Reply With Quoteno clue sorry
I thought I had it :-(
Acetate [Level 1]
Chart Hit [Level 6]
no clue sorry
I thought I had it :-(
Last edited by disco1999; October 10th, 2006 at 10:12 PM. Reason: oops
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Acetate [Level 1]
if you have it, please let me know the title and the artist.OK?
So that I will buy it.
Thank you
Chart Hit [Level 6]
I definitely heard it before and probably have it but I can't recall it presently.
Last edited by eddie; October 12th, 2006 at 11:43 PM.
Chart Hit [Level 6]
I think its Black Ivory on Buddah/RCA with "Will we ever come together" from 1976. If I heard the chorus, I could definitely verify it. I strongly believe it is this, because I've heard this song on NY's Rhythm Review with Felix Hernandez.
PS I always thought Black Ivory's stuff sounded newer like "Mainline" sounds early 80's and not 1977.
Acetate [Level 1]
hello, i think that it's wrong black ivory
Chart Hit [Level 6]
I strongly think I'm right on this one after given a few days to think about it. I have no way of checking since it has not been out on CD. I don't have it and I can't go to allmusic.com to check. I know Felix Hernandez from Rhythm Revue played the track alot. Another tough to find artist in that vein is Webster Lewis. He had an album from 1980 called 8 for the 80's that featured DJ Rodgers on a track called "Heavenly". Again I can not check because its not on disc. But I believe my original inkling about Black Ivory and the track "Will we ever come together" is correct because I've had it in my head ever since I downloaded the sample.
Chart Hit [Level 6]
The link has expired, can you repost the sample.
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Chart Hit [Level 6]
qdear:
It had a double long verse where in the apex the lyrics were "its calling out to you, its calling out for me, I'm just a lonely man" or something near that as it goes into the second verse without a chorus. I think the chorus is at the end of the song and follows a intro-verse1-verse2-chorus pattern.
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