JAM THE MOTHA!

Hee Hee!!!

Timmy84 said:

JAM THE MOTHA!

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They are the best!

MickyDolenz said:

Timmy84 said:

JAM THE MOTHA!

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That long version of "Bomb" is classic.

WoW! Sweet post. Early in the Morning was my jam. That and Circles. Sweet post. And we haven't even touched Burn Rubber. They had HITS.

funkpill said:

Hee Hee!!!

What you laid on me. What was that you laid on me sucka.

Jam the Motha gonna turn it out! Jam to the Motha!

less go kinda way back.

love this one

my favorite

Gaptized!!!!

Gap Band — Talkin' Back

..We back @choo again, W-G-A-P
And Y'all thought we was gone
Now dig, tweedly dee tweedly dum
It's about that bumpin up yo' gum
F-U-N for fun, now would y'all say that for me

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun, say it!

Couple more to add:

Gaptized indeed!

MickyDolenz said:

Swedish band "The Roots Of Funk" performs a solid cover-version of this imo . The synth-chords are on point, especially the intro-part.

Another from their 1989 album. Their first and only deal for Capitol Records after leaving the Total Experience label.

The new jack-era was coming in full effect, and they recorded some tracks in this genre for the album sessions,

not much later followed by Charlie's first solo-project, also including swingbeat recordings. But this following one

from "Round Trip" caught my attention. Great mid-tempo, co-written by Ross Vannelli (brother of Gino) :

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Shango said:

Another from their 1989 album. Their first and only deal for Capitol Records after leaving the Total Experience label.

The new jack-era was coming in full effect, and they recorded some tracks in this genre for the album sessions,

not much later followed by Charlie's first solo-project, also including swingbeat recordings. But this following one

from "Round Trip" caught my attention. Great mid-tempo, co-written by Ross Vannelli (brother of Gino) :

Charlie was also playing keyboards for the Eurythmics around this time, and he produced this song for Pebbles.

^ Interesting ! ^ Thanks, i wasn't aware

Charlie produced half of Pebbles's debut album. "Take Your Time" and "Do Me Right" were both him in addition to "Mercedes Boy."

MickyDolenz said:

Shango said:

Another from their 1989 album. Their first and only deal for Capitol Records after leaving the Total Experience label.

The new jack-era was coming in full effect, and they recorded some tracks in this genre for the album sessions,

not much later followed by Charlie's first solo-project, also including swingbeat recordings. But this following one

from "Round Trip" caught my attention. Great mid-tempo, co-written by Ross Vannelli (brother of Gino) :

Charlie was also playing keyboards for the Eurythmics around this time, and he produced this song for Pebbles.

Damn i would have never guessed that.

Shango said:

Another from their 1989 album. Their first and only deal for Capitol Records after leaving the Total Experience label.

The new jack-era was coming in full effect, and they recorded some tracks in this genre for the album sessions,

not much later followed by Charlie's first solo-project, also including swingbeat recordings. But this following one

from "Round Trip" caught my attention. Great mid-tempo, co-written by Ross Vannelli (brother of Gino) :

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One of their most underrated songs. I have the 12 inch version of this song and it's

awesome. Can't believe this song didn't catch onto radio well. I used to play

the hell out of the first side of this album. Wednesday Lover was tough too.

phunkdaddy said:

Can't believe this song didn't catch onto radio well.

Lonnie Simmons is why.

Yes Lonnie Simmons needed a good swift kick in the ass.

phunkdaddy said:

Yes Lonnie Simmons needed a good swift kick in the ass.

Charlie was supposed to be writing a book, but I don't know if he's still planning to do it.