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Thursday, August 25, 2016

#MiniConcert >>> Walter "Junie" Morrison Music by TD Production

Junie Morrison Musician Walter "Junie" Morrison is a musician and producer born in Dayton, Ohio. Morrison was a producer, writer, keyboardist and vocalist for the funk band the Ohio Players in the early 1970s, where he wrote and produced their first major hits, "Pain", "Pleasure", "Ecstasy" and "Funky Worm". He left the band in 1974 to release three solo albums on Westbound Records.

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[Tracklist] 0:00 Here With You Tonight • Junie Morrison 05:29 Super J • Junie Morrison 09:45 When We Do • Junie Morrison 12:36 What Am I Gonna Do • Junie Morrison 15:44 Cloud Sorcerers Lament • Junie Morrison 18:48 Funky Kind (Gonna Knock It Down) • George Clinton ft. Junie Morrison 23:32 Junie II • Junie Morrison 26:08 When The City (Ride Mix) • Junie Morrison 34:20 Johnny Carson Samba • Junie Morrison 36:18 Suzie Thundertussy • Junie Morrison 40:04 Friends • Junie Morrison 43:39 If You Love Him • Junie Morrison 46:25 Let’s Play House • Parliament ft. Junie Morrison 49:34 Super Spirit • Junie Morrison 54:22 Seaman First Class (Jock Rock) • Junie Morrison 1:01:30 Five • Junie Morrison 1:04:38 L.A. Stories • Junie Morrison 1:08:44 Rappin About Rappin • Junie Morrison 1:12:27 Summer Swim • P-Funk All Stars ft. Junie Morrison 1:17:20 Booty 4-2 • Junie Morrison 1:21:32 Buckets O Duckats • J.S. Theracon 1:27:07 Tight Rope • Junie Morrison 1:30:45 Motor Booty Affair • Parliament ft. Junie Morrison 1:35:33 Can’t Get Over Loving You • George Clinton ft. Junie Morrison 1:41:51 Aqua Boogie • Parliament ft. Junie Morrision 1:50:42 Techno Freqs • Junie Morrison 1:53:56 Why • Junie Morrison 1:58:42 I Love You Madly • Junie Morrison 2:02:00 Theme from the Black Hole • Parliament ft. Junie Morrison 2:06:13 Granny’s Funky Rolls Royce • Junie Morrison 2:08:52 Spirit • Junie Morrison 2:12:48 Walts Third Trip • Junie Morrison 2:15:39 Triune • Junie Morrison 2:19:19 Surrender • Junie Morrison 2:22:48 Love Has Taken Me Over (Be My Baby) • Junie Morrison 2:26:20 Quickie • George Clinton ft. Junie Morrison 2:32:14 Not Just Knee Deep • Funkadelic ft. Junie Morrison 2:47:08 Victim of Love • Junie Morrison 2:51:16 Too Tight for Light • George Clinton ft. Junie Morrison 2:55:44 Jarr the Ground • Junie Morrison 3:00:00 Super Groupie • Junie Morrison 3:05:19 Bread Alone • Junie Morrison 3:09:16 Shake Like T Mofo • J.S. Theracon 3:15:04 Apple Song • Junie Morrison 3:18:34 Freeze • Junie Morrison 3:23:04 Cookies Will Get You • Junie Morrison 3:26:01 Funky Parts • Junie Morrison 3:30:00 Not As Good As You Should • Junie Morrison 3:32:45 Deep • Parliament ft. Junie Morrison 3:41:21 Break 6 • Junie Morrison 3:45:11 One Nation Under A Groove • Funkadelic ft. Junie Morrison 3:56:31 Tease Me (Arthur Baker Dub Version) • Junie Morrison 4:04:05 Driving In A Porsche • Junie Morrison 4:08:00 Show Me Yours • Junie Morrison 4:12:00 Gyrate • Junie Morrison 4:16:36 Last One to Know • Junie Morrison 4:19:43 Taste of Love • Junie Morrison 4:23:39 Stick It In • Junie Morrison 4:28:24 Suzie • Junie Morrison 4:32:31 The Place • Junie Morrison 4:35:18 Stone Face Joe • Junie Morrison 4:39:17 Junie’s Ultimate Departure • Junie Morrison

AALIYAH : THE BABY GIRL MIX Dj Ivy & Monte Cristo

#AaliyahTribute @AaliyahHaughton

In 1994, at the age of 14, Aaliyah released her first album, "Age Ain't Nothing But A Number." It was an instant success. The first single, "Back And Forth," was a Top 5 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 and a No.1 R&B song. The follow up single, a remake of the Isley Brother's "At Your Best (You Are Love)" reached Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was No. 2 at R&B radio. "I still remember how nervous I was right before "Back And Forth" came out," she says. "I kept wondering if people would accept it. When it went gold, I had my answer, and it was just such an incredibly satisfying feeling." The acceptance of her music inspired other female teen singers to follow in her footsteps. Her taste in fashion still influences her fans and other artists. Teen Vogue once wrote Aaliyah set the prototype for the young female artist of the 90's.

Biography Courtesy: Aaliyah.Com

Artist Biography by Steve Huey

A star in the R&B world before she was even out of her teens, Aaliyah's promising career was tragically cut short by her death in a plane crash at age 22. Even with only three albums under her belt, she'd already earned a place as a talented trendsetter among the R&B elite. Following a successful transition to a more mature image, Aaliyah played a major role in popularizing the stuttering, futuristic production style that consumed hip-hop and urban soul in the late '90s. Her work with Timbaland, especially, was some of the most forward-looking R&B of its time, even while the competing neo-soul movement was gaining prominence. Aaliyah's death came on the heels of her third and most accomplished album, making it especially unfortunate that she was robbed of a chance to continue her creative development.

Aaliyah Dana Haughton was born January 16, 1979, in Brooklyn, and named after a Swahili word meaning "most exalted one." Her uncle, Barry Hankerson, was a manager and entertainment lawyer who was married to Gladys Knight for a time, and her mother, also a singer, enrolled Aaliyah in voice lessons before she'd even started school. Still very young, she moved with her family to Detroit, where she sang in several school plays. At age nine, she successfully auditioned for the TV show Star Search, where she performed "My Funny Valentine" (and lost). Two years later, thanks to her uncle Hankerson's connections, she spent five nights in Las Vegas performing as part of Gladys Knight's revue. In addition to his niece, Hankerson was also managing a rising R&B star named R. Kelly, and introduced the two in 1992. Kelly soon took Aaliyah under his wing and began writing and producing songs for her.

Biography Courtesy: AllMusic.Com

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