8 thoughts on “ This One - Raphael Saadiq - Ray Ray (Instrumentals) (CDr, Album) ”

1. Instant Vintage () Doing What I Can, Body Parts, Be Here (featuring D'Angelo), Still Ray, Oph, You're The One I Like, Excuse Me (featuring Angie Stone and Calvin Richardson), Charlie Ray, Different Times (featuring T-Boz of TLC), Tick Tock, People, Tek#1, Faithful, Make My Day, Blindman, Tek#2, Uptown, What's Life Like, Skyy, Can You Feel Me The Way I See It () Sure Hope You Mean It.

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2. May 15,  · “Raphael was definitely trying to make the new one grittier than ‘The Way I See It,’” said guitarist Rob Bacon, who’s played with Saadiq since the latter’s solo debut, “Instant.

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3. As the frontman for Tony Toni Tone and R&B super-group Lucy Pearl and a producer for the Isley Brothers, D'Angelo and Angie Stone, Raphael Saadiq has proven adept at making memorable, radio-friendly songs inspired by old-school funk, soul, and gospel. And Saadiq's first solo venture, Instant Vintage, offers more of the same. As a solo artist.

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4. Jun 07,  · Raphael Saadiq is preparing to drop his first solo album in seven years, Jimmy Lee, and he's kicking off the forthcoming set of songs with his brand new single "Something Keeps Calling" featuring Rob Bacon. "Something Keeps Calling" is a smooth song about all of the burdens we carry. In the track, Saadiq sings, "My kids say, I'll never come home again/ And I know they're right, at least.

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5. After that, Saadiq, who was born Charles Ray Wiggins, cofounded Tony! Toni! Toné!—the exclamation points were later dropped from the band’s album art, even as the music got more exciting.

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6. Funky groovy soul instrumental with wah guitars and live feel Anthony Hamilton Jill Scott Al Green Raphael Saadiq John Legend soulful 70s 60s funky More $22 $20 Lease Instant Download, Unlimited Royalty-Free Rights, Commercial Use Forever, Monetize Anywhere!

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Ray Ray on Discogs/5(8).

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8. "Get Involved" is a song by Raphael Saadiq and Q-Tip, released on March 23, , from the soundtrack The PJs: Music from & Inspired by the Hit Television Series. Produced by the duo, the song contains elements of "I'll Always Love My Mama" by The Intruders.

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