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80s Jam: "Jump to it" by Aretha Franklin "Lack of home training crosses all boundaries." | |
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from the summer of '82  That was an exciting time! The female R&B artists came out with some serious JAMS and so there was alot of competion...
"Love Come Down" by Evelyn Champagne King "Last Night" by Stephanie Mills "Love Is In Control" by Donna Summer "Instant Love" by Cheryl Lynn "Jump To It" by Aretha Franklin | |
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from the summer of '82 That was an exciting time! The female R&B artists came out with some serious JAMS and so there was alot of competion...
"Love Come Down" by Evelyn Champagne King "Last Night" by Stephanie Mills "Love Is In Control" by Donna Summer "Instant Love" by Cheryl Lynn "Jump To It" by Aretha Franklin | |
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I think Luther produced this one. "Lack of home training crosses all boundaries." | |
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scriptgirl said: I think Luther produced this one.
 he produced her entire 'Jump To It' album.Interestingly,this album was released around the same time as Cheryl Lynn's 'Instant Love' album,which was also produced by Luther.At that point,Luther had only released one album of his own ('Never Too Much') and all of these ladies were begging him to produce their albums,lol. | |
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SoulAlive said: scriptgirl said: I think Luther produced this one.
he produced her entire 'Jump To It' album.Interestingly,this album was released around the same time as Cheryl Lynn's 'Instant Love' album,which was also produced by Luther.At that point,Luther had only released one album of his own ('Never Too Much') and all of these ladies were begging him to produce their albums,lol.I've always liked Luther's productions for other artists and his work with Change better than anything he ever did as a solo artist. He had a slight funky side to him. As for his own stuff, I love his first album and his second album is OK. But after that, he became dull as hell. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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This is classic stuff. You can even hear
Lutha singing background. Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint | |
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Pure jam  | |
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SoulAlive said: from the summer of '82
That was an exciting time! The female R&B artists came out with some serious JAMS and so there was alot of competion...
"Love Come Down" by Evelyn Champagne King "Last Night" by Stephanie Mills "Love Is In Control" by Donna Summer "Instant Love" by Cheryl Lynn "Jump To It" by Aretha Franklin Add Carrie Lucas' "Show Me Where You're Coming From" to that list. | |
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uPtoWnNY said: SoulAlive said: from the summer of '82
That was an exciting time! The female R&B artists came out with some serious JAMS and so there was alot of competion...
"Love Come Down" by Evelyn Champagne King "Last Night" by Stephanie Mills "Love Is In Control" by Donna Summer "Instant Love" by Cheryl Lynn "Jump To It" by Aretha Franklin Add Carrie Lucas' "Show Me Where You're Coming From" to that list. we need a thread about the summer of '82!  | |
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SoulAlive said: uPtoWnNY said: Add Carrie Lucas' "Show Me Where You're Coming From" to that list. we need a thread about the summer of '82! '81-'86 were the peak years for summer music. | |
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uPtoWnNY said: SoulAlive said: we need a thread about the summer of '82! '81-'86 were the peak years for summer music. The summer of 85 changed things....for the worst. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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uPtoWnNY said: SoulAlive said: we need a thread about the summer of '82! '81-'86 were the peak years for summer music. | |
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After a dry spell, this Luther Vandross produced track brought Aretha Franklin back with a hit single and a gold album of the same name.
It was tinkled funk and catchy. Her scatting on this was off the meter. Nice tune indeed. Music Royalty in Motion | |
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