HORACE BROWN Taste Your Love POSTER smooth '96 Motown hip hop URBAN rap EX hear

HORACE BROWN HORACE BROWN Promo PosterCategory / Style / Moods: R&B SOUL HIP HOP Swing/ 977 S RN: 29801996 18" X 24" MOTOWN PROMO POSTERHORACE BROWNHORACE BROWNCONDITION: EXCELLENT 8 OF 10 OR BETTER(MINOR HANDLING AND EDGE DINGS IF ANY)TOUGH TO FIND PROMOTIONAL ONLYClick the pix to get a better lookTRACKS:1.Why Why WhyBrown, Elliot, Wright5:002.How Can We StopBrown, Combs5:393.Things We Do for LoveBrown, Ferrell4:574.I Want You BabyBrown, Burton, Combs ...4:305.One for the MoneyBrown, Deane, Wildcat4:246.Taste Your LoveBrown, Dawg, Hall4:457.Trippin'Bacharach, Big Bub, David ...4:158.I LikeBrown, Jones5:499.Just Let Me KnowBrown, Characters, Farrar ...4:3210.Gotta Find a WayBrown, Geter-Tillman, Hall5:3911.You Need a ManBrown, Swing4:43Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine Horace Brown's self-titled debut is an impressive collection of contemporary R&B. With the help of Jedci's Devante and Motown's new president Andre Harrell, Brown constructed a seamless fusion of soul, R&B, and hip-hop. Several star producers and songwriters -- including Sean "Puffy" Combs -- came up with the material for the album and, for the most part, their contributions are first-rate. The sound of the album is smooth and seductive and is nearly as impressive as Brown's honeyed voice. HORACE BROWN Taste Your Love POSTER smooth '96 Motown hip hop URBAN rap EX hear Horace Brown was born in Charlotte, North Carolina and is the son of a Baptist minister.[1] Despite singing in the church as a child, Brown never believed he would have a singing career and instead dreamed of one day being a professional basketball player. However, a knee injury ruined these plans. Brown played a variety of instruments in his school's marching band and got a break when DeVante Swing of Jodeci heard one of his demos. He then earned spots doing background vocals for Christopher Williams and some writing and producing. (Terri & Monica's Systa album) He then managed to get a recording contract with Uptown Records after president Andre Harrell saw him in a recording session. In 1994, while on Uptown Records, Brown spurred controversy his single "Taste Your Love" was released. The single was an ode to oral sex and was banned in parts of the South. Despite the press around the single, it failed to perform well on the charts and caused Brown's album to be shelved. When Andre Harrell of Uptown moved to Motown, he brought Brown with him. Motown promoted the album by releasing two more singles and in 1996, released his self-titled debut album. The album featured Sean "Puffy" Combs and Faith Evans and his remixes featured Foxy Brown and Jay-Z. In July 2007 he appeared on German R&B artist Lisha's Album "Nice to Meet You" with the track "I Want That". Singles chart positions Year Song Chart positions US US R&B Sales 1994 Taste Your Love - 38 - 1996 One for the Money 62 14 12 1996 Things We Do for Love 95 40 13 1996 How Can We Stop (feat. Faith Evans) - 77 - 2001 Shake It Up - - - 2008 You Are - - - .This exquisite slice of retro Rock'n'Roll Americana history is an original first and only print single sheet paper promotional advertisement (A.K.A. handbill or flyer) for a music recording as released on CD, LP and/or cassette. A Sound Deal does not sell poster re-prints, scans or duplications of any kind, so please don't ask.Add me to your favorites for red hot sales bulletins and sneak previews of upcoming products. Combine Items to Save $$$!!!©A Sound DealPowered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution