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GLENN LEWIS - DONT YOU FORGET IT - EXTEND ( CARLOS DJ & GILDO DJ )

Eternally

Anthony Hamilton's Song "Spend Some Time" are Produced by George R. "Golden Fingers" Pearson & Jean Claude "Poke" Olivier.
Co. Produced by Timothy "Tyme" Riley, Jimmy "Luv" Jenkins and Ray "Spanky" Middleton.

Background Vocal by Terri Robinson.
Written by Anthony Hamilton.

Taken from his Unreleased Album "XTC" and it's recorded in 1996 for Pologrounds Entertainment & Track Masters Entertainment Inc.

Uptown Records.

Copyright (c) – MCA Records, Inc. 1996

* This is the Orginal Sample --->

Tyron Davis - In The Mood

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xbrh7h_tyron-davis-in-the-mood_music

05 Anthony Hamilton - Spend Some Time

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produced this joint for Eric Roberson for the Men Love Mary project. 

Eric Roberson - My Life

MusiqSoulChild Chrisette Michelle Mix

Mixtape compiled by Don Cannon & produced by Focus...

Take Care

INTRO - Ribbon in The Sky (Untouchables Special Mix)

Tracks that make you want to make love :) again... :)

SexTape Pt2

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XTC (translated phonetically to Ecstasy) is the debut studio album by Anthony Hamilton, it is planed to release on October 29, 1996 on MCA Records in the United States. 
But the album failed because Andere Harrell sold his Label and the Album subsequently went out of print. 
Its only single, "Nobody Else", charted at number sixty-three on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.

Review :


A wonderfully talented artist who is blessed with a voice that is reminiscent of the '70s soul scene, Anthony Hamilton arrived in 1996 with an absolutely stunning debut set, XTC. The album is so consistent that there is not a single album-filler, with every track being as good as the previous. Anthony Hamilton's voice glides over each track beautifully, in a style comparable to Stevie Wonder and Teddy Pendergrass. The album demonstrates a superb fusion of '70s soul and '90s R&B. Crackling breaks, wonderfully clean backing vocals, and infectious choruses supply Hamilton with the perfect backdrop on which to display his unique vocal ability. The standout tracks would have to be "You're My Type of Woman," the duet with partner Terri Robinson, "I Will Go," and the lead single, "Nobody Else." This debut set is astonishing and comfortably fits into the bracket of a nu classic soul masterpiece.

05 Anthony Hamilton - Spend Some Time

Anthony Hamilton on XTC

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