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SandMan
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I by no means am musically gifted, but I do have a veritible plethora of knowledge in regards to quality "slow jams", I'm talking Old School, & New Stuff that sounds like old school, stuff to throw down wit ya lady...
If you like this kind of stuff then check back to this thread, as I will periodically give you some search ideas with Morpheus or whoever you use...
When you search, look for the artist & or title listed in my brief description.
My first 3 you may not have heard are:
1. Fantacy Love - This song features the work of Howard Hewitt on vocals and one of the best Jazz cross over musicians in the business - Stanley Clark. Hewitt for those of you that recall, got his big start with a band called Shalimar in the late 70's early 80's and had the blockbuster R&B hit "Second Time Around". Clark had several nice tunes with the musically gifted George Duke, better known as the Clark Duke Project.
2. Weekend Girl - SOS Band - Best known for their Hit "Take Your Time, Do it Right"
3. Isley Brothers - "Voyage to Atlantis" I've got a pretty big list for this group...
Enjoy the tunes, they are actively available on most music downloads...
If you like this kind of stuff then check back to this thread, as I will periodically give you some search ideas with Morpheus or whoever you use...
When you search, look for the artist & or title listed in my brief description.
My first 3 you may not have heard are:
1. Fantacy Love - This song features the work of Howard Hewitt on vocals and one of the best Jazz cross over musicians in the business - Stanley Clark. Hewitt for those of you that recall, got his big start with a band called Shalimar in the late 70's early 80's and had the blockbuster R&B hit "Second Time Around". Clark had several nice tunes with the musically gifted George Duke, better known as the Clark Duke Project.
2. Weekend Girl - SOS Band - Best known for their Hit "Take Your Time, Do it Right"
3. Isley Brothers - "Voyage to Atlantis" I've got a pretty big list for this group...
Enjoy the tunes, they are actively available on most music downloads...
