Hey everybody!!
Here is my 85th podcast to my very own personal radio show called, “The Andy Morales Show”. This one focuses on an Andy Morales Show Special: Songs of 1991; the year of when music officially shifted towards the end of the 80’s decade, as the 90’s soon began to evolve on its cultural development within the spectrum of the entire music business!! Recorded on: September 30, 2017. Hope all of you will enjoy my 85th podcast to, “The Andy Morales Show”.
Songs on this show:
1. Tam Tam (a.k.a. Tammy Hairston) – “Do It Tam Tam (12″ Extended)” (RJAM / Island Records – 1991) (*A forgotten New Jack Swing artist from Boston, MA. / Featured on her only album, “Do It Tam Tam”.)
2. Natural Selection – “Do Anything (LP Version)” (EastWest Records America / Atlantic Records – 1991) (*A well-remembered R&B/Synthpop song by a short-lived group from Minneapolis, MN. / Featured on their lone self-titled LP, “Natural Selection”.)
3. Amy Grant – “Baby Baby (12″ No Getting Over You Mix)” (A&M / Polydor Records – 1991) (*A huge multi-platinum hit single by the Queen of Christian Pop music from Augusta, GA. / Featured on her eighth album, “Heart In Motion”.)
4. Gerardo (a.k.a. Gerardo Mejía) – “Rico Suave (LP Version)” (Atlantic / Interscope Records – 1991) (*A one-hit-wonder Latin musician and rapper from Ecuador. / Originally released as a 12″ single in ’90, and re-released in ’91 on his debut album, “Mo’ Ritmo”.)
5. Paula Abdul – “The Promise Of A New Day (West Coast 12″ Version)” (Virgin Records – 1991) (*A famous worldwide international recording artist/choreographer from San Fernando, CA. / Featured on her second LP, “Spellbound”.)
6. Colin England – “I Got What You Need (12″ Extended Mix)” (Motown Records – 1991) (*An obscure and underrated New Jack Swing performer from New Orleans, LA. / Featured on his self-titled debut LP, “Colin England”.)
7. Color Me Badd – “I Wanna Sex You Up (12″ Long Smoothed Out Mix)” (Reprise / Giant Records – 1991) (*Their most popular hit single released to the public. / Featured on their first album, “C.M.B.”, as well as being on the soundtrack to the 1991 film, “New Jack City”.)
8. Level III – “Groove Ya (12″ Extended Radio Mix)” (EMI Records USA – 1991) (*A forgotten male New Jack Swing group. / Featured on their only LP, “Freezin’ ‘Em”.)
9. Kid ‘N Play – “Ain’t Gonna Hurt Nobody (LP Version)” (Select Records – 1991) (*A memorable Hip-Hop duo formed by two friends named: Christopher “Kid” Reid and Christopher “Play” Martin. / Featured on their final album, “Face The Nation”, as well as being on the soundtrack to the 1991 motion picture, “House Party II”.)
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