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Melvin Riley of Ready for the World reveals the origin of 'Oh Sheila'—a track so funky Prince and Sheila E thought it was a secret project. From his basement to a legendary chat with Prince at Tramps, here is the real story behind the hit. #ReadyForTheWorld #MelvinRiley #80sMusic
Dope.
Brad Bird explains that each person's powers in ‘THE INCREDIBLES’ represents an average family unit.
“Fathers are expected to be strong, so I made him super strong.
Mothers are pulled in ten directions at once, so she stretches.
Teenagers are insecure & defensive so she can turn invisible & has force fields.
10-year old boys are energy balls that just go until they pass out.
Babies are unknowns, they could be the next leader of the free world or they could be a bag man, you don’t know.”
(Source: @ThatHollywood)
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#1999 was released 44 Years Ago today in some territories, heres a rare live performance of one of the title album track
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Il y a quarante ans pile, Prince finalise et enregistre ce titre.
Il avait commencé à l’écrire en 1979 mais ça ne lui convenait pas.
I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man | Prince.
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Nathan Watts's bass on "Sir Duke", note by note.
Stevie wrote it as a tribute to Duke Ellington and the swing-era greats. The famous unison run has Watts doubling the horn section note for note, one of the hardest bass parts in pop.
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54 years ago today, Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" was released as a single.
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Son: Dad, is that soul, pop, or rock?
Dad: Son, that's the beauty of it. Back then, nobody cared what you called it. When a voice sounded like THAT, you just turned it up.
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Q-Tip made the "Electric Relaxation" beat in Phife Dawg's grandmother's basement. She'd given him a key.
Phife came home, heard Ronnie Foster's "Mystic Brew" drifting up from below and ran downstairs without even saying hi to grandma: “Yo, what the hell is that?!”
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The moment you stop being useful to certain people, you'll realize how little they actually valued you.
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Miles Davis - Human Nature (Michael Jackson 1982) - Live In Germany, 1987
Miles Davis – trumpet
Kenny Garrett - Saxophone alto et flûte
Joseph "Foley" McCreary - basse (lead bass)
Darryl Jones - Guitare & basse
Ricky Wellman - Batterie
Adam Holzman - Claviers
Robert Irving III - Claviers & Synthétiseurs
Mino Cinélu - Percussions



















