Club Mix Version
House Mix Version
Power-A-Pella Version
Dream Dub Version
Category: Dance
First True Club Version
First True Street House Mix Version
First True Underground House Mix Version
First True Multi Edit Mix Version
Benidito & Lori were an R&B/dance music duo from the mid-’80s. Not much background information is given about them, but they were signed to the Philly World Records label.
In 1985, they released their only single, “Anything (You Want)”. The song didn’t appear to make any impact on the charts. Afterwards, it seems as if they faded into obscurity. It’s unknown what they are up to these days.
To see a video for “Anything (You Want)”, go to:
Here are my Rare and Obscure Music picks for this week:
1.) Sybil Don’t Make Me Over (from her 1989 self-titled album)
2.) Melodie Crittenden The Broken Road (from her 1998 self-titled album)
3.) Baltimora Living in the Background (from their 1985 album, “Living in the Background”)
4.) Skyy Love All The Way (from their 1989 album, “Start of a Romance”)
5.) Kashif Personality (from his 1989 self-titled album)
Good morning, music fans!
Here are my Rare and Obscure Music picks for this week:
#1. 702 Get It Together (from their 1996 album, “No Doubt”)
#2. Judy Rodman Girls Ride Horses Too (from her 1987 album, “A Place Called Love”)
#3. Philly’s Most Wanted Cross The Border (from their 2001 album, “Get Down or Lay Down”)
#4. Marshall Dyllon Live It Up (from their 2000 album, “Enjoy the Ride”)
#5. Corina Now That You’re Gone (from her 1991 self-titled album)
Good afternoon, music fans!
Here are my Rare and Obscure Music picks for this week.
#1. Mtume Juicy Fruit (from their 1983 album, “Juicy Fruit”)
#2. Julie Reeves Trouble is a Woman (from her 1999 debut album, “It’s About Time”)
#3. La Bouche Be My Lover (from their 1995 debut album, “Sweet Dreams”)
#4. Corina Whispers (from her self-titled 1991 album)
#5. Tommy Page A Zillion Kisses (from his self-titled 1988 album)
[from her 1989 self-titled album]
The KING-Dom Come Mix Version
[from their 1995 album, “Sweet Dreams”]
Spike Club Mix Version
Fallin’ in Dub Version
Frank’s House Mix Version
Full Harmony Club Mix Version
[from their 1992 album, “Hands Off”]
Club Mix Version
Super Dub Version
Debbie McKayle is a dance music singer from the late ’80s. Not much background information is given about this artist, but she was signed to the Hit-N-Run Records record label.
In 1989, she released her only studio album, “I’m Here”. The two singles released from the album: “I Need Yo’ Lovin'” and “It’s Time to Shine” didn’t appear to make any music charts at all.
Afterwards, it seems as if Debbie has faded into obscurity. It’s unknown what she’s currently up to these days.
To see a video for “I Need Yo’ Lovin'”, go to:
To see a video for “It’s a Time to Shine”, go to:
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