Music Is Why We Are All Here (RR)
Rockadelic
Out Digging 13,993 Posts
Found this very cool, unggogleable all-female band LP and I have been digging the hell out of it...
Funky cut.....
http://www.divshare.com/download/13069469-fe0
Ladies from the Canyon
http://www.divshare.com/download/13069427-690
Female Rayne
http://www.divshare.com/download/13069551-134
Funky cut.....
http://www.divshare.com/download/13069469-fe0
Ladies from the Canyon
http://www.divshare.com/download/13069427-690
Female Rayne
http://www.divshare.com/download/13069551-134
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just kidding
Hi R***
Im going to delve deeper into her solo catalog.
Amazing song.
I realized she only has three solo studio and I have them all.
I kinda wanna hunt down her various productions.
Since radio show days, I haven???t heard myself played back in a loooooonnnnng time. It???s fun!
My financial situation has changed drastically and I have been very good about not buying until I get settled in this new climate, but I did come across an Archie Whitewater that I just couldn???t pass on. I have it, but my brother has been wanting one forever. I wanted to surprise him by just handing it to him, but I got so excited, I spilled the beans and told him on the phone.
I will never tire of this record:
Music R: My 5 year old told me he wants to be Jimi Hendrix when he grows up.
When it came out the credits said it's produced by her. I thought to myself WOW she had a on og copy of the afrolafayette rock band and decided she would sample and loop the drums on the mpc and sing over it? She's a g....
Not bad. That's not that Blackgirls record, is it?
I just noticed the other day that Angela Winbush played percussion on Lenny Williams's Spark Of Love.
b/w
Her gloves on the "I'll Be Good" cover kinda creep me out. I know, "style of the time" and all, but still. Crazy mannequin hands.
As far as music: "Mothership Connection" live in Houston (in like '76, I think?), plus bass everlasting with The Upsetters' "Chim Cherie." Fuck the world.
And R.I.P. Glen Goins.
I think Chuckii Booker produced this.
B/W
"Percapella" ;)
ha....i doubt she looped the shit herself. I bet shit was a "stock-loop".
For her to mess w/ it vs some dude making it for her is cool.....EDIT.....
Cosmo called it....Chuckii co-produced that shit.
Or she was up on UBB...........
why the fugg wont pics post? I posted the cover to UFO "Strangers in the Night"...since I cant get it to show
This has gotta be 1980s.
Probably the greatest of all time!
It's never too late to learn of a classic.
a) "Magic Man" will always be a contender for G.S.o.A.T.
and
b) that is easily their most consistent and listenable LP.
ahhh. one of those songs i've know my whole life, but only recently REALLY discovered it.
Hearing it again as an adult,though, it just blows me away. The arrangement, the vibe, the breakdown part.
Just sends me.....really odd the way some songs really 'grow' over time but many just don't connect.
Nice. I like that. Very subtle. It sounds a bit like a slower version of 'Asso - Don't Stop.'
Nah....radical lesbian LP from Ohio.......what is the Black Girls LP??
The Blackgirls record is this stringy, strident, all-female thing from NC. They ended up on Mammoth (word to soulstrut's own DJ Marco, wherever he may be), but early on they had this really anonymous record with a really generic title that's eluding me right now; and like GeneP, I got an 80s feel from the clips, so I thought maybe this was that. I should have known better, though: no violin, and the accents are all wrong. Oh well.
Among a certain segment of Chicago's lesbian population, this is apparently the time of year to bust out the elaborately embroidered and ultimately baffling pop-culture-themed heavy leather bombers. This week alone, I've seen the ladies topping off their all-season Dickies/Crocs combos with: a Warner Brothers jacket with all the characters, a relatively understated black-on-black Harry Potter number with the lightning bolts, and--the capper--this very expensive-looking faux-distressed jernt with writhing full-back heraldry that converged at its center upon a stately rendering of the Wheel Of Fortune board. It's all like some kind of mysterious plumage display. I am intrigued, but wary.
"too cool to be true"
"old woman"