First Musical Crush

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Permalink Reply by DeepThinker7 on February 26, 2009 at 5:36pm

Hmm, my first real, no holes barred musical crush was none other than MC Lyte when she first came out. A very close second was Shelia E.. A sexy woman who could sing and rock gthe drums too! HEAVEN.

Now, my real musical love of my life back then and still is to this day is SADE. I fell madly in love with her when she first arrived to the US via a musical artist appearance on Saturday Night Live back in like 1985. She came out in noth more than a white fitted dress, her sexy black hair in a long ponytail and sang 'Is It a Crime.' That is when I fell in love with her and my affair with her still transcend all others to this day.

Thereis no cure for me; still to this day I find both MC Lyte and SADE sexy as hell and no, I am NOT going to rehab - no, no, no... LOL

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Permalink Reply by Strong Proud & Beautiful on March 1, 2009 at 7:05am

Randy Jackson and Foster Sylvers. I know I am dating myself. I was in elementary school. We had the album, and everyday I would stare at the cover and dream of running into to Foster at Von's. We heard that they lived in LA like us, so in my 8 year old mind, running into at the market, which is the only place I ever saw my other friends outside of school, was highly probable.

The Jacksons, lived in "The Valley", which apparently was also in Los Angeles, but since I didn't know where or what the Valley was, I didn't think I would see Randy. Then when I saw the picture of their house in Encino in Ebony magazine, I knew I wouldn't be seeing them at the store. Their house was huge and it had a tall, black gate which gave me the impression that they didn't get out much other than touring.

In case you forgot. Take a listen to, "Misdemeanor" and tell me it doesn't make you smile.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbAQxws_HTc

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Permalink Reply by Artluv on March 3, 2009 at 2:18pm

Phyllis Hyman was my first musical crush. When she sang Betcha By Golly Wow you couldn't tell me she wasn't singing about me.

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Permalink Reply by Emelia on March 6, 2009 at 10:13pm

So far, the boys are doing a little better...OK, alot better than the girls. At least their crushes are ones they can still have as grown men. What I find attractive now is a whole lot different from back then and I'm guessing that goes for you too, SPB.

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Permalink Reply by Jacque on March 7, 2009 at 3:21pm

Lou Ross! My sister played
You'll Never Find ANother Love Like MINE!
She wore that LP out ...

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