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Eddie "Corn" Kendrick - "Intimate Friends" (1977) If you're a stoner, smoke to this, if you're a stepper, step to this, if you're a groover, groove to this. Straight from the MOTOWN archives.  [Edited 8/30/09 14:21pm] | |
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A great cut from the Thin Man!  On the Org since 2005.
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Someone sampled this song a few years ago-who was it? "Lack of home training crosses all boundaries." | |
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Timmy84 said: If you're a stoner, smoke to this, if you're a stepper, step to this, if you're a groover, groove to this. Straight from the MOTOWN archives.
[Edited 8/30/09 14:21pm] Now you talken 'bout my thang.....
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scriptgirl said: Someone sampled this song a few years ago-who was it?
Not just some "one", lol: "For Old Time's Sake" - Sweet Sable "Time to Move On" - Sparkle "Penny for My Thoughts" - Common (Sense) "Another Summer" - 213 (Snoop/Nate/Warren G) "Unbreakable" (Alicia Keys) ...and I'm sure there's more. [Edited 8/30/09 17:42pm] | |
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the song I am thinking had the lyrics "smoking on a, sippin on a" and it was sung by a woman. "Lack of home training crosses all boundaries." | |
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scriptgirl said: the song I am thinking had the lyrics "smoking on a, sippin on a" and it was sung by a woman.
"For Old Time's Sake" - Sweet Sable
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That is who I mean-but I have never heard that mix before. Thanks "Lack of home training crosses all boundaries." | |
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scriptgirl said: That is who I mean-but I have never heard that mix before. Thanks
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Could someone recommend a thorough compilation by Ms.Kendricks?  | |
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Nice. Timmy you always come through with
that butta Motown soul. Janet's twenty fourplay from her Design of a Decade compilation sounds amazingly similar to this one. Don't laugh at my funk
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Harlepolis said: Could someone recommend a thorough compilation by Ms.Kendricks?
I think you mean Mr. Kendricks 
I would suggest going for The Motown Solo Albums: Vol 1 & 2 while they're still floating around...they cost a pretty penny but if you can afford it then go for it because it's Great Soul music    *R.I.P MJ*...*And Thank You SO Much!* | |
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Shiningstarr26 said: Harlepolis said: Could someone recommend a thorough compilation by Ms.Kendricks?
I think you mean Mr. Kendricks
I would suggest going for The Motown Solo Albums: Vol 1 & 2 while they're still floating around...they cost a pretty penny but if you can afford it then go for it because it's Great Soul music Yeah,,,right 
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Harlepolis said: Shiningstarr26 said: I think you mean Mr. Kendricks
I would suggest going for The Motown Solo Albums: Vol 1 & 2 while they're still floating around...they cost a pretty penny but if you can afford it then go for it because it's Great Soul music Yeah,,,right
And thanx Unless you are searching for vinyl or Cd's.... both can found over at iTunes for $14.99 Vol 1 & $44.99 Vol 2. | |
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TD3 said: Harlepolis said: Yeah,,,right
And thanx Unless you are searching for vinyl or Cd's.... both can found over at iTunes for $14.99 Vol 1 & $44.99 Vol 2. This is a cut | |
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phunkdaddy said: Nice. Timmy you always come through with
that butta Motown soul. Janet's twenty fourplay from her Design of a Decade compilation sounds amazingly similar to this one. It does!  | |
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Why did they call him "corn"? "Lack of home training crosses all boundaries." | |
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scriptgirl said: Why did they call him "corn"?
He loved him some cornbread even though he admitted he was skinny as hell (he said in one of his songs that he was only 145 lbs). [Edited 9/1/09 23:08pm] | |
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The Thin Man Motown albums Vol 1 & 2 are definitely worth checking out. I think some of his later work for Arista is on CD too. One of my favorite Eddie albums is "Goin' Up In Smoke", which IIRC, was produced by Norman Harris. | |
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thetimefan said: The Thin Man Motown albums Vol 1 & 2 are definitely worth checking out. I think some of his later work for Arista is on CD too. One of my favorite Eddie albums is "Goin' Up In Smoke", which IIRC, was produced by Norman Harris.
Goin' Up In Smoke was indeed produced by Norman Harris On the Org since 2005.
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Norman Harris did a solo album too but I think it's mostly or all instrumentals.
I saw on Amazon there's an album of Temps covers sung by Eddie & Dennis Edwards, anyone know what year that album was originally recorded and for what label. I don't think it was for the UK Motorcity label either which some former Motown artists recorded for. | |
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