#musicbrainz

too obvious

or you can try to find them under the artist's edits

tanks

thanks even

You're welcome

so, this mona lisa mural is in my neighborhood: http://laist.com/2008/02/15/was_this_what_s.php...

Creap: it checks any UPCs present against Amazon to see if there's any ASINs that match that UPC, adds a little icon to link you right to the Add URL page if there is

oh, the auto button one?

it's for the wiki links project (see channel title for the url)

[22:48] *petros gahhs over "foxy lady" vs "foxey lady" <- foxey is correct

mother douchbags!

on new fandoms

:D

natta you dildo's!

:D

o.O

bizarro.

scared luks away

CatCat: "foxey is correct" not necessarily so

where is this foxy reference everyone is up-in-arms about? if it's any one numerous songs in the '70s (or a cover of one of those songs) with that word in the title it's "Foxy" not "Foxey"

foxy was an urban (black folks) slang term for "pretty+sexy" in the 1970s

weird situation..intended title is "foxy", but was misspelled on are you experienced as "foxey" and the error was compounded by being registered as "foxey"

According to wikipedia "foxey" was a misspelling on the american release

So when it comes to intended title I would vote for "foxy lady"

it's definitely "foxy"... sorry wiki-pundits. i was there :P

foxy, all the way

oh i agree

the "sticky" situation is the perpetuation of the original misspelling to ascap

It's like annoying relatives and cold sores that comes back to haunt you at the most inconvenient of times.

drsaunde: i agree, and given the nastiness of the hendrix estate recently it ill take time for a correction (if it ever happens)

yeah...that's one big soap opera there

but as a child of the '60s & '70s... no song title or lyric was ever spelled "foxey". nope. not done

i even had T-shirts with the word / lyric "foxy" printed on them.

search ascap for the word "foxy", that's 86 songs

and 134 at BMI

Knio1 is now known as Knio

'Foxy' is a cool word as long as non starts mentioning "body odour". Then it just becomes embarrasing.

HairMetalAddict: can attest to the number of songs with the word or lyric foxy in them :-D

or Wilson Pickett

petros: i've heard some amazing covers of foxy lady

most notably by the Isley Brothers in concert. note: hendrix made his debut with the Isleys in 1966

lenny kravitz does a great foxy lady too.

yllona: I love Jimi, but have always wondered if his songs would have benefited from another vocalist, while he was still playing that guitar.

so does larry graham (of graham central station)

jimi is like prince in that regard, sometimes the tunes require a better vocalist ;)

I also like The Cure's cover of Foxy Lady

yllona: What cover of Prince is vocally superior, IYO. Quindon(sp?) Tarver did a mean "When doves Cry", but I'm currently stumped about others.

Spelling suggestions: Quinton Quin don Quin-don

Solomon Burke doing Purple Rain!

Cool. I gotta hear that one.

petros: pretty much any old school R & B artist covering prince

solomon burke, chaka khan, etc

i brought up solomon 'cause he's one of my faves :-)

Siding with you generation? ;P

But yeah, Solomon's got a great voice.

not my generation per se..i'm not of the 60s and 70s

drsaunde: I misattributed. I thought it was yllona who'd written that line.

petros please not that prince is my generation also. he's actually older than i am. and he never could sing -- compared to his contemporaries

i went to prince's very first concert *ever* (outside of minneapolis). it wasn't very good.

Ok, I'm obviously too tired to joke about this. And if you say that Prince can't sing I can only respond that his 'trying to sing' sounds OK to my ears. But then I wouldn't know who you are comparing him with.

when prince's first album was released "For You" in 1978 his competition was marvin gaye, luther vandross, barry white, michael jackson, peabo bryson, earth wind & fire, smokey robinson, the commodores and many others. all of them are *much better* singers

and of course stevie wonder. what stood out about prince wasn't his voice (or even the lyrics back then) it was arrangements and instrumentation

_That_ we can agree on. (Except I'm noty too fond of Jackson's voice)

prince's first single was "soft & wet" which i bought on 45 rpm. the lyrics were *really* explicit, and that was what stood out, aside from the very funky arrangent

*arrangement

and of course i have the LP. his guitar licks didn't top the isley brothers (who's lead singer was also a falsetto)

and again a much better singer

Well, he's a jack of all trades.

yeah, so is stevie wonder :P

But good at that though.

yllona: I'm not too much into Wonder. Go figure.

if you pretend the 80s and 90s never happened for Stevie you'll like him a lot more

oh have you heard that albums from 1968 -1979, they're timeless and classic. including "journey into the secret life of plants"

drsaunde: agreed

but "What the Fuss" is as good as his early stuff!

I know. I should hear "Talking" , "Songs In The Key", "Innervisions". I jusst haven't sat down to do it yet.

and for singers how could i forget donny hathaway. :)

another jack of all trade, btw

petros: add "music of my mind" to your stevie list

and one more jack of all trade: billy preston