Starpoint???
batmon
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I dont know much about this group. None of my books cover their output. I remember when they were on the shelves back in the day, but dont seem to recall any radio hits.Could I get some critque pleez.
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First 3 records are somewhat decent and boogie-ish. My fave being Wanting You, both the album and the track.
Check out starpointmusic.com
I remember a video or two from the 80's.
I copped an lp from . Their cover of Break Up To Make Up iz lava.
on a good day
What are these books? Is there knowledge dropped?
Is this your first Marvel?? avatar?
Rocket Racer is Radd. Dude was straight Spidey Super Stories!!!
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Dave Thompson covers some 80's cats like Midnight Starr. Second string Funk bands.
I've heard bad things about that book, but I also apply to the "if it's the only one out there, read it" school of thought. It's not like we have endless choices in books to read about soul/funk/etc. The music section of any mall bookstore is an incredibly depressing thing. Even the hipper bookstores in my area will maybe carry "Sweet Soul Music" & that Dave Thompson book, maybe the "Rough Guide to Soul," but then have like 28 different books about the Grateful Dead. Sad.
Midnight Starr are the shit. "No Parking on the Dance Floor" LP has a few hot tracks, and the video for the title track is one of the best ever.
Damn, good observation. I think so. Could be the cold weather.
Straight bite of The Black Racer...
BTW, sorry to stray so far off topic but I love those old blaxploitation superheroes from the 70's. Black Goliath, Black Lightning, Brother Voodoo, etc. Somebody should start up a thread of their favorite superbrothas. Okay, back to your scheduled thread topic (I coulda swore Starpoint had some other big hits besides Object Of My Desire, but after checking their discog I guess they didn't... I remember them being a significant r&b act in the early 80's regardless).
BLACKSUPERHEROMUSEUM
Dope.