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D-Train Thread Who here likes D-Train?
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yessssssirrrr [Edited 4/8/13 13:56pm] [Edited 4/8/13 13:57pm] [Edited 4/8/13 13:57pm] Vanglorious... this is protected by the red, the black, and the green. With a key... sissy! | |
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^ That's Paul Hardcastle on the keytar in JabarR74's posted clip, at the UK version of Soul Train
^ "Music" has a great intro with multi-layered vocals of James Williams, and piano fills by Hubert Eaves III, although unfortunately not appearing in the Top Of The Pops tv version above. Tight bass synth and other keys in there too and I also dig the subtle horn riffs. Uplifting chorus with the drums accenting the beat in this great jam. [Edited 4/8/13 14:25pm] | |
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I just vaccuumed my living room to "Youre the One" for me lol. Classic song. | |
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Dont even get me started! Here's My Favorite Jam of his- [Edited 5/5/13 14:50pm] | |
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An Unsung canadite for sure, I could easily search for his music on any computer but would like to see a story about him. Jeux Sans Frontiers | |
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^ so would i- | |
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An Old School MASTER of the R&B form! The hits speak for themselves: "You're the One for Me," "Music," "Keep On," "Something on Your Mind," "Walk On By," etc... LOVE ME some James "D" Train Williams! Of all the artists on the original Prelude roster, it was he who had the most Post-Disco success in both sales and in material! Hungry? Just look in the mirror and get fed up. | |
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