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Production w/Maurice White of Earth Wind & Fire. Pt2 of Wild Women of Wongo. Great album, great tunes.

One of the greatest tunes of the 20th century, one of those tunes wherein you hear something new, refreshing, every time you hear it. I like to isolate instruments one @ a time, first, the organ, then the sax, then the percussion. I have so many great memories attached to this song. This was befo...

The legendary Winnsboro Five from Winnsboro, NC-a great acapella Gospel group. Have mercy. This song just goes all over me.

To Cheena527, you're a poet. My sentiments exactly. I cannot add anything to your comments except to say "Thank you".

One of our 2 Songs-my wife & I. This one's for you, baby. The other one is Anita Baker's "Sweet Love". Let's look forward to our 25th year- 11 June 2012 @ 11AM.

Thanks for the memories. Now check out the same tune by The 3 Degrees and the late but ever great Linda Jones. Linda also pours her heart out on "Not On The Outside", "Hypnotized" and "Your Precious Love". If you're an afficianado of soul music, you'll know what I mean. This is music you can feel...

One of those tunes that define Soul Music-the gritty soulful tenor/the falsetto/the harmony/the orchestration. Music, melody, storytelling. There will never be decades like the 60s & the 70s. The socioeconomic and political situations are so very different now. Music reflects the times or do the ...

One of those romantic, not played enough forlorn lets's get together right now songs.

Gamble & Huff also gave us The Intruders (Cowboys to Girl) and so many others.

The Iceman at work. For a real classic, check out the lp The Iceman Cometh, a Jerry Butler album done by the immortal team of Kenny Gamble & Leon Huff, the geniuses of the Philadelphia sound. Every tune on this lp was a classic, including this tune, I Stop By Heaven, Moody Woman, Just Can't Forge...

To druhbe1996 re:pervasive racism in music, in particular, and in the world at large, I agree w/your sentiments exactly. Its the same old elvis as opposed to Chuck Berry as The King of Rock n Roll symdrome. Fast forward to the beegees as opposed to the Trampps as disco kings, etc, etc. This versi...

A masterpiece. Musicianship is awesome.

The Funkmeister at work!!!Have mercy! Words fail me. It speaks for itself. In a category by himself. An underrated classic. Anything he did, he housed!

I used to rock to this back in the days of my wild and wonderful youth. Great dance tune. Flawless orchestration. Steady funking bass. And that wonderful impassioned voice! One of a kind. We had singers and musicians in those days. Cuba Gooding, Sr. Have mercy!

The greatest entertainer of all time!!! Michael Jackson's moonwalk came from James Brown's camel walk/uniped slide-never forget that. James Brown is the Godfather of polyrhymic funk. He is the groundwork, the example for so many samples. He is the originator for so many imitators. I'm not even en...

Memories of my wild, formative, glorious years-the 70s-Wow! As beautiful today as it always was.

At one time, this group included Judy Clay, who had a Stax hit with William Bell - "Private Number". Check it out on YouTube.

To MrCaribbean, thanks for the comment. Its heartening to hear that there is somebody out there who is aware of this great artist and this genre. I would love to meet you, man. I'm in Brooklyn, NY. Email me krxn11@gmail.com. Did you hear him & BB King doing "T-Bone Shuffle"?

This tune was featured in the film "Streetcar named Desire" w/Brando. A gem from the master. Love everything he ever did-the grandfather of the Blues.

I used to hang out w/Stanley on 48th. This is especially for my nephew, Master Braxton & his cousin. Nicholas, both of whom are destined to become great musicians. Take no prisoners and leave no evidence!