This weeks playlists

[sutnop]

Diana Ross - Love Hangover
Diana Ross - Touch me in the Morning
Marvin Gaye - Got to Give it Up (PtI & II)
Marvin Gaye - I want You
Stevie Wonder - Sir Duke
Stevie Wonder - Superstition
The Commodores (L Richie) - Easy
The Commodores - Brick House
Rick James - You and I
High Energy - You can't Turn me off
Jermaine Jackson - Lets Get Serious
Teena MArie - I need your lovin

[Blaxman]

Hi Sutnop!!

Motown rules, uh? Great list, Sir!! :grin:

Peace.

[sutnop]

On 2002-06-28 11:23, Blaxman wrote:
Hi Sutnop!!

Motown rules, uh? Great list, Sir!! :grin:

Peace.

Could you create a similar one but with Atlantic Records Recordings???

[Blaxman]

No way!

P.S. I like the other labels too! But, of course Motown had the most part of the "brighter" stars on black music.

Peace.

[sutnop]

but
Atlantic was a strong Runner Up

you have to give them that

you can't forget that they had the Genius behind Chich and SIster sLedge
Bernard Edwards and Neil Rodgers

[Blaxman]

Agreed. But, Atlantic is in the second place to me.
Anyway, I said "Motown had the most part", not "Motown had all of them".

Peace.

[zeca azevedo]

Hey SUTNOP,

In fact, most music fans think that MOTOWN is the most important label in the history of BLACK MUSIC, but ATLANTIC is more important than BERRY GORDY's corporation. The guys on ATLANTIC RECORDS began to release R&B classics in the 40's. MOTOWN began in the end of the 50's highly influenced by the sounds of the artists that recorded for ATLANTIC (RAY CHARLES, THE DRIFTERS, RUTH BROWN, LAVERN BAKER, THE COASTERS, SOLOMON BURKE and others). SOUL MUSIC began in ATLANTIC RECORDS with RAY CHARLES - I think this is enough to hold the place for ATLANTIC as the most important BLACK MUSIC label ever. I'm saying this and I'M A HUGE MOTOWN FAN.
About the list: sure I can do a list with ATLANTIC classics just for you:

SOLOMON BURKE - PARTY PEOPLE
ARTHUR CONLEY - WHOLE LOTTA WOMAN
BETTY WRIGHT - BABYSITTER
KING FLOYD - GROOVE ME
WILSON PICKETT - GET ME BACK ON TIME, ENGINE NUMBER 9
ARETHA FRANKLIN - ROCK STEADY
DONNY HATHAWAY - THE GHETTO
BEGINNING OF THE END - FUNKY NASSAU
SWEET INSPIRATIONS - THIS WORLD
SISTER SLEDGE - MAMA NEVER TOLD ME
THE SPINNERS - MIGHTY LOVE
PHILLIPE WYNNE - GIRL YOU'RE ALL I NEED
BLUE MAGIC - LOOK ME UP
THE TEMPTATIONS - IT'S TIME FOR LOVE (YES, IT'S ATLANTIC, NOT MOTOWN)
CHIC - I WANT YOUR LOVE
T.S. MONK - HOT NIGHT IN THE CITY
ROBERTA FLACK & DONNY HATHAWAY - BACK TOGETHER AGAIN
AVERAGE WHITE BAND AND BEN E. KING - A STAR IN THE GHETTO
CAROLE KING - ONE TO ONE

That's it for now. Peace.

zeca azevedo



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[sutnop]

if they are good I will personally write a thank you note to

Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers

is it true that Atlantic Records was founded by two Turkish Emmigrants???


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[zeca azevedo]

On 2002-06-29 02:35, sutnop wrote:
thanx hope I can download the all for Free

just so I can Violate the music industry if they are good I will personally write a thank you note to

Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers

is it true that Atlantic Records was founded by two Turkish Emmigrants???

Hey SUTNOP,

I'd love to say THANK YOU to mr. ROGERS - unfortunately, mr. EDWARDS, one of the greatest bass players pop music ever had - died a few years ago. We'll never forget him or his music, for sure.

About ATLANTIC RECORDS: yes, it's true, ATLANTIC RECORDS was founded by 2 turkish brothers, AHMET and NESUHI ERTEGUN. Why they founded a black music label in AMERICA? Because they love R&B and JAZZ and think that AMERICA should pay attention to these musical styles. The guys are legendary and their work is priceless.

Peace,
zeca azevedo