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Post by floyjoy678 on Aug 9, 2017 2:12:25 GMT
Stoned Love most definitely has the Andantes (or some session singers) on the song but it sounds very Andante-ish to me. Now don't get me wrong Cindy and Mary are also definitely on the song but it's not just the two of them alone on several parts of the song. Everybody's Got the Right to Love sounds like Mary, Cindy and Jean in the background to me. Up the Ladder sounds like the three of them along with session singers beefing it up even more. I read that Touch includes the Blackberries but I only hear their vocals towards the end of the song. The whole Floy Joy album contains the Andantes singing background with Mary, Cindy and Jean
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Post by hector on Aug 11, 2017 21:23:46 GMT
Stoned Love most definitely has the Andantes (or some session singers) on the song but it sounds very Andante-ish to me. Now don't get me wrong Cindy and Mary are also definitely on the song but it's not just the two of them alone on several parts of the song. Everybody's Got the Right to Love sounds like Mary, Cindy and Jean in the background to me. Up the Ladder sounds like the three of them along with session singers beefing it up even more. I read that Touch includes the Blackberries but I only hear their vocals towards the end of the song. The whole Floy Joy album contains the Andantes singing background with Mary, Cindy and Jean |
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Post by ranran on Aug 14, 2017 1:14:35 GMT
Stoned Love most definitely has the Andantes (or some session singers) on the song but it sounds very Andante-ish to me. Now don't get me wrong Cindy and Mary are also definitely on the song but it's not just the two of them alone on several parts of the song. Everybody's Got the Right to Love sounds like Mary, Cindy and Jean in the background to me. Up the Ladder sounds like the three of them along with session singers beefing it up even more. I read that Touch includes the Blackberries but I only hear their vocals towards the end of the song. The whole Floy Joy album contains the Andantes singing background with Mary, Cindy and Jean No one hardly ever mistakes Mary and Cindy together for the Andantes. Its usually pretty clear which singers are doing what, so I think that might work in their favor in regards to being distinctive. IMO the Supremes with Flo, and the Andantes had a similar sound, although the Andantes sound to my ears more technically polished. But I think that's why there's some controversy on certain songs. Well that and the fact that some folks like to make a controversy in order to feed the narrative that Diana Ross was the Supremes and Flo and Mary weren't actually needed. Anything to start to some shit, is apparently the motto of some folks. |
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Post by chainreaction on Aug 14, 2017 1:50:52 GMT
RanRan darling if you come to this forum posting this trash and acting like an ass, don't be surprised if people ride you honeybunch. If you don't like my opinion, try improving yourself. Honey you have more games than Toys R Us.
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