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I just made a 70's Skeeyee version of Sexyy Red just mastered it now need to make a image of it and a new UA-cam and other Social Media channels just for A.I
I remember listening to this with my wife in 73 , we used to sneak out our parents house and meet up at the local skating rink. Those were the days man
@@DiabolikalFollikles Thank you! Here my gullible butt was thinking he married his sister and they both lived at home . . . Or he and his wife couldn't live together and they each lived with their parents. 😀😃😄😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@coldtruth17is it because it was not able to synchronize the lyrics with music? I hope the creator will have enough fund to cover that song. Hell, even in live version or studio version
@ryanfebrianto8973 because the AI program used picks out random melodies/vocals and once you hit hit create you finalize the song. You can't use it to edit since it's randomly generated (to my knowledge, unless it's changed). Looping is the best bet: ua-cam.com/video/SEY_8ITvA6Q/v-deo.htmlsi=9DCn2LL9SYKUuu8G
Artist: Leroy Otis Jenkins Song: Candy Shop Album: Too Much Soul on the Roll (1973) Leroy Otis Jenkins was an American R&B and Soul singer/songwriter and multi-instumentalist. He first started touring in the late 50s with the male singing group The Baysitters. After years together without a break out hit, Jenkins decided to go solo. He came to promince with his second solo album: Too Much Soul on the Roll and his 1973 hit Candy Shop. On the album Jenkins played keyboards, fretless bass, guitar, drums, and vocals. The song was #3 on the US Billboards and #1 in the R&B/Soul category. Unfortunately Jenkins life was ended tragically short when a former bandmate shot him over royalties for what he accused were stolen lyrics.
Back in 74 I was just another skinny white boy but I played this song for a girl and that’s how I got my first taste of brown sugar. I love baby and all our beautiful Carmel children.
I remember when great granny Arlene held me in her lap and sung this to me. We were on the porch overlooking our family’s bean farm. Just me and my granny listening to Candy Shop, it’s something I’ll always remember
Great to hear a fuller track, the music and everything here is just chef's kiss, just needed an ending or fade out. Please put out a full mixtape with complete tracks or blends
I remember my uncle telling me he used to sneak into to the boogie woogie club after high school so he can bust some moves on the dance floor and some foxy mamas at the bar. Good times, man. Good Times.
I remember pulling up to the drive thru movie theatre back in 78 listening to this song when I took my now wife on our first date. We have 3 kids now! We his song will always be in my playlist! Nostalgia
It’s actually because of the program. It starts out with 1.5 to 2 minutes. Although, you can extend the song section by section, and it’ll give variances with each run. One version might give a cool inflection of the chorus, another version might do a completely different inflection on that same part. It’s good and bad in that you don’t really know what it’s gonna spit out. Each iteration costs some credits too. So it can add up if you’re really picky. I made and stitched together a retro version of Wanna Be a Balla using all of the lyrics and it’s like 6 minutes long. LOL. I have an 8-minute retro version of Bad and Boujee. You don’t have to stick to 2 minutes. But 2 minutes is kind of a nice sweet spot to viral. Thinking of making UA-cam channel to toss these long songs up.
My husband played this the first time he made me see heaven with his mouth! I literally saw a candy shop and started licking all the lollipops! It was amazing!
I remember these cats debuting this joint at my wedding reception. Had an absolutely wicked bachelor party in Vegas, was now married to the love of my life, AND smokin a doobie. I was thinking man, could life get any better than this? 73 was a good year
I remember this jam always playing in the barber shop back in the day. My barber Jamar would bop to it while doing my cut, but he would sing it as "Barber Shop". Brings back the memories, thanks for the cuts Jamar. RIP.
When i was in tenth grade, me and this girl, Emma Gene played this in the basement while her parents slept upstairs. October 24th, 1973 was a day i will never forget. I was supposed to be out by 9,..but this song came on and something came over her. She unzipped my pants and unbuckled my belt. I cut the lights off. Suddenly her mother remembered leaving clothes in the washer wich was in the basement! Lights came on and we were busted until her mom asked to join in. As long as we let her participate, she wouldnt tell the old man...:) Oh well, great song, fantastic memories.
I remerembered listening to this song back on the 73 while delivering a package from fedex and little did I know that my girl would opened up the door that time such a good times to recall man!
We're gonna re-write the history with this kind of tools.. It's beautiful and crazy at the same time. You can lie to someone who doesn't know that fifty get his inspiration from this song and all that 🤣🤣🤣
My great grandpa met my granny to this song. He said when he put 50 cent into the jukebox to play some classic Curtis Jackson at his favorite speakeasy is when he saw her. Coincidentally it was her birthday, and he told her he was into having sex but he wasnt into making love. They had 4 kids after that and were married ever since.
Me and the fellas used to sing thing at the street corner next to Rays Barber Shop my friend Otis was always mad that no one came to see him sing, he later left the group and started a group name The Temptations or something like that
I never knew I would greatly enjoy this music genre until I listened to these AI remakes. I would have never given it a chance if not for curiosity on what AI could do. Been listening to a bunch of songs on your channel. So thanks for posting these.
My daddy used to play this in his burgundy 1970 Buick Electra, it was the only song that played after a while because the A-trak got stuck in there. Those were the days.
Annnnnnd you released this fine banger on my birthday, you sir are going places in life. Only thing i can say is keep them coming with full versions, Hell maybe even a traditional 45' 7 minute song
The Legund says that Slick Pick Jackson aka Curtis Jackson Jr. is the Illegitimate Father of Curtis Jackson. This song was released in late 73' and Slick Pick met Sabrina in 74' on his infamous Lollipop Tour. Sabrina being a crack dealer introduced Slick Pick to the drug and later died of overdose in 78' Curtis Jackson III remade this classic in memory of his fathers masterpiece. The rest is as they say is history.
These are awesome.😂😂😂 Keep em coming and please put out the full version of "bitches love me" and "stick talk". Those 2 weren't long enough.😂😂😂
💯💯 i keep repeating Bishes Love Me, would love a full version
He/she can’t cos Suno AI only produces these small lengths….for now. Try it yourself
Bro those two are the exact ones I wanted long versions for as well!!!! Too good 😂
Yes. Bitches love me is gold
I just made a 70's Skeeyee version of Sexyy Red just mastered it now need to make a image of it and a new UA-cam and other Social Media channels just for A.I
I remember listening to this with my wife in 73 , we used to sneak out our parents house and meet up at the local skating rink. Those were the days man
Uh sir, you do know this song is fake and the real one is a rap song from the rapper 50 Cent called Candy Shop.
@@bamboojenkins8Wow Sherlock, you figured it out?😂
Um. Sounds like sarcasm and/or humor to me. Lighten up beautiful people. 🖤 🎶
@@bamboojenkins8 no way!!! 😂
@@DiabolikalFollikles Thank you! Here my gullible butt was thinking he married his sister and they both lived at home . . . Or he and his wife couldn't live together and they each lived with their parents. 😀😃😄😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This reminds me in 73 i used to deliver papers all year for just nickels , walk to the next town and get 2 soda pops
LMAOOOOOOOOOOO!
Don’t forget to recycle them joints then use the money you got from recycling to spennit on a candy bar😂
😂 Yep ...
@@ajkash3867
Sounds like some legit lyrics back in the day
They truly do 😂😂
I think 50 cent stole his lyrics maybe the song was not suitable for radio air play back in the days
Yeah, and even though the original was sexual, this one sounds very innocent
Extended mix of "Bitches love Me" PLEASE!!! That shit is pure gold.
Sadly I don't think its possible. At least in the near future without meticulous editing and multiple programs
@@coldtruth17is it because it was not able to synchronize the lyrics with music?
I hope the creator will have enough fund to cover that song. Hell, even in live version or studio version
@ryanfebrianto8973 because the AI program used picks out random melodies/vocals and once you hit hit create you finalize the song. You can't use it to edit since it's randomly generated (to my knowledge, unless it's changed). Looping is the best bet:
ua-cam.com/video/SEY_8ITvA6Q/v-deo.htmlsi=9DCn2LL9SYKUuu8G
First time hearing this was in my 74' Eldorado, guitar solo made the night sky shine like the grill on my cadillac
Artist: Leroy Otis Jenkins
Song: Candy Shop
Album: Too Much Soul on the Roll (1973)
Leroy Otis Jenkins was an American R&B and Soul singer/songwriter and multi-instumentalist.
He first started touring in the late 50s with the male singing group The Baysitters. After years together without a break out hit, Jenkins decided to go solo.
He came to promince with his second solo album: Too Much Soul on the Roll and his 1973 hit Candy Shop. On the album Jenkins played keyboards, fretless bass, guitar, drums, and vocals. The song was #3 on the US Billboards and #1 in the R&B/Soul category.
Unfortunately Jenkins life was ended tragically short when a former bandmate shot him over royalties for what he accused were stolen lyrics.
Damn...
Perfect. I'm conflicted this has way to much soul to be made not by humans.🤣 It is a bop tho
Nah... I heard he went back to Red after business hours.
Red told him.... From 9 to 5.
Leroy Otis Jenkins 😂😂😂💀 please log tf out good sir
In 73, i was stationed in honolulu. That summer is when this jam came out, and I met my Filipina wife. We've been married ever since ✌️
Back in 74 I was just another skinny white boy but I played this song for a girl and that’s how I got my first taste of brown sugar. I love baby and all our beautiful Carmel children.
This too funny lol in my head I see that scene from a bronx tale
These songs are absolutely phenomenal!
I used to listen to this in my 73 drop top Impala ✊🏾
I still be today
Back in 73 my momma loved going to the candy shop .. dark chocolate candy is her favorite candy 👀👀👈🏽
I can listen to these joints all day, hell, this AI thing is better than some of the artist out now.
Fuck yes
Hoes ain’t loyal is a banger
Definitely
Certified
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Man this brings me back to Prom 1974.. my 1st 3 some off .. ahhhhhh the good old days
Just remembering my grandmama cranking this on Sundays before supper. Now that I’m older and realize this wasn’t about candy. Damn grandmama a freak
I remember when great granny Arlene held me in her lap and sung this to me. We were on the porch overlooking our family’s bean farm. Just me and my granny listening to Candy Shop, it’s something I’ll always remember
Like this better than the original 😂😂😂
Agreed. I think the original is sick, but this is amazing
i'm WAY more excited and interested in your uploads than the beef going on rn lol
Never been prouder to be part of the culture 😊
I remember listening to this in 73 before I was born. Still bangs!
Aaah good ol curtis. Remember hearing this on the radio as a child.
Great to hear a fuller track, the music and everything here is just chef's kiss, just needed an ending or fade out.
Please put out a full mixtape with complete tracks or blends
I remember my uncle telling me he used to sneak into to the boogie woogie club after high school so he can bust some moves on the dance floor and some foxy mamas at the bar. Good times, man. Good Times.
I just subscribed
I’m in my 2008 Lincoln town car executive L series tuxedo black
Just driving and enjoying this REAL music 🎵
These shits is fire you got a unlimited amount of songs you can do it to. Do biggie I got a story to tell
This what me and my wife gonna dance to at our wedding. Magical
This is some of the best content the algorithm has ever fed me
This is one of my all time fav wedding songs.
I think the "Very bad trip" movie set off that trend 😂
We need these on Spotify too!!!
I remember pulling up to the drive thru movie theatre back in 78 listening to this song when I took my now wife on our first date. We have 3 kids now! We his song will always be in my playlist! Nostalgia
Who's the artist please tell me
These songs are awesome I love it.
These short ass covers are absolute...*TORTURE* I realize it's because of copyright infringement, but dammit i want *MORE* 🎶
It’s actually because of the program. It starts out with 1.5 to 2 minutes. Although, you can extend the song section by section, and it’ll give variances with each run. One version might give a cool inflection of the chorus, another version might do a completely different inflection on that same part. It’s good and bad in that you don’t really know what it’s gonna spit out. Each iteration costs some credits too. So it can add up if you’re really picky. I made and stitched together a retro version of Wanna Be a Balla using all of the lyrics and it’s like 6 minutes long. LOL. I have an 8-minute retro version of Bad and Boujee. You don’t have to stick to 2 minutes. But 2 minutes is kind of a nice sweet spot to viral. Thinking of making UA-cam channel to toss these long songs up.
@@ThaninViriyakiwhat’s the program?
@@ThaninViriyaki what's the program?
Our mom was looking at the boys in southside jamaica queens back then oh wooow singing in the barbershop quartets and bars 😂😂.
I’d crank these classics out of my ride.😎
This was my mom and dad’s wedding song 🥹
My husband played this the first time he made me see heaven with his mouth! I literally saw a candy shop and started licking all the lollipops! It was amazing!
DAMMMN GIRL 😅🤣😂
Ayooii
@@frayfray4496 🤣🤣🤣
@@BigReggii I love reading the relplies!!!
My Uncle Tommy use to sing this song back in 1973 when he would drink wine and beg for change in Downtown Detroit.🎩🍷🪙😏
I remember him brown skin cat he wore a black borsalina hat, was always standing by Hudsons department store
That’s him!!! My favorite uncle!!!🎩🍾🍷 He would sweat his perm out singing that song on the corner for a quarter!🪙😏
Lmbao good times good times, an amazing time to be alive
this might be the one of these ones. 🤣
Keep em coming ❤
These shit 🔥🔥🔥…Had me confused af at 1st like damn I know this song some how lol😂
I remember in 75 going to argentina in the summer to see my german grandfather. I would work the cattle ranch. He was a huge fan of this song.
I remember these cats debuting this joint at my wedding reception. Had an absolutely wicked bachelor party in Vegas, was now married to the love of my life, AND smokin a doobie. I was thinking man, could life get any better than this? 73 was a good year
This is way better than the current between Drake & Kendrick. 💯
I remember this jam always playing in the barber shop back in the day. My barber Jamar would bop to it while doing my cut, but he would sing it as "Barber Shop". Brings back the memories, thanks for the cuts Jamar. RIP.
Reminds me when i was slow dancing with me lil mama at Harpos juke joint
When i was in tenth grade, me and this girl, Emma Gene played this in the basement while her parents slept upstairs. October 24th, 1973 was a day i will never forget. I was supposed to be out by 9,..but this song came on and something came over her. She unzipped my pants and unbuckled my belt. I cut the lights off. Suddenly her mother remembered leaving clothes in the washer wich was in the basement! Lights came on and we were busted until her mom asked to join in. As long as we let her participate, she wouldnt tell the old man...:) Oh well, great song, fantastic memories.
Reminds me of yesterday, how time flies🙃
I remerembered listening to this song back on the 73 while delivering a package from fedex and little did I know that my girl would opened up the door that time such a good times to recall man!
We're gonna re-write the history with this kind of tools.. It's beautiful and crazy at the same time. You can lie to someone who doesn't know that fifty get his inspiration from this song and all that 🤣🤣🤣
this channel is my favorite i love this songs
Definitely 💯💯💯💯💯
I heard a demo in 1972, dope as hell. Rough on the edges, but I knew it would be a hit.
I wish these ain't end so abruptly. They're so good 👏🏾
This is wonderful
Finally a full song! LOVE IT!
Absolutely plausible prno music for back then! 🧐🤌
The long sought after Yardbirds B-side. Classic OGs know that this shoulda been the hit single instead of Easy.
My great grandpa met my granny to this song. He said when he put 50 cent into the jukebox to play some classic Curtis Jackson at his favorite speakeasy is when he saw her. Coincidentally it was her birthday, and he told her he was into having sex but he wasnt into making love. They had 4 kids after that and were married ever since.
I’ve only been to the candy shop once dannnnnnng I miss those days or that one day in particular that I went …….. smiles tearfully !!!
You see how all this positive, it bringing people together. It’s positive.
We would have all been fined if that song came out then and maybe even now 😂 🫣
Every time Im at the barber shop and this plays, everyone gets quiet and grooves
I remember my dad and uncles would listen to this at our family reunions back in 74
Please make a Window Shopper one!!
My grandparents used to dance to this song
My mama always say "you remember this? We played this when we made you.." like girl..........
Me and the fellas used to sing thing at the street corner next to Rays Barber Shop my friend Otis was always mad that no one came to see him sing, he later left the group and started a group name The Temptations or something like that
This is "My parents told me I was conceived to this" music. 😂
My mom told me I was made off this song in 1984.
This had me tipping my imaginary hat to cars next me.
I love these songs you're making!❤❤❤ keep them coming 💯🔥🔥🥳🥳
Make a album already mixtape or something
I never knew I would greatly enjoy this music genre until I listened to these AI remakes. I would have never given it a chance if not for curiosity on what AI could do.
Been listening to a bunch of songs on your channel. So thanks for posting these.
My daddy used to play this in his burgundy 1970 Buick Electra, it was the only song that played after a while because the A-trak got stuck in there. Those were the days.
Keep em coming. Hall & Oates would be sweet
Makes me wanna go to the candy shop......
RIP chef bro woulda tore this joint up 😂
damn.. feels like a kid again listening to the music my uncl jammed while he would clean. ai is amazing
The artist's name is Cleofus "Lickum" Wilkins.
My mother remembers when grandma beat the piss out of her for listening to this in her room in 1973.Sometimes she still flinches when she hears it.
Annnnnnd you released this fine banger on my birthday, you sir are going places in life. Only thing i can say is keep them coming with full versions, Hell maybe even a traditional 45' 7 minute song
Oh damn you beat me to it!!! I was gonna make this one. Good choice and good turnout!!!
Slow dancing to this in that '73 rain was somethin I tell ya
Please make some Kanye!🥹🥰
I play this song everyday for my late wife Janice, we'd always play this song after a fight.
Curtis & The Jackson Five
Lol. You know what, A.i., you may end up ruling the world, but for right now, you're good with me.
The good old days when a bag of candy only cost a nickel.
Whole bag 💼
Most AI channels would release this at 1.25x speed. Thank god this was released at this speed. Well done b
Keep em coming
This is amazing. Drop the full version of Stick Talk
Curtis Jackson is up there with Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye for me, underrated artist of the 60’s and 70’s
The Original Sugar Daddy
Now this one is 🔥 fr
Sweet early 70s slow jam.
this how the original sounds to my kids...
Should've been on the Hangover💯
The Legund says that Slick Pick Jackson aka Curtis Jackson Jr. is the Illegitimate Father of Curtis Jackson. This song was released in late 73' and Slick Pick met Sabrina in 74' on his infamous Lollipop Tour. Sabrina being a crack dealer introduced Slick Pick to the drug and later died of overdose in 78' Curtis Jackson III remade this classic in memory of his fathers masterpiece. The rest is as they say is history.
I've downloaded every damn near song like this i could find the last 2 days
Ace & The Man Band
cool one 😂