>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.


Amen....