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love that song but what the fuck is with Miss Siedah's 'acting'?

MidasTouch said:

Well considering that it was a $300 video they had to improvise.

I hate that video.

Dennis Edwards looks like he was having a stroke SO corny.

she seems to be very good at...improvising.
Another great song,though!

Harlepolis said:

It's not really about the video (it is a piece of shit), it's about the "soul" in the song itself.

dseann said:

The song is so-so too.

It would've been at least more intersting had Chaka Khan been singing in front of Dennis(who was the 1st female choice to be in the song if it weren't for dumb ass leeching Warner Bros).

Never heard of the Dennis. The song is cool. Reminds me of the SOS Band.

Siedah is a really an unsung hero. I never understood why she was always in the shadows. With her talent, she deserved to be more successfull
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Harlepolis said:

Well, Chaka didn't sing, Siedah did, Warner Bros. got their wish and the song is what it is. I like it and love the soul pouring out of both Dennis and Siedah. Not to mention, the track that went on to spawn many platinum hip hop hits.

don't get me wrong,I LOVE LOVE LOVE Don't look Any Further...I was just amused by the video...

MidasTouch said:

I know.

mmmh, I don't think that's soul music.

Harlepolis said:

I was gonna say! It looks like he's chewing a wad of gum but I think it's just his teeth

I can't get behind the idea of Seidah Garrett as a singer. She's a writer. Although I do absolutely adore her contribution to the Brand New Heavies. I savaged her when that album first dropped but I have come to adore it and her in it

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

She does have a beautiful voice and a wonderful gift for writing. History has shown that she has been more successful as a writer than anything else in the entertainment industry, but if she had opted to concentrate solely on a singing career she would have made it big. I think she is that talented.

dseann said:

Thats gravy, but as the saying goes "one person's treasure, is another person's shit".

I like both of them,,,,,I just don't care for the song, thats all

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Her debut album is nice and I love her duet with MJ.

But N'Dea WAS the undisputed diva of BNH, hands down

Harlepolis said:

Her duet with Michael I thought was cheesy. Didn't like it.
But I do agree with you about N'Dea Davenport though. She was the shit in BNH.

This piece of 80's cheese wouldn't know 'soul' if it walked up to it and smacked it upside the head.

As much as I like Dennis, this is just pure SHAIT.

Love that song -- always have, always will!

I've always loved the ridiculously bad video, too.

This is one of my father's favorite songs!

MikeMatronik said:

Really? He replaced David Ruffin as lead singer of the Temptations. He sings on classics like "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone," "I Can't Get Next to You," and "Cloud Nine."

AlexdeParis said:

Here in Portugal they didn't play soul, R&B or hip-hop on the radio.

MikeMatronik said:

I get that, but I figured you'd stumbled upon the Temps by now.

AlexdeParis said:

dseann said:

What's the joke?

Some of us were only exposed to black music via Prince or Michael Jackson. That was what happened to me.

I have no shame to admit that I am not knowledgeable in all genres.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

I think you're right.

I thought he was gnashing on something.

How high is he??

MikeMatronik said:

I believe you. I just found it funny the way Alex put it out there.

dseann said:

Sorry, that was my fault. I probably should've added a on the end. I was just giving Mike a good-natured ribbing. Sorry.

taylor dayne covered this song on her debut album

http://www.youtube.com/wa...EKu95nW5Gs