As we all know, it's and artist's prerogative to go left of center from where they started. But sometimes, you can't fuck with it.

I STILL know black women that wish Pink had kept doing urban r&b.

Some people couldn't follow Miles when he tried fusion.

Some people still lament Mariah Carey going hip-hop.

What artist did you have to say "whoa there, feller.....I'll hit you up when you come back home" when they changed up the style or tried a new direction????


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I had a house remix of Jill Scott's Slowly, Surely on an old laptop.

Or so I thought. I booted up the old beast this morning, dying to hear this song, and I didn't have it.

I'm hoping one of you guys here has it, as I think I got it from Okayplayer originally.

It's a house remix with saxophone all over the track, and a sax solo....

Anyone?????? I'd really appreciate a link if anyone has it.
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"There's a fine line between persistence and foolishness..."
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"To Each His Reach"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0M-_ZqR2JyU

nvm, this doesn't have a sax running throughout.

and it's definetly not the Theo Parrish mix......
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"There's a fine line between persistence and foolishness..."
-unknown

"To Each His Reach"

Found it as the Spen & Karizma mix, although in this link, the posters say it's the Basement Boys.

I however, could give a shit. Just glad I found it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqH7Qv_jv9k
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"There's a fine line between persistence and foolishness..."
-unknown

"To Each His Reach"

fuck you.

"then the bitch put out a cd that didn't have no beats" 50 cent on her Unplugged album

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Songs About Jane had some jams but the shit they're doing now.....naw man.

fuck a hyphy

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Dre makes no apologies for his own eccentricities. “I was young, and searching, trying to find myself,” he says. “Never did.”-- Andre B

Cameo...because alligator woman was their best lp and even though I have word up, it has a few good songs but the rest of their lps after word up were not good because I remember when I bought real men wear black cassette back in 1992 or 1993, it didnt sound too good and we were listening to it in the car and my uncle was like " they just threw something together with that one".

Monica....did all of her best singing when she was still a teen.

I understand though...hit the charts, get exposure & get paid. I can't be mad.

I just can't tolerate his solo stuff.

just plain outgrew them

I used to love his music but as I got older, his music just kept getting younger.

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