that's my point.

I know what people mean when that say "black music"
and I know what people mean when they say "white music"


but often times, they merge.


Motown influenced the Beatles who influenced sly who influenced the Beatles
and by the time you got to the 80s you had Phil Collins getting love from black folks
and MJ on white radio.



point being, let's not get brand new.
yeah. Robin thicke is doing the black music thing but he grew up on it.

your new favorite artist does music that could be considered "white music".


that's all great.
it SHOULD be that way.

we need more people digging in the crates.
music would suck less nowadays of folks listened to more old music.



your agenda is blinding you from this one simple fact....
there is a great r&b track on the charts, and let's keep it real.... that hasn't happened in a while.


let pharell cook.


> and hearing Pati Labelle on the hook showed that.
>
>Bruno got the goods musically. peace