http://backintheday.theurbanmusicscene.comQuick Blogcasthttp://backintheday.theurbanmusicscene.com/2010/01/20/bobby-glover--bad-bobby-glover.aspx#comment-15881353From one of Roger's and the Zapp band's #1 fans on the planet, this is some exciting news if this is true. I can't wait to hear the new music with Zapp featuring Bobby Glover. While we all still love and dearly miss Roger, I've seen the Zapp band in concert several times since Roger passed, and they keep getting better and better. Roger is surely looking down from heaven, proud of his brothers and the rest of the band, and smiling that his band and his fans are keeping his musical legacy alive. Keep funkin' and get that new music out soon! :-)Jason2012-02-08T03:10:17Zhttp://backintheday.theurbanmusicscene.com/2009/02/02/a-look-at-damian-dame.aspx#comment-15509481<span> </span>I enjoyed reading this biography on Damian Dame. Indeed, I remember them from the early 90s, and yes, their music was funky. They were both very talented individuals and they complemented each other well.<br /> <br /> It is so sad that they left us so soon. They left behind wonderful music and videos that will live on, and this is a wonderful way for us to keep their memory alive.<br /> <br /> I will definitely search for the solo projects. 'Damian 199sex,' a CD I was unaware of, sounds very intriguing and I will try my best to track it down. <br /> <br /> Thank you, Urban Music Scene, for remembering Damian Dame. Gone too soon, Deborah and Bruce definitely made an impact in the world. God bless their souls, and may He bless their families.Sabrina N2012-01-15T22:03:02Zhttp://backintheday.theurbanmusicscene.com/2011/05/27/teena-marie--emerald-city.aspx#comment-14640099<span> </span>I love a good article and this one is great. You make many interesting points and I agree on several. I don’t disagree on others, but they require some thought.Lip enhancement2011-12-28T12:00:30Zhttp://backintheday.theurbanmusicscene.com/2010/09/17/stevie-wonders-journey-through-the-secret-life-of-plants.aspx#comment-14152051<span> </span>I "discovered" this album shortly after its 1979 release and I was totally captured, sucked in, blown away . . . it owned me. I knew that the music was the soundtrack to a movie somewhere, but my search was futile, and the Internet was really here yet. Over the next 15 or 20 years, I got a little further, I knew this was a documentary, that it was viewed by mostly university students and researchers over there in England. I knew that Stevie watched the movie and went into his studio and created the music, uncannily syncing near perfectly, more often than not, with the visuals he never saw. With the Internet finally exploding at the beginning of the 21st century, I got closer; yes this is a real movie, yes the movie and the music were technological marvels for 1978-79, no it is not available for viewing or purchase anywhere. In the world. I left my contact info at several movie sources, tell me when it appears on VHS, videodisk, smoke signal, whatever. Nothing. Nada. <br /> Each year I return for an extended search for the video and today, I found it. The entire film, with soundtrack, <br /> <a href="http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/the-secret-life-of-plants/">http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/the-secret-life-of-plants/</a> <br /> I will plug it into my home theatre tomorrow and savor each moment. Each musical thrill. Each frightening crash as the Earth is created and each goose bump as a flower opens its petals, and I will ponder the dream of coming back some day as a flower. <br /> <br /> This review of the soundtrack is thoughtful and perceptive. The soundtrack was a technological breakthrough on so many levels. A magical marriage between Western Classical and African Roots. Whatever, and I mean What Ever your musical preferences, you haven't heard it until you've heard Stevie Wonder's Secret Journey Through The World Of Plants. <br /> <br /> Olde HippieOlde Hippie2011-12-18T00:11:35Zhttp://backintheday.theurbanmusicscene.com/2011/05/27/teena-marie--emerald-city.aspx#comment-13931627<span> </span>Brother Charles ..... I'm moved :-) .... Thank You ! :-)Randy Holmes2011-12-14T05:11:49Zhttp://backintheday.theurbanmusicscene.com/2011/05/27/teena-marie--emerald-city.aspx#comment-13929909Brother Randy, I just wanted to let you know your penchant for writing is absolutely enjoyable and outstanding cuz. This was a great read. How come you left T.U.M.S.?Charles2011-12-14T03:47:29Zhttp://backintheday.theurbanmusicscene.com/2010/01/20/bobby-glover--bad-bobby-glover.aspx#comment-13624955Hey All,<br />I'm not done yet. Zapp Troutman and I(Bad Bobby Glover) are collaborating on some new material that we plan to have out soon. Look for it, and I'm sure you will be pleasantly surprised. <br />"BAD BOBBY GLOVER"Bad Bobby Glover2011-12-07T13:27:38Zhttp://backintheday.theurbanmusicscene.com/2009/02/02/a-look-at-damian-dame.aspx#comment-13581657Hi every Damian Dame fan ! :)<br />I am still listening to the music of that group and i am still amazed and sad because of its sudden disappearance. <br />Indeed i fell in love with this group during my teen age period. Life Is really strange sometimes...<br />They left us a super Albulm so let's keep on enjoying it and that way we'll make live Damian Dame's memory<br /><br />We miss you<br /><br />Loizani (a black Moroccan living in Paris, France)Loizani2011-12-06T15:14:07Zhttp://backintheday.theurbanmusicscene.com/2011/11/09/the-video-of-the-week-heavy-d--the-boyz--mr-big-stuff-ending-nov-12th-2011.aspx#comment-12762239Now this was the JAM! Old School RockedDonte W2011-11-09T17:12:45Zhttp://backintheday.theurbanmusicscene.com/2010/03/08/randy--the-gypsys-selftitled.aspx#comment-12698524Listening to "I need You' now. If I were a betting man, and onlty b/c the album credits aren't specific, I'd say Jon Nettlesbey & Terry Coffey were responsible for the sonic architecture. Sounds like their production style, like with Howard Hewett's "Show Me"... Both are great tunes.Thierno B2011-11-07T20:50:03Z