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It's OK.

vainandy said:

too slow,huh?

This song has that classic Kashif sound which we heard alot of back then.

vainandy said:

Mr. I wanna dance my ass off himself? "It's OK?" What's wrong wit' you?



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Kashif was OK but I could take him or leave him. I mean, I wouldn't turn the station when one of his songs came on the radio but I didn't go out and buy any of his records either.

vainandy said:

I'm sure you bought some of the songs that he produced for others?

"So Fine" by Howard Johnson
"I'm In Love" by Evelyn Champagne King
"Love Come Down" by Evelyn Champagne King

I think he also produced "Betcha She Don't Love You" for Evelyn,too.

I have all of those.

vainandy said:

I knew it I think he had more success producing songs for other people.I like his first two solo albums,though.

TD3 said:

Too fast.

Cinnie said:

and that goes for you too!

this is dope

most female arists gravitate towards ballads and after hearing one groove i get tricked into listening to more meterial only to be dissapointed (cherelle)

Melba was on a roll in the early 80s.With Kashif as her producer,she had a string of popular singles on the R&B charts.

"Love's Comin At Cha"
"Love Me Right"
"Mind Up Tonight"
"Livin For Your Love"
"A Lot Of Love (Love The One I'm With)" duet with Kashif

She even ventured into pop/rock territory with her 1985 hit "Read My Lips".A very talented lady.

I got this album from a family member who was getting
rid of some old records about a month ago. I got more
45's than albums though. I remember this song but is
the album good. I've yet to have a chance to listen.
I'm gonna raid my mom's collection this weekend for
some more of her old motown 45's and stuff and try
to clean them up.

SoulAlive said:

Ol' School entertainer.. where as they could (sing, dance, and act) everything. Thanks Soul, I had a party all dang long in my office; we were dancing our asses off to this classic yesterday.
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SoulAlive said:

THAT is an even better & superior track.

TD3 said:

Cinnie said:

CUE Cinnie slows it down with Audacity!

Does that album contain the slow song that goes like this....

Remember if you don't follow your dreams
You'll never know
Oh you'll never never know
I said, you'll never know what's
At your journey's eeeee.eeeee.eeeee.eeeee.eeeee.eeeee.eeeee.eeeee.eeeee.eeeee.eeeee.eeeeend hooooo!!!!!

I remember riding in the car with my mother on the insterstate. By the time that bitch got finished screaming, we had made it clear across town.

I'm gonna have to get that record though.
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vainandy said:

You mean this?:

JabarR74 said:

she is known for being able to hold a note for a loooonnnnngggg time....lol...she also did this on her 1987 single "Falling",although it's not nearly as long as that clip you posted above,lol.