Okay, so B. Scott already confirmed the relationship between singers Steph Jones and Jordin Sparks via his website. So why is Steph Jones still DANCING around the topic!

Maybe it has something to do with his light up dancing shoes?! Check it out!

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Oh yeah and Tyrese was there also.

Last night his well publicized "Twitter Bash" was in full effect at My House in Hollywood. Black Ty invited his numerous male and female groupies / fans / followers and random ass negroes to party with him! People did came out in droves, but most couldn't get inside after the fire marshall shut it down! A lot of the non regulars were pissed and fighting! Someone didn't tell them you can't just walk in to a party in Hollywood.

More interesting though was the pairing of Tila Tequila and Willie of Day 26! I must say the two looked delicious together. DE-LI-CIOUS! That's one sex tape I would pay to see ($1.99 max though)! Even though Tyrese, Willie, and Tila arrived together, by the end of the night poor Ty-Ty was left alone while the other two drove off in to the sunset to an unknown destination.

Don't be mad Ty! Maybe you and Tila can go shoe shopping later.

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The BLACKARAZZI team cause up with R&B singer Omarion at My House last night night Hollywood. Tyrese and Tila Tequila were throwing a "Twitter Bash" where supposedly his Twitter fans would be able to party with him.

But it turned out a lot of them were left outside after the fire marshall shut things down! But we did get a chance to grill Omarion about Spectacular's (of Pretty Ricky) sexuality.

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If You Mean What You Say
written by Ronald Tanski
performed by The Harlemaires
recorded 21 November 1947
originally issued Spring 1948, as Atlantic 856
(an early 70's reissue [Atlantic 45-856] is seen in this video)

Starting in the early 70's, Atlantic started reissuing their back catalog of historic singles. Some of these, like this one, were 78 only releases. This particular pressing is from before 1973, as it has the old "1841 Broadway" address.

How is this for historic? This was only the second master ever recorded by Atlantic and the earliest one ever issued. So, their first recording session ever was a by a vocal group.

As for the group itself, heard here on their only record, was Charles Slater (piano), Billy Butler (guitar), Percy Joell (bass), and Dottie Smith (lead/drums).

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Cruisin' Oldies

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This was recorded back in 1957

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