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Are you Krazy?obviously Westly "2 scoops "Berry was the greatest contender ever,he came from BEHIND and WON!!!

huraaaay for duo cassette payers!I miss mine

i meant that those men probably had to literally run with just the "clothes on their backs", and they probably had trouble affording bullets, unless it was hunting season,at which time they could barter bullets for game or something similar.

like Elvis? Excuse me,but Elvis only copied off of the black rhythm and blues singers of that day.give the props to the original rock 'n roll founders-the black singing artist of that day

oh well...who is the same after 29 years!

Right,right....the girl could ryme

i love this movie!!!

Hey, I think that Ms. Andrews had a crush on Emma,herself!

omg! I have been looking for this movie FOREVER!! THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!!

COLD BLOODED

black don't crack...

All of that is true.But to be fair, Fire and Desire is the song that REALLY launched her into super stardom.And Rick James was already a known artist on black radio.She did end up out lasting him,but Rick seemed to help bring out the best in Teena,as an artist.

the woman had BODY!

THIS WAS LIVE!

that is CHAKA KHAN!

Molly Ringwald ROCKED the '80s

you"ve obviously never been to L.A!lol

But ...to "leave it at that", in my opinion, would be to over look one thing that makes her obviously unique...the unbreakable bond that she has with a predominately black fan base.That type of cross-over rarely happens! So, what's wrong with pointing that out and celebrating it? To over look the...

correction: most played r&b LOVE song of all time

amen!

but SHE did belong.She was a Soul Train icon.Everybody remembers her

uh,uh,Gioia!

No. I don't think so. Because free style originated in the early "80's, at the same time when most rap originated.They were both a part of "street culture"back then. In fact some rap was probably made in the late '70's

amen.For me it was the Skate Depot in Cerritos,ca

this iiiis the original.I've been searching for it in stores for 20 years!it is o.g

ALL SKATE!

totally agree...you know it STILL ROCKS HARD. Idk what these other auto-tuned idiots are talking about.

couldn't be. He would have been much younger than that.

are you kidding? No way!

i love how the European white singers show more respect and reverence to our African American legends

Now, even the R&B i pseudo R&B. You don't have any real, raw talent,who writes and sings their own music.It's ALL manufactured.I miss the'80's also

it"s called soul!

well put...there was no pretense in them

this was Patti Labelle's show, back in the '80's

Doesn't matter. She sounds good anyway.Any way she mixed it with "True Colors", turning it into a medley of sorts.Also she was respectfully allowing Cyndi to lead,because Patti could have taken over this song,she was holding back,trust

they are friends and there's a mutual respect there

i know, the band was GREAT!

With the way things are going in the world now,(joblessness,loosing homes,ect.)we might all be eating and saving crackers.

Funny, in the "80's everybody had "mullets".But blacks had gerry curl mullets,and we called them "shags"that was the MOST popular hair style in the "80's for men and women.

True, Jewel was wrong for her relationship with a married man. But it was her guilt that kept her from entering the house of the woman whose husband she was sleeping with.She was raised "god fearing", so she knew better.

oooh...Carmen Jones was cooooold!