Mary J. Blige - Not Gon Cry - Music
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Mary J. Blige - Not Gon Cry - Music
When I listen to music, I imagine a visual story, it just sort of comes to me in my head. And so when I say I come up with a look that complements the music, that sounds simple, right But it's really not simple because I begin to imagine and get visions around the wardrobe. Hearing the music, the lyrics, the beat, the melodies, it inspires images and wardrobe for me.
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Other than a short break an hour into the concert when she let her band show off, Blige spent the whole evening strutting and swaying and dancing to the music. It clearly wasn't choreographed either; just Mary dancing to her own songs. She's been doing this for better than 20 years, and she's a pro on stage, working the crowd and getting her female fans (who made up most of the crowd on Friday) to sing along to the point that, on several songs, she barely sang at all.
A) Can I say '80s, too There is no comparison because the music in the '90s and the '80s was just like, music. You had Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis who were on the radio. Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones everywhere, all over the place. Anita Baker, just so many amazing people. I'm not saying the music isn't beautiful now. It's just limited. 59ce067264