NEW YEAR !!!! New MUSIC !!!!

[rapking]

1-- 50 Cent ---- Do You Think About Me ---- ;D
2-- Alicia Keys --- Put It In A Love Song (f. Beyonce)-------
3-- Ja-Bar --- Daze (f. Soulja Boy)--------------
4-- N'dambi --- Can't Hardly Wait (f. Devin The Dude)--------
5-- Nathan --- Caught Me Slipp'n (f. Flo Rida)---------------
6-- Pitbull --- Pearly Gates (f. Nayer) --------------
7-- Recognition --- Last Song -------------------
8-- Rihanna --- Rude Boy ---------------------
9-- Robin Thicke ----- Sex Therapy (Luda Remix F. Ludacris)------------ ;D
10-- Ultimate ----- Take Me There (remix F. Pitbull)------------------
11-- Waka Flocka Flame ---- O Let's Do It (f. OJ Da Juiceman)---------

 

[johnbasalla]

Of the recent R&B songs I've heard, the most interesting to me is "IT KILLS ME" by MELANIE FIONA.
In its production, if you listen closely, you hear the "water-drop" guitar sound. When she sings the title (the refrain), that's where you hear it. I hadn't heard that sound since its' developer, Vincent Bell, was all over the Pop charts with it in 1969 and 1970. The first time his water-drop guitar sound surfaced was as an integral, but uncredited part of piano duo FERRANTE AND TEICHER's Top 10 hit "Midnight Cowboy", a theme song for the movie of the same name. Then in 1970 he finally got credit on AIRPORT LOVE THEME, another movie song which was a modest hit credited solely to VINCENT BELL. Sometimes known as Vinnie Bell, he was a prolific studio musician who excelled in making unique sounds with his guitar. He can be heard on Frankie Valli's massive hit "Can't Take My Eyes Off You", and on Pop/R&B songstress Freda Payne's first hit "Band of Gold".

I just wonder if the effect on Melanie Fiona's record was produced by a guitar or a computer?