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@TWTR4EVER "Someday We'll Be Together" was originally recorded as Ross' first solo single and, as such, Mary Wilson and Cindy Birdsong did not sing on the recorded release although both appear on the B-side, "He's My Sunny Boy." "Birdsong and fellow member Mary Wilson did not sing backing vocals ...

I wish you could've shown more; but not for nothing Jacques Bastien, you gorgeous. I wish you were on my TV everyday :D

This video clip is the sole definition of sad... I am speechless

@vidhead85 And easy listening... you must be young. It wasn't easy listening when it came out. It was count them: over 20 #1 pop records; that not easy listening but she is the queen. Its funny I never hear white people bashing his number one's or what he stood for. They take pride in their king;...

you call that a snippet?

@ValleyGyrlTV yeah but if you compare the caliber of music in Diana Ross' time ( The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Temptations, Aretha Franklin, Smoke Robinson, etc.)to the caliber of music when Milli Vanilli won that Grammy (Tone Loc, Neneh Cherry, Indigo Girls, Soul 2 Soul)) none of which are still ...

@OnlineAdministrator1 yeah I thought it was 19 #1's. I forgot about 'We Are The World"

@kives1985 Yeah I agree with she really sing but it came from back in the day when a black girl was suppose to sang not just sing well. If you closed your eyes, she could've been any white girl. Back then blacks that could sang were women like Mahalia Jackson, Ruth Brown, Etta James, full bodied ...

Wow I am definitely perplexed by the dislikes but I guess thats what happens when you turn the beat around & create something dufferent from the norm; I dig it. Keep up pushing them new beats & eventually all the slow motherfuckers that can't see beyond current top 40 & urban radio playlist will ...

@MandyLionWWIII I totally agree with you. You can't say anything to people nowadays. We living in sorry times. everything is moving in reverse. ignorance really has become bliss

damn I wish I could give Ben a proper shag