Nothing makes for sexy quite like this song… Otis Redding is still the man. Whether it be this song re-made popular from Dirty Dancing or Try A Little Tenderness (many know that one from Pretty In Pink), that man’s music oozes sex appeal.
And if that doesn’t get you in the mood…Try some Solomon Burke with this scene from Dirty Dancing. Swayze & Grey sizzled!
Patrick Swayze will always be missed by this girl, as will this kind of R & B.
I thought this was an appropriate lead in to Valentine’s Day….
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I’m bringing sexy back! Marvin Gaye and Barry White are also good choices.
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Yes, yes they are. 🙂
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Dirty Dancing…let’s get Baby out of that damn corner and onto the dance floor! 🙂
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Didn’t that happen recently on Dancing With The Stars? 😉
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I don’t know. I don’t watch that…
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She did. I was still watching back then.
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really really nice blog…thank you…would you mind if I add one of my favorite Solomon Burke tunes…yeah, some nice dancing in it! 🙂
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Feel free! I’m in the mood for some old school R & B. The new stuff is too much about showboating range than passionate lyric.
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There you go…Happy Valentine’s!
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Thank you?
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Sorry. That should have been a ! Not ? 🙂
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Very nice selections. Gets me all warm and in the mood;-)
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Aww! Good. I’m sure the hubby will reap the reward. 😉
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Always love the music from Dirty Dancing. Now, if I’d only been smart enough to invest in the movie!
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LOL! As in monetarily or you’ve never watched it?
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I’ve watched the movie many times and listened to the music even more. I lived in Carmel when the film was seeking investors for production and I passed up the opportunity. Those that invested are still raking in the money.
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Wow! Yeah. I completely get that. If only our foresight were as good as our hindsight! 🙂
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Cry on me…
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Are you offering your shoulder or talking about the song? 😉
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both! 😉
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Ooh! Now that’s fully loaded. 😉
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Oh no the dirty dancing wouldn’t work for me.. and I was soooo in the mood for that one 😉 xxx Happy Valentines Day to you Miss Kitt. xx
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I’m sorry. It’s such a fun clip, too.
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I wish you and your hubby …. a Love-Able day!
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Thanks!
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Great choices, Kitt!
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Thanks, Mae!
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Oh, that Dirty Dancing scene…! It has my insides tied up in a tense, tingling knot, no matter how often I watch it… 🙂
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Yeah…it makes a woman hot, flushed & achy… Yum!
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Ducky melted my heart with his rendition! Loved that movie 🙂 thanks for the reminders of some great scenes!
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Watching him lip sync for Claire was sweet. When I think Jon Cryer, that movie is always where my mind goes first.
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A voice like melting chocolate!
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Exactly…all over naked flesh, begging to be licked up! 😉
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I haven’t watched that movie in FOREVER! Such a sexy scene. I must also say..there is no one like Otis Redding out there today. Love it.
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There really isn’t. He was fantastic!
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And I’m thinking of Baby and Johnny in Dirty Dancing now while I listen to These Arms of Mine. Aw.
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Aww!
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Let us all put our hands together for…..Wilson Pickett!!
Thanks so much for the follow…and thanks to Susie’s Party.
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My pleasure! Thanks for stopping by my blog, too!
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I love the old school rock and r&b. Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, Sam and Dave and all the girl groups like the Ronettes, Shirrelles. Slow dancing and stolen kisses at high school dances.
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Me, too. The more modern R&B actually leaves me cold…well, most of it. Too much about showing off voices, not enough about the music. The beauty of those songs (Both rock & R&B) was in the feelings they were able to bring through them. The heart and soul of the lyrics were the focus, not the afterthought.
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I’ve got a rant (reasoned rant) on oldies stations and my belief oldies stopped in 1970. and were the roots of R&R and everything else is the trunk, branches or leaves on the tree. There’s some blossoms that opened and fell like Boy George, Wham and IMHO most of the Nineties.. That’s because I fall into the antiMTV group
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I get where you’re coming from. I was never much for MTV, either. I’ve always just followed my passions, musically speaking (who am I kidding? I do the same thing in real life, too.). Personally, it was the lack of good music and lyrics that turned me on to country….and making jazz choir in high school that got me into old school jazz (Ella, Louie, etc.)
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