Thread started 11/18/14 3:21pmHuMpThAnG |
Commodores ~ Midnight Magic Promo Video |
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Reply #1 posted 11/19/14 12:06am
MickyDolenz 
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Reply #2 posted 11/19/14 12:47am
MickyDolenz
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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 #3 posted 11/19/14 3:39am
SoulAlive |
It's interesting that,in their heyday,the Commodores (a first-rate funk band) were getting more attention for their ballads.This particular album is known primarily for "Sail On" and "Still",two Lionel Richie-led ballads.Excellent songs,mind you,but it's a shame that the funk jams on this album didn't get the same attention. |
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Reply #4 posted 11/19/14 4:52am
HuMpThAnG |
SoulAlive said:
It's interesting that,in their heyday,the Commodores (a first-rate funk band) were getting more attention for their ballads.This particular album is known primarily for "Sail On" and "Still",two Lionel Richie-led ballads.Excellent songs,mind you,but it's a shame that the funk jams on this album didn't get the same attention.
they were heading towards mainstream
check out that Brickhouse performance with Marie Osmond, hell even that was watered down  |
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Reply #5 posted 11/19/14 5:24am
SoulAlive |
HuMpThAnG said:
SoulAlive said:
It's interesting that,in their heyday,the Commodores (a first-rate funk band) were getting more attention for their ballads.This particular album is known primarily for "Sail On" and "Still",two Lionel Richie-led ballads.Excellent songs,mind you,but it's a shame that the funk jams on this album didn't get the same attention.
they were heading towards mainstream
check out that Brickhouse performance with Marie Osmond, hell even that was watered down
yup |
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Reply #6 posted 11/20/14 6:25am
woogiebear |
HuMpThAnG said:
SoulAlive said:
It's interesting that,in their heyday,the Commodores (a first-rate funk band) were getting more attention for their ballads.This particular album is known primarily for "Sail On" and "Still",two Lionel Richie-led ballads.Excellent songs,mind you,but it's a shame that the funk jams on this album didn't get the same attention.
they were heading towards mainstream
check out that Brickhouse performance with Marie Osmond, hell even that was watered down
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Reply #7 posted 11/20/14 10:26pm
phunkdaddy 
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HuMpThAnG said:
SoulAlive said:
It's interesting that,in their heyday,the Commodores (a first-rate funk band) were getting more attention for their ballads.This particular album is known primarily for "Sail On" and "Still",two Lionel Richie-led ballads.Excellent songs,mind you,but it's a shame that the funk jams on this album didn't get the same attention.
they were heading towards mainstream check out that Brickhouse performance with Marie Osmond, hell even that was watered down Havent had a chance to check it yet but is it more watered down than Lionel's corny ass version of it. Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint |
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