The Jacksons- Can You Feel It.

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Amelie

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Wow, heard this on the radio just a few mins ago and it sounded so ace, really exiting and dramatic. It actually gave me butterflies it was so good. It amazes me that something so old can sound so bloody good, it was easily the best thing i have heard all week. IMO it is everything a record should be, i could not keep still! :)

What oldie do you love and why? I am not thinking for personal reasons, more so you hear it and it just sounds great.

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blue jammer

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Two spring to mind..

Rose Royce - Wishing On A Star, just for how pure she manages to sing it, it sounds like a really highly polished recording, done on recent digital equipment, even thought it isn't.

Jackson Sisters - I Believe In Miracles, it's so funky and with 2 copies, you can prolong the intro bit, teasing it in just every now and again :D

Shouldn't this be in Music Chat? :confused:
 
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Can you feel it for me too.

Diana Ross (Love Hangover), which has one of the greatest breakdowns ever, in my opinion. :thumbsup:
Stevie Wonder (Another Star) :love:
 
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I could list quite a few songs here, i agree with you about the jacksons thou. especially micheal jackson who is quite simply a musical genius, one of the most talented musicians and performers that ever lived.

one of my all time favs has gotta be Bill Withers - Aint No Sunshine :thumbsup:
the man's a song writing genius. there's quite a few of his i could have chosen (such as use me, harlem, Lovely day, Lean on me, just the two of us etc) but this is a personal fav just for the simplicity of it, says so much with so few lyrics, and the mans just got soul runnin through his viens and imo proves that with this song.

(not sure of he's dead or not to be honest thou, so maybe i should be talkin in past tense about him, but never mind eh lol) :$

i think if ya sat back and thought about the old soul, motown and blues era they'd be hundreds you could list.

that'll do for now me thinks :thumbsup:
 
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2 that spring to mind straight away would be;

The Verve - Lucky Man. i think this track has got everything. Simply ace.

another that i don't know why i just think is mint is

Chantilly Lace - The Big Bopper

oh an another that is just great imo is Jive Bunny - That's what i like. (has sentimental vaule too this tune though)

Watched the countdown to the 50 greatest love songs on monday and 2 that to me are really amazing songs are;

U2 - With or Without U
Righteous Bro's - Unchained Melody. phones:
 
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nathan

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yeah

can u feel it is awesome.
also check out hum along and dance by the jacksons tis cool.

flipside to urban repress to i believe in miracles called 'boy you're dynamite is also ace.

I have to say though for me the commodores:- machine gun really pumps my nads. Amazing organ and speaking of amazing organs it reminds me of THAT dance routine in boogie nights. Minxy if you;re reading this pls check your hotmail and amelie get in touch you may like what i have to tell minxy
 
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the supremes - no matter what sign you are ........ heared it on the radio in the car today , great lyrics and great tune :cool:
 
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"Jackson Sisters - I Believe In Miracles, it's so funky and with 2 copies, you can prolong the intro bit, teasing it in just every now and again :D "

MC Duke - Miracles, mixed in would be class too :turn:
 


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