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Thread started 04/04/13 1:51pm

mjscarousal	The Delphonics- Didnt I Blow Your Mind classic
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Reply #1 posted 04/04/13 1:53pm

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"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato

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Reply #2 posted 04/05/13 1:31am

Gunsnhalen	One of my first introductions to soul music of the 70s Pistols sounded like "Fuck off," wheras The Clash sounded like "Fuck Off, but here's why.."- Thedigitialgardener All music is shit music and no music is real- gunsnhalen Datdonkeydick- Asherfierce Gary Hunts Album Isn't That Good- Soulalive
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Reply #3 posted 04/05/13 9:25pm

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I don't know if he is on this particular song, but Daryl Hall played keyboards on many early Thom Bell and Gamble & Huff productions.

You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton

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Reply #4 posted 04/08/13 2:43pm

SoulAlive	I could listen to the Delfonics all day long Their amazing vocal harmonies mixed with Thom Bell's lush production.....to those of you who don't have a copy of their greatest hits,what are you waiting for??
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Reply #5 posted 04/08/13 3:16pm

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SoulAlive said:

I could listen to the Delfonics all day long Their amazing vocal harmonies mixed with Thom Bell's lush production.....to those of you who don't have a copy of their greatest hits,what are you waiting for??

I agree 1,000 precent. The Delfonics are probably my favorite soul group.

I usually listen to the song, Trying to Make a Fool of Me at least a couple times a month.

Also i think their 1999 album(Forever New) was pretty darn good and underated.

Rest in Peace Bettie Boo. See u soon.

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Reply #6 posted 04/08/13 4:39pm

SoulAlive

That's a great song.My favorite is "Break Your Promise" music and "Hey Love" is one of the most effective slow jams EVER!

JoeyC said:

SoulAlive said:

I could listen to the Delfonics all day long Their amazing vocal harmonies mixed with Thom Bell's lush production.....to those of you who don't have a copy of their greatest hits,what are you waiting for??

I agree 1,000 precent. The Delfonics are probably my favorite soul group.

I usually listen to the song, Trying to Make a Fool of Me at least a couple times a month.

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Reply #7 posted 04/08/13 5:15pm

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SoulAlive said:

That's a great song.My favorite is "Break Your Promise" and "Hey Love" is one of the most effective slow jams EVER!

JoeyC said:

I agree 1,000 precent. The Delfonics are probably my favorite soul group.

I usually listen to the song, Trying to Make a Fool of Me at least a couple times a month.

Im trying to change my tune and not be so hard on today's music but when you hear songs like Hey love....man, they just don't make em like that anymore.. Im only 45 but i long for that 60's and 70's soul music sound.

Rest in Peace Bettie Boo. See u soon.

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Reply #8 posted 04/08/13 5:40pm

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JoeyC said:

SoulAlive said:

That's a great song.My favorite is "Break Your Promise" and "Hey Love" is one of the most effective slow jams EVER!

Im trying to change my tune and not be so hard on today's music but when you hear songs like Hey love....man, they just don't make em like that anymore.. Im only 45 but i long for that 60's and 70's soul music sound.

I agree,Joey.Today's music just can't compare to the stuff from the past! "Hey Love" is the epitome of sexy soul music.

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Reply #9 posted 04/08/13 6:19pm

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Love this song, I grew up in a household where may Dad played heaps of Philly soul and vocal groups like this. These guys could really sing and they could move. I only wish music could go back to this stuff.

Who cares that the songs were very sugary, it was the sincerity that we all appreciated. This is fine music and I have a few of these types of jams on my Ipod, mostly several Motown compilation's and a best of the Stylistics album.

Got some kind of love for you, and I don't even know your name

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Reply #10 posted 04/08/13 6:23pm

mjscarousal	SoulAlive said: JoeyC said: Im trying to change my tune and not be so hard on today's music but when you hear songs like Hey love....man, they just don't make em like that anymore.. Im only 45 but i long for that 60's and 70's soul music sound. I agree,Joey.Today's music just can't compare to the stuff from the past! "Hey Love" is the epitome of sexy soul music. Hell no it doesnt compare!
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Reply #11 posted 04/08/13 6:24pm

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Adorecream said:

Love this song, I grew up in a household where may Dad played heaps of Philly soul and vocal groups like this. These guys could really sing and they could move. I only wish music could go back to this stuff.

Who cares that the songs were very sugary, it was the sincerity that we all appreciated. This is fine music and I have a few of these types of jams on my Ipod, mostly several Motown compilation's and a best of the Stylistics album.

biggrin I love this post and agree and O I am in love with the Stylistics!!