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Have her (cruise) di corner Where she jooks an where she jam She know about Lou Crack an every money man Me talk about coolie chiney White Man and Indian Di wickedest kind a girl Whey Mr. Watch ya now, it name A pretty face and bad character Dem the kinda livin Can't hold Chaka (Follow me) A pretty face And bad character Dem the kinda livin' Can't hold Chaka Seh gal yuh pretty Yuh face it pretty But yuh character dirty Gal yuh just act too flirty flirty Yuh run to Tom, Dick An' also Harry An when yuh find yuh mistake Yuh talk bout yuh sorry Sorry, sorry (Come now) They had more commercial success with mainstream pop fans after their collaboration in the early 1990s than either ever had in their solo careers. Moderately successful on their own, the unique combination of Chaka Demus' gruff voice and Pliers' sweet sing-jay style has made them amongst the best-selling Reggae. Sluit je aan bij Napster en krijgt toegang tot volledige nummers op je telefoon, computer en geluidsinstallatie thuis. To order: Choose how many items you would like to purchase and then click on the cart button to add this item to your order. Murder she wrote (Fi real fi real) Murder she wrote Murder she wrote Murder she wrote 03:53 Bonner Productions 22-09-2017 In It To Win It - Single. Chaka Demus & Pliers are a Jamaican reggae duo made up of deejay Chaka Demus (born John Taylor) and singer Pliers, best known for their hit 'Tease Me'. Luister naar albums en tracks van Chaka Demus and Pliers.
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So stand still (murder she wrote) Yuh no pay me light bill (na na na) An if yuh tes di Ragamuffin (murder she wrote) Gal keep way, caw yuh ahaffi back way. Yuh pretty face an bad character (murder she wrote) Dem the kinda livin cant (murder she wrote) hold Chaka. Murder She Wrote has been sampled many times and according to Billboard, Omarion and company’s hit “is just one chapter of the history that followed ‘Murder She Wrote,’ which introduced a new style of dancehall.I know this little girl Her name is Maxine Her beauty is Like a bunch of rose If I ever tell you 'bout Maxine You would a say I don't know what I know (But) Dem the kinda livin cant hold Chaka, follow me now. To date, it has racked up close to 800 million views on YouTube. The song appeared on Omarion’s fourth studio album, Sex Playlist. 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified 3X Platinum in the US. Moderately successful on their own, the unique combination of Chaka Demus gruff voice and Pliers sweet sing-jay style has made them amongst the best-selling Reggae artists ever. Listen to Murder She Wrote by Chaka Demus & Pliers, 2,684,521 Shazams, featuring on 90s Dancehall Essentials, and Dancehall Bangers Apple Music playlists. It also shared that “Chris Brown’s guest verse takes it one step further, tracing back the roots of the Omarion-fronted West Coast anthem to the Caribbean by name-dropping Chaka Demus and Pliers’ redefining dancehall smash: “Murder she wrote/You wanna know how I know what I know?” Internationally-successful Jamaican reggae/dancehall duo Chaka Demus & Pliers this month return to the UK to tour the country for the first time in ten years - the tour making the 25th Anniversary of their initial breakthrough into the UK Top Three with the single Tease Me while also coinciding with the release of a brand-new single One Night Stand. Lines from the opening verse of the dancehall duo’s internationally renowned hit single, as well as the hook “murder she wrote”, were interpolated in the 2014 song which featured Chris Brown and Jhene Aiko.īillboard in their article noted that “the entire “Post to Be” pre-chorus swipes the melody and rhythm from the classic “Murder She Wrote” “I know this little girl, her name is Maxine…” section. Recently Billboard, in commemorating what it described as “the art of the interpolation at its most successful”, listed in no specific order, its 50 picks for the best examples of the form from the 21st century, which it said “crossed genres and generations to revive old classics and make new ones”. According to a 2018 article from Rolling Stone Magazine, interpolation is a sort of ‘borrowing’ in music in which an artiste “employs a snippet of an already-recorded song in the creation of something new.”