do you remember?





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groove is in the heaaaarrrrt!!

prb said:

yeeeees!!!

ingamilo said:

didnt even have to click on thread

I used to love that song.. Still do.

2elijah said:

prb said:

do i remember??? i still play "dewdrops in the garden" all the time!

I got called a fag
for buying the cassette single
for "Groove Is In The Heart"
ask me if I cared

prb said:

Ohhhhh, that used to be my song

all danced then!!! in the garden it was good, clear; but home, in the street, in the terrace... good times

I need to find their albums

thanx for jogging my memory
when it comes time to sync new music
my mind goes blank on what I need

DirtyChris said:

I love all Deeelite.

Dewdrops in the Garden is a hot album.

How do u say,... Deee FUCK YES!! I remember!

LOVED THEM.

2elijah said:

Ditto! I couldn't ask for another
(I-I-I-I-I I)

Love Dee-Lite. I was disappointed that they broke up.

Deee-lite gets love aorund here every 6 months or so! Loves them and thinks that they would make a great reunion band. I wish she would eventually release her solo stuff, but it doesn't appear to be happening.

DirtyChris said:

They only have a few..

World Clique
Infinity Within
Dewdrops in the Garden
Sampledelic Relics and Dancefloor Oddities (remix comp I really recommend)

If you like them, you should chevck out Towa Tei's solo material. Future Listening is a must have for any music collection.

superspaceboy said:

I could not get into Towa Tie. Maybe Boosty Collins was the reason 4 their success?

superspaceboy said:

Towa Tei's albums are the fucking shit!

This is probably the most devastating thing that happened in the 90s. Them and the Brand New Heavies Breaking up (Luscious Jackson too) really just crushed me to pieces. They were a slice of genius that is for sure. Dewdrops in the Garden is a masterpiece. I hope one day the music world will recognize and give it props like it deserves.

Graycap23 said:

Bootsy was simply a guest. I doubt many knew who he was at the time...as his time had clearly passed. Besides he only had very few lines...I think Q-Tip had more. I think the song was simply successful on it's own and thus made them successful. The song was (as well as they were) very playful and went number one all over the place. I don't think Bootsy had anything to do with that.

superspaceboy said:

Bootsy didn't have shit to do with their success Don't even be trying to rob these geniuses of their due!

superspaceboy said:

bootsy did contribute quite a bit to their funk sound and he was also bassist in their touring band. i'd hardly say he was THE secret formula behind deee-lite's success, but he was certainly an ingredient.

Anxiety said:

I remember seeing them at the Rivera up north and they threw down!!!

superspaceboy said:

He was very well known back then....
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In fact, damn near the whole funk mob toured with them ....

Anxiety said:

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