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sololoco
Member Posts: 542
I have a question here for all you music savvy people which the winner will recieve a "No Prize" for their efforts.
Now many of the younger generation probably won't know who I'm talking about but for the others I'm sure they will.
Question:
What is the name of the lead singer in the R&B group called Shalamer?
If you think you know the answer and wish to win the "No Prize" please let me know the answer to this question.
Thank You for any information provided.
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jody watley
Google is a pretty good tool.
"Whoever controls the media controls the mind..-'Jim Morrison"
"When decorum is repression, the only dignity free men have is to speak out." ~Abbie Hoffman
indeed.the spelling had me for a minute,but i got there
ok i got that one i get to ask the next question,who sings this?
www.youtube.com/watch
Regina spektor?
Lol thought we'd have to answer question like "What's the 3rd interval in a G Pentatonic Minor Scale" or something.
i'm still waiting for my no prize..is it an air guitar?
NO "No Prize" for you but good try.
It's a guy, lead singer is a guy. There were/are 3 singers, 2 males, one female.
I'm still searching to givve someone the No Prize. Still looking for the right answer.
Thanks
Howard Hewett and Jeffrey Daniel were the male singers in Shalamar. I hadn't heard of Shalamer, but I can find reference to Shalamer & the Honeyz which appears to be Jeffrey Daniel again.
WE HAVE A WINNER!!!!!!
EGGFTEGG wins the "No Prize".
Howard Hewett is the name I was looking for.
Many thanks.
The anwser is Bb. But, the question should be "What's the 3rd scale degree," not interval.
Course, everyone cares about the guys who know the singer of popular 80's bands, but no one cares for authentic music theory...
Hey PunkMonk, don't worry, you can win NO PRIZE too!
The anwser is Bb. But, the question should be "What's the 3rd scale degree," not interval.
Wait... isn't G Minor Pentatonic scale = G A# C D F.
Also, question isn't wrong as the 3rd interval(Interval from root to 3rd note) is 4. (A, A#, B, C)
3rd scale degree would also be C.
Anyways, always good to see someone care for music theory
The anwser is Bb. But, the question should be "What's the 3rd scale degree," not interval.
Wait... isn't G Minor Pentatonic scale = G A# C D F.
Also, question isn't wrong as the 3rd interval(Interval from root to 3rd note) is 4. (A, A#, B, C)
3rd scale degree would also be C.
Anyways, always good to see someone care for music theory
I would like some G A# C D F batteries.I'm sorry did you stutter?
I hope some day we can all put aside our racisms and prejudices and just laugh at people
The anwser is Bb. But, the question should be "What's the 3rd scale degree," not interval.
Wait... isn't G Minor Pentatonic scale = G A# C D F.
Also, question isn't wrong as the 3rd interval(Interval from root to 3rd note) is 4. (A, A#, B, C)
3rd scale degree would also be C.
Anyways, always good to see someone care for music theory
I would like some G A# C D F batteries.I'm sorry did you stutter?
Lol. Scales are actually really simple to learn. Problem with some of the them is to remember the scale for the whole fretboard(if you're a guitarist that is)