1996

Rome's Thank You unreleased (EU/Germany) tracklist.

Information update
I've found this quite rare info online again.
http://www.musicline.de/de/product/78636774626/ROME/THANK+YOU/2083445/CD.html
Original Rome's Thank You album tracklist
SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT GERMANY GmbH

1.	Waist Down Taylor, Troy	3:55
2.	Say That You Will Sweat, Keith	4:39
3.	Never Let You Go Away Farrar, Charles	4:49
4.	Come On Over Baby Woods, Nathaniel III	4:56
5.	Heaven Must Have Sent You (Precious Love) Holland, Brian	5:18
6.	I'll Wait For You Rome	4:41
7.	I'm Crying Love Rome	4:49
8.	Change Your Heart Rome	5:08
9.	I Wanna Sex You McKnight, Al "Baby"	4:42
10.	Let's Ride (All Night) Rome	4:18
11.	Splurge Rome	4:46
12.	Don't Give Up Rome	5:35

AND THIS ONE IS FOR US RCA EDITION
http://www.amazon.ca/Thank-You-Rome/dp/B00000JJLZ/ref=sr_1_3?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1319318554&sr=1-3

1. Say That You Will                                                              

2. I'll Wait for You

3. I'm Cryin' Love

4. I Wanna Sex You

5. Heaven Must Have Sent You

6. Change Your Heart

7. Urge

8. Don't Give Up

9. Come Over Baby

10. Don't Wanna Be Lonely

11. Be My Baby Doll

12. I'll Satisfy Your Every Need

13. Never Let You Go Away

14. Waist Down

Frank Nitty - Temptations of the Flesh 2000

Who is this guy? A rapper and unprofessional singer from Milwaukee

He had some rap albums, But here he tries to sing

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000S57CPI/ref=dm_sp_alb?ie=UTF8&qid=1314306914&sr=8-1

His next album with singing was released in cd-r format in 2001

http://www.2tight.jp/product/10760

NS album snippets. Good rare R&B music

My last purchase - PHIL

Interview with Naturally Smooth: "... Our music wasn't on industry level".

Not every R&B group has the chops to call itself Naturally Smooth, but that's not an issue for the trio of Raymond Patterson (Champsta), Marty Robinson (Nez) and Dorian Brew (Doe).

The group lives up to its name and then some on "Juicy," the single from its upcoming CD. The song has conquered St. Louis urban radio with Jagged Edge-style vocals and a beat that evokes both vintage Mtume and a classic Notorious B.I.G. tune.

As a result of "Juicy," the group is experiencing one of its first real tastes of hometown success after a long start-up period that has included opening a show for Nelly in St. Louis and performing at an NBA All-Star party a few years ago.

Naturally Smooth started out when the members were still youngsters, a mere 10 years old, mimicking New Edition and singing "Candy Girl," "Is This the End" and "Mr. Telephone Man" at the wedding reception of Robinson's brother. The group was five members deep back then and went by the name Explosives.

"We had T-shirts with explosives on the front," Patterson, the center of the group, recalls with a smile. "They were fluorescent orange."

Those innocent days didn't last, however.
"Group members have died," he says. "A lot has happened."

By the time the Kinloch natives got to McCluer North High School, before going on to college, they decided it was time to take their craft seriously.

Robinson, who selected the group's name, says, "We changed the name and tried to perfect our harmonies. Music is a craft, and it takes time to perfect a craft. I was still trying to be New Edition, picking anything with two words in it - Naturally Smooth, New Edition. That sounded good to me."

The sound they decided to call their own was "hip-hop smoothed out on an R&B tip with a pop appeal ... with ghetto in it." Sound familiar? That's largely how '90s trio BBD, the edgier New Edition offshoot, described itself, though Naturally Smooth added "ghetto" to the mix. The group members also like the tag "ghetto soul," though they're quick to point out they can mix street smarts with book smarts in what they do.

"I guess you can call us well-rounded," Patterson says. "We can talk about thug affairs or domestic affairs."

Having found a sound and a name, Naturally Smooth began paying its dues.
"We've been sacrificing our money, saving our money, trying to get studio time, working to get on TV shows, radio stations and newspapers - anything we thought could help us advance in the music business," Patterson says.

In the process, he says, the members have faced "bankruptcy, cars getting repossessed, getting kicked out of apartments and relationships going bad."

Patterson says the group watched its "ship sinking" for a long time.

"We were going back and forth to New York, getting doors slammed in our faces because our music wasn't on industry level," he says. "They want your stuff already ready, and they'll shine it up for you.

"We had to take a step back and criticize ourselves and say, 'OK, we're not good enough.' We had to grow and get it to industry level. That's the problem with most groups when they break up. They can't critique themselves. If it just sounds good to us but it's not at the level of Usher, we're kidding ourselves."

Naturally Smooth is standing on solid ground with "Juicy," about a curvaceous woman with a little extra "shape," and other songs from their upcoming CD, including "Don't Go," "Hold" and "Remy Red." The group members did all the writing and producing on the CD, thanks to a mixture of self-teaching and formal lessons.

Robinson says the CD will mostly focus on relationships.
"All ages can relate to this, no matter what age you are, from 15 to 115," he says. "We're all dealing with relationships in some form or fashion, and these songs will touch someone."

Patterson says: "The CD has all the ups and downs you go through in relationships. My personal favorite is 'Don't Go,' but I'm really touchy about that song because I had to give up something to do this. The CD is about love: girls getting their hearts broken, guys getting their hearts broken, men seeing girls they like and wanting to treat them good."

Naturally Smooth knows that the CD will face challenges once it arrives in stores: When it comes to urban music, St. Louis is known for rap, not R&B. And R&B music in general often takes a back seat to rap.
"The R&B market just demands more," Robinson says. "Competition is so great. There hasn't been a male R&B group that really made noise in a while besides Jagged Edge or 112. And here in St. Louis, you have to have an edge to compete. People want the edge. And if you're bringing out an R&B song, it has to be something people can groove to."

http://www.discogs.com/Naturally-Smooth-Juicy-Makin-Love-Dont-Go/release/1766941

Myron - You're My Everything 1998 Promo CDS

!!! High IQ and Willam Campbell. These titles are reserved !!!

Dear friends, let me inform all of you that I've got an order on High IQ and William Campbell cds.These cds are reserved for 1 month. I will post a special message when and if they will be available for sale/exchange again.

F.A.T.E. - "Just Because" Warner Bros. 2000 CD-R Remixes

1. Track Kings Remix Radio 3:55

2. Track Kings Remix Extended 4:35

3. Quiet Storm Remix 4:06

4. Track Kings Instrumental 4:46

5. Quit Storm Intstrumental 4:06 

Label: Warner Bros. Records

Catalog#: none

Format:CDr, Single [not for production * cd clone]

Probably this single is so-called CD-R ‘acetate’ which was made by Warner insted  of a finished F.A.T.E's promotional remix CDs. According to the date on the front side of the cd, these remixes were made after F.A.T.E. "For All That's Endured" official release.

I'm sure, many of you know about this album. But can somebody tell me why Kino Watson's "Bring It On" video on Youtube has 11 comments only?! Seems that this album was and is underrated. Let me remind you - it's COLUMBIA records, major label release, and it was one the best periods in urban R&B - 1996)) First of all this means that production is high quality. Guy was only 21 but didn't sound as a youngster at all.
It's been 15 yers since this album was released and it's hard to find it brand new in original blue factory jewel case nowadays. Out of print and deleted. I wonder where people lookin at?? If you ask me - I'll say - go and get your copy. I won't be surprised if it will be unavailable to buy few years after.

Naturally Smooth snippet

Myron - So Fly 1997 CDS

I knew about this cds for a long time, but have not heard it untill recently. Somebody uploaded SBM mix on youtube. After listening I decided to buy it.
This type of first quality music deserved to be listened through hi-fi stereo.
The whole Myron's debut was good

Not for sale/exchange

Finally I hear R&B from 2011 which sounds in BEST tradintions of 90's r&b. Hope these guys will find money to release their new album.

Zay aka Mr.Zay "Zay's Way" 2008

This guy is famous Southern soul singer. Released his last album "Meat Ticket" in may 2011 on Cds records.

Just for the fun: Zay "Trippin'" 2008. His not southern soul ballad.
Not for sale/exchange

David Josias "Aint Gone Trip". His rather unknown cd single.
http://www.amazon.com/Aint-Gone-Single-David-Josias/dp/B00380DYES
1/ Aint Gone Trip radio edit 4:09
2/ Quiet Storm Version 4:20


not for sale/exchange

Deneshae - We're On Our Way 1995

4 track UK cd single. Photo above was taken from www.discogs.com

Probably this one is widely-known among collectors and 90's r&b lovers.

Guys look very young but sound good. Pleasant ballad, well done

1/ We're On Our Way (Leo's Club Mix)

2/ We're On Our Way (Original Mix)

3/ We're On Our Way (Alternative Radio Mix)

4/ We're On Our Way (Leo's Master Mix)

One On One - Deep 2002 CDS

One On One - Deep 2002. Choc Entertainment. 2 Track CD single with 3 snippets.