Chubb Rock - Treat 'Em Right [Official Video HD]



This video came out when I turned 19. Chubb Rock had a lead dancer by the name of Hot Dog. You'll know him when you see him. His style has influenced people like Chris Brown and Farnsworth from Outkast fame. The video has no profanity, positive lyrics and a very danceable beat. Enjoy!

 

Promises, Promises - Naked Eyes

If you've ever broken up with someone, you'll be able to relate to this song. Musically, it was great, because the group actually sang, without Autotune, and played instruments. Ahhh.............the 80s.

 

Blast from the Past: "Pray"

For those of you who are under the age of 30, you may not remember this video. Before MC Hammer became a minister, during the height of his career, he recorded this track. It was a sign of things to come. The track that he sampled, of course was "When Doves Cry" by Prince. Know that everybody's path is unique. Make sure you walk yours and let others walk theirs. And in the meantime: "Pray."

 

 

A classic track that'll take you back......

I was 8 when this song was released. I was surprised to find out, later on, that it was sung by Anglo brother. He has crazy vocals. I'm glad I married my soul mate. This is one of the songs that I grew up with and I began, at an early age, to envision of what real love was; now I know. (Mitsubishi just released a new commercial, using this track, for the release of the 2014 Mitsubishi Outlander.) Enjoy party people. Dr.W.D.

Big Daddy Kane - The Lover In You





Whenever an artist, pays tribute to Prince, by incorporating his music, the song is almost guaranteed to be danceable, if nothing else. Here is the one and only Big Daddy Kane, sampling "Pop Life" on his song, "The Lover in You."

Daft Punk - One More Time

This song was originally released 13 years ago.

Yet, it is Daft Punk's most danceable grooves ever.

Enjoy party people.

This one will be in Dr. Wick Daddy's time capsule........for sure.

Dr. W.D. Musical Dedication: Lee Ritenour- Is it you



I'd like to dedicate this track to three of my closest kindred spirits, musically speaking: my father, Mr. Ronald C. Wicks Sr., Mr. Adam Zuniga (guitarist extraordinaire), and Mr. Deverick Turner (my former night life partner during the USAF days).