Hey,

I've had a song on tape since 1998, I think, which I
recorded from "Q the Beat" radio and I've never been
able to find out who the singer is.

It's a female performer and she has a very nice soft
voice. I think the song might be called "Fulton St"
since that comes up quite a few times.

It's mid-tempo and here are some of the lyrics...




[part of a verse]
Cruisin' down on Fulton Street
Sometimes we bring food to eat
for our homies living on the street...

(...)

[chorus]
I used to pass around this way
checking your 4 by 4 every day
hoping that you would notice me
But never did I dream
You'd swing your phat jeep round my way
cellphone check me every day...



If anybody knows I'll be very very greatful.


Thank You!!
[This message was edited Mon Mar 24 9:18:58 PST 2003 by IstenSzek]

No one??

songs about 'phat' jeeps suck!

abierman said:

I know, the lyrics are pretty lame, but it's a very beautiful voice and I was just wondering if she's a
solo artist and wether or not she has a full album.

The singer's name is Leschea and the song is entitled “Fulton St.” It’s from her 1997 album “Rhythm & Beats” (Warner Bros.) and is available at amazon.com. The album's producers included Masta Ace, Lord Finesse, DJ Mister Cee, Dirtman and Savion Hamilton.

I thought I was the only one that remembered that song. The video came on like one time on BET many years ago, but I still remember it.

Hope I helped
[This message was edited Wed Mar 26 11:47:31 PST 2003 by JANFAN4L]

JANFAN4L said:

When I saw the lyrics I just KNEW it was about Fulton St. Brooklyn! (And what a coincidence too! I was thinking about making a stop there after work today. ) Also, when I saw the word "jeep" I immediately thought about Master Ace and his song "Born to Roll.