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#KarynWhite
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#OnThisDay in 1965, #KarynWhite, American soul and R&B singer-songwriter ("Superwoman"; "Romantic"), born in Los Angeles, California.
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AeschTunesAlbum Review: Karyn White β βKaryn Whiteβ
On September 6, 1988, R&B singer Karyn White released her debut self-titled album, which was primarily written and produced by L.A. Reid and Babyface.
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Karyn White- Romantic
penpusherSong of the Day October 14 2024
In honor of the birth of Karyn White
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karyn_White
Karyn White - βThe Way You Love Meβ
https://youtu.be/HPQtfy7Cdrg?si=_MuoVFzrXXgzTwAB
#SongOfTheDay #SOTD #SOTD2024 #October14 #KarynWhite #TheWayYouLoveMe #RNB #Soul #Pop #Music #Dance #MusicVideo #Babyface #LAReid #1980s
penpusherSong of the Day October 14 2024
In honor of the birth of Karyn White
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karyn_White
Karyn White - βThe Way You Love Meβ
https://youtu.be/HPQtfy7Cdrg?si=_MuoVFzrXXgzTwAB
#SongOfTheDay #SOTD #SOTD2024 #October14 #KarynWhite #TheWayYouLoveMe #RNB #Soul #Pop #Music #Dance #MusicVideo #Babyface #LAReid #1980s
Our group declare to be trueKaryn White has the playout,
"Secret rendezvous" sounds a lot like Janet Jackson, because it's yet another Jam and Lewis production. In fairness, Karyn was married to Mr. Lewis, so probably got the production done at mate's rates.
And for all we carp about this sounding a bit predictable, it's got a lot of bite, and Karyn sells the tale of a naughty tryst well.
Murat_add (music)#KarynWhite, Secret Rendezvous, 1988
"Romantic" from Karyn White. Another Jam and Lewis production, and their sound hasn't really evolved from its 1989 heyday.
Karyn probably felt obliged to use the production duo, seeing as how she was married to Terry Lewis.
Watch how this gets the shortest shrift possible from the TOTP producer: two choruses, one verse, make way for something more interesting.