"Oh La La La" was a number one R&B hit for Teena Marie (in fact her ONLY number one), while "Fu-Gee-La" peaked at #13 and was in retrospect a poor first release from an otherwise landmark second album.
Not a criticism, but I'm a little confused on the thread theme. Clarity, please?
That question has stumped mixologists forever! I can tell you the "Jail Break" samples, though. Did a Dirt Nation album ever see the light of day?I got one for ya'
what's the sample?
Because I have no idea.
I never heard that song before, honestly. My parents didn't have any Teena Marie albums, and if it wasn't in a heavy rotation on the radio I probably missed it. My parents had a lot of albums but no Rick James, no Teena Marie. I don't know why
Well damn...
If you ain't know this one?
I thought it was just me but then again I grew up on old school 70s and 80s R&B so maybe it's a generational thing. I was playing Patrice Rushen "Forget Me Nots" and this dude said "Hey that's Will Smith.". I'm like...really? But it is what it is.
A Taste Of HONEY..Bro, there are oldies out there that have yet to know sung who sung the original? Fuck, there's a hot r&b classic, horribly sung by Slick Rick that was a Japanese song in the 40s! A Taste of Chocolate, I think. The shit happens.
I got one for ya'
what's the sample?
Because I have no idea.
3 samples I found
10 seconds in
From the beginning
Drums
Yo, that Purple Passion one is the shit!hey yall look at this new drink that snoop and pac have coming out.im bout to go get some.
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bro i have passed out many times over that purple passion lolYo, that Purple Passion one is the shit!