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Could It Be I'm Falling in Love is a 1972 song made by the Spinners. 1972 is the year after I was born. Whenever I am riding down the highway, I have to turn the radio up to hear this song. There is just something about it that makes me want to listen and sing along. There is a remake to this song by singer David Grant and Jaki Graham in the 1980's. They have done a beautiful job because it is like listening to the original.

Chameleon

http://www.reverbnation.com/chameleonband

Bart Anderson and Chere’ Sutton-Anderson are known as Chameleon. They have great voices and powerful songwriting and music. They have the old style that many listeners miss. They have an old school style and meaningful words and songs. If you listen to them, I think you will love them. You will love them if you love old school. They have the style that people long to here again that can last for years and years. When you turn on your radio and hear James Brown and all of the 60’s and 70’s music, what do you think? Isn’t it amazing how that music is still playing and how listeners never get tired of hearing it over and over again? Well, Chameleon has it. Check out their music and see for yourself at http://www.reverbnation.com/chameleonband.

Tamara J

http://www.tamarajmusic.blogspot.com/

There is new talent online. There is someone named Tamara J. She is from Detroit Michigan. She has had the opportunity of performing for Former President Bill Clinton during the Kosovo Relief, Al Gore, the national anthem for Detroit Pistons, Comerica Park, Tiger Stadium, and London, England. Tamara has a great voice. I am wishing her the best in her success. Sometimes it seems that there is not going on in the music business today, but there are still loads of talent out there. Tamara J. is a great future singer. We need new and better talent. Music is not like it use to be. Simple words like “I love you” is hardly sung by singers these days. I believe that Tamara J is the new Monica of today. You may hear her music at http://www.tamarajmusic.blogspot.com/