Michael Cooper - Shoop Shoop

Michael Cooper enjoyed quick success as a solo vocalist after the demise of Con Funk Shun. His LP Love Is Such a Funny Game yielded a huge hit in "To Prove My Love," which made it to number three on the R&B charts. His follow-up release, Just What I Like, in 1989, was also moderately successful. Get Closer included appearances from jazz musicians Roy Ayers, Charles Tolliver, and Buddy Montgomery and was issued in 1992.

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• Michael
• Cooper
• ConFunkShun
• ShoopShoop
• 1992

[hev494]

This is one of those songs that is timeless- the melody will never grow old

[Battlecataclysmic]

SHEEEEE'S FINE! WHY WAS I BORN SO LATE!!! *jumps off building*

I used to love this song so much tho.  Glad somebody put this up. Good look...

*splat*

[Mr3dand1]

Coop had some hits back n da day

[GerardFreeman]

Somebody remade this song and it almost sounds just as good :-)

[GerardFreeman]

@quadiddy11 Cooper is still with Con Funk Shun as we speak. and they have a new cd coming out soon. I heard they will keep it old school sounding :-)

[quadiddy11]

Listening to this, I can see the huge influence Sugarfoot and the Ohio Players had on the 70's funk bands! And if you don't believe it...listen to OP's I Wanna Be Free after you listen to this. Everybody was trying to sound like Sugar...that includes Larry Blackmon of Cameo too!. Don't get me wrong...Michael Cooper was a bad boy too! He had some great songs during and after Con-Funk-Shun

[GoodLooksEnt]

black people are so much better at making music. haha fact.

[sherwinfitz]

@mztigress76 It's because of the "Owww!"

[318prettyeyes]

man i just wish we still had music like this

[stayfocused37]

This is dat work right here! babe makin music!

[calwool]

HE'S FINE!!!!

[mztigress76]

dont know y i always think about Cameo when i hear this guy...

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