Y&R Kenny Lattimore and Gorgeous Chante "WEY U" Moore
Will Smith
Dru and Neal?
I looked up from my Shrimp Etoufee
To see doctor WES....Dru's old boyfriend, only he was much darker.
I swear Kenny looked identical to the red boned Wes fellow that was on
the show a year ago.
ravelation
wsm...@verizon.net (Will Smith) wrote:
>Was anyone startled as I was when
>Kenny and Chante walked out to meet
>Dru and Neal?
The only startling thing about that scene is I had no clue who these two
were! I guess
I failed to get my hip card punched this month....
I thought Jack said "Ashanti." Now her, I've heard of.
Ravl
Lindy
>The only startling thing about that scene is I had no clue who these two
>were! I guess
>I failed to get my hip card punched this month....
>
I guess I did too because I was a clueless as you!
~Lindy~
T. David Bamford
<raising hand sheepishly>
Me three...
David
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Niki
> The only startling thing about that scene is I had no clue who these two
> were! I guess
> I failed to get my hip card punched this month....
> I thought Jack said "Ashanti." Now her, I've heard of.
Don't feel too bad Ravl. I didn't know who they were either.
Merry Christmas !
Niki
Will Smith
years.
She dumped him for Kenny.
Now you can see Kadeem on the travel channel with that superfine Carmen
Electra hosting a travel show there.
Chante Moore did some songs on the "Waiting to Exhale" soundtrack. My
favorite was "Wey U" A really beautiful piece of music.
It played right at the beginning of the movie was Whitney was driving
through the desert on her way to Phoenix from Denver. It also was
playing when Angela was trying to get her kids together and finish her
New Years EVer shopping.
The part I remember most where the song was really pretty was when the
beautiful sista Lela rochon, with the short Pink mini dress on was
walking to work. She passed two white guys and a black guy. Then she
turned and looked over her should giving them a big grin as she caught
them admiring her.
About 2 minutes and 42 seconds into the song it goes into this hypnotic
riff that you can listen to all day long. :-)
As you can see from below they both have worked with most of the very
top professionals in the music field.
Here is a picture and some information on the gorgeous Chante
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll
Chanté Moore
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Born 1967
Years Active
Genres Rock
Styles Club/Dance, Urban, Dance-Pop
Instruments Vocals
Labels MCA (15), Silas (2)
Charts & Awards Click here for Billboard Chart Positions & GRAMMY
Awards
by Craig Lytle
Chanté Moore, the daughter of a minister, grew up on gospel music and
the innovative recordings of George Duke and Lee Ritenour, sometimes
applying her lyrics to their music. Moore decided as a teenager that she
wanted to become a singer after an inspirational performance in a high
school rendition of The Wiz. In addition to her writing and singing
talents, she was a successful beauty pageant contestant.
Before releasing her debut CD, Precious, Moore lent her talents to El
DeBarge's In the Storm; the track "You Know What I Like" showcases
Moore's vocals on the chorus. The follow-up to Precious, Love Supreme,
featured the single "Old School Lovin'."
Four years after Love Supreme, Moore released her third album, This
Moment Is Mine. In late 2000 she released Exposed, featuring the
production talents of Jermaine Dupri and the team of Jimmy Jam and Terry
Lewis
Similar Artists: Coko Randy Crawford Stephanie Mills DeBarge Toni
Braxton Pebbles Cherrelle
Roots and Influences: Minnie Riperton
Performed Songs By: Bryan-Michael Cox Jermaine Dupri Katrina Willis
Terry Lewis Simon A. Law Bob Robinson Tim Kelley James Wright
Phillip Stewart Christopher Stewart James Harris Kipper Jones
Deniece Williams Donnie Scantz Colin Morrison Kevin Hicks Traci Hale
Sean "Sep" Hall Gloria Stewart
Worked With: George Duke Kenny G. Greg Phillinganes Sherree Ford-
Payne Nathan East Paulinho Da Costa Babyface Philip Bailey Erik
Zobler Laney Stewart Dave Reitzas Everette Harp Ray Fuller Alex Al
Keith Washington Donnie Scantz Jakkai Butler Christopher Wood Gerald
McCauley
Here is some information about the darker Wesley looking Kenny
Lattimore.
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll
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Kenny Lattimore
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Born in Washington, D.C.
Years Active
Genres Rock
Styles Contemporary R&B, Urban
Instruments Vocals
Labels Columbia (6), Sony (4), Arista (3)
Charts & Awards Click here for Billboard Chart Positions & GRAMMY
Awards
by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
After a false start with the late-'80s vocal group Maniquin, Kenny
Lattimore became a minor urban R&B star in his own right in 1996, when
his eponymous debut album generated two hit singles.
Lattimore was born and raised in Washington, D.C., where he grew up in a
musical family. Before he reached his teens, he was winning talent shows
at his junior high school. Throughout high school he performed music,
from classical to R&B. Despite his love for music, he decided to pursue
architecture and city planning when he enrolled at Howard University.
Even though he wasn't majoring in music, he hadn't given it up as a
hobby, and he joined the vocal group Maniquin. In 1987, the group signed
with Epic, and, two years later, they released their debut album. The
record failed to become a hit, and the group sweated it out on the
grueling chitlin circuit down South. After a year of touring, Lattimore
left Maniquin in 1990.
He had decided that he would continue to pursue music, and began writing
songs and collaborating with a number of artists. His songs were
recorded by Glenn Jones and Jon Lucien, and he began working with Dem
Twinzz, singing on the group's demos. The tapes attracted the interest
of major labels, but Lattimore wanted to be a solo artist, not part of a
group, so he moved to New York City in 1993.
After struggling for a few months in Manhattan, Lattimore recorded a
demo of songs he co-wrote; it was produced by J. Dibbs. The demo led him
to a record contract with Columbia. His debut album featured production
by Kenneth and Keith Crouch, Kipper Jones, Oji Pierce, Herb Middleton,
Barry Eastmond, Jimmy Abney, and Dave Hall. Lattimore did also do some
preliminary production work on the album, and wrote or co-wrote six of
the 12 songs. Kenny Lattimore was released in 1996 and it was a steady
seller over the next year, going gold and spawning the Top 40 R&B hit
"Never Too Busy." From the Soul of Man followed in 1998, offering even
more original songs as well as a few covers, including a surprisingly
sensual version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps." Times had changed by
the time Weekend arrived in 2001, and the slick R&B and soft approach of
the record hit a sour note with fans. The album made little impression.
so Lattimore decided to try something different the next time around.
Teaming with Chante Moore, he recorded an album of duets entitled Things
That Lovers Do. Offering new versions of songs from Keith Sweat, Marvin
Gaye, Lionel Richie, and many others, the record only featured two
original songs.
Similar Artists: D'Angelo Babyface Keith Sweat Dru Hill Next
Ginuwine Shae Jones Xscape Gerald LeVert Fatal Destiny's Child Sam
Salter Keith Washington Uncle Sam
Formal Connections: Maniquin
Performed Songs By: Kipper Jones Vidal Davis Tim Motzer Dave Hall
Kenny Lerum Jack Feldman Tom Snow Daryl Simmons Charles Farrar T.
Taylor Herb Middleton V. Davis Johnta Austin Keith Pelzer Elgie
Stover Andre Harris Troy Taylor Valerie Simpson Bob Russell
Worked With: Glenn McKinney James Poyser Eugene Lo Sonny Lallerstedt
Thom "TK" Kidd Jamey Jaz Keith Crouch Lenny Castro Junius Bervine
John Roberts Heather Headley Dave Hall Jubu Smith Lua Crofts Kenny
"Dope" Gonzalez Ray J William Becton Rahsaan Patterson Rodney
Jerkins
ags
Will Smith
If you read the information I shared with you all yesterday evening you
can now consider your HIP CARDS punched! You are now bonafide experts
on Kenny and Chante. :-)
Thank you very much
Earl
wrote:
They did a good job also and yes I heard of them both altho I am no
hipster