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Don Blackman!! Heart's Desire, Holding You.....

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One of my favorites on Piano and Keys!!!


Heart's Desire



Holding You, Loving You



Since You Been Away So Long







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" I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout
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Reply #1 posted 04/15/08 6:23pm

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I love it! Thanks for posting. smile
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Reply #2 posted 04/15/08 9:07pm

JazzyJ

Bought this album last fall and I'm so glad I did because of these 3 songs. cool
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Reply #3 posted 04/16/08 2:54am

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EccentricLady said:

I love it! Thanks for posting. smile


biggrin You're welcome!







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Reply #4 posted 04/16/08 2:55am

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JazzyJ said:

Bought this album last fall and I'm so glad I did because of these 3 songs. cool



biggrin My 3 favorites on the album, too!




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Reply #5 posted 04/16/08 7:31am

Harlepolis

<<<----- worship

My absloute FAVE musician from the Jamaican State scene. His sound is so trippy, I can't get over it.

He 1st came to my notice through Twennynine's Peanut Butter/Morning Sunrise in which he composed both.

Simply put, truthfully stated,,,I love this cat!
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Reply #6 posted 04/16/08 4:19pm

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Harlepolis said:

<<<----- worship

My absloute FAVE musician from the Jamaican State scene. His sound is so trippy, I can't get over it.

He 1st came to my notice through Twennynine's Peanut Butter/Morning Sunrise in which he composed both.

Simply put, truthfully stated,,,I love this cat!




You're Right... I dig the entire Twennynine "Best Of Friends" album, but it's those two Cuts-- "Peanut Butter" and "Morning Sunrise"--that really knocked me on my ass, lol I was like, "hmmm...Don Blackman...I gotta investigate"...





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Reply #7 posted 04/16/08 4:28pm

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paligap said:

Harlepolis said:

<<<----- worship

My absloute FAVE musician from the Jamaican State scene. His sound is so trippy, I can't get over it.

He 1st came to my notice through Twennynine's Peanut Butter/Morning Sunrise in which he composed both.

Simply put, truthfully stated,,,I love this cat!




You're Right... I dig the entire Twennynine "Best Of Friends" album, but it's those two Cuts-- "Peanut Butter" and "Morning Sunrise"--that really knocked me on my ass, lol I was like, "hmmm...Don Blackman...I gotta investigate"...





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I found Twennynine/Lenny White's cover:



The original featuring Don Blackman as the vocalist:



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Reply #8 posted 04/16/08 4:32pm

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Timmy84 said:



I found Twennynine/Lenny White's cover:



The original featuring Don Blackman as the vocalist:



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biggrin Ndeed!!!!
fro music




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Reply #9 posted 04/16/08 9:49pm

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If I'm not mistaken, the Twennynine version was actually sung by Don himself(being the fact that he was in the group during their 1st album).

The 2nd clip was by Weldon Irvine.

Pali could school us more on this since he's deep into the Jamaican State music scene more than anybody I could think of here hmmm
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Reply #10 posted 04/16/08 9:55pm

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Harlepolis said:

If I'm not mistaken, the Twennynine version was actually sung by Don himself(being the fact that he was in the group during their 1st album).

The 2nd clip was by Weldon Irvine.

Pali could school us more on this since he's deep into the Jamaican State music scene more than anybody I could think of here hmmm


Hehe, I didn't know Weldon could sing. I just thought he was an instrumentalist like Norman Connors. hmmm
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Reply #11 posted 04/16/08 10:04pm

Harlepolis

Timmy84 said:

Harlepolis said:

If I'm not mistaken, the Twennynine version was actually sung by Don himself(being the fact that he was in the group during their 1st album).

The 2nd clip was by Weldon Irvine.

Pali could school us more on this since he's deep into the Jamaican State music scene more than anybody I could think of here hmmm


Hehe, I didn't know Weldon could sing. I just thought he was an instrumentalist like Norman Connors. hmmm


Oh Mr.C could sing his tail off too(You're My Starship music) better than Weldon IMO. But the fact that he featured some of the fiercest vocalists,,,,kinda overshadowed his singing talent nod
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Reply #12 posted 04/16/08 10:06pm

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Timmy84 said:

paligap said:





You're Right... I dig the entire Twennynine "Best Of Friends" album, but it's those two Cuts-- "Peanut Butter" and "Morning Sunrise"--that really knocked me on my ass, lol I was like, "hmmm...Don Blackman...I gotta investigate"...





...


I found Twennynine/Lenny White's cover:



The original featuring Don Blackman as the vocalist:



music

Very Nice! smile
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Reply #13 posted 04/16/08 10:06pm

Timmy84

Harlepolis said:

Timmy84 said:



Hehe, I didn't know Weldon could sing. I just thought he was an instrumentalist like Norman Connors. hmmm


Oh Mr.C could sing his tail off too(You're My Starship music) better than Weldon IMO. But the fact that he featured some of the fiercest vocalists,,,,kinda overshadowed his singing talent nod


Hold up! I thought it was Michael Henderson who sung "You Are My Starship"... how you know it was Norman? You discovered footage of NORMAN singing it? hmmm

I'm confucked right now. evillol
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Reply #14 posted 04/16/08 10:14pm

Harlepolis

Timmy84 said:

Harlepolis said:



Oh Mr.C could sing his tail off too(You're My Starship music) better than Weldon IMO. But the fact that he featured some of the fiercest vocalists,,,,kinda overshadowed his singing talent nod


Hold up! I thought it was Michael Henderson who sung "You Are My Starship"... how you know it was Norman? You discovered footage of NORMAN singing it? hmmm

I'm confucked right now. evillol


Michael's voice is alot rougher than Norman(Remember his duet with Phyllis Can't We Fall In Love Again) nod

Yep, thats def Mr.C on the vocals of Starship.
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Reply #15 posted 04/16/08 10:16pm

Timmy84

Harlepolis said:

Timmy84 said:



Hold up! I thought it was Michael Henderson who sung "You Are My Starship"... how you know it was Norman? You discovered footage of NORMAN singing it? hmmm

I'm confucked right now. evillol


Michael's voice is alot rougher than Norman(Remember his duet with Phyllis Can't We Fall In Love Again) nod

Yep, thats def Mr.C on the vocals of Starship.


Hehe, I'm gonna have to listen to those two but I'm inclined to finally see what you mean. biggrin

I didn't know Norman was singing that bad boy. cool
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Reply #16 posted 04/16/08 10:19pm

Timmy84

This is a good excuse to bring this up again:



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Reply #17 posted 04/16/08 10:24pm

Timmy84

Ok, Harley, you were right:



Weldon sounds fine here.
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Reply #18 posted 04/17/08 2:18am

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Whatever you do, don't ruin this thread by bringing up Don Blackmons follow up album disbelief - omfg I just did!!!!

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Harlepolis said:

Timmy84 said:



Hold up! I thought it was Michael Henderson who sung "You Are My Starship"... how you know it was Norman? You discovered footage of NORMAN singing it? hmmm

I'm confucked right now. evillol


Michael's voice is alot rougher than Norman(Remember his duet with Phyllis Can't We Fall In Love Again) nod

Yep, thats def Mr.C on the vocals of Starship.

You Are My Starship was penned by Michael Henderson and it features him on vocals, not Norman.
"The atmospheric title track represents a classic in the genre, with Michael Henderson's smooth vocals and bass playing"
allmusic.com

The CD liner notes on You Are My Starship also state that Michael Henderson sings the song. It's also included on Michael's best of collection.
It's definitely Mike, no doubt about it
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Reply #20 posted 04/17/08 5:11am

Timmy84

FuNkeNsteiN said:

Harlepolis said:



Michael's voice is alot rougher than Norman(Remember his duet with Phyllis Can't We Fall In Love Again) nod

Yep, thats def Mr.C on the vocals of Starship.

You Are My Starship was penned by Michael Henderson and it features him on vocals, not Norman.
"The atmospheric title track represents a classic in the genre, with Michael Henderson's smooth vocals and bass playing"
allmusic.com

The CD liner notes on You Are My Starship also state that Michael Henderson sings the song. It's also included on Michael's best of collection.
It's definitely Mike, no doubt about it
smile


Haha, thanks for confirming otherwise. I thought I was going nuts for a minute. lol
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Reply #21 posted 04/17/08 6:21am

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Timmy84 said:

FuNkeNsteiN said:


You Are My Starship was penned by Michael Henderson and it features him on vocals, not Norman.
"The atmospheric title track represents a classic in the genre, with Michael Henderson's smooth vocals and bass playing"
allmusic.com

The CD liner notes on You Are My Starship also state that Michael Henderson sings the song. It's also included on Michael's best of collection.
It's definitely Mike, no doubt about it
smile


Haha, thanks for confirming otherwise. I thought I was going nuts for a minute. lol

No probs, bro
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Reply #22 posted 04/17/08 6:33am

Harlepolis

Well damn eek I guess I'm the confused child, not you Timothy disbelief lol
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Reply #23 posted 04/17/08 6:37am

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DreZone said:

Whatever you do, don't ruin this thread by bringing up Don Blackmons follow up album disbelief - omfg I just did!!!!

'dre


I bought that album and threw it in the garbage the same day.

It was like a LONG commercial of....



Ugh! barf
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Reply #24 posted 04/17/08 6:38am

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Harlepolis said:

DreZone said:

Whatever you do, don't ruin this thread by bringing up Don Blackmons follow up album disbelief - omfg I just did!!!!

'dre


I bought that album and threw it in the garbage the same day.

It was like a LONG commercial of....



Ugh! barf

Well damn lol
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Reply #25 posted 04/17/08 7:03pm

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FuNkeNsteiN said:

Harlepolis said:



I bought that album and threw it in the garbage the same day.

It was like a LONG commercial of....



Ugh! barf

Well damn lol


Tell me about it! nod

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Reply #26 posted 04/17/08 7:11pm

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DreZone said:

FuNkeNsteiN said:


Well damn lol


Tell me about it! nod

'dre


For Real!!! lol He had the nerve to call the album "Listen"...He should have thrown the word "Don't" right in front of that, lol

..and I agree, it was like the entire album was recorded on some little kid's Casio....the strange thing is, he was playing and recording with the likes of Sting and Lenny White that same year--I don't get it--how the hell do you go from that to such a bad second album?









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