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Thread started 02/12/03 7:05am

DigitalLisa

Old school slow track of the day (stylistics)

I love these songs, man this is music 4 making love...

You make me feel brand new

Break up 2 make up

(When I first heard this song it brought me 2 tears, man this is a beautiful song cry)

The Stylistics where da bomb back in the dayz

heart music
[This message was edited Wed Feb 12 7:10:06 PST 2003 by DigitalLisa]
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Reply #1 posted 02/12/03 8:11am

LaVisHh

I love the Stylistics!

I hear ya, Lisa!!!

Songs filled with emotion.

They are still da bomb if you ask me...no one like um'.

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Reply #2 posted 02/12/03 8:35am

Harlepolis

I always get mixed up between The Delphonics(spelling?) and the Stylistics,,,sounds stupid.
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Reply #3 posted 02/12/03 8:39am

UptownDeb

Shout out to the Stylistics, especially for "Betcha By Golly Wow." Could Prince have chosen a better song to cover?
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Reply #4 posted 02/12/03 8:41am

Harlepolis

UptownDeb said:

Shout out to the Stylistics, especially for "Betcha By Golly Wow." Could Prince have chosen a better song to cover?


2 words 4 ya:

Phyllis Hyman

Whew,,,dayymmmnn
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Reply #5 posted 02/12/03 9:14am

Brother915

Great choices ladies, My favorite is Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart) from the debut album The Stylistics. That song is classic soul done right.

Russell Thompkins Jr.is my favorite falsetto singer. Brotha's falsetto is so even-toned and smooth.
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Reply #6 posted 02/12/03 9:18am

Harlepolis

Brother915 said:

Great choices ladies, My favorite is Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart) from the debut album The Stylistics. That song is classic soul done right.


Maaan, I need Ol' school music education "shakes head" lol I thought all the time that "Stop, Look, Listen(To Your Heart)" was originaly by Donna Summer.

Toni Braxton sampled the song 4 her tight jam "You've Been Wrong" which features her sistas in the backround vox.
[This message was edited Wed Feb 12 9:19:15 PST 2003 by Harlepolis]
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Reply #7 posted 02/12/03 9:34am

funkyslsistah

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I LOVE LOVE LOVE The Stylistics. I saw them a couple of years ago, and I'm not sure if there's only one or two original members left, nonetheless it was a magnificent show. The falsetto is heart grabbing and soul stirring.

Ok, here are my fave songs:

Hurry Up This Way Again "I never know when I'm going to see you again. I can't make no plans, I'll just see you whenever I can. Whenever you're with him, who's loving me? Nobody, Hurry up this way again." (love the lyrics!!)
Stop, Look, Listen to Your Heart
People Make the World Go Round
You Make Me Feel Brand New
Betcha By Golly Wow
Break Up to Make Up
You're A Big Girl Now
"Funkyslsistah… you ain't funky at all, you just a little ol' prude"!
"It's just my imagination, once again running away with me."
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Reply #8 posted 02/12/03 10:45am

Brother915

Harlepolis said:[quote]

Brother915 said:

Great choices ladies, My favorite is Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart) from the debut album The Stylistics. That song is classic soul done right.


Maaan, I need Ol' school music education "shakes head" lol I thought all the time that "Stop, Look, Listen(To Your Heart)" was originaly by Donna Summer.


(LOL)... funny you say that you thought that that Stylistics song was by Donna Summer, cause there was a rumor going around in the 70's that she was a man.
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Reply #9 posted 02/12/03 10:50am

Harlepolis

Brother915 said:[quote]

Harlepolis said:

Brother915 said:

Great choices ladies, My favorite is Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart) from the debut album The Stylistics. That song is classic soul done right.


Maaan, I need Ol' school music education "shakes head" lol I thought all the time that "Stop, Look, Listen(To Your Heart)" was originaly by Donna Summer.


(LOL)... funny you say that you thought that that Stylistics song was by Donna Summer, cause there was a rumor going around in the 70's that she was a man.


No I'm serious,,she covered the song(I realized that now biggrin).

And its true indeed, Donna Summer was the #.1 vicitm of the 70's black critics,,Chaka is #.2
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Reply #10 posted 02/12/03 11:44am

UptownDeb

funkyslsistah said:

I LOVE LOVE LOVE The Stylistics. I saw them a couple of years ago, and I'm not sure if there's only one or two original members left, nonetheless it was a magnificent show. The falsetto is heart grabbing and soul stirring.

Ok, here are my fave songs:

Hurry Up This Way Again "I never know when I'm going to see you again. I can't make no plans, I'll just see you whenever I can. Whenever you're with him, who's loving me? Nobody, Hurry up this way again." (love the lyrics!!)
Stop, Look, Listen to Your Heart
People Make the World Go Round
You Make Me Feel Brand New
Betcha By Golly Wow
Break Up to Make Up
You're A Big Girl Now


Thanks for the list, funkyslsistah. I might just have to pick up a greatest hits compilation! biggrin

btw, didn't Angela Bofill cover "People Make the World Go Round?"
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Reply #11 posted 02/12/03 11:46am

rdhull

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DigitalLisa said:

I love these songs, man this is music 4 making love...

You make me feel brand new

Break up 2 make up

(When I first heard this song it brought me 2 tears, man this is a beautiful song cry)

The Stylistics where da bomb back in the dayz



worship

Just the opening music of You Make Me Feel Brand New makes me trip out.
my love..I'll never find the words...
"Climb in my fur."
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Reply #12 posted 02/12/03 11:52am

UptownDeb

rdhull said:


Just the opening music of You Make Me Feel Brand New makes me trip out.
my love..I'll never find the words...


Doesn't that song sound like somebody's wedding vows?
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Reply #13 posted 02/12/03 12:21pm

Brother915

UptownDeb said:

funkyslsistah said:

I LOVE LOVE LOVE The Stylistics. I saw them a couple of years ago, and I'm not sure if there's only one or two original members left, nonetheless it was a magnificent show. The falsetto is heart grabbing and soul stirring.

Ok, here are my fave songs:

Hurry Up This Way Again "I never know when I'm going to see you again. I can't make no plans, I'll just see you whenever I can. Whenever you're with him, who's loving me? Nobody, Hurry up this way again." (love the lyrics!!)
Stop, Look, Listen to Your Heart
People Make the World Go Round
You Make Me Feel Brand New
Betcha By Golly Wow
Break Up to Make Up
You're A Big Girl Now


Thanks for the list, funkyslsistah. I might just have to pick up a greatest hits compilation! biggrin

btw, didn't Angela Bofill cover "People Make the World Go Round?"



Yes she did a remake...a credible remake as a matter of fact. It's a little more uptempo than the Stylistics' version.
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Reply #14 posted 02/12/03 12:24pm

rdhull

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UptownDeb said:

rdhull said:


Just the opening music of You Make Me Feel Brand New makes me trip out.
my love..I'll never find the words...


Doesn't that song sound like somebody's wedding vows?

yes
worship
"Climb in my fur."
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Reply #15 posted 02/12/03 2:29pm

mistermaxxx

Harlepolis said:

UptownDeb said:

Shout out to the Stylistics, especially for "Betcha By Golly Wow." Could Prince have chosen a better song to cover?


2 words 4 ya:

Phyllis Hyman

Whew,,,dayymmmnn
AMEN!!!
mistermaxxx
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Reply #16 posted 02/12/03 2:31pm

mistermaxxx

I Truly Enjoy there Work.the Kind of Soul that you wish you could Bottle up in a Bottle&Never let it out.you want this all to yourself.Music that is timeless.
mistermaxxx
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Reply #17 posted 02/13/03 1:12am

DavidEye

Harlepolis said:[quote]

Brother915 said:

Harlepolis said:

Brother915 said:

Great choices ladies, My favorite is Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart) from the debut album The Stylistics. That song is classic soul done right.


Maaan, I need Ol' school music education "shakes head" lol I thought all the time that "Stop, Look, Listen(To Your Heart)" was originaly by Donna Summer.


(LOL)... funny you say that you thought that that Stylistics song was by Donna Summer, cause there was a rumor going around in the 70's that she was a man.


No I'm serious,,she covered the song(I realized that now biggrin).





No,Donna did not cover The Stylistic's "Stop,Look,Listen (To Your Heart)".She does have a 1983 song called "Stop,Look,Listen" but it is a totally different song.Her song appears on her album 'She Works Hard For The Money'.

But,the Stylistics song "Stop,Look,Listen (To Your Heart)" (1971) is my favorite Stylistics song too.The vocals are heavenly,and that melody kills me everytime.It was covered by Patti Austin in 1981.
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Reply #18 posted 02/13/03 4:47am

Brother915

Go get the Stylistics debut 1971 album. It is remastered {Nova and all you other audiophiles out there} And it is almost like a greatest hits album. Check out the tracklist...


1.Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)
2.Point of No Return
3.Betcha by Golly, Wow
4.Country Living
5.You're a Big Girl Now
6.You Are Everything
7.People Make the World Go Round
8.Ebony Eyes
9.If I Love You

This is a stone cold masterful 70's soul album. Pick it up.
Some of the Stylisics greatest hits are on the ONE album.

Good Morning Orgers...
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Reply #19 posted 02/13/03 5:00am

DavidEye

Brother915 said:

Go get the Stylistics debut 1971 album. It is remastered {Nova and all you other audiophiles out there} And it is almost like a greatest hits album. Check out the tracklist...


1.Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)
2.Point of No Return
3.Betcha by Golly, Wow
4.Country Living
5.You're a Big Girl Now
6.You Are Everything
7.People Make the World Go Round
8.Ebony Eyes
9.If I Love You

This is a stone cold masterful 70's soul album. Pick it up.
Some of the Stylisics greatest hits are on the ONE album.

Good Morning Orgers...





I have that album! It is absolutely stunning from beginning to end.I love the way it includes the long,long version of "People Make The World Go Round".


I would also recommend their second album 'Round 2'(1972),which includes a kickass remake of the Carol King classic "It's Too Late".This track segues into the haunting "Children Of The Night",it will give you chills when you hear it.Soul music at it's BEST!!!
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Reply #20 posted 02/13/03 9:44am

funkyslsistah

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My eyes may have deceived me, but I thought The Stylistics have a box set. I thought I saw it at Tower. Then again maybe not and it was just a dream. If they don't have one, I think the record company should get on it and make one, cuz I would definitely invest in that.
"Funkyslsistah… you ain't funky at all, you just a little ol' prude"!
"It's just my imagination, once again running away with me."
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Reply #21 posted 02/13/03 10:06am

UptownDeb

funkyslsistah said:

My eyes may have deceived me, but I thought The Stylistics have a box set. I thought I saw it at Tower. Then again maybe not and it was just a dream. If they don't have one, I think the record company should get on it and make one, cuz I would definitely invest in that.


Since this thread I've been thinking about going to Tower to look for a compilation, too. Guess I could start with towerecords.com.
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Reply #22 posted 02/14/03 1:00am

DavidEye

funkyslsistah said:

My eyes may have deceived me, but I thought The Stylistics have a box set. I thought I saw it at Tower. Then again maybe not and it was just a dream. If they don't have one, I think the record company should get on it and make one, cuz I would definitely invest in that.




No,The Stylistics do not have a box set.If they did,I would have it already...lol...
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Reply #23 posted 02/14/03 2:02pm

mistermaxxx

DavidEye said:

funkyslsistah said:

My eyes may have deceived me, but I thought The Stylistics have a box set. I thought I saw it at Tower. Then again maybe not and it was just a dream. If they don't have one, I think the record company should get on it and make one, cuz I would definitely invest in that.




No,The Stylistics do not have a box set.If they did,I would have it already...lol...
I got your Back on that.
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