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“How you do anything is how you do everything.”United States
Member #76,984
July 10, 2009
10,763 Posts
OfflineNick Ashford, of Motown Writing Duo, Dies at 70
Nickolas Ashford ~ May 4, 1942 – August 22, 2011
Ashford was born in Fairfield, South Carolina
Nick Ashford, who with Valerie Simpson, his songwriting partner and later wife, wrote some of Motown’s biggest hits, like “ Ain't No Mountain High Enough“ and “Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing,” and later recorded their own hits and toured as a duo, died Monday at a hospital in New York City. He was 70 and lived in Manhattan.
Mr. Ashford had throat cancer and was undergoing treatment, but the cause of his death was not immediately known. His death was announced by Liz Rosenberg, a friend who is a longtime music publicist.
Pick 3
Method 1: 8-9-9
Method 2: 7-6-7
Method 3: 4-2-7
Method 4: 3-1-3
Method 5: 1-3-6
Method 6: 7-0-5Play 4
Method 1: 6-7-6-2
Method 2: 3-0-1-1
Method 3: 5-3-0-6
Method 4: 2-4-6-0
Method 5: 1-3-7-0
Method 6: 9-0-4-8Quinto
Method 1: 2-2-7-4-7
Method 2: 8-1-8-6-5
Method 3: 0-3-3-3-0
Method 4: 9-4-6-4-4
Method 5: 8-7-1-3-5
Method 6: 0-7-4-0-6 -
50Spotsylvania, Virginia
United States
Member #113,683
July 14, 2011
24,670 Posts
OfflineWho say's I'm broke? Are you kidding me, I am just waiting on my millions!
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Happily embracing my abundance daily!
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He will be missed. I can't imagine Valerie without Nick. What a beautiful pair they were! I have all of their music and love it and both of them dearly.
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My favorite of all their songs is "SOLID" and I have it on a 45 rpm. Actually I have over 800 of the 45s and they are in very good shape. Girl loves good music!
maggie
Of all the joys life can bring, remembrance is the sweetest thing.
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My favorite of all their songs is "SOLID" and I have it on a 45 rpm. Actually I have over 800 of the 45s and they are in very good shape. Girl loves good music!
maggie
Dreams, intuitions, workouts, rundowns
provide green skittles in the house!
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“How you do anything is how you do everything.”United States
Member #76,984
July 10, 2009
10,763 Posts
OfflineMy favorite of all their songs is "SOLID" and I have it on a 45 rpm. Actually I have over 800 of the 45s and they are in very good shape. Girl loves good music!
maggie
SOLID
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzBfJOUEG1U 4mins16secs
And for love’s sake, each mistake, ah, you forgave
And soon both of us learned to trust
Not run away, it was no time to play
We build it up and build it up and build it up
And now it’s solid
Solid as a rock
That’s what this love is
That’s what we’ve got, oh, mmm…
Solid (Oh)
Solid as a rock
And nothing’s changed it (Ooh)
The thrill is still hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot
Oh…oh…oh…ah…
You didn’t turn away
When the sky went gray
Somehow we managed
We had to stick together (Ooh…ooh…ooh…ooh…)
You didn’t bat an eye
When I made you cry
We knew down the line
We would make it better (Ooh…ooh…ooh…ooh…)
And for love’s sake, each mistake, ah, you forgave
And soon both of us learned to trust
Not run away, it was no time to play
We build it up and build it up and build it up
Now it’s solid
Solid as a rock [Ooh]
That’s what this love is (Oh…oh…)
That’s what we’ve got [Oh…oh…] (Yes, it is)
Solid
Solid as a rock
And nothing’s changed it [Oh…]
The thrill is still hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot
Oh…oh…oh…ah…
Gone with the wind
Another friend
Got in between
Tried to separate us (Ooh…ooh…ooh…ooh…)
Oh, knock-knock on wood
You understood
Love was so new
We did what we had to (Ooh…ooh…ooh…ooh…)
And with that feeling we were willing to take a chance
So against all odds, we made a start
We got serious (Ooh), this wouldn’t turn to dust
We build it up and build it up and build it up
And now it’s solid (Ooh)
Solid as a rock
That’s what this love is (Oh)
That’s what we’ve got, oh (Oh, oh)
Solid (Yes, it is)
Solid as a rock (Ah…)
And nothing’s changed it (Ooh)
The thrill is still hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot , hot , hot
Solid (Oh)
Solid as a rock (You know it) [Well] (You know it, baby)
Solid
Solid as a rock (Lovin’ me, lovin’ me, oh)
Solid (Don’t leave me, baby)
Solid as a rock [Well, well, why, why] (Oh…)
Solid
Solid as a rock (Every day it gets sweeter, now) [Ooh]
Solid [You know I like it]
Solid as a rock (Good, good, well, it’s good, good, good)
Solid (Solid, solid, solid, solid, solid)
As a rockPick 3
Method 1: 9-1-7
Method 2: 0-3-0
Method 3: 7-8-9
Method 4: 6-7-8
Method 5: 8-6-2
Method 6: 6-8-1Play 4
Method 1: 3-4-4-7
Method 2: 7-1-4-0
Method 3: 8-4-9-1
Method 4: 9-2-3-3
Method 5: 4-6-6-8
Method 6: 2-9-3-2Quinto
Method 1: 8-2-4-3-3
Method 2: 5-2-4-4-9
Method 3: 0-8-6-5-5
Method 4: 7-5-3-2-6
Method 5: 9-2-3-9-5
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Nick Ashford, of Motown Writing Duo, Dies at 70
Nickolas Ashford ~ May 4, 1942 – August 22, 2011
Ashford was born in Fairfield, South Carolina
Nick Ashford, who with Valerie Simpson, his songwriting partner and later wife, wrote some of Motown’s biggest hits, like “ Ain't No Mountain High Enough“ and “Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing,” and later recorded their own hits and toured as a duo, died Monday at a hospital in New York City. He was 70 and lived in Manhattan.
Mr. Ashford had throat cancer and was undergoing treatment, but the cause of his death was not immediately known. His death was announced by Liz Rosenberg, a friend who is a longtime music publicist.
Pick 3
Method 1: 8-9-9
Method 2: 7-6-7
Method 3: 4-2-7
Method 4: 3-1-3
Method 5: 1-3-6
Method 6: 7-0-5Play 4
Method 1: 6-7-6-2
Method 2: 3-0-1-1
Method 3: 5-3-0-6
Method 4: 2-4-6-0
Method 5: 1-3-7-0
Method 6: 9-0-4-8Quinto
Method 1: 2-2-7-4-7
Method 2: 8-1-8-6-5
Method 3: 0-3-3-3-0
Method 4: 9-4-6-4-4
Method 5: 8-7-1-3-5
Method 6: 0-7-4-0-6May his soul RIP
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singer 222 - 022-0222-8222 '2'
032 - '32'
Firststep is to determine what you want, then describe yourself as if you already have it.
0 = 8 = 00 [SpookySoozy 0 = 1 = 0]
Be$t of Luck from the
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Nick Ashford, of Motown Writing Duo, Dies at 70
Nickolas Ashford ~ May 4, 1942 – August 22, 2011
Ashford was born in Fairfield, South Carolina
Nick Ashford, who with Valerie Simpson, his songwriting partner and later wife, wrote some of Motown’s biggest hits, like “ Ain't No Mountain High Enough“ and “Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing,” and later recorded their own hits and toured as a duo, died Monday at a hospital in New York City. He was 70 and lived in Manhattan.
Mr. Ashford had throat cancer and was undergoing treatment, but the cause of his death was not immediately known. His death was announced by Liz Rosenberg, a friend who is a longtime music publicist.
Pick 3
Method 1: 8-9-9
Method 2: 7-6-7
Method 3: 4-2-7
Method 4: 3-1-3
Method 5: 1-3-6
Method 6: 7-0-5Play 4
Method 1: 6-7-6-2
Method 2: 3-0-1-1
Method 3: 5-3-0-6
Method 4: 2-4-6-0
Method 5: 1-3-7-0
Method 6: 9-0-4-8Quinto
Method 1: 2-2-7-4-7
Method 2: 8-1-8-6-5
Method 3: 0-3-3-3-0
Method 4: 9-4-6-4-4
Method 5: 8-7-1-3-5
Method 6: 0-7-4-0-6Another loss for music lovers-
Truly a dynamic duo, talented entertainers & very lewel couple who will be missed.
Me & me bride saw them last at their Sugar Bar Bistro in Manhattan back a couple & then in Vegas.
Particularly liked Nick in Street Opera video & Valerie in High Rise.
R.I.P.
EddessaKnight
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Nick Ashford, of Motown Writing Duo, Dies at 70
Nickolas Ashford ~ May 4, 1942 – August 22, 2011
Ashford was born in Fairfield, South Carolina
Nick Ashford, who with Valerie Simpson, his songwriting partner and later wife, wrote some of Motown’s biggest hits, like “ Ain't No Mountain High Enough“ and “Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing,” and later recorded their own hits and toured as a duo, died Monday at a hospital in New York City. He was 70 and lived in Manhattan.
Mr. Ashford had throat cancer and was undergoing treatment, but the cause of his death was not immediately known. His death was announced by Liz Rosenberg, a friend who is a longtime music publicist.
Pick 3
Method 1: 8-9-9
Method 2: 7-6-7
Method 3: 4-2-7
Method 4: 3-1-3
Method 5: 1-3-6
Method 6: 7-0-5Play 4
Method 1: 6-7-6-2
Method 2: 3-0-1-1
Method 3: 5-3-0-6
Method 4: 2-4-6-0
Method 5: 1-3-7-0
Method 6: 9-0-4-8Quinto
Method 1: 2-2-7-4-7
Method 2: 8-1-8-6-5
Method 3: 0-3-3-3-0
Method 4: 9-4-6-4-4
Method 5: 8-7-1-3-5
Method 6: 0-7-4-0-6Rhythm & Blues partner of Asford & Simpson, Valerie Simpson, is 69 today,
May her song keep vibrating for for another 69
EddessaKnight
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“How you do anything is how you do everything.”United States
Member #76,984
July 10, 2009
10,763 Posts
OfflineAnother loss for music lovers-
Truly a dynamic duo, talented entertainers & very lewel couple who will be missed.
Me & me bride saw them last at their Sugar Bar Bistro in Manhattan back a couple & then in Vegas.
Particularly liked Nick in Street Opera video & Valerie in High Rise.
R.I.P.
EddessaKnight
For you, EddessaKnight!
STREET OPERA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqYf5-HUN0Y 13mins25secs
Tracklist
A1
Love It Away
4:26
A2
Make It Work Again
4:17
A3
Mighty Mighty Love
4:45
A4
I'll Take The Whole World On
5:11
B1
Working Man
2:04
B2
Who Will They Look To
3:01
B3
Street Corner
4:20
B4
Times Will Be Good Again
2:36
B5
Working Man (Reprise)
1:15
Pick 3
Method 1: 3-2-5
Method 2: 1-1-7
Method 3: 4-9-2
Method 4: 5-7-0
Method 5: 9-9-4
Method 6: 3-5-9Play 4
Method 1: 6-0-1-3
Method 2: 2-1-6-5
Method 3: 7-5-5-0
Method 4: 9-1-2-0
Method 5: 8-3-9-5
Method 6: 3-8-7-5Quinto
Method 1: 5-7-2-1-7
Method 2: 4-4-8-0-6
Method 3: 0-8-8-1-6
Method 4: 3-4-6-8-4
Method 5: 5-3-6-4-2
Method 6: 3-9-5-5-8 -
Nick Ashford, of Motown Writing Duo, Dies at 70
Nickolas Ashford ~ May 4, 1942 – August 22, 2011
Ashford was born in Fairfield, South Carolina
Nick Ashford, who with Valerie Simpson, his songwriting partner and later wife, wrote some of Motown’s biggest hits, like “ Ain't No Mountain High Enough“ and “Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing,” and later recorded their own hits and toured as a duo, died Monday at a hospital in New York City. He was 70 and lived in Manhattan.
Mr. Ashford had throat cancer and was undergoing treatment, but the cause of his death was not immediately known. His death was announced by Liz Rosenberg, a friend who is a longtime music publicist.
Pick 3
Method 1: 8-9-9
Method 2: 7-6-7
Method 3: 4-2-7
Method 4: 3-1-3
Method 5: 1-3-6
Method 6: 7-0-5Play 4
Method 1: 6-7-6-2
Method 2: 3-0-1-1
Method 3: 5-3-0-6
Method 4: 2-4-6-0
Method 5: 1-3-7-0
Method 6: 9-0-4-8Quinto
Method 1: 2-2-7-4-7
Method 2: 8-1-8-6-5
Method 3: 0-3-3-3-0
Method 4: 9-4-6-4-4
Method 5: 8-7-1-3-5
Method 6: 0-7-4-0-6
