[atlantaprog] Re: another aspect

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From: "Brain21" <brain21@xxxxxxxxxxx>


> > if the intangible appeal would be the same.  I know I can
> > enjoy almost any 60's Motown product but modern R&B is just
> > about unlistenable for me-- too sterile.
> >
>
> IMHO there is a reason for this (and I agree with you).  A lot (but
> certainly not all) of the music that passes for R&B these days lacks a
> key ingredient.... Soul.
>
> And another thing... Remember Stevie Wonder's line "Just because a
> record has a groove doesn't mean it's in the groove"
>
> Alex F/Brain21
>
>

Speaking of soul, there are a few modern R&B records I love, that fit the
preferences I listed in my last post-- MeShell NDege Ocello's "Plantation
Lullabies" and Seal's first two records (produced by Trevor Horn).  While
we're on the subject, George Clinton is playing tonight at the On The Bricks
concert at Centennial park.  I wouldn't normally go out of my way to see him
but hey it's only $3.

Brian

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