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PrintableTracklisting with Times. From EMI Taiwan:
1. Looking For Love (1:30) 2. Damita Jo (2:45) 3. Sexhibition (2:29) 4. Strawberry Bounce (3:10) 5. My Baby (4:18) 6. The Island (0:38) 7. Spending Time with You (4:14) 8. Magic Hour (0:22) 9. Island Life (3:53) 10. All Nite (Don't Stop) (3:26) 11. R&B Junkie (3:10) 12. I Want You (4:12) 13. Like You Don't Love Me (3:36) 14. Thinkin' Bout My X (4:33) 15. Warmth (3:44) 16. Moist (4:54) 17. It All Comes Down to Love (0:38) 18. Truly (3:58) 19. The One (1:02) 20. Slo Love (3:43) 21. Country (0:31) 22. Just A Little While (4:13) So the interludes are Looking For Love, The Island, Magic Hour, It All Comes Down to Love, & Country. I guess this is true, but why are the interludes so long and some of the songs so short?  | |
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JANFAN4L said: AFY had its moments. When I first heard the album it sounded so euphoric. Still does, but I don't return to it as much as I do TVR or her earlier projects. When you come off an introspective, critically acclaimed record like TVR, you're bound to come in with high expectations. AFY depended a little too much on "proven formulas" and didn't really break much artistic ground like her previous LPs. It seemed like an album that was vying for TRL approval. The interludes were semi-decent (nowhere near as memorable as RN1814's, TVR or even janet.'s, for that matter). I liked "2wayforyou" and "Clouds." My favorite songs on the album are the title track, You Ain't Right, When We Oooo, China Love, Love Scene (Oooh Baby), Trust A Try (it's a shame this wasn't made into a music video), Would You Mind, Truth, Doesn't Really Matter (although I think the Rockwilder-produced album version sucks and the original Nutty Professor 2 SDTK version should've been included on the album), and Someone To Call My Lover.
I hated the "Clouds" interlude and "2wayforyou" was cute but I loved the ones where she just talked. I don't think they were supposed to be interludes. I also feel you on the oringinal "Doesn't Really Matter". THe only improvement is this very little moment where Janet shouts "Whoo!" toward the end. I'm not 100% sure on this but I think that Def Jam paid soemthing like one million for the song and prehaps specfically that verison so maybe they had to alter it in order to put it on AFY. Hmmm...Also "Doesn't Really Matter" is not on the AFY video collection...Hmmm again! | |
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theVelvetRoper said: Tracklisting with Times. From EMI Taiwan:
1. Looking For Love (1:30) 2. Damita Jo (2:45) 3. Sexhibition (2:29) 4. Strawberry Bounce (3:10) 5. My Baby (4:18) 6. The Island (0:38) 7. Spending Time with You (4:14) 8. Magic Hour (0:22) 9. Island Life (3:53) 10. All Nite (Don't Stop) (3:26) 11. R&B Junkie (3:10) 12. I Want You (4:12) 13. Like You Don't Love Me (3:36) 14. Thinkin' Bout My X (4:33) 15. Warmth (3:44) 16. Moist (4:54) 17. It All Comes Down to Love (0:38) 18. Truly (3:58) 19. The One (1:02) 20. Slo Love (3:43) 21. Country (0:31) 22. Just A Little While (4:13) So the interludes are Looking For Love, The Island, Magic Hour, It All Comes Down to Love, & Country. I guess this is true, but why are the interludes so long and some of the songs so short? Yeah, that seems kind of werid. Why would Twain have this info1st. I was afraid to look and know I know why. I don't like the idea of long interludes and short songs but who knows! I expect it to kick ass! Know let's guess what they sound like! It would be wise to guess that the single word titles are slow R&B jams. "All Nite (Don't Stop)" has to be a club track. You know, I mean you just know that "R&B Junkie" is [i]the[/b] rock track. I was thinking "Country" might have been a country song but it's an interlude. Maybe "Slo Love" will surprise us and be a coutnry song and not the predictable slow song is sounds like! "Island LIfe" has to have slow breezy island groove to it or it will be dancehall. I have no idea what I'm talking about so anyone else with guesses? | |
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VinnyM27 said: theVelvetRoper said: Tracklisting with Times. From EMI Taiwan:
1. Looking For Love (1:30) 2. Damita Jo (2:45) 3. Sexhibition (2:29) 4. Strawberry Bounce (3:10) 5. My Baby (4:18) 6. The Island (0:38) 7. Spending Time with You (4:14) 8. Magic Hour (0:22) 9. Island Life (3:53) 10. All Nite (Don't Stop) (3:26) 11. R&B Junkie (3:10) 12. I Want You (4:12) 13. Like You Don't Love Me (3:36) 14. Thinkin' Bout My X (4:33) 15. Warmth (3:44) 16. Moist (4:54) 17. It All Comes Down to Love (0:38) 18. Truly (3:58) 19. The One (1:02) 20. Slo Love (3:43) 21. Country (0:31) 22. Just A Little While (4:13) So the interludes are Looking For Love, The Island, Magic Hour, It All Comes Down to Love, & Country. I guess this is true, but why are the interludes so long and some of the songs so short? Yeah, that seems kind of werid. Why would Twain have this info1st. I was afraid to look and know I know why. I don't like the idea of long interludes and short songs but who knows! I expect it to kick ass! Know let's guess what they sound like! It would be wise to guess that the single word titles are slow R&B jams. "All Nite (Don't Stop)" has to be a club track. You know, I mean you just know that "R&B Junkie" is the[/b] rock track. I was thinking "Country" might have been a country song but it's an interlude. Maybe "Slo Love" will surprise us and be a coutnry song and not the predictable slow song is sounds like! "Island LIfe" has to have slow breezy island groove to it or it will be dancehall. I have no idea what I'm talking about so anyone else with guesses? You're guesses sound pretty good, and they're as good as anyone's. I kinda think "Thinkin' Bout My X" sounds like one of her rock songs, too. I think the big shocker would be if it turned out to be about Ecstasy! 
You could be right about "Slo Love". It may very well be country/rockish. People described "What'll I Do" as being "country", but I hear more of a classic rock vibe in it, and I LOVE that song. I think it's definitely one of her most underrated. It was especially good live, when she performed it at some cities on the [i]janet. tour. | |
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VinnyM27 said: theVelvetRoper said: Tracklisting with Times. From EMI Taiwan:
1. Looking For Love (1:30) 2. Damita Jo (2:45) 3. Sexhibition (2:29) 4. Strawberry Bounce (3:10) 5. My Baby (4:18) 6. The Island (0:38) 7. Spending Time with You (4:14) 8. Magic Hour (0:22) 9. Island Life (3:53) 10. All Nite (Don't Stop) (3:26) 11. R&B Junkie (3:10) 12. I Want You (4:12) 13. Like You Don't Love Me (3:36) 14. Thinkin' Bout My X (4:33) 15. Warmth (3:44) 16. Moist (4:54) 17. It All Comes Down to Love (0:38) 18. Truly (3:58) 19. The One (1:02) 20. Slo Love (3:43) 21. Country (0:31) 22. Just A Little While (4:13) So the interludes are Looking For Love, The Island, Magic Hour, It All Comes Down to Love, & Country. I guess this is true, but why are the interludes so long and some of the songs so short? Yeah, that seems kind of werid. Why would Twain have this info1st. I was afraid to look and know I know why. I don't like the idea of long interludes and short songs but who knows! I expect it to kick ass! Know let's guess what they sound like! It would be wise to guess that the single word titles are slow R&B jams. "All Nite (Don't Stop)" has to be a club track. You know, I mean you just know that "R&B Junkie" is the[/b] rock track. I was thinking "Country" might have been a country song but it's an interlude. Maybe "Slo Love" will surprise us and be a coutnry song and not the predictable slow song is sounds like! "Island LIfe" has to have slow breezy island groove to it or it will be dancehall. I have no idea what I'm talking about so anyone else with guesses? You're guesses sound pretty good, and they're as good as anyone's. I kinda think "Thinkin' Bout My X" sounds like one of her rock songs, too. I think the big shocker would be if it turned out to be about Ecstasy!
You could be right about "Slo Love". It may very well be country/rockish. People described "What'll I Do" as being "country", but I hear more of a classic rock vibe in it, and I LOVE that song. I think it's definitely one of her most underrated. It was especially good live, when she performed it at some cities on the [i]janet. tour. | |
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theVelvetRoper said: VinnyM27 said: Yeah, that seems kind of werid. Why would Twain have this info1st. I was afraid to look and know I know why. I don't like the idea of long interludes and short songs but who knows! I expect it to kick ass! Know let's guess what they sound like! It would be wise to guess that the single word titles are slow R&B jams. "All Nite (Don't Stop)" has to be a club track. You know, I mean you just know that "R&B Junkie" is the[/b] rock track. I was thinking "Country" might have been a country song but it's an interlude. Maybe "Slo Love" will surprise us and be a coutnry song and not the predictable slow song is sounds like! "Island LIfe" has to have slow breezy island groove to it or it will be dancehall. I have no idea what I'm talking about so anyone else with guesses? You're guesses sound pretty good, and they're as good as anyone's. I kinda think "Thinkin' Bout My X" sounds like one of her rock songs, too. I think the big shocker would be if it turned out to be about Ecstasy!
You could be right about "Slo Love". It may very well be country/rockish. People described "What'll I Do" as being "country", but I hear more of a classic rock vibe in it, and I LOVE that song. I think it's definitely one of her most underrated. It was especially good live, when she performed it at some cities on the [i]janet. tour. Jan4 updated the tracklisting with the fact that Babyface producded "Thinkin' About My X" and the last thing I have from him is some pretty safe slow stuff with Whitney. But who knows! | |
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VinnyM27 said: theVelvetRoper said: You're guesses sound pretty good, and they're as good as anyone's. I kinda think "Thinkin' Bout My X" sounds like one of her rock songs, too. I think the big shocker would be if it turned out to be about Ecstasy!
You could be right about "Slo Love". It may very well be country/rockish. People described "What'll I Do" as being "country", but I hear more of a classic rock vibe in it, and I LOVE that song. I think it's definitely one of her most underrated. It was especially good live, when she performed it at some cities on the janet. tour. Jan4 updated the tracklisting with the fact that Babyface producded "Thinkin' About My X" and the last thing I have from him is some pretty safe slow stuff with Whitney. But who knows! Oh, you're right. I didn't even take that into consideration! | |
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theVelvetRoper said: VinnyM27 said: Jan4 updated the tracklisting with the fact that Babyface producded "Thinkin' About My X" and the last thing I have from him is some pretty safe slow stuff with Whitney. But who knows! Oh, you're right. I didn't even take that into consideration! Is it 3 weeks away? Can't wait! | |
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Here's a possibility: "Strawberry Bounce" may contain a sample of "Strawberry Letter 23" by the Brothers Johnson. Janet has always said she loves this song.
What do you think? That's just my guess. | |
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Here's a the detailed tracklist that they just posted on Janet-Xone:
1. Looking For Love (1:30) *Spoken-word Intro* 2. Damita Jo (2:45) (Janet Jackson/James Harris III/Terry Lewis/Bobby Ross Avila/Issiah J. Avilla) Produced by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson 3. Sexhibition (2:29) (Janet Jackson/Dallas Austin/Gregory "Ruckus" Andrews) Produced by Dallas Austin 4. Strawberry Bounce (3:10) (Janet Jackson/Kanye West/James Harris III/Terry Lewis/Tony "Prof T" Tolbert/Sean Carter/Lorenzo Irving/Jeffrey Atkins/Rob Mays) Produced by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Janet Jackson, and Kanye West Contains elements from "Can I Get A", performed by Jay Z 5. My Baby, featuring Kanye West (4:18) (Kanye West/Sean Garrett/Janet Jackson/Joni Ayanna Portee) Produced by Kanye West, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson 6. The Island (0:38) *Intro, written by Janet Jackson, Jimmy Jam, and Terry Lewis* 7. Spending Time with You (4:14) (Janet Jackson/James Harris III/Terry Lewis/Bobby Ross Avila/Issiah J. Avilla) Produced by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson 8. Magic Hour (0:22) *Intro, written by Janet Jackson, Jimmy Jam, and Terry Lewis* 9. Island Life (3:53) (Janet Jackson/Scott Storch/Cathy Dennis) Produced by Scott Storch, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson 10. All Nite (Don't Stop) (3:26) (Janet Jackson/Kanye West/James Harris III/Terry Lewis/Tony "Prof T" Tolbert/ Anders Bagge/Arnthor Birgisson/Herbie Hankock/Paul Jackson/Melvin M. Ragin) Produced by Anders Bagge and Janet Jackson Contains elements from "Hang Up Your Hang Ups", performed by Herbie Hancock 11. R&B Junkie (3:10) (Janet Jackson/Kanye West/James Harris III/Terry Lewis/Tony "Prof T" Tolbert/ Michael Jones/Nicholas Trevisick) Produced by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson Contains elements from "I'm In Love", performed my Evelyn "Champagne" King 12. I Want You (4:12) (H. Lilly/Kanye West/Burt Bacharach/H. David/John Stevens) Produced by Kanye West, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson Contains elements of "(They Long to Be) Close to You", performed by BT Express 13. Like You Don't Love Me (3:36) (Janet Jackson/James Harris III/Terry Lewis/Bobby Ross Avila/Issiah J. Avilla) Produced by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson 14. Thinkin' Bout My X (4:33) (Tanya White, "Freckles"/Babyface/A. Cramer) Produced by Babyface 15. Warmth (3:44) (Janet Jackson/James Harris III/Terry Lewis/Dana Stinson/ Tony "Prof T" Tolbert) Produced by Rockwilder, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson 16. Moist (4:54) (Janet Jackson/James Harris III/Terry Lewis/Bobby Ross Avila/Issiah J. Avilla) Produced by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson 17. It All Comes Down to Love (0:38) *Intro, written by Janet Jackson, Jimmy Jam, and Terry Lewis* 18. Truly (3:58) (Janet Jackson/James Harris III/Terry Lewis) Produced by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson 19. The One (1:02) *Spoken-word Intro* 20. Slo Love (3:43) (Janet Jackson/Sheila Poole/Tommy Danvers/Anders Bagge/Arnthor Birgisson) Produced by Anders Bagge and Janet Jackson 21. Country (0:31) *Intro, written by Janet Jackson, Jimmy Jam, and Terry Lewis* 22. Just A Little While (4:13) (Dallas Austin/Janet Jackson) Produced by Dallas Austin | |
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 Bobby Ross Avila and Issiah Avila grew up in my hometown. Issiah went to my high school. Interesting | |
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There's Cathy Dennis again. Lord she's the flavor of the moment for people seeking the dancesound. Kylie Britney Janet maybe she'll work with Madonna next You CANNOT use the name of God, or religion, to justify acts of violence, to hurt, to hate, to discriminate- Madonna
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 Love to see all this info. Thanks for posting! | |
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theVelvetRoper said: Here's a possibility: "Strawberry Bounce" may contain a sample of "Strawberry Letter 23" by the Brothers Johnson. Janet has always said she loves this song.
What do you think? That's just my guess. That would be cool be unfornately Beyonce has already done it. However, Janet is very good at using samples so I look forward to it. | |
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I just say the list of producers. She doesn't seem to be writing as much on this one. Example, not writing credit for "Thinkin' About My X" or "I Want You". Glad to see that Jimmy and Terry are involved on most of the tracks. Did I mention I can't wait for this album? I don't think I've looked forward to an album like this for a while! | |
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ehuffnsd said: There's Cathy Dennis again. Lord she's the flavor of the moment for people seeking the dancesound. Kylie Britney Janet maybe she'll work with Madonna next
Cathy's written 5 UK number one hits in the past 4 years (including Britney's "Toxic", #1 this week by a massive margin). Not sure about her songwriting stats in the US, but "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" made #7 and "Toxic" will surely go top 5. That's probably why she's in demand  [This message was edited Tue Mar 9 11:38:23 2004 by VoicesCarry] | |
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VoicesCarry said: ehuffnsd said: There's Cathy Dennis again. Lord she's the flavor of the moment for people seeking the dancesound. Kylie Britney Janet maybe she'll work with Madonna next
Cathy's written 5 UK number one hits in the past 4 years (including Britney's "Toxic", #1 this week by a massive margin). Not sure about her songwriting stats in the US, but "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" made #7 and "Toxic" will surely go top 5. That's probably why she's in demand
[This message was edited Tue Mar 9 11:38:23 2004 by VoicesCarry] I really hope she revives her own musical career. "Move To This" was amazing. I think "Never Had A Dream Come True" did pretty good here. I still hear it on light radio stations. | |
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VinnyM27 said: VoicesCarry said: Cathy's written 5 UK number one hits in the past 4 years (including Britney's "Toxic", #1 this week by a massive margin). Not sure about her songwriting stats in the US, but "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" made #7 and "Toxic" will surely go top 5. That's probably why she's in demand
[This message was edited Tue Mar 9 11:38:23 2004 by VoicesCarry] I really hope she revives her own musical career. "Move To This" was amazing. I think "Never Had A Dream Come True" did pretty good here. I still hear it on light radio stations. It made #11. | |
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"Strawberry Bounce" probably doesnt use part of "Strawberry Letter 23". Originally it was originally recorded and written by Shuggie Otis (although the Brothers Johnson made it a hit) and no credit like that appears on the information for that song. I think, as Martha would say, this is a good thing since Beyonce already used it. It seems like quite a lot of people wrote "Strawberry Bounce" though. | |
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VinnyM27 said: It seems like quite a lot of people wrote "Strawberry Bounce" though.
theVelvetRoper said: 4. Strawberry Bounce (3:10)
(Janet Jackson/Kanye West/James Harris III/Terry Lewis/Tony "Prof T" Tolbert/Sean Carter/Lorenzo Irving/Jeffrey Atkins/Rob Mays) Produced by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Janet Jackson, and Kanye West Contains elements from "Can I Get A", performed by Jay Z I bolded the writing credit that comes from the "Can I Get A" interpolation. Sean Carter=Jay-Z Irving Lorenzo=Irv Gotti Jeffrey Atkins=Ja Rule Rob Mays=Lil' Rob Plus, if they did somehow use "Strawberry Letter 23", Shuggie Otis was the writer of that and his name would be in Janet's credits. [This message was edited Tue Mar 9 20:09:54 2004 by CinisterCee] | |
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VoicesCarry said: ehuffnsd said: There's Cathy Dennis again. Lord she's the flavor of the moment for people seeking the dancesound. Kylie Britney Janet maybe she'll work with Madonna next
Cathy's written 5 UK number one hits in the past 4 years (including Britney's "Toxic", #1 this week by a massive margin). Not sure about her songwriting stats in the US, but "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" made #7 and "Toxic" will surely go top 5. That's probably why she's in demand
SHE WROTE HER TWO HITS WITH D-MOB!! Come On Get My Love and.... errr, uhhh... Thats The Way Of The World..damn i loved that song!! Space for sale... | |
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theVelvetRoper said: 11. R&B Junkie (3:10) (Janet Jackson/Kanye West/James Harris III/Terry Lewis/Tony "Prof T" Tolbert/ Michael Jones/Nicholas Trevisick) Produced by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson Contains elements from "I'm In Love", performed by Evelyn "Champagne" King 
i've been thinkin bout chu-woo and there aint no doubt about it - i'm in love the way i feel about chu-woo there just aint no doubt about it - i'm in love That's a really good groove, and I just know I will love this track! [This message was edited Tue Mar 9 20:02:48 2004 by CinisterCee] | |
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theVelvetRoper said: 12. I Want You (4:12)
(H. Lilly/Kanye West/Burt Bacharach/H. David/John Stevens) Produced by Kanye West, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson Contains elements of "(They Long to Be) Close to You", performed by BT Express Did anyone check out that sampled song yet? | |
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CinisterCee said: VinnyM27 said: It seems like quite a lot of people wrote "Strawberry Bounce" though.
theVelvetRoper said: 4. Strawberry Bounce (3:10)
(Janet Jackson/Kanye West/James Harris III/Terry Lewis/Tony "Prof T" Tolbert/Sean Carter/Lorenzo Irving/Jeffrey Atkins/Rob Mays) Produced by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Janet Jackson, and Kanye West Contains elements from "Can I Get A", performed by Jay Z I bolded the writing credit that comes from the "Can I Get A" interpolation. Sean Carter=Jay-Z Irving Lorenzo=Irv Gotti Jeffrey Atkins=Ja Rule Rob Mays=Lil' Rob Plus, if they did somehow use "Strawberry Letter 23", Shuggie Otis was the writer of that and his name would be in Janet's credits. [This message was edited Tue Mar 9 20:09:54 2004 by CinisterCee] I didn't notice the "Can I Get A..." thing. Hmmm....I like that song but will this work! | |
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CinisterCee said: theVelvetRoper said: 12. I Want You (4:12)
(H. Lilly/Kanye West/Burt Bacharach/H. David/John Stevens) Produced by Kanye West, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Janet Jackson Contains elements of "(They Long to Be) Close to You", performed by BT Express Did anyone check out that sampled song yet? Yes! I never heard that version before, but it's a lot more cool than that cheesy Carpenters version! | |
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VinnyM27 said: CinisterCee said: I bolded the writing credit that comes from the "Can I Get A" interpolation. Sean Carter=Jay-Z Irving Lorenzo=Irv Gotti Jeffrey Atkins=Ja Rule Rob Mays=Lil' Rob Plus, if they did somehow use "Strawberry Letter 23", Shuggie Otis was the writer of that and his name would be in Janet's credits. [This message was edited Tue Mar 9 20:09:54 2004 by CinisterCee] I didn't notice the "Can I Get A..." thing. Hmmm....I like that song but will this work! I'm excited to see how she's gonna make it work! I like the samples she's picked. | |
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You probably know that "Damita Jo" is Janet's middle name.
This is the beautiful jazz singer Janet was named after. 
Here are a couple links I was able to find on this underated singer: http://home.earthlink.net...itajo.html http://members.fortunecit...ed/p35.htm "Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all." | |
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theAudience said: You probably know that "Damita Jo" is Janet's middle name.
This is the beautiful jazz singer Janet was named after.
Here are a couple links I was able to find on this underated singer: http://home.earthlink.net...itajo.html http://members.fortunecit...ed/p35.htm Every time I saw this thread I kept thinking, "who's doing a thread about Damita Jo Freeman, the actress from Private Benjamin?" I had to look her up on yahoo - remembered the name but I thought she was a dancer from Soul Train
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CalhounSq said: theAudience said: You probably know that "Damita Jo" is Janet's middle name.
This is the beautiful jazz singer Janet was named after.
Here are a couple links I was able to find on this underated singer: http://home.earthlink.net...itajo.html http://members.fortunecit...ed/p35.htm Every time I saw this thread I kept thinking, "who's doing a thread about Damita Jo Freeman, the actress from Private Benjamin?" I had to look her up on yahoo - remembered the name but I thought she was a dancer from Soul Train
My contributions really matter, don't they Sure they do. 
This is Damita Jo DeBlanc. "Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all." | |
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