music trivia

[carrie721]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Well, depending on time of day, it still might have been Sept 6th somewhere on the globe.

enabler.

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by estranged4life

incorrect answer...Here a hint, An Oklahoma group used it on their early 80's hit.

If you mean The Gap Band...Frankie Smith's "Double Dutch Bus" was first.

[estranged4life]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Unless you were actually looking for Frankie Smith's 1981 song "Double Dutch Bus" where he uses "izz", but not the full "izzle"

but the Gap Band used the word "izzle" on their version of Smith's "Double Dutch Bus"

Ah the Gap Band, Great music for a Tulsa act "Dropped A Bomb on Me" is a classic! Thank God for the "Tulsa Sound", which included artists such as J.J. Cale, Leon "GOD!!!" Russell, The Gap Band and later some guy named Clapton who used to be in T-town all the frikkin time when I was a kid, the dude was like a bad penny, he kept showing up everywhere in Tulsa.

[foxyluva]

Who was the first female rapper to have a number one album on the Billboard Top 100?

[estranged4life]

Originally Posted by foxyluva

Who was the first female rapper to have a number one album on the Billboard Top 100?

Some ho bitch...word famizzle bamizzle

[danax6]

Originally Posted by foxyluva

Who was the first female rapper to have a number one album on the Billboard Top 100?

Foxy Brown?

[mikeschmike]

Originally Posted by foxyluva

Who was the first female rapper to have a number one album on the Billboard Top 100?

Wasn't it Queen Latifah?

[foxyluva]

Originally Posted by mikeschmike

Wasn't it Queen Latifah?

Im shocked

Originally Posted by danax6

Foxy Brown?

Yep yep. "China Doll" debuted at #1 in 1999, beating out Britney Spears who debuted at #2...

[mikeschmike]

Originally Posted by foxyluva

Im shocked

So am I! I must be losing my edge...

hopefully I get one of these sooner or later.

[danax6]

Who sang back-up vocals on the U2 song written about Martin Luther King Jr and how was this person credited?

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by estranged4life

but the Gap Band used the word "izzle" on their version of Smith's "Double Dutch Bus"

Ah the Gap Band, Great music for a Tulsa act "Dropped A Bomb on Me" is a classic! Thank God for the "Tulsa Sound", which included artists such as J.J. Cale, Leon "GOD!!!" Russell, The Gap Band and later some guy named Clapton who used to be in T-town all the frikkin time when I was a kid, the dude was like a bad penny, he kept showing up everywhere in Tulsa.

Well, let's see...Eric's band from 74-80 included:

Jamie Oldaker (from Tulsa)
Carl Radle (from Tulsa)
Dick Sims (from Tulsa)

So, I kind of think that Eric would be scrounging around town quite a bit in those days.

[foxyluva]

Originally Posted by mikeschmike

So am I! I must be losing my edge...

hopefully I get one of these sooner or later.

Heres one - Emmylou Harris considers 1975s "Pieces of the Sky" to be her first solo album, but in reality, she released an independent release in 1969 - what was the name of this album?

[danax6]

Originally Posted by foxyluva

Heres one - Emmylou Harris considers 1975s "Pieces of the Sky" to be her first solo album, but in reality, she released an independent release in 1969 - what was the name of this album?

Gliding Bird.

[carrie721]

Originally Posted by foxyluva

Heres one - Emmylou Harris considers 1975s "Pieces of the Sky" to be her first solo album, but in reality, she released an independent release in 1969 - what was the name of this album?

gliding bird

[carrie721]

Originally Posted by danax6

Gliding Bird.

Originally Posted by carrie721

gliding bird

hey!