Jon B who? Justin Timber-what? Robin when? I'm not sure why I'm so impressed by white people singing "black" music, but I am. For some reason it makes me happy. I think it may be the idea that there should never be a look or feel to music. In my opinion music should always be color blind, especially if its good because thats all that should matter. Quality music. I love when molds are broken and new angles are forged in the name of good art and the pursuit thereof. Being aesthetically genre bending is dope. Some things are a bit much though ref: vanilla ice, and Snow, and Duffy (chick is wack and annoying, such a Amy Winehouse coat-tail riding gimmick in a barrel, really record label?! you want me to believe this is soul music?)But when it comes to females Adele is holding it down for the melanin challenged musically-inclined soul singers of the world. Mama got a voice on her! Anyway, some call it soft rock and i just learned the term yacht rock, which i really like, but i call it blue eyed soul. Before the doors were open and Justin Timberlake "channeled" (aka stole) MJ's sound on his first album and Prince on his second, Hall and Oates had sisters with Afros ready to see whats really good with the team with the good credit score.
This dudes countdown is pretty official. Plus he reminds me of my boy Scott, super doppleganger status.
And yes, Michael Mcdonald is the king of Blue Eyed Soul. Him a run tings, yacht rock rudebwoy!
Jake Davis Test Shots: Emile Haynie
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Emile Haynie is not only one of the most incredible songwriters and
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