Dream Quartet: Charlie Wilson, Ginuwine, Johnny Gill, Wayna Morris

Happy New Year everyone. I want to give you good wish for 2021. Luckily, I am not so busy at the moment. Here is we go. I did a dream quartet of R&B with Charlie Wilson just today. Now I got another one with him. I have found three other men who can sing with him. 

They are Ginuwine, Johnny Gill and Wanya Morris from Boyz II Men. I think these men would be the best men to sing with Charlie Wilson. 

Here are the reasons why they are the ones with him

1) They had a influence or two from him musically speaking.

2) They also are known exclusively for love songs. Does not matter what kind of love songs. 

3) They are known for some dancing. Ladies love men who can dance. 

4) They can give him great musical support which each of their voices. 

In fact these reasons would fit perfectly into one very good love song that Charlie Wilson created with a influence of Snoop Dogg. He is part of the video that Charlie did. 

The song is called There goes my baby which is about declaring that one lady will be the one that you will love, marry and have babies out of it as well. 

If this song gets remixed and Charlie wants other R&B singers to sing with him whether on choirs or solo vocals. He needs to invite Ginuwine, Johnny Gill and Wanya Morris. These men will able to complete this song much more and they would bring more fire on the choir work while Charlie can rest with his solo vocals as ladies will happy with that. 

It will be a good way to make this classic love song much better. 

Highly unlikely that these men would be together but if it did happen then I think, the ladies will have a great night. 

Dream Quartet: Babyface, Charlie Wilson, Eric Benet, Maxwell

Hello everyone. I got a R&B quartet for people who enjoy R&B music on regular basis. I found four men who melt the hearts of the ladies and I am sure that they would go and scream their names. I will give the ladies their joys. 

The ladies man are Babyface, Charlie Wilson, Eric Benet and Maxwell. They are the ones who have given ladies great joys in a emotional and sexual sense for a long time. Babyface and Charlie Wilson have done it for four decades while Eric and Maxwell have done it for at least two decades. I think these men should work together musically.

Here are my reasons why they should do a song together as a quartet. 

1) They are ladies man 

2) They know how to use their voices in harmony with others 

3) They are not too egoistic 

4) They can make comprises to make sure their voices work well in a given work environment. 

5) This can give more joy to the ladies especially when they see their favorite R&B stars in the same stage or same song.

Believe me, it is one thing when one of them arrives to sing his own love song for the ladies but wen they see more, it brings more joy and ladies find more joy to see these men. Believe me, I am sure for the fellas, they would command these men for putting their egos aside for wonderful love making music. 

Let's wait and see when life gets back to normal, if we can see something like this happen. It would be excellent in my opinion. 

Revamp of Le TPOK Jazz of Grand Maitre Franco

Happy New Year friends and followers of my blog and my YouTube life. We enter a new year. It is the year 2015 with so much to do. Hopefully I will do more posts soon but so many things going on, so am I not sure. 

Now I am about to touch another important topic. Revival of one powerful band that was once popular in DRC Congo and the whole Africa republic. 

It is the band of my first idol Franco. The band Le TPOK Jazz. It symbolizes for Le Tout Puissant OK Jazz. It was originally called L'OK Jazz which based a bar owned by a person name Oscar Kashala or Oscar Kalala. Formed in 1953, it would be a band until 1994. Another version of OK Jazz came with Youlou Mabiala. 

In Facebook and general, I have heard and even been asked about possibilities of not only revival of OK Jazz in Kinshasa but even in Kenya or even the western areas. 

My personal outlook is this. They are possible areas to look for OK Jazz revival if it is to ever be international. 

Here are possible areas 
Le TPOK Jazz Kinshasa
Le TPOK Jazz Lubumbashi
Le TPOK Jazz Matadi
Le TPOK Jazz Kisangani 
Le TPOK Jazz Mbuji-Mayi 
Le TPOK Jazz Bukavu 
Le TPOK Jazz Mbandaka 
Le TPOK Jazz Kenya 
Le TPOK Jazz Dar es Salaam 
Le TPOK Jazz Zanzibar 
Le TPOK Jazz Zimbabwe 
Le TPOK Jazz South Africa 
Le TPOK Jazz Botswana 
Le TPOK Jazz Ghana
Le TPOK Jazz Liberia 
Le TPOK Jazz Ivory Coast
Le TPOK Jazz Gabon
Le TPOK Jazz Luanda 
Le TPOK Jazz Burundi 
Le TPOK Jazz South Sudan
Le TPOK Jazz Kampala
Le TPOK Jazz France
Le TPOK Jazz UK
Le TPOK Jazz Belgium 
Le TPOK Jazz Germany 
Le TPOK Jazz Amsterdam 
Le TPOK Jazz Switzerland 
Le TPOK Jazz Canada
Le TPOK Jazz Colombia
Le TPOK Jazz Cuba 
Le TPOK Jazz Australia 
Le TPOK Jazz California 
Le TPOK Jazz New York
Le TPOK Jazz Texas 
Le TPOK Jazz Connecticut 
Le TPOK Jazz Nebraska
Le TPOK Jazz North Carolina 
Le TPOK Jazz Louisiana 
Le TPOK Jazz Virginia 
Le TPOK Jazz Missouri 
Le TPOK Jazz Iowa 
Le TPOK Jazz Wisconsin 
Le TPOK Jazz Washington DC 
Le TPOK Jazz Washington State 
Le TPOK Jazz Oregon
Le TPOK Jazz Illinois
Le TPOK Jazz Indiana
Le TPOK Jazz Michigan
Le TPOK Jazz Georgia
Le TPOK Jazz Florida
Le TPOK Jazz Ohio
Le TPOK Jazz Maryland
Le TPOK Jazz Colorado
Le TPOK Jazz Pennsylvania
Le TPOK Jazz Tennessee 
Le TPOK Jazz Massachusetts 
Le TPOK Jazz Nevada 
Le TPOK Jazz Utah
Le TPOK Jazz Delaware
Le TPOK Jazz New Jersey
Le TPOK Jazz Arizona
Le TPOK Jazz Arkansas
Le TPOK Jazz Minnesota
Le TPOK Jazz New Mexico
Le TPOK Jazz Kansas
Le TPOK Jazz Kentucky 

It is possible for a revamp success of OK Jazz in Kinshasa. I am going to say yes. Here is why? See most of today's Congolese music is not that popular and plus more young people kind want to go back in time before the current Congolese music scene. Furthermore, you have the actual kids of these former OK Jazz musicians doing the forefront which is usually unheard of most famous singer's kids. Usually they want to separate themselves completely from their famous parent life. In fact OK Jazz is overseen by two people. Actually three to be exact. Erick Mpoyi who is the older son of Djo Mpoyi. The other two are Yves Emongo Luambo and Sonya Luambo who are the children of Francois Luambo Makiadi. Erick Mpoyi is a actual choir singer in reality when not involved in OK Jazz activities. TPOK Jazz of Kinshasa can do well because you have people who want to see Luambo's music in a modern sense. Don't believe me. Look here in Franco's documentary "King of Rumba". Look at how the youth really enjoy Luambo's music. 


As for OK Jazz revamp going international. Actually it is also very possible. Case in example, the country Kenya. It is a Swahili speaking country but many Kenyans are fans of the OK Jazz. Thanks to Franco coming to Kenya, his legacy stays at a major mark. Also now some people in Kenya want to know Lingala thanks to the music of OK Jazz. Also in Europe, you have some people definitively aware of the music of OK Jazz. Especially in France, UK and Belgium. You have Ntesa's daughter Christelle who did a excellent rendition of her father's classic song Bing na ngai na repsect. It was totally genius work done. Christelle did a excellent job singing. She was on point. Then comes to USA. It is also possible since you have a big population of Africans especially in the Midwest and West area as well as the South and East Coast. Plus in the Midwest, you have Congolese, Nigerians, and Kenyans who are thirsty to find a way to revamp the older music of Franco and his OK Jazz. In fact for example, my state of Minnesota, I found out that they were several African organizations trying to find a way to recoup the older music of African such as Franco and Grand Kalle. This is something that I support strongly. Finally, there are some African descendant folks who want to create posters of African artists or groups. Le TPOK Jazz could be one of them. Yes it is very possible that OK Jazz can become international. 


But here is one hurdle of the possibility. 
Will the fans of OK Jazz fans come along with this. It is tough to say. It is really half and half. You have OKJ fans like myself who are totally for this and say that we need to find ways to get this going. But then you have others who say that OK Jazz should be left alone because some people don't have good intentions behind this. 

It will be a challenge for OK Jazz Kinshasa leading by Emongo Luambo. Because the question is how they find a way to make great in its own right and yet keep the OK Jazz of Luambo Makiadi spirit alive. It will be tough but I am for this. I believe Emongo will succeed. He knows what he is doing and he has been prepared for the success and failures. More importantly with Eric Mpoyi, you got a chance. 

Look at this OK Jazz. They look so promising. Add Erick Mpoyi, you have success in the process. 
October 2014. 

Side-note: Erick Mpoyi is a powerhouse. In my opinion, he is a more powerful singer than his father. I like Djo Mpoyi but his son is too much.