Shoo (Shoo-doo-doo-doo-doo, ah) This love is real I'm giving him something he can feel Yes, I am, babe To let you know my love is real So much love for us to see So much hope for material things Are they only in my dreams To feel it, feel it all But you will see, it's just a matter of time You make it so good So I wrote this song for you
[4] In the United Kingdom, it was released as a double A-side single with "Free Your Mind" and reached number 16, while in New Zealand, it became En Vogue's highest-charting single, peaking at number two for two weeks. [9] Larry Flick from Billboard called it a "lovely, retro-minded pop/R&B ballad".
But nothin's wrong and it's alright with my man (My man) It’s certified gold by the RIAA. In 1988, a rap and Hip Hop artist, Afrika Bambaataa recorded a cover version of "Something He Can Feel". (Nah nah, nah nah, yeah yeah, talk to me) Sparkle revolves around the lives of the members of Sister & the Sisters, a 1960s Motown-esque girl group, and "Something He Can Feel" is present in the film as part of their repertoire. To let you know my love is real, So much love for us to see Giving him something he can feel
Copyright: Writer(s): Curtis Mayfield Lyrics Terms of Use. [5], Quentin Harrison from Albumism said the En Vogue's version "restored the song to its girl group roots and brought it forward into a new decade, reverently, but boldly. Many say that I'm too young Every day, baby
Tell me, tell me what it means
Fifteen years after Sparkle was released, R&B group En Vogue recorded a cover version of "Something He Can Feel" (titled as "Giving Him Something He Can Feel"), produced by Thomas McElroy & Denzil Foster. His loving ways sends me on an on HOT SONG: Daddy Yankee, Anuel AA & Kendo Kaponi - "Don Don" - LYRICS. So much hope for material things
To let you know my love is real I'm giving him something he can feel
I'm giving him something he can feel "[10] Gerald Martinez from New Sunday Times said the track "sees them singing low and cool, with that classic finger-snapping Motown R&B feel. The cover, released on the album, The Light, a collaboration album with lead vocals on this song by Boy George. So much joy for us, it seems Giving him something he can feel
To let him know this love is real (Hey, hey, yeah, yeah)
[Chorus: En Vogue + (Dawn)] To let him know this love is real, Giving him something he can feel (Ooh, so sweet to me, so sweet to me, baby, yeah) Yeah, yeah, Giving him something he can feel Sparkle would be remade in 2012, as would "Something He Can Feel", this time performed by Carmen Ejogo on lead vocal with Jordin Sparks and Tika Sumpter on backing vocals. [Pre-Chorus]
I'm giving him something he can feel Yes, I am, babe To let you know my love is real. (Giving, I'm giving, I'm giving, I'm giving love) He also noted it as a "ghetto love fable" initially popularized by Aretha Franklin. In an allusion to Aretha Franklin's version of the song and soundtrack, Sister & Her Sisters perform "Something He Can Feel" as part of a live TV performance headlined by Franklin.
Feel it, baby
You're gonna know my love is real His lovin' will send me on and on, with my man
Well, I'm livin' in a world of ghetto life And I wanna run it So much hope for material things
The version of "Something He Can Feel" present on the film's soundtrack album replaces the vocal tracks with those of Aretha Franklin and the Kitty Haywood Singers, with the instrumental tracks remaining the same.
Let me give what what you really need, baby, Giving him something he can feel "Something He Can Feel" is a song composed by Curtis Mayfield for the 1976 motion picture Sparkle. I'm giving him something he can feel (Ooh) To let him know this love is real (hey, oh, I'm...) I like the way we carry on Giving him something he can feel My love is real, Giving him something he can feel In the original 1976 version of the film Sparkle, the song is performed by "Sister & the Sisters", with Lonette McKee on lead vocal, and Irene Cara and Dwan Smith on backing vocals. I'm giving him something he can feel
Are they only in my dreams, So I wrote this song for you [Chorus: En Vogue + (Dawn)] Everyone is so uptight, hey Can you feel it, can you feel it, feel it, feel it.
Ooh, baby, ooh, baby Franklin's recording of the song was issued as the first single from the album, and became a number-one hit on Billboard's Hot Soul Singles chart, peaking at number twenty-eight on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming Aretha's only pop Top 40 hit during the second half of the 1970s.[1].
I like the way we carry on
[13], ^shipments figures based on certification alone, One of A-side labels of the U.S. vinyl single, Afrika Bambaataa feat. Everybody around seems so uptight I like the kind of ways we have our fun
"[12] Laura Checkoway from Vibe described the song as "alluring". Giving him something he can feel Giving him something he can feel People out there can understand 21 Savage’s “Thug Life” Samples A ’90s R&B Hit By En Vogue.
Nothing's wrong