Marques Wyatt For Those Who Like To Get Down CD

For Those Who Like To Get Down Music

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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Classical, R&B, Pop, Electronica, Miscellaneous, House, Dance
Label	OM
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	1806
CD Universe Part number	3412848
Catalog number	30204
Discs	1
Release Date	May 07, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

For Those Who Like To Get Down Songs

	1.	For Those Who Like to Get Down - (Deep Sunday Retro Vibe mix)
	2.	Change For Me - (Joey Negro Club mix)
	3.	Green Tea
	4.	Feel Alive - (Jaimie Lewis Late Nite mix)
	5.	Precious Lord - (Vocal mix)
	6.	Love Vibe - (Main mix)
	7.	Mind Magic - (Ddub)
	8.	Loot - (African mix)
	9.	Days Like This - (DJ Spinna/Ticklah remix)
	10.	Outta Space - (Meitz Dub remix)
	11.	Oda Oya - (Boyd's Vocal mix)
	12.	Cafe de Flore - (Charles Webster's Latin Lovers mix)
	13.	Brooklyn (Where I Live)
	14.	Rubbersong

For Those Who Like To Get Down Music Review

Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars solid
it eases you into the groove with a mellow first few tracks and then around #6 it takes off and doesn't slow down until the last track, which brings you back to the real world
Submitted by freaksarepeople2 (Oakland, CA)
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5 stars Marques Wyatt really gets down
Incredable how Mr. Wyatt pust gospel and R&B togeather on this cd. really inpressive.
Submitted by aphilsona (Winston Salem, NC, USA)
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5 stars dance till u drop
if u love house, this is for u, marques does it again. very soulful, u loose yourself when u listen to this mix
Submitted by babydoc88 (willingboro,nj,usa)
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