Cherokee- Crazy

[a78capricorn]

WOW...,

[vstarr89]

When I hear her voice I think of Ashanti a little bit. And is that Rashaan Patterson singing with her towards the end??? Sounds a lot like him to me.

[BDizzleNY06]

@vstarr89 hmmm Ashanti...yeah that is Rashaan Patterson towards the end. He worked on this with Cherokee.

[BDizzleNY06]

@vstarr89 hmmm Ashanti...yeah that is Rashaan Patterson towards the end. He worked on this with Cherokee.

[vstarr89]

@BDizzleNY06 Thanks I was going crazy trying to figure out if that was him haha

[howardsturrup]

am late to this one - minneapolis has a great music seen but not enough of this ish right here.

[truevella88]

ahhhhh flows like a stream...having this at my reception

[1Mellodee]

Very Nice...

[tnjp1911]

I remember this "chicka" while I was in college. She's definitely talented and not hard on the eyes either. Always she had that quasi "Prince/Erikah Badu" feel to her. Nice stuff!

[sunnystone01]

I love this lady!! What album/cd is this from? Thanx 4 posting it. :,)

[BDizzleNY06]

@sunnystone01 From her album "Parade"

[setbro]

@BDizzleNY06 Actually it's called "Soul Parade" it was recorded in '00 but never released due to record label B.S. Although if you friend Cherokee on on FB and ask her really nice...

[0905Mariposa]

@setbro Whats her name on FB? I havent been able to locate her under Cherokee. Thanks

[CedRockstarr]

@0905Mariposa Cherokee Pogue

[Afrika7]

I remember when this song first came out, I would listen to it on repeat for hours. Just beautiful...I miss her music.

[marselus88]

so classic, what happened wit dat homegirl?

[ThaFlyestMoor72]

What happened to her ?the sister has talent

[ThaFlyestMoor72]

@mddarch That was ignorant Yo you do know that the Cherokee Natives were Moors meaning African right Grow Up man

[mddarch2]

you dont know what yuor talking about ,, cherokee natives were not moors!!! do u know what or who moors were, and native americans are decendants from southeast asia not africa, get you facts straight ..

[ThaFlyestMoor72]

No You get yours straight Read the book Nature knows no Color line. Fulcums Of change or Afrikan Presence in Ancient America revisited. Partner. So you get your facts straight. Yamassee Moors. As well as it is documented that The Washitaw Moors have been here since B.C. times. Their Descendants were Awarded land in the 1800's. Known as the the Mound Builders. Moors and Indian the terms are synonymous.

[mddarch2]

i never hear of this!! i wonder why? must be a conspiracy to hide the truth...but thanks for the information....im always hungry for knowledge..you should tell this to some other youtubers...

[mddarch2]

i'll read that book and see....

[mddarch2]

you need to get your facts straight !!! do u even know who the moors were? and cherokke natives were decendants of southe east asia not africa get you fact straight.....

[ThaFlyestMoor72]

No get your facts straight Partners I do know who the Moors were. Read Othello Children of the New worls where a Cherokee Chief used the term Salam Laikum and A college student was interviewing him stated I didn't know you spoke Arabic and he stated that's not arabic that's Cherokee. Read a book partner. This book was written by a PHD Scholar Jose Piementa-BEY.

[ThaFlyestMoor72]

Get your Facts straight. Read the Book Othello Children of the New World written South East Asia yeah right yet the Cherokee wore Cowrie shells I guest the South East Asians wore those also right. If you're going to debate come with books Partner

[ThaFlyestMoor72]

No you read a book Nature knows no Color Line Afrikan Present in Early America. The word Indian and Moor was synonymous. Fulcums Of Change is another book. I have bibliographies. SO before you name call do your research.

[vanitysmirror]

i love this song The album was never released I would love a mp3 of this.

[majestyy2k]

@mddarch lmao, i take it that you don't like her lmao