Simple Pleasure Discography of CDs

An electronic soul and rock wrapped up in a winter green mint fresh package. Well written and contagious songs that leave you with a cool flavor and confidence.

From the groin of Chad Raines comes, The Simple Pleasure. Are You Ready? Get Ready! This is it! The debut album from The Simple Pleasure with 14 wax melting trax.

Simple Pleasure albums All songs written or co-written by members of Simple Pleasure. Composers: Melissa Ritter; Vann Holland; Rodney Gibson ; D. Bell. Lyricist: Gerald Drummond. Personnel: Simple Pleasure (background vocals); Vann Holland (vocals, strings, keyboards, synthesizer, keyboard bass, drums, programming, drum programming); Gerald Drummond, Rodney Gibson (vocals); Wah-Wah Watson (guitar); David Bellochio (strings, piano, keyboards, synthesizer); David Gamson (keyboards, synthesizer, keyboard bass, drums, programming, drum programming); Jess Hess (keyboards, synthesizer, programming); Jason Hess (synthesizer, keyboard bass, programming); Queen Latifah (sampler). Audio Mixers: David Gamson; Goh Hotoda; Vann Holland; Tony Phillips; Jason Hess; Elliott Peters; Matt Sherrod. Recording information: Cherokee Studios, LA, CA; Hillside Studios, Englewood, NJ; Soundcastle Studios, LA, CA. Photographer: Victoria Pearson. Unknown Contributor Role: Matt Sherrod. Arrangers: David Bellochio; Gerald Drummond; Vann Holland; Matt Sherrod; Simple Pleasure. Simple Pleasure: Rodney Gibson, Gerald Drummond (vocals); Vann Holland (various instruments). Producers: David Gamson, Matt Sherrod, Vann Holland.

Simple Pleasure music CDs Track Listing of songs: Where Do We Go From Here;

Simple Pleasure CD discography The queen of all media hit her stride with her third release, NATURE OF A SISTA. Fighting for respect for the female rapper, Latifah unleashes her lyrical fury over a set of old school beats, produced by the likes of Naughty By Nature and Luis Vega. In an era when rap was dominated by male braggadocio and gangsta posing, Latifah brought a fresh female energy to the genre. Queen Latifah gets the party started right with "Latifah's Had It Up 2 Here," her manifesto on the state of hip hop. On "Nuff' Of The Ruff' Stuff" she gives voice to the frustration that the sisters were feeling with the disrespect they were facing. On "Fly Girl" she dismisses men who view her only as a sex object with the line "Easy love is something that I ain't/besides I don't know you from a can of paint." And adding a new dimension to her talent, Latifah showcases her crystal clear singing voice on "Give Me Your Love." Hong Kong edition Tommy Boy. 1991. Engineers: Shane "The Doctor" Faber, Funk Master Oli, Anton Pukshanksky. Personnel: Queen Latifah (rap); Scringer Ranks (vocals); Paul Shapiro (saxophone); Dave Bellochio, Shane "The Doctor" Faber, Doctor Illington, Nevelle Hodge (keyboards); Funk Master Oli (bass); Simple Pleasure (background vocals); Safari Sister Swatch. Producers: Naughty By Nature, Luis "Louie Louie" Vega, ...