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What is this old funky song I heard? Reminded me of the Ohio Players - the only words I could make out was like a woman's vital statistics "36, 24, 36" or something followed by an "Owww".
I'm sure it must be quite well known. I know u people worthless scum give no heart but wrath of insults a brain-driven wave of destruction your bite is worse than your vocabulary. Shame on you all of you. Go feed your pigs coward. | |
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Saxjedi said: Reminded me of the Ohio Players - the only words I could make out was like a woman's vital statistics "36, 24, 36" or something followed by an "Owww".
I'm sure it must be quite well known. that would be brickhouse by The Commodoores. 36.24.36.. oww what a winnin' haaand" | |
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Finess said: Saxjedi said: Reminded me of the Ohio Players - the only words I could make out was like a woman's vital statistics "36, 24, 36" or something followed by an "Owww".
I'm sure it must be quite well known. that would be brickhouse by The Commodoores. 36.24.36.. oww what a winnin' haaand" cuz she's a brick...hooouse! the song's been played 2 death but u still gotta love it. | |
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You mean that was Lionel Ritchie??? Dear god... I know u people worthless scum give no heart but wrath of insults a brain-driven wave of destruction your bite is worse than your vocabulary. Shame on you all of you. Go feed your pigs coward. | |
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Saxjedi said: You mean that was Lionel Ritchie??? Dear god...
don't tell me u didn't know lionel wuz in the commodores! | |
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No, i knew - I just still tend to associate Mr. Ritchie with that enormous clay head, and can't imagine him performing cool music I know u people worthless scum give no heart but wrath of insults a brain-driven wave of destruction your bite is worse than your vocabulary. Shame on you all of you. Go feed your pigs coward. | |
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Saxjedi said: No, i knew - I just still tend to associate Mr. Ritchie with that enormous clay head, and can't imagine him performing cool music
man, now u got "hello" stuck in my head now...enormous clay head hellooo...is it meee you're looking fooor... | |
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Mayte also did a version of this song called 'House of Brick'. Yep she did.. The Hottest chip of them all - www.hotchip.co.uk - Get down with Prince
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ladymisskat said: Mayte also did a version of this song called 'House of Brick'. Yep she did..
And it's best forgotten | |
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Yeah and when he got caught with that other women by his wife he's like that's not a brickhouse that's a brick Duck!!! | |
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Saxjedi said: You mean that was Lionel Ritchie??? Dear god...
Lionel was in the group at that time, but that's not him singing lead on "Brickhouse"...it's the other guy...don't remember his name. -SWANGsays'sorry' | |
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SWANG said: Lionel was in the group at that time, but that's not him singing lead on "Brickhouse"...it's the other guy...don't remember his name.-SWANGsays'sorry' Walter Orange, I think. Wasn't he supposed to be the lead singer of the Commodores? Or, perhaps the founder of the group? | |
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SWANG said: Saxjedi said: You mean that was Lionel Ritchie??? Dear god...
Lionel was in the group at that time, but that's not him singing lead on "Brickhouse"...it's the other guy...don't remember his name. -SWANGsays'sorry' Wait a minute,U telling me that ainĀ“t Lionel Ritchie singing the lead on Brickhouse.R U sure? He always do this song live & it sounds like the album, but maybe the other member sing it in a similar way. /peace Manki | |
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It is indeed Clyde Orange (the drummer) singing
lead on "Brick House." All of the original members of the Commodores attended Tuskegee Institute in Alabama prior to touring with the Jackson 5 in the early '70s and eventually signing with Motown. This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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