I miss them like HELL

Dance Tonight


Don't Mess With My Man


You


Without You


Everday


LaLa


They had such an uncanny chemistry
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Harlepolis said:

I thought the album was pretty good, but I hope they DON'T reunite. I'd rather see Dawn do the En Vogue thing now. Same for Raphael. I'd rather see him promote his current project.

YES...unfortunately.

Harlepolis said:

daPrettyman said:

I ain't holding my breath over the En Vouge project to be honest.

But I can't help thinking about Dawn's singing over Ray's current sound

I liked them together also but I’d rather see Dawn with EnVogue. Besides in a recent interview with Raphael Saadiq he was clear about not being interested in doing anything more with Lucy Pearl or Toni Tony Tone.

Yeah, FAT chance they ever get back together. I can tell you one person alone that wouldn't do it and you'd be surprised who it was...



He was done with both them muh'fuggas back when all that shit went down. He was so scarred from it, he refused to answer questions as to how the shit went sour

JackieBlue said:

Raphael Saadiq said:


WTH happend to them anyway? What I heard was ALWAYS sketchy,,,,Dawn said that Ray was greedy and wanted it ALL, Ray said she demanded to be paid more than all of them and Ali Shaheed kept his mouth shut about the whole thing(like you said Mutha).
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Did you know Joi (Tennessee Slim is the Bomb) was slated as lead for LP? Not sure why that didn't work out but I did love this group.

I don’t remember the specifics anymore but I remember it wasn’t good for Dawn and basically along the lines of what you said. There were two interviews he did and one he talked about it and in the most recent one since the latest album he just basically said he was done with both groups.

I saw Ali Shaheed a few weeks ago. My first celebrity sighting in a long time.
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MuthaFunka said:

That must've been really fucked up for him then, lol. But I can imagine, dealing with two conflicting egos, lol.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Supposedly they recorded a WHOLE 2nd Lucy Pearl with her but it got mysteriously shelved.

I would LOOOOOVE to hear what she and Ray cooked toghether.

Timmy84 said:

let me just shut the hell up and spin....

Harlepolis said:

The story goes - Saadiq wasn't cuttin' checks on time; Dawn was being her diva self; Shaheed couldn't put up with both of them but he did say there was an issue with getting checks.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Joi actually did replace dawn. Saadiq basically fired Dawn without even telling her. Joi joined them on tour.

Timmy84 said:

Yep. When a dude like Shaheed wants to remain THAT damn silent, then you know it was some fucked up shit.

MuthaFunka said:

Damn damn damn

So the rumor about him being a HUGE asshole is correct after all

Harlepolis said:

Damn, I didn't know THAT! Yeah, I'd LOVE to hear that shit.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Basically.

Harlepolis said:

In THAT particular case, yes .

Harlepolis said:

Why can't stuff like this be available at least for download. Hell don't want to invest in it, at LEAST make $20 bucks off your effort!

MuthaFunka said:

If I'm not mistaken, couple of the songs appeared on her Star Kitty's Revenge

Harlepolis said:

WHICH.

ONES

Harlepolis said:

Ah! Because she DOES do "Missing You" on HIS "Live at the H.O.B." CD, so there's probably something to that.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Chile, please!

You think Prince is the ONLY possessive soul?

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

The ones that were produced by him, I assume (I don't have the booklet with me right now)
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Harlepolis said:

yeah

I always thought that album was a big disappointment considering the talent involved.

MendesCity said:

Considering, I thought it was pretty great. Not revolutionary or anything but worlds better than Vintage

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

I HATE that I'm not on the same page with you musically when it comes to this

Don't blame me for being spoiled though, coz I'm used to us being so musically compatible