Music Addikts

As a frequent music scouter, I was first introduced to Quadron via one of DJ PHAZE’s  mixes.  I dug the song and went to our local supplier (Moods Music) to check out the album.  I got the stamp of approval from D, the store owner and couldn’t wait to listen.  I call this lounge music. Something to make you relax. So on Music Monday, check out this tune from Quadron and then get the album!

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This was Mint Condition’s first smash hit in 1991 and it hit number three on the Billboard’s R&B charts. 

They say the great one start early and for Lyn Collins, this was certainly the case. At the age of 14, this soul singer was rockin’ the mic, hailing from Ailene, Texas via Lexington, Kentucky.  Ms. Collins had the skills to back-up the great James Brown and toured with him, as part of his James Brown Revues.  These revues were some of the most extravagant productions in American pop music.

So, popular in fact that Lyn was able to build her own career, releasing her most popular song Think (About It) in 1972, a hit from her album of the same name. The song has since been sampled by several artists, with a large majority of the song used in Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock’s club hit “It Takes Two.”

Later in her life, Lyn made a comeback and generated enough interest in her work to re-release her albums, Think (About It) and Check Me Out, If You Don’t Know Me by Now overseas.

At the age of 56, Lyn Collins passed away from a cardia arrhythmia. Get a glimpse of Lyn’s beautiful voice in the video below, “Never Gonna Give You Up.”