The Future - Guy

Description: Genre: R&B & Soul - Soul / Artist: Guy / Audio CD released 2002-05-07 at Import Music Services / Disc #1 ... more

The Future - Guy ... Tracklisting
1 Her
2 Wanna Get With U
3 Do Me Right
4 Teddy's Jam 2
5 Let's Chill
6 Tease Me Tonight
7 D-O-G Me Out
8 Total Control
9 Gotta Be A Leader
10 Future
11 Let's Stay Together
12 Where Did The Love Go
13 Yearning For Your Love
14 Smile
15 Long Gone
16 Wanna Get With U

Newest Review: ... Stars** 4. "Teddy's Jam 2" (Lude) 5. "Let's Chill" Off a lively track from Teddy , where he lays down ... more

... some of his best Hip Hop-inspired beats, this one has them changing the direction of the music, whereby they chooses to turn things towards the emotive side. You have early Voice Box usage form Teddy to try and implement this technique in the same way that Roger Troutman had with Zapp, but here for a much more calming effect. **Four Stars** 6. "Tease Me Tonite" Here they are seen to get into a sensual one, which would apparently be more of the workings towards future material which would be seen ...more

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The Future
Release Date: 2002 - 05 - 07, Audio CD, Import Music Services

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The Future - Guy: Jam With Teddy (Again) (1219 words)
by - written on 31/08/09 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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In 1990, Guy came back with their second and what would be their last for nearly 10 years, as the lead singer and producer Teddy Riley went on to form BLACKstreet soon after. "The Future" finds Guy returning with more of their innovative New Jack Swing material, mixed in with calmer ballad compositions too, just as with their 1988 debut where Riley teamed up with Timmy Gatlin and Aaron Hall. 1. "Her" He album begins with them jumping directly into a lively and exciting Swingbeat composition, in which you find that Teddy decides that the "Take Me To The Mardi Gras" break is the perfect choice for backing as they do one ... Read the complete review