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i made a trip up north...damn this is good!

heard this in mobile, alabama at the mardi gras 2012. the dj at the gas station played it twice, and the whole block went wild! dingalingalingalingalingalingaling!

I still can't figure it out!!!!!

Going to see her in Atlanta next month!!

You don't know how many times I have heard someone say that to me. ( . ) ( . ).

great commercial.

One of my favorite shows. Watched it each Saturday as a kid!

who the hell is this singing denise lasalle's song? sounds good, though.

Im a younger man looking for an older woman!

Charles Wilson is the man. "Sexual Healing" is the bomb...the Southern Soul Music bomb!

They play this song every Friday on 89.3 in Atlanta at 8 am in the moring. It is especially good when my pay day falls on a Friday. Love this song. Love this Southern Soul artist.

Lee Shot is the man!

Love this song. I like Denise Lasalle's version better, though.

Alabama native who also loves Frank Mendenhall, and all the other southern soul artists. Cant get this kind of music in Atlanta.

I think the uploader means that the "gospel" music today, and it's artists are dragging the music to the world's level in order to popularize the music...only the music suffers when this is done. I went to a concert to see negro spirituals, and most of the choirs were white! You can't find a cho...

Wonderful concert!

great song. ok album.

great mix. never heard it before, and i am true omar fan. thanks.

I found omar in college, AAMU 90.9. "Saturday" was the first cut I heard back in the early 90's. Been hooked ever since! Wonder when he's coming to Atlanta?

Sounds like a little Grace Jones thrown in. That's whom she reminds me of, a modern-day Grace Jones.

Nice jam.

found these guys in college on the "hill" at alabama a and m university. 90.9 radio station there plays music like this on a regular basis. check them out.

Al is the best.

My goodness. This is great. That album is a good one, too.

Nice rendition. Our chuch will sing this one again this year: The Fellowship Group Baptist Church East Point, the second Sunday in December.

Damn!

This was when a lot of great SINGERS were out there. These poor children don't have anyone to listen to today.

Nice and simple. Not a lot of distraction, just pure voice...what's missing today. You go to a concert, and realize that the person you paid big money to see cannot even sing.