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High Times
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cheeeba lover
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yes i checked them before,lots of them inspired jay kay 
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FunkEducation
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Thank you so much for those websites!!! They are great!!!!, and of course they're great bands... but i think you forgot Earth, Wind and Fire... they're amazing!!!!!
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Jaminneapolis
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Great suggestions. Other Bands to maybe check out:
Donna Summer, Chic, and who can forget about the Bee Gees baby!. If you want the Bee Gee, you buy 1 cd to get all the best ones
The soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever. It's only sold 20 million copies because it's that damn good (that is if you like disco lol)
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Jamiroquoise
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| Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 19:04 |
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And you forgot IMAGINATION with  JUST AN ILLUSION
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High Times
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| Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2004 08:35 |
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i didnt find a real thing's site
only this on e bay!  
[img]http://www.thepixplace.com/is1844.html[/img] |
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Dye
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Hello there,
Yes. Thanks for all those links. When I started listening to JMQ (around 1999), I discovered other artists by recommendations. From Stevie Wonder to Earth, Wind & Fire, Donna Summer , Jose Feliciano, then I knew this is the kind of music my dad used to listen! So we both share our passion for this artists (I have MP3 and records and he has the LP's!!  ). And now we are both discovering new music that we love, like Incognito, Brand New Heavies, George Benson, and recently when I bought 'Late Night Tales' he said 'whooah... this is what I listened when I was young... you like this music????', so he is kind of surprised and happy at the same time.
So yes, this is the music I love... as I always said... I don't belong here, I belong to the 70's...
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FunkEducation
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Hello there,
Yes. Thanks for all those links. When I started listening to JMQ (around 1999), I discovered other artists by recommendations. From Stevie Wonder to Earth, Wind & Fire, Donna Summer , Jose Feliciano, then I knew this is the kind of music my dad used to listen! So we both share our passion for this artists (I have MP3 and records and he has the LP's!! ). And now we are both discovering new music that we love, like Incognito, Brand New Heavies, George Benson, and recently when I bought 'Late Night Tales' he said 'whooah... this is what I listened when I was young... you like this music????', so he is kind of surprised and happy at the same time.
So yes, this is the music I love... as I always said... I don't belong here, I belong to the 70's...
'Join in, it's my funky odyssey'
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Yeap Diego!!! Dad said the same about me!!! Edgar, son, you listen the same music as me... and in some cases, music older than me!! hehehehehe you don't belong to the 90's.... you belong to the 60's and 70's... and i said to him: THANKS!!!! heheheh  Dad was so impressed when i bought by myself my new Earth, Wind and Fire album.... and he said; you must be listening rock, dance, techno and all that new music.. and i said Noo dad, you're wrong..... i was virtually born in the 60's!!! hehehehehh
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Jamiroquoise
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| Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2004 20:43 |
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Since long time I listen all these bands, I was ten, all my youth and I still love to listen them and dance on.
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High Times
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| Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2004 23:36 |
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Guys you are all so unique!!!  in real life i have no friends
who likes 70s stuff 
i love you so much! 
p;ease tell me does anybody have this one?
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i found also this:
skyy LP:
"HERE'S TO YOU":
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crazy buffalo man
Joined: 28 Jul 2004
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I LOVE EARTH WIND AND FIRE!
i used to looved listening to earth wind and fire during my teen years..my parents were shocked at first but got used to it in the end..my cd collection included earth wind and fire, Kool and the Gang, Best of 70's and saturday night fever..etc.
my mom was a singer in the 70's, my dad light up concerts and gigs with his lights... maybe that's what influenced my taste in music.
thanks for those links guys!
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PietroChocko
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| Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2004 03:57 |
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don't forget Brothers Johnson. remember "Stomp"?
fantastic.
and by the way: my dad used to be a DJ for disco's back in the late 70's. he has over 600 singles! |
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High Times
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| Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2004 18:42 |
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yes its an amazing band!
their bassman, Louis Johnson
is a legend in the bass world!
i had his bass video school
where he teaches how to slap!
he was a session bass man
on Paul McCartney's "Give My Regard..." 1984
and on Elton John's "VICTIM OF LOVE" 1979!!!
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High Times
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Dye
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Hi!
I really didn't know where to put this, so I searched all topics and I think it fits here.
I bought two days ago the vinyl of Leon Ware that contains 'What's Your Name', from the Late Night Tales album. Is really cool, when you listen all this albums you know where Jay's music comes from, is great.
I also found an LP of Kleeer, but it was too expensive, I may buy it some other time. Also, the Chaka Kahn record that has the song on LNT too. And Skyy! I was surprised to see all this names.
Yeah, I go to old vinyl record stores ...and buy stuff!!!
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