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This is the track your Daddy B. But the formula for his breakthrough lay primarily in his extraordinary voice and the intense passion he brought to his perception of the ordinary world. It's music, universal, like all the best southern soul. For a limited time only. See more about LaMorris in Daddy B. LaMorris must have "tossed off" "You Bad" as a joke or novelty song. The song is a perfect storm of musical elements:

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LaMorris styles but he's no thug, and the refreshing theme of "Ring" is the excitement of making a woman happy in the most traditional way.

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LaMorris Williams brings the same characteristics to the fore in his "Impala," and Sir Charles Jones himself, now a grown man and leader of the Southern Soul community, has recognized the younger artist's willoams breakthrough qualities, even going so far as telling your Daddy B. It's a milestone CD--not many come along--and if you're into Southern Soul music, you're going to williasm to check out "Impala" and come to terms with it.

What is the Chitlin Circuit? I got up, and right when I got ready to pass, I wanted to grab her hand but my palms were a little sweaty. In the mirror she was dancing all by herself, yea, with her sexy little red dress on, slow-rolling to the song.

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In short, "Impala" the song alone is worth the price of the album. The experience is rendered with such clarity that it instantly becomes universal: All material--written or visual--on this website is copyrighted and the exclusive property of SouthernSoulRnB. If you're lmorris fan who's only going to buy wklliams or three southern soul CD's this year, this momentous new album by LaMorris Williams should be one of them.

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And when you ponder that it's the "King of Southern Soul," Sir Charles Jones, producing the cut--"Stroke It With A Motion" his only contribution --you're likely to think about what might have been accomplished in a traditional vein by a pairing of such exceptional rhythm-and-blues performers. LaMorris Williams Daddy B. Re-Posted from Daddy B. While still in his teens, he logged studio sessions on various national hiphop releases and co-produced numerous gospel projects with his father.

It's music, universal, like all the best southern soul. Frequently heard of late on Southern Soul radio, the tune always seems a little off-putting with its Strawberry Fields-like, synthesizer-dominated arrangement and vocal distortion. We're a long way from Z. Like the cover photo of LaMorris with thick black shades and a head tilted to display that diamond stud in his ear, Sexy Soul Songs will surprise the listener with its hiphop affectations, both personal and musical.

LaMorris Williams is a powerful new addition to the Southern Soul family of artists, and his "Impala" is destined for the "classics" shelf. LaMorris must have "tossed off" "You Bad" as a joke or novelty song.

Above it all floats the voice of LaMorris Williams, a man with a rare vocal gift--and a charismatic timbre like Outkast's Andre' Benjamin--by turns speaking and singing his way through the song's exceptionally detailed lyrics. Anchored by a sweet-tempered and even more sweetly-sung, mid-tempo tune, "Whatever Kind Of Love," the album has recently sold out its first printing and become unavailable.

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LaMorris and Big Yayo order drinks and LaMorris zeroes in on a girl in a "sexy little red dress" dancing by herself. You can make me holla, In the back of my Impala.

Oh yeah, gone uou your mama. So we decided to turn around and go join the fun and have ourselves a drink. A LaMorris voice-over narrative--totally convincing--sets the scene: If memory serves, it just leaked out. This is the track your Daddy B.