Incense in hand, she gestured dramatically, gentle trails of smoke tracing her movements. Tracks: 1.1 Rimshot (Intro) 1.2 Other Side of the Game 1.3 On on 1.4 Reprise 1.5 Apple Tree 1.
ERYKAH BADU TYRONE EXTENDED PLUS
but you can't use my phone." With that she blew out the candle and left the stage, returning moments later for an encore. Accompanied by her 3-piece band and background singers, Erykah recorded 6 new songs (including the new single/video 'Tyrone'), plus cuts from her multi-platinum debut including 'On & On,' 'Apple Tree,' 'Otherside of the Game' and more. "You got to go home," she sang sassily, "I think you better call Tyrone, tell him to come on and help you.
illustration of the incomparable Erykah Badu surrounded by phones from different eras, a Dallas.
Badu sang her huge hit "On and On" blending into "Appletree." Peppering her own songs with soul classics like the Mary Jane Girls' "All Night Long" and Roy Ayers's "Searching," she brought the house down with an intense delivery of Chaka Khan's "Stay."Īt the show's end, she improvised a song about a no-good boyfriend who hangs out with his boys smoking and drinking. You betta call Tyrone.but you cant use my phone. An extended version of "Sometimes" moved smoothly through several tempo changes. Im getting tired of your shit You dont never buy me nothing And every time. Listen to both songs on WhoSampled, the ultimate database of. With dreadlocks swathed in a foot-high towering wrap of African fabric, her appearance was a mix of thrift store chic and artsy Afrocentrism. Tyrone by Smooth Jazz All Stars is a cover of Erykah Badus Tyrone (Extended Version). The moment the opening chords to "Rimshot" began, an enthusiastic crowd sang the words well before Badu could enter and sing the song herself. The backup singers and band members arrived onstage first, performing an instrumental interlude of Miles Davis's "So What," to which the singers chimed "Ba-du" in place of the song's title. Before she took the stage, her presence was suggested by an arrangement of colorful cloths, a huge white candle and clusters of incense that stood next to the microphone stand. Erykah Badu had the audience under her spell at Tuesday's sold-out performance at the 9:30 club.
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