Today’s Artist
Skip James 1902 - 1969
I'm so glad, I'm so glad, I'm glad this evening.
Skip James
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Skip James sang and played guitar with a high, haunting falsetto and a minor-key style that made his music sound like it came from another world. "Hard Time Killin' Floor Blues" is one of the most chilling records ever cut.     ○○○
Today’s Record
Water Runs Dry 1995

"Water runs dry, but love can still survive."

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Three women -- Nichole, Mimi, and Monica -- discovered at an audition. Brownstone released in 1995 and the song is about demanding proof. If you love me, say it. The harmonies stack like evidence being presented to a court that only hears cases of the heart. Number two on the R&B chart.

A dare dressed as a ballad. The proof was in the harmonies.

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