrVl0oUc



Cheryl Lynn has great material, "Shake it up tonight" is amazing, especially the intro

Thats sister Cherrelle.

She's one of the church bunnys you see in TBN right now. I think I've seen her in an eposide of some show where she got invited along Denise Matthews(Vanity), Peri Reid(Pebbles) to discuss Pslam some number.

Her second album is even better!

Harlepolis said:

she's down with god now?

VoicesCarry said:

is is still kinda new wave-ish?

dancerella said:

I guess.

More Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis in their "early" phase.

dancerella said:

Since 10 years or so. She's the religious assistante to "Sister" Whitney Houston as well a close friend too.

Speaking of Pebbles, thats her cousin I believe.

I LOVE "I Didn't Mean to...". That jam still kicks my ass. They don't make dance jams like that no more

Icicle said:

That song is too hot for words. Cheryl was great and I love her voice. Is she retired from music cause I thought I heard that last year,

Jam and Lewis' early songs are their best work,imo.This jam is HOT! I remember hearing it for the first time in spring 1984,I was hooked.It's a shame that today's kids don't get jams like this.

purplecam said:

Also check out her song "Who do you think you are"...

http://www.youtube.com/wa...3mBOHohw7c

I don`t know about Cheryl Lynn, she recorded a song for the "Shark tale" soundtrack, i don`t remember when it was

I think the song is called "Sweet side of life", and it`s worth checking out

What's about the Robert Palmer version?

(don't know, but wasn't that the original...?)

Pellwormer said:

Nope,Cherelle recorded it first.Her version was released in the spring of 1984,months before Robert Palmer covered it.

Cherrelle was my favorite girl of the 80's. I actually was gonna start
a thread on favorite female singer of the 80's.
Besides this one, other cherrelle favorites i have on the mp3 player
are saturday love, when you look in my eyes, you look good to me,
artificial heart, affair, everything i miss at home, where do i run to,
will you satisfy, and keep it inside. She along with jimmy jam, terry lewis,
and alexander o'neal had a great thing going in the 80's. She was real
fine on the cover of her debut album fragile.

I love this song. Cherrelle did her thing on here. "I Didn't Mean To Turn You On" was 2-funky. Jimmy and Terry produced another great song with that classic uptown sound. I'm never tired of hearing that jam. I played that back-to-back with Alexander O'Neal's "Innocent". To show you how great that song is, what about the Robert Palmer version? I like that version too. That was released in 1987 or 1988, right? I even think Mariah Carey's remake of the song was cool. Yes, Mariah has covered the song as well in 2001 on an album.

Robert Palmer also covered this song as well, and it's actually REALLY good!!!

Harlepolis said:

wow, i never knew that! how scary. oh well..

yup, she and pebbles are cousins.