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 Hallelujah Hits - London Boys
Newest Review: ... just should not work with so many different references and influences and yet it all merges brilliantly to create something ... more  ... unique. 3.5 out of 5.
Best lyric:
"Lay down your body
down by the river side"
~~~ 4. Wade in the Water ~~~
This track opens with all the hallmarks of early hip hop and is much more relaxed than the tracks that go before it. Again the lyrics, sung by a gospel choir, are a chorus of a classic gospel track instructing the listener to "wade in the water". This track also sounds less euro-influenced than its predecessors and would not have been amiss on the multitude of dance compilations availabl...more |
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Hallelujah hits
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Hallelujah Hits - London Boys: Hits are Burning (1564 words)
by - written on 09/09/09 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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=========== == Overview == =========== Formed in 1986, The London Boys consisted of Edem Ephraim and Dennis Fuller fronting for their producer and songwriter Ralf-René Maué (but not in the Milli-Vanilli way because Edem and Dennis sing their own tunes). As accomplished dancers, Ephraim and Fuller quickly made a name for themselves across Europe thanks to their high energy performances and eurodisco beats. The 1989 album "The Twelve Commandments of Dance" reached number 2 in the UK charts and is probably their best known work. This review however covers the lesser-known 1995 album "Hallelujah Hits" released shortly ... Read the complete review
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