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"Love Goddess" - Jackie Washington
She's huge in Kinloch!
Can you imagine what her cd, "Tore Up From The Floor Up: Live in Compton- All Her Greatest Hits" would have sounded like? Especially with songs like "Yield (Before You Hit Me With Your Love)"; "Eye on the Motherland ...or Cleveland"; "Wednesday Night Fever"; "Take Your Jeri Curl and Go!"; "Love Goddess (from the movie 'Stacked Sister')"; "Coco's Theme (from the movie 'Whipped Creme: Coco's Revenge')" and "Look at Me."
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Vivian Green: Vivian
Vivian Green's sophomore cd, simply entitled Vivian, is a concept album of sorts. Conceptualized during a time in her life when she was going through a break up, the material clearly shows you the emotions that she felt during that period. Green, once a backup singer for Jill Scott, allows her voice to soar on each of the cd's ballads and mid-tempo songs. In other words, she sounds like she is singing from her heart. If anyone has ever been through a break up with a person he/she truly loved he/she will be able to relate to this cd. Songs like "Selfish," "Under My Skin," and "Gotta Go (Gotta Leave)" will sit in your soul. My personal favorites are the opening track "Wish We Could Go Back" and the hidden track at the end "Cursed." (****)
E. Lynn Harris: Basketball Jones
Definitely not my favorite E. Lynn Harris book, but any outing of his will be well received by me. Basketball Jones follows a man who is in a secret relationship with a high profile NBA basketball player. It chronicles his experiences, other relationships and the life decisions he has to make while always being available for this relationship. The best thing about an E. Lynn Harris book is that even though he is constantly introducing new characters, within the pages of his books the reader will get a glimpse at what is going on with characters from earlier books because they make guest appearances. Definitely support E. Lynn Harris' Basketball Jones. Though the storyline is not his best, his writing and character develelopment of the main character is flawless as usual. (****)
I couldn't take it at work anylonger. Somebody was washing out towel out or something and I gotta bad feeling so I left for the day. I know I won't be washing clothes today and don't you either!
Posted by: d-place | July 15, 2009 at 11:07 AM