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A Tribe Called Quest- Lyrics to Go Yo, Check it son, this is one of the illest tracks on the album. I'm ja mad they did not make a (More) Yo, Check it son, this is one of the illest tracks on the album. I'm ja mad they did not make a video for it. O well, They still my fave hip hop group for eternity. For those of you old, old school cats out there, you may be familiar with the Minnie Riperton Sample for "inside My Love". Yo before I's goes, let me leave a little message:
Do what you love and Love what you do
Follow this and I got mad love for you
Get in for whack reasons
I'll call you out for treason
Art is expression to the fullest
Respect yours to the illest
Money makes the world go
Don't let it turn you into a H*e
I give mad respect for those who represent the real hip hop
Rap is just that, so I give those true MC's the real mad props
I'm a up and coming poet
from this you know it
So, peace to the nation, the people that represent, and those cats that never bug out to th extreme
P.S.
To the tribe,
Stay fresh with all those vibes
The music put out makes me live
It really does not matter where you are in the ranks
From a real fan, I gots to give thanks
Yo, If word is bond
then Q is gone
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Gene McDaniels Gene McDaniels (born Eugene Booker McDaniels, February 12, 1935 in Kansas City), Missouri, is an (More) Gene McDaniels (born Eugene Booker McDaniels, February 12, 1935 in Kansas City), Missouri, is an American singer and songwriter who had his greatest recording success in the early 1960s. McDaniels grew up in Omaha, Nebraska. McDaniels had six Top 40 hits. The two that went into the top five were 1961's "Tower of Strength" and "A Hundred Pounds of Clay," the latter reaching #3 on the U.S. pop charts. "It's a lonely town" became in 1964 a good success of great italian singer Mina as "Citt vuota". McDaniels did, however, reach the top spot on the charts as a songwriter. In 1974, Roberta Flack reached #1 with McDaniels' "Feel Like Making Love." (This is not to be confused with the Bad Company song of the same name.) Other songs that McDaniels recorded included "Point Of No Return" and "Spanish Lace." In the early 1970s, McDaniels recorded on the Atlantic Records label, which released the McDaniels albums, Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse and Outlaw. McDaniel's "Jagger the Dagger" was featured on the Tribe Vibes breakbeat compilation album, as it had been sampled by the musical group, A Tribe Called Quest. In the late 1960s, McDaniels turned his attention to a more black consciousness form of song. His best-known song in this genre was probably "Compared to What," a jazz-soul protest song made famous (and into a hit) by Les McCann and Eddie Harris on their album Swiss Movement and also covered by Roberta Flack. McDaniels also appeared in movies on the strength of his early 1960s hits. They included the 1962 film, It's Trad, Dad!, (released in the United States as Ring-A-Ding Rhythm). The movie which was directed by Richard Lester. He also appeared in 1963's The Young Swingers. McDaniels is briefly seen singing in the choir in the 1974 Sidney Poitier-Bill Cosby film Uptown Saturday Night. (Less)
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