En Vogue: Funky Divas (1992). Giving You Something You Could Feel…
B. Cox briefly looks back at En Vogue’s second album 1992’s Funky Divas. On the heels of their successful debut 1990s’ Born To Sing, the Oakland based R&B quartet (Dawn […]
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B. Cox looks back and briefly reminisces about hip-hop group Arrested Development debut album 3 years, 5 Months and 2 Days In The Life Of... as it turns 30. In the midst of a shift in tone in hip-hop where gangster hip-hop and conscious hip-hop were delintating their lines in the sand, the Atlanta-based group emerged as an alternative to the gangster trend that was on the rise.
Combining hip-hop, R&B, soul, funk, jazz and poetry, the group addressed issues such as crime, black unity, homelessness and more with Afrocentricity and a call for revolution as their linchpin. The collective scored three Top 10 hits in the iconic singles "Tennessee", "People Everyday" and "Mr. Wendall" on the way to 6 million copies sold and two Grammy awards in 1993.
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Show Notes
Albumism: Arrested Development's "3 Years, 5 Months and 2 Days In The Life Of…" Turns 30 | Anniversary Retrospective.
Music Musings and Such: People Everday: Arrested Development's "3 Years, 5 Months and 2 Days In The Life Of…" At Thirty
Medium: Arrested Development Celebrated Life. Hip-Hop Left The Party Early.
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B. Cox briefly looks back at En Vogue’s second album 1992’s Funky Divas. On the heels of their successful debut 1990s’ Born To Sing, the Oakland based R&B quartet (Dawn […]
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