i got a thought you knew or expected that kind of reaction. i know a few folks from the D and it was like yeah.

now i like parts of that song, however parts of it sounded like a flower pot episode in which Marla Gibbs character was styling in a window for no reason like it was just a background groove, however
I heard "My eyes don't cry" goes hard for stepping and doing the Hustle
in Detriot.

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Nah...just nah

Eclectic Soul/Sunday, 2-4 PM est/89.3 WCSB.ORG

I read strippers. My bad.

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Lol, I didn't know that but if your song becomes the "electric slide" or "hustle" song it will be a hit forever or at least at all weddings.

I miss regionalism in music, now when I travel the radio stations all play the same songs.

dude

>I miss regionalism in music, now when I travel the radio
>stations all play the same songs.

> In the south, (Georgia at least) they got this kind of R&B - sort of Clarence Carter "I been strokin'" or Marvin Sease - that sounds SOOOOOO SIMPLISTIC and basic - yet it's their thing.


The northern radio stations (I left NY in 2010) definitely don't play this simplistic Southern stuff.


I feel like I'm in the Twilight Zone when I go to a cookout in Georgia and they play nothing but this simplistic HIGHLY SEXUALLY EXPLICIT R&B stuff.

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>>I miss regionalism in music, now when I travel the radio
>>stations all play the same songs.
>
>> In the south, (Georgia at least) they got this kind of R&B -
>sort of Clarence Carter "I been strokin'" or Marvin Sease -
>that sounds SOOOOOO SIMPLISTIC and basic - yet it's their
>thing.
>
>
>The northern radio stations (I left NY in 2010) definitely
>don't play this simplistic Southern stuff.
>
>
>I feel like I'm in the Twilight Zone when I go to a cookout in
>Georgia and they play nothing but this simplistic HIGHLY
>SEXUALLY EXPLICIT R&B stuff.


Man that's that southern soul/blues , that's some good stuff but I guess you have to be from the south to appreciate it


I know the more current stuff can sound simplistic but it's rooted n that good stuff tyrone Davis/ johnnie Taylor

dude

Detroit ballroom dancing. Probably related to stepping somehow. And yeah back when I was young I would ONLY hear My Eyes Don't Cry at clubs/weddings/etc.

To music like this

https://youtu.be/HxkPlB7OP-U

WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE

not even comparable.

DJ threw it on during a long ass "Hustle" set. I was hollerin at a chick at the bar and her friends ran up on her like "giiirrrrl we finna break out these new steps, c'mon now!"

I was left alone at the bar thanks to Stevie Wonder.

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Where is the peace when we are in the back of ambulances? Where is the peace then?
They don't want to call for peace then.

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They Don't Cryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy-UGH!!!!

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