If you have had the misfortune to listen to national radio anytime in
the last couple of weeks you will undoubtedly have heard a mash-up
topping the UK pop chart by LF System which bastardises
this modern soul classic from Silk. All fine and dandy if the song's writers, or families in case of
at least one (Joseph Jefferson) now deceased, see a red cent for it!
Silk started out as Ujima in the early 70s changing their name to Anglo Saxon Brown in 1976 becoming Silk by 1979. Their lead female singer was Debra
Henry who is the aunt of Nicole Henry who has featured here several
times in recent months.
The new song that samples "I Can't Stop (Turning You On)" (released on Philadelphia International in 1979) is by
LF System titled "Afraid To Feel" and I've counted at least nine different mixes of it.
The song has been posted here previously but worth another post to remind
you what it 'should' sound like and I may as well post one of the new
versions (the main version) for those who have been lucky enough to miss it ... why should the
rest of us suffer alone? It has been speeded up and sounds like Mickey Mouse on speed!
It has been on the UK chart for 8 weeks (since 9 Jun) and has been #1 for the last
3 weeks!
Click on image below for link to where you can buy from.
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Rating: | |
Explicit: | 8.6 (for Silk) |
Genre/Style: | Modern Soul |
Format: | Single |
Media: | 7" |
Label: | Philadelphia International |
Cat No: | ZS9 3730 |
Date: | 1979 |
Key/BPM: | N/A |
Price: | £30-£60 (approx.) |
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