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Thread started 03/26/07 3:21pm

mwilli	keith washington keith washington had one record in 1991 "kissing you "on qwest records his debut cd was "make time for love"..then he just disappeared...but what a voice he ahd
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Reply #1 posted 03/26/07 3:25pm

regcart	mwilli said: keith washington had one record in 1991 "kissing you "on qwest records his debut cd was "make time for love"..then he just disappeared...but what a voice he ahd Actually Keith Washington had 3 cd's he was the man of course!
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Reply #2 posted 03/26/07 3:28pm

regcart	Make Time For Love-1991 You Make It Easy-1993 Kw-1998 All were pretty good cd's and dont know why he's not around, cause he is the real deal and i saw him live and he is DAMN Good!
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Reply #3 posted 03/26/07 4:10pm

Harlepolis	Off topic,,, But I just bought Martin Lawrence's sitcom DVD, 1st season. Where there's an episode of Keith Washington coming back to detroit where he reunites with Gina(his choir member),,,funny shit.
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Reply #4 posted 03/26/07 4:17pm

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I guess people may have gotten him confused with Luthor Vandross. They have simular voices. Too bad, the guy had some good songs. I guess he never crossed over. lol.

Speaking of Keith.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=VpLQXo6-75w

All you others say Hell Yea!! woot!

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Reply #5 posted 03/26/07 5:28pm

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2freaky4church1 said:

"I guess people may have gotten him confused with Luthor Vandross. They have simular voices."

Actually, I felt Keith Washington sounded more similar to this man:

Washington also wrote one of Freddie Jackson's numerous No. 1 hits, "Hey Lover." Both artists also used producer Barry Eastmond, adding to the similarity.

Both Washington and Jackson's 1980s style of romantic soul music gave way to the raunchy, sexually aggressive style of the 1990s, which is what caused them to fall off the face of the planet very quickly.
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