Sir Droopy

My brother would love to answer this. Intelligently, he sends all his music to be copywritten first, months before he shops it around so there is no doubt what-so-ever that the production is his. He had a friend who introduced him to the group, Whodafunk. He wrote a song for them and through his supposed friend, the song got to them. He never heard from their legal team until he heard the song on the radio. He showed up the same day to their office and said to the secretary," Where's my check? The song on the radio? That's mine. Where's my MuthaF*&kng check?" :lol: There's a DJ in England, initials A.W. that's got a surprise coming to him too

TLC-Creep Off their certified diamond album, here's a Grammy award winning track produced by Dallas Austin that stayed on top of the Billboard charts for 4 weeks in 1995. check out the video http://media.putfile.com/TLC-Creep TLC-Creep - Hosted by Putfile.com d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/121860999/TLC_-_Creep.mpeg

Not a bad song, I played it a few times...These guys a 1 hit wonder or do they have more?

Trina-Pull Over (that ass is too phat) Off her certified gold debut album,Da Baddest Bitch in 2000, this is definitely a song for the strip clubs. She's an ok rapper, don't know if she has ghost writers, but visually, she's a 9 or 10 in my book. check out the video http://media.putfile.com/Trina-Pull-over-t...ass-is-too-phat d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/119941141/trin...P-HOP_video.mpg

Prince.

Tevin Campbell-Shhh(Break it down) Off the double platinum, Grammy nominated, 1993 album "I'm ready", here's a slow jam written by Prince, probably the most erotic song ever sung by a minor. [Tevin was 15-16 yrs old at the time] This should be in rotation on everyone's slow jam mix tape or cd. check out the video http://media.putfile.com/Tevin-Campbell-Sh...ak-it-down-live d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/117547062/Tevi...t_Down_LIVE.wmv

Wu Tang-Gravel Pit This is off their third album, W. It's not one of my favorite tracks, but it brings back to me one of my boys that died bout a year and a half ago in Iraq. So in his memory, enjoy. check out the video http://media.putfile.com/Wu-Tang-Gravel-Pit Wu-Tang-Gravel-Pit - Get Video Code d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/107134648/Wu-T...ncensored_.mpeg

Decent find, 1st time I listen to him, he's sounds like Daryl Hall with more funk

World Famous Supreme Team-Hey DJ Classic old school from 1984. Before the bling and gangstas, when hip hop was about fun and not the commercialistic bullshit it's turned into. check out the video http://media.putfile.com/World-Supreme-Team-Hey-DJ World-Supreme-Team-Hey-DJ - Get Video Code d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/112938846/Hey_...upreme_Team.wmv

Great song, kinda sexy watching a lady sing and play bass at the same time

Off the classic 1989 album, All Hail the Queen, here's a classic dance track that's still in rotation around my crib and probably one of the best hip house tracks ever, IMO. check out the video http://media.putfile.com/Queen-Latifah-Come-into-my-house d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/111180032/Quee...to_My_House.wmv

Planet Patrol-Play at your own risk Off the self titled Planet Patrol album on the Tommy Boy Record label in 1983, here's a pop/break/dance classic produced by remix/dance/club legend, Arthur Baker. I know the grown folks up in here can appreciate this one ;) check out the video http://media.putfile.com/Planet-Patrol-Play-at-your-own-risk Planet-Patrol-Play-at-your-own-risk - Get Video Code d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/105485152/Re-_...ur_Own_Risk.wmv

very true, her status lets her work with the best producers who know how to work with so-so voices, like hers

Jennifer Lopez-Play This can be found on her second album, "J.Lo," which went 4x platinum in the States. The song hit #18 on the pop charts & #2 on the dance charts. It was co-written by Christina Millian, before Christina began her solo career. It's a track built strictly for the club as it feels different when just played on the radio. check out the video http://media.putfile.com/Jennifer-Lopez-Play d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/103268664/Jennifer_Lopez_-_Play__Uncensored_.mpg

Billy Preston & Syreeta-With you I'm born again Classic duet from 1979, off Syreeta's self titled album, which went to #4 on the Billboard charts. It's become a favorite as a wedding theme. RIP to Syreeta who died in 2004 due to heart failure. When was the last time you heard a duet like this? check out the video http://media.putfile.com/Billy-Preston--Sy...u-Im-born-again d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/99392716/Billy...Again.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/99393258/Billy...Again.part2.rar

Tupac-I aint mad at cha Off the Diamond certified (10 million copies) All Eyez on me, here's one of my favorite tracks from Tupac. It went up to # 13 in the UK but was never released as a single in the US, until 2 days after his death. I'm not a big Pac fan but a classic is a classic. Anthony Hamilton sings the chorus. check out the video Tupac-I-aint-mad-at-cha - Hosted by Putfile.com http://media.putfile.com/Tupac-I-aint-mad-at-cha d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/98863597/2pac_..._Mad_At_Cha.mpg

#1 R&B smash, #5 on the pop charts in 1980. Smooth ballad like they don't make anymore. Enjoy. check out the video http://media.putfile.com/Ray-Goodman--Brown-Special-lady d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/98133428/Ray__...Lady__1980_.wmv

Brownstone-Grapevyne [1995] Off their debut platinum album, "From the Bottom up" on Michael Jackson's record label, MJJ, here's my favorite track from these ladies. It went to # 49 on the pop charts but to # 6 on the R&B charts back in 1995. check out the video http://media.putfile.com/Brownstone-Grapevyne d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/97110995/Brown...-_Grapevine.wmv

Ronnie James Dio-We rock From The Last in Line album in 1984, here's an excellent song by one of Heavy Metal's icons. check out the video http://www.dailymotion.com/SirDroopy/video...o-we-rock_music d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/96903489/Dio_-_We_Rock.wmv

That's my pick as well. Beyonce riffs a bit too much for a song when simply sung is beautiful

The Bee Gees wrote this song for Samantha back in 1978, giving her a top ten hit (went to #3) and with the success of this song, a platinum album. It was redone by Destiny's Child in 2001, on the "Survivor" album, also taking it into the top 10. Samantha Sang's version. The video http://media.putfile.com/Samantha-Sang-Emotions d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/95801694/saman...ng-emotions.wmv Destiny's Child's version The video http://media.putfile.com/Destinys-Child-Emotions d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/95814776/Desti...d-_Emotions.mpg

ok, I can agree to that..Today's hip hop is mostly danceable by ladies in g-strings sliding down a pole.

Not the same Genre though, the Humpty dance is old school hip hop. The other song is more of a house track.

Classic house from 1989, as far as I know he's a one hit wonder. You club heads know of any other good stuff from him?? listen to the track http://www.mediamax.com/reznar1/Hosted/HOU...r%20Body%29.mp3

D Train-You're the one for me (1981) Here's a song for everyone as I've seen grown folks dance to at weddings & parties and I also remember the first time I fell in love with the art of popping as I saw this one kid beat an entire crew with this jam blasting away. It was their first single and it's become a dance floor classic still being played today, 27 years later. check out the video http://media.putfile.com/D-Train-Youre-the-one-for-me D-Train-Youre-the-one-for-me - Get Video Code d/l the video http://rapidshare.com/files/91242138/D_Tra..._one_for_me.wmv