Comfort food?

If we could get true comfort from our freakin families or other so-called human beings..... then we wouldn't need to turn to food, drugs, alcohol, or other things....




Chew on that!

Tony Toni Tone-Whatever You Want

Another quiet storm classic. Love songs .... remember those?




One of the last quality R&B songs, as opposed to crap like This Is How We Do It- which they put in commercials (of course) ....

Laura Nyro- My Innocence

Here's a link to the trailer for the Laura documentary- Fury In My Soul
http://www.earthworksfilms.com/fury-in-my-soul.php

On Contact: Real purpose of intel report on Russian hacking with Abby Ma...

Although this is not a "political" blog, I like to post things like this, from time to time...


Please click on the article I linked to below, these are things you should know
https://consortiumnews.com/2016/10/28/selling-regime-change-wars-to-the-masses/




Most people, regardless of how many degrees they have - are MISEDUCATED!

Jethro Tull - A Song for Jeffrey

Jethro Tull- A New Day Yesterday (2001 Remastered Version)

The Mahavishnu Orchestra - Dawn

Alexander O'Neal - Sunshine

One of my favorite quiet storm classics..... love that signature Jam and Lewis sound.

Stevie Wonder - Living for the City

So much of what I see in the media regarding music/black culture/black music suggest that there's an agenda to fool people who don't know any better & future generations into thinking that either nothing existed before hiphop or that nothing else mattered. Watching recent PBS programs like Black America Since MLK & Soundbreaking, there is a bombardment of rap, but no mention of Prince or George Clinton. (Oh, BTW, we didn't need N.W.A or Tupac & their "reality rap" Stevie already sung about the realities in Living For The City)


Pardon me, I just remembered that snippets of a P-Funk song were played on the Black America series, but in that same series, we had people like Ava DeVerney (sorry, not a priority to get the correct spelling for her name) acting like all they ever listened to or connected with, was rap. And in the Soundbreaking series, there were segments on Stevie, James Brown, & Sly Stone but there was still MORE time spent on hiphop on various episodes.  Last time I checked, Sly Stone  was homeless, while Dr. Dre probably lives in a mansion....