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MotownSubdivis ion	Jam & Lewis to release their first ever album next year https://www.billboard.com...IqrM4JG44k It's supposed to be a collaborative project with various artists similar to a DJ Khaled album. I'm stoked!
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Reply #1 posted 10/26/20 8:12am

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Reply #2 posted 10/26/20 8:24am

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They have been saying an album is coming out since the 1980s when they were supposed to be a band with Monte Moir called The Secret. They got Stevie Wonder beat at announcing stuff that never comes out. razz

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Reply #3 posted 10/26/20 9:43am

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Maybe they could ask Janet for vocals

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Reply #4 posted 10/26/20 10:40am

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nextedition said:

Maybe they could ask Janet for vocals

Hopefully Lisa Keith, Mary Davis(S.O.S Band) as well

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Reply #5 posted 10/26/20 12:43pm

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head, train, guys, soul, soul train, httpsyoutubeexwqc17ezw Gif For Fun – Businesses in USA

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Reply #6 posted 10/26/20 12:49pm

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^ it took me a minute to notice the guy, then it was over for me.

Time keeps on slipping into the future...

This moment is all there is...

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Reply #7 posted 10/26/20 2:04pm

thedoorkeeper	I will believe it when I see it.
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Reply #8 posted 10/26/20 2:35pm

alphastreet	It would be cool if they got a hit like “get lucky”
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Reply #9 posted 10/26/20 2:55pm

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cant wait...JimmJam & Terry Lewis are on the short list of greatest producer/arrangers of music in modern music history.

Maurice White/Charles Stepney/Al McKay - (Earth Wind & Fire, The Emotions, Deniece Williams, Ramsey Lewis)
George Martin/John Lennon/Paul McCartney - (The Beatles)
Eddie Holland/Lamont Dozier/Brian Holland - (Motown)
Norman Whitfield/Paul Riser - (Motown)
Smokey Robinson/Marvin Tarpley - (Motown)
Prince - (The Time,Vanity6,The Family)
Quincy Jones- (Michael Jackson/Patti Austin/The Brothers Johnson)
Rod Temperton - (Michael Jackson/ Heatwave)
Junie Morrison - (The Ohio Players, Parliament/Funkadelic)
Jam & Lewis - (various artists)
[Edited 10/26/20 17:07pm]

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Reply #10 posted 10/26/20 11:17pm

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No LA and Babyface? No Leon Sylvers III?No Teddy Riley?
Kashif? Larry and Fonce Mizell? Pharell and Chad? Mtume and Reggie Lucas?Deodato? Mic Murphy and David Frank(The System)

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Reply #11 posted 10/27/20 2:23am

RJOrion

funkdoctorrock said:

RJOrion said:

No LA and Babyface? No Leon Sylvers III?No Teddy Riley?
Kashif? Larry and Fonce Mizell? Pharell and Chad? Mtume and Reggie Lucas?Deodato? Mic Murphy and David Frank(The System)

i definitely overlooked Kashif, Teddy Riley, Leon Sylvers III and Mic Murphy/David Frank... personally not a fan of the LA/Babyface stuff...but i know they did good stuff...good catch though

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Reply #12 posted 10/27/20 6:51am

Tontoman22	MotownSubdivision said: https://www.billboard.com...IqrM4JG44k It's supposed to be a collaborative project with various artists similar to a DJ Khaled album. I'm stoked! Sounds great.....looking forward to it.
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Reply #13 posted 10/27/20 4:43pm

woogiebear	MickyDolenz said: They have been saying an album is coming out since the 1980s when they were supposed to be a band with Monte Moir called The Secret. They got Stevie Wonder beat at announcing stuff that never comes out. Yeah: Even beat Dr. Dre (Detox)
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Reply #14 posted 10/29/20 9:41pm

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RJOrion said:

funkdoctorrock said:

No LA and Babyface? No Leon Sylvers III?No Teddy Riley?
Kashif? Larry and Fonce Mizell? Pharell and Chad? Mtume and Reggie Lucas?Deodato? Mic Murphy and David Frank(The System)

i definitely overlooked Kashif, Teddy Riley, Leon Sylvers III and Mic Murphy/David Frank... personally not a fan of the LA/Babyface stuff...but i know they did good stuff...good catch though

Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis did a lil studying and apprenticing under Leon Sylvers and at Solar in 1982-83..
Popping up on Klymaxx's second album..and tracks off a supposed 1983 klymaxx album,Dynasty's "Right back at cha"..
doin work on Sylvers produced SOS Band III..

Yeah i love that LA and Babyface sound 1986-90..
Babyface"lovers album,Cat Miller,The Deele eyes of a stranger album,
Shalamar's"Circumstancial Evidence" album,
Whispers" in the mood,Rock Steady....
Bobby Brown "dont be cruel" album..
Karyn Whites solo album,
The Boys"Dial my heart"...pebbles,Johnny gill,Mac Band..
Babyface "tender lover" ..After 7..

Pharell and Chad(The Neptunes)kinda remind me of them..
Instantly recognizable sound..
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Reply #15 posted 10/30/20 2:48am

SexyMuthaF	I cant wait for this. If it's anything like O7's Condensate, I'm gonna love it.
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datdude	RJOrion said: oh Lord, what did we EVER do b4 GIFs!!! LOL
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Reply #17 posted 10/30/20 6:08am

datdude	Those dudes are the best. big fan. only producers I've ever wanted to meet. it'll be a solid project with some "hits", maybe a huge one. something to look forward to
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Reply #18 posted 10/30/20 10:54am

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excited

By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory!

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Reply #19 posted 10/30/20 11:08am

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datdude said:
RJOrion said:

oh Lord, what did we EVER do b4 GIFs!!! LOL

but how the hell dos he do that shit without shattering his C-4, C-5, and C-6 vertebrae ???

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Reply #20 posted 10/30/20 11:33am

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RJOrion said:
cant wait...JimmJam & Terry Lewis are on the short list of greatest producer/arrangers of music in modern music history. Maurice White/Charles Stepney/Al McKay - (Earth Wind & Fire, The Emotions, Deniece Williams, Ramsey Lewis) George Martin/John Lennon/Paul McCartney - (The Beatles) Eddie Holland/Lamont Dozier/Brian Holland - (Motown) Norman Whitfield/Paul Riser - (Motown) Smokey Robinson/Marvin Tarpley - (Motown) Prince - (The Time,Vanity6,The Family) Quincy Jones- (Michael Jackson/Patti Austin/The Brothers Johnson) Rod Temperton - (Michael Jackson/ Heatwave) Junie Morrison - (The Ohio Players, Parliament/Funkadelic) Jam & Lewis - (various artists) [Edited 10/26/20 17:07pm]

funkdoctorrock said:
No LA and Babyface? No Leon Sylvers III?No Teddy Riley? Kashif? Larry and Fonce Mizell? Pharell and Chad? Mtume and Reggie Lucas?Deodato? Mic Murphy and David Frank(The System)

The lack of Thom Bell on both your lists is what's truly egregious.

[Edited 10/30/20 11:39am]

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Reply #21 posted 10/30/20 11:36am

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RJOrion said:
cant wait...JimmJam & Terry Lewis are on the short list of greatest producer/arrangers of music in modern music history. Maurice White/Charles Stepney/Al McKay - (Earth Wind & Fire, The Emotions, Deniece Williams, Ramsey Lewis) George Martin/John Lennon/Paul McCartney - (The Beatles) Eddie Holland/Lamont Dozier/Brian Holland - (Motown) Norman Whitfield/Paul Riser - (Motown) Smokey Robinson/Marvin Tarpley - (Motown) Prince - (The Time,Vanity6,The Family) Quincy Jones- (Michael Jackson/Patti Austin/The Brothers Johnson) Rod Temperton - (Michael Jackson/ Heatwave) Junie Morrison - (The Ohio Players, Parliament/Funkadelic) Jam & Lewis - (various artists) [Edited 10/26/20 17:07pm]

funkdoctorrock said:
No LA and Babyface? No Leon Sylvers III?No Teddy Riley? Kashif? Larry and Fonce Mizell? Pharell and Chad? Mtume and Reggie Lucas?Deodato? Mic Murphy and David Frank(The System)

The lack of Thom Bell on both your lists is what's truly egregious.

[Edited 10/30/20 11:34am]

Bell, Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff....youre right!!

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Reply #22 posted 10/30/20 11:40am

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my only gripe with the Philly International movement was that all those joints pretty much sound alike... MFSB, Lou Rawls, Billy Paul, Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes, OJays, Spinners, Patti Labelle, Teddy Pendergrass, Three Degrees, etc....all that stuff was pretty interchangeable... all the beats sound similar...

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Reply #23 posted 10/30/20 12:41pm

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WhisperingDandelions said:

RJOrion said:

cant wait...JimmJam & Terry Lewis are on the short list of greatest producer/arrangers of music in modern music history. Maurice White/Charles Stepney/Al McKay - (Earth Wind & Fire, The Emotions, Deniece Williams, Ramsey Lewis) George Martin/John Lennon/Paul McCartney - (The Beatles) Eddie Holland/Lamont Dozier/Brian Holland - (Motown) Norman Whitfield/Paul Riser - (Motown) Smokey Robinson/Marvin Tarpley - (Motown) Prince - (The Time,Vanity6,The Family) Quincy Jones- (Michael Jackson/Patti Austin/The Brothers Johnson) Rod Temperton - (Michael Jackson/ Heatwave) Junie Morrison - (The Ohio Players, Parliament/Funkadelic) Jam & Lewis - (various artists) [Edited 10/26/20 17:07pm]

funkdoctorrock said:

No LA and Babyface? No Leon Sylvers III?No Teddy Riley? Kashif? Larry and Fonce Mizell? Pharell and Chad? Mtume and Reggie Lucas?Deodato? Mic Murphy and David Frank(The System)

The lack of Thom Bell on both your lists is what's truly egregious.

[Edited 10/30/20 11:39am]

You're right.I didn't listen to alot of Philly soul..
I'm gonna make that one of my life's missions to..
The ones i mentioned just had a profound immediate effect on me in R&B/Jazz

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Reply #24 posted 10/30/20 12:52pm

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RJOrion said:

my only gripe with the Philly International movement was that all those joints pretty much sound alike... MFSB, Lou Rawls, Billy Paul, Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes, OJays, Spinners, Patti Labelle, Teddy Pendergrass, Three Degrees, etc....all that stuff was pretty interchangeable... all the beats sound similar...

This is like when an orger says "all Prince ballads sound the same" in the other forum.

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