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john3859 · Wysłany: Czw 13:58, 31 Mar 2011 Temat postu: "Mama's Pearl" and "Sugar Daddy

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g to be a real challenge now that we weren't depending on other
people's hits to win crowd. The Corporation guys and Hal Davis were put to work writing songs especially for us [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], as
well as producing them. Berry didn't want to have to bail us all out again. So even after our first singles hit number
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"I Want You Back" could have been sung by a grownup, but "ABC" and "The Love You Save" were written for our
young voices, with parts for Jermaine as well as me - another bow to the Sly sound, which rotated singers around the
stage. The Corporation had also written those songs with dance routines in mind: the steps our fans did at parties as
well as those we did on stage. The verses were tongue-twisting, and that's why they were split up between Jermaine
and me.
Neither of those records could have happened without "I Want You Back." We were adding and subtracting ideas in
the arrangements from that one mother lode of a song [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but the public seemed to want everything we were doing. We
later made two more records in the vein, "Mama's Pearl" and "Sugar Daddy," which reminded me of my own
schoolyard days: "While I'm giving you the candy, he's getting all your love!" We added one new wrinkle when
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