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Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Byron Stingily



We all turn into our parents, sooner or later--denouncing the day's music and hailing the music of "our day" as being better.

But in this case, I am right. Exhibit A: Byron Stingily's 1996 jam "Get Up," which still sounds good 13 years later.
Posted by Manumitted Negro at 1:00 AM
Labels: Byron Stingily, Get Up

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