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HAPPYPERSON

Klymaxx's Three Signature Songs

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Reply #1 posted 01/10/12 1:38pm

chocolate1

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dancing jig boogie touched


"Love Hurts.
Your lies, they cut me.
Now your words don't mean a thing.
I don't give a damn if you ever loved me..."

-Cher, "Woman's World"
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Reply #2 posted 01/10/12 3:05pm

dancerella

Damn,I love them!! Diva's cool need love is the shit too!

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Reply #3 posted 01/10/12 4:33pm

1sotrue

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HAPPYPERSON said:







To me those are their signature songs but I also like a song called 'Good Lovin' that came out in the early 90s the lineup from the group was different. Definitely a different lead singer.

Great band they dont get enough props.
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Reply #4 posted 01/10/12 8:25pm

ScarletScandal

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I LOVE this song:

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Reply #5 posted 01/11/12 12:28am

MadamGoodnight

Don't slap me

'cause I'm not in the mood

Don't. slap. me.

'cause I'm not in the mood

headbang

I also liked Divas Need Love Too.

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Reply #6 posted 01/11/12 2:51am

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1sotrue said:

HAPPYPERSON said:

To me those are their signature songs but I also like a song called 'Good Lovin' that came out in the early 90s the lineup from the group was different. Definitely a different lead singer. Great band they dont get enough props.

Actually it was the same lead singer Lorena Lungs Shelby. Joyce Fenderella Irby was

the other lead singer with the MJ like voice. By the time they did the Maxx is Back

album with Good Lovin on it the band pared down to 3 members which pretty much

was the norm for r&b bands by the 90's. Joyce was asked to leave by this time because

she had a solo deal with Motown.

Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint
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Reply #7 posted 01/11/12 2:58am

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Even though these were their 3 signature songs i actually liked their 4th

single Lock and Key from this album best. By the time they released it

the album had already run its course. Lock and Key was produced by Jimmy

Jam and Terry Lewis.

Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint
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Reply #8 posted 01/11/12 4:42am

JabarR74

What about.......................

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Reply #9 posted 01/11/12 11:04am

SoulAlive

phunkdaddy said:

Even though these were their 3 signature songs i actually liked their 4th

single Lock and Key from this album best. By the time they released it

the album had already run its course. Lock and Key was produced by Jimmy

Jam and Terry Lewis.

I love "Lock and Key" too headbang

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Reply #10 posted 01/11/12 11:06am

SoulAlive

A few months ago,Bernadette posted on her facebook page that Klymaxx would be going on a reunion tour this year clapping

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Reply #11 posted 01/11/12 2:42pm

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phunkdaddy said:

1sotrue said:

HAPPYPERSON said: To me those are their signature songs but I also like a song called 'Good Lovin' that came out in the early 90s the lineup from the group was different. Definitely a different lead singer. Great band they dont get enough props.

Actually it was the same lead singer Lorena Lungs Shelby. Joyce Fenderella Irby was

the other lead singer with the MJ like voice. By the time they did the Maxx is Back

album with Good Lovin on it the band pared down to 3 members which pretty much

was the norm for r&b bands by the 90's. Joyce was asked to leave by this time because

she had a solo deal with Motown.

Thanks for the info I swear I didnt know that was Lorena Lungs Shelby singing lead of this tune. I guess I was used to Joyce Fenderella singing lead. Also Bernadette Cooper was a founding member Im surprised she left her group at the time.

http://www.youtube.com/wa...NsSRt4mOek

Another favorite of mine 'I'd Still Say Yes

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Reply #12 posted 01/11/12 2:49pm

dseann

JabarR74 said:

What about.......................

Co-sign.

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Reply #13 posted 01/11/12 5:26pm

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JabarR74 said:

What about.......................

Wow. How many times was that same beat used in the 90's?

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Reply #14 posted 01/11/12 5:35pm

dseann

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JabarR74 said:

What about.......................

Wow. How many times was that same beat used in the 90's?

It was the beat of the early 90's. Alot of pure unadulterated shit was recorded over that beat. lol

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Reply #15 posted 01/18/12 3:58am

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dseann said:

ScarletScandal said:

Wow. How many times was that same beat used in the 90's?

It was the beat of the early 90's. Alot of pure unadulterated shit was recorded over that beat. lol

I called it the Soul II Soul effect.

Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint
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Reply #16 posted 01/18/12 9:03am

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It may have a bit of sap on it but I love I'd Still Say Yes with Howie Hews, that's a sweet song to hear every now and then.

Jeux Sans Frontiers
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Reply #17 posted 01/18/12 12:50pm

dseann

phunkdaddy said:

dseann said:

It was the beat of the early 90's. Alot of pure unadulterated shit was recorded over that beat. lol

I called it the Soul II Soul effect.

Keep on moving, don't stop! lol

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Reply #18 posted 01/18/12 2:19pm

Chancellor

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I was listening to "I Miss You" during the "Quiet Storm" a few days ago...I know ya'll are gonna "throw-up" when I say this but as I listened to the lyrics I thought of one person that could "cover' this classic and turn it into #1 Pop Hit...

Mr. Bubble-Gum himself Justin Bieber. The little Girls would go CRAZY hearing him sing "I Miss You". His voice is perfect for that song...

It's a Pop hit that's been waiting for a Pop star to re-introduce it to another Generation....A Teen-Idol like Justin could take "I Miss you" to another level.....

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Reply #19 posted 01/18/12 4:15pm

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Chancellor said:

I was listening to "I Miss You" during the "Quiet Storm" a few days ago...I know ya'll are gonna "throw-up" when I say this but as I listened to the lyrics I thought of one person that could "cover' this classic and turn it into #1 Pop Hit...

Mr. Bubble-Gum himself Justin Bieber. The little Girls would go CRAZY hearing him sing "I Miss You". His voice is perfect for that song...

It's a Pop hit that's been waiting for a Pop star to re-introduce it to another Generation....A Teen-Idol like Justin could take "I Miss you" to another level.....

You know I could see it, this song should be re-introduce to this generation. I agree Justin Bieber can remake it after all he still has a feminine voice. and it will be a hit.

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Reply #20 posted 01/18/12 5:23pm

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The only ones I really like are "Meeting in the Ladies Room" and "Good Love".

I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince.
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