That intro and beat drop with that "shoobeedoo waaahhh, how deep is your love"
Teddy Riley was not playin' around when he produced this
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That intro and beat drop with that "shoobeedoo waaahhh, how deep is your love"
That intro and beat drop with that "shoobeedoo waaahhh, how deep is your love"
All the drug dealers was bumping this back then
Yo!!!!
I always said this was that R&B album that had beats on it that had that "bump" to it that the street dudes who listened to mostly rap, would bump.
Them 6x9 Jensen and alpine speakers got a workout in '87 because of Teddy Riley
Came in here thinking you was talkin about Teddy’s jam… 
Yo!!!!
I always said this was that R&B album that had beats on it that had that "bump" to it that the street dudes who listened to mostly rap, would bump.
Them 6x9 Jensen and alpine speakers got a workout in '87 because of Teddy Riley
I don't remember any streets dudes that predominently listened to rap back then though. Hiphop was still young, and most nyggas have a fondness for what they grew up on. R&B still reigned supreme.
Teddy Riley had the streets man
I vividly remember street nyggas bumpin Keith Sweat and Guy
Piece of my love
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Those keys had to be a Roland of some sort...the pads and strings
Drum machine sounds like a roland 808...inthink teddy gave an interview and was using an alesis of some sort around that time.
Drum machine sounds like a roland 808...inthink teddy gave an interview and was using an alesis of some sort around that time.
Marly Marl said 1 group he wished he worked with was GUY. He said that on drink Champs.I don't remember any streets dudes that prodominently listened to rap back then though. Hiphop was still young, and most nyggas have a fondness for what they grew up on. R&B still reigned supreme.
Teddy Riley had the streets man
I vividly remember street nyggas bumpin Keith Sweat and Guy
shyt I think the OG @BmoreGorilla said this album would always go missing if someone borrowed it you wasn't getting it back.Yo!!!!
I always said this was that R&B album that had beats on it that had that "bump" to it that the street dudes who listened to mostly rap, would bump.
Them 6x9 Jensen and alpine speakers got a workout in '87 because of Teddy Riley
Child_Of_God
Jesus is king of kings and lord of lords.
Celly Cel sampled that song and gave us this classic. 
Celly Cel sampled that song and gave us this classic.
Bumping this joint, riding in the droptop, cruising Lake Merritt, hollering at dimes...
Sleepy Floyd
Superstar
Keith Sweat’s “Don’t stop your love”
I knew when my dad was coming pick me up, cause that shyt would be ringing. Alpine deck and eq, four 6x9’s across the back deck, tweeters in the a pillar and two 10” bazookas in the trunk.
Thanks for the reminisce coli
I knew when my dad was coming pick me up, cause that shyt would be ringing. Alpine deck and eq, four 6x9’s across the back deck, tweeters in the a pillar and two 10” bazookas in the trunk.
Thanks for the reminisce coliCelly Cel sampled that song and gave us this classic.
For some reason, as soon as the beat started I immediately thought….
Dynamite James
The Main attraction
Doesn’t make since. Most of those dudes grew up listening to r&b. Suge knight used to listen to nothing but Marvin GayeYo!!!!
I always said this was that R&B album that had beats on it that had that "bump" to it that the street dudes who listened to mostly rap, would bump.
Them 6x9 Jensen and alpine speakers got a workout in '87 because of Teddy Riley