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Kashif.....Anyone.......?

Lucious_FoxLucious_Fox 2,479 Posts
edited April 2010 in Strut Central
.....Anyone.....Pleez to skool.....

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  • HamHam 872 Posts
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    http://www.zshare.net/download/74542705cc4dee55/
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    I swear I would have sworn you would have been up on dude, Batmon...
  • Lucious_FoxLucious_Fox 2,479 Posts



    I swear I would have sworn you would have been up on dude, Batmon...

    I didnt know he made that shit.

    I know dude was doin his thang in the 80's, but i dont own any of his albums.

    I got a handfull of shit like that Whitney type shit, but i wanted to know the "other' bangers....u know.

    Hidden Album Digger Tracks.
  • DocMcCoyDocMcCoy "Go and laugh in your own country!" 5,917 Posts
    Yeah, I have to agree with Cos here - you're probably the last dude on here I'd expect to be asking about Kashif.

    I liked his first album, but he never really convinced me as a recording artist. I tended to prefer the stuff he did with/for other people. He was one of those dudes like Freddie Jackson (who I always thought he sounded like) who sold a shitpile of records but got shunted into the sidings, artistically speaking, when hip-hop and new jack swing took over.

    This is quite possibly my favourite production/song of his. Never fails to lift my mood whenever I hear it.

  • Big_ChanBig_Chan 5,088 Posts
    Yeah, I have to agree with Cos here - you're probably the last dude on here I'd expect to be asking about Kashif.

    I liked his first album, but he never really convinced me as a recording artist. I tended to prefer the stuff he did with/for other people. He was one of those dudes like Freddie Jackson (who I always thought he sounded like) who sold a shitpile of records but got shunted into the sidings, artistically speaking, when hip-hop and new jack swing took over.

    Doc,

    I agree. First album is great. You can play that album all day and enjoy it, but I always thought he was better as a producer.
  • Phill_MostPhill_Most 4,594 Posts


    This is quite possibly my favourite production/song of his. Never fails to lift my mood whenever I hear it.



    yep... one of my fave early 80's producers, almost up there with Chic
  • JimsterJimster Cruffiton.etsy.com 6,954 Posts
    almost up there with Chic

    BOLD. He was kinda runnin' the R&B sound until Flyte Time showed up, I'll give you that.

    Doc cosine on the Howard Johnson "Keepin' Love New". There's also a track of his called "Knees" (I think it was a B side on a 12 around this time) with some nice dramatic synth bass which vies with this in my private mind garden as his best work.
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