Never knew Al B Sure was singing the leads. I thought it was Teddy Riley. Coincidentally me and my daughter and I were playing this song on a road trip recently. She's only 22 and hooked on the New Jack Swing sound 😊
I’m just GLAD Timmy finally got his chance to tell the TRUTH. I used to LOVE Guy . After hearing his story & how they wronged him & stole the group HE created from him . I kinda could care less for GUY now . Nevertheless it’s funny how it worked out in the End . He still got his dues . While the members got wronged & THEIR publishing stolen . Salute Timmy .
I first met Timmy in LA at a night club called Paradise in Hollywood. I was working with a young group called The Boys, they had several big songs like Dial My Heart and Crazy. It was me, the Boys and Mike Tyson at the velvet rope lol. I saw Tim and recognized him from the Guy album cover. This is 1989 before he was doing anything else that I knew about. Of course they let us in. Mike went in the Boys went in and I was going in. I saw the bouncers stop Tim. I told them he was cool, he was with us and they let him in.
Wow, what a story. And to think that Timmy was pushed out of Guy within a few weeks of the album release and had to watch his creation become global without him was heartbreaking
@@HalftimeChat Check out the Teddy Riley interview YT. He talks about what happened. VladTV and another one somewhere on here. Timmy still got a lot of work from MCA and a few other companies
After decades this is finally confirmed of what we all were suspecting. I have all the guys solo albums and neither of them could come close to sounding like the lead on that song. So, with that said, I am officially removing that song off of Guy's debut album in my iTunes collection and placing it on Al B. Sures debut album as a bonus track under his name.
Ive heard this song since the release and always thought the lead vocal was actually Damion "Crazy Legs" Hall. Because the name Crazy Legs and song title seem have a connection. But yeah I hear the Al B vocals on this Guy album. I think it was labeled a bonus track at the time. The song is the jam, and I recently downloaded the extended cut with that extra groove.
There's essentially no way any one other than those directly involved could know the actual story and the details connecting it. That being said Mr Tim's version of events seems a more logical fit based on how the song is structured (if Mr Gene just wanted to finish the song and Tim was not available why not have Mr Aaron or Mr Teddy sing one of the verses instead of keeping Al B Sure's vocals on it). Regardless this song remains one of my favorite Guy offerings like this here remains one of my favorite channels. Have a great rest of the week, All.
Yeah, I'm gonna go with Tim's version. Teddy's story telling is a lil sketchy at times. And now I'm finding out that the songs were written before Teddy even got there. Incredible.
It sounds like Al matched with Timmy's demo on the first verse, and Timmy's vocal by by itself on the second verse. I already know who you believe Namdi.😄
My favorite musical era's are the 80s and the 90s. Would you ever consider interviewing some of the 80s groups like SOS band. The S.O.S band is my favorite 80s band their music is classic as well.
I always try to cover the spectrum of artists across the 70s to the 00s. If their not on IG it can be challenging. I have tried reaching them but always return
@@HalftimeChat Al Sure has the best strategy. Just to stay out of it. Lol. It is not worth the drama. He probably didnt get paid either. But.... hey Uptown records was the label to be on back then.
John 10:34 ACTS 17:48 "SOUL" MEANS "SUN" i.e. SON! No one outside of self ever sacrificed self for anyone else's salvation, nor is any outside of self ever coming! Why would one want to live, work and succeed in a world that sacrificed a savior, especially as that world is due to be destroyed?! Has thee not then been duped into co-signing sacrifice and even of self as ye "lives" in a world where people "work for a living" and still die with little to no choice of their own?! If not paid actual living as this world states that is what ye is working for, is this world not then under the spell of the FALSE PROFIT?!
Does anyone know this rare song from Guy that I heard on the radio back in '88-'89, Aaron was singing "my little angel, you're the apple in my eye, over & over each moment I spend with you" ...can't remember the rest right now, but the chorus sounded like Roger Troutman computerized voice with these women singing "all, all day, the things you do, the things you say". I tried everything & can't find that song.
@@stephen_s_quire1868 Yooooo, my dude, good look!!! Damn, do you know how long I've been looking for this song?!? You're the man!!! I appreciate you, bro!!! 💯
I lost respect for Teddy when he lied not once but twice about fake MJ posthumous songs being MJ’s vocals. The first instance of course war with the three infamous Tracks on the Michael album and the second was an IG live he did a few years back playing a “demo Michael did” for the song Joy. I happened to follow an MJ impersonator on TH-cam at the time named Marcus Joseph Willams and he sounds like MJ and he did a cover of Joy a year or two prior to Teddy’s live and low and behold the “demo” Teddy played was this impersonator Marcus’ exact cover which I think is still on his channel, the demo Teddy played was the exact verse and stopped at the same point that Marcus’ cover did smh so I’m not surprised he fabricated the story with Timmy as well
They capping and lying this song was my demo at 13 to get a deal directly from uptown records 😼 i did this song a computer old protools R&B beat sampler a regular microphone cardiod maybe and recorded the song sent to Andre Harell and sent tbe contract back i lied and said i was 18 so didnt need no consent from my parents he called after everything look me up was gonna drop me but respected that i was that fake eager im in guy videos and Al B Sure first video when had the girl with tbe mercedes convertable or drop top
That's my favorite song off that album. I never knew Al B. Sure was the lead vocal!
You can call me crazy is a classic. I fell in love with that song this year.
Never knew Al B Sure was singing the leads. I thought it was Teddy Riley. Coincidentally me and my daughter and I were playing this song on a road trip recently. She's only 22 and hooked on the New Jack Swing sound 😊
Same here. I thiught it was Teddy too!😳😳😳
Al B. Sure’s voice is dynamic!! Love his music then, now and forever.
Al's voice is definitely on it.
I’m just GLAD Timmy finally got his chance to tell the TRUTH. I used to LOVE Guy . After hearing his story & how they wronged him & stole the group HE created from him . I kinda could care less for GUY now . Nevertheless it’s funny how it worked out in the End . He still got his dues . While the members got wronged & THEIR publishing stolen . Salute Timmy .
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That song is perfection
I first met Timmy in LA at a night club called Paradise in Hollywood. I was working with a young group called The Boys, they had several big songs like Dial My Heart and Crazy. It was me, the Boys and Mike Tyson at the velvet rope lol. I saw Tim and recognized him from the Guy album cover. This is 1989 before he was doing anything else that I knew about. Of course they let us in. Mike went in the Boys went in and I was going in. I saw the bouncers stop Tim. I told them he was cool, he was with us and they let him in.
Wow, what a story. And to think that Timmy was pushed out of Guy within a few weeks of the album release and had to watch his creation become global without him was heartbreaking
@@HalftimeChat Check out the Teddy Riley interview YT. He talks about what happened. VladTV and another one somewhere on here. Timmy still got a lot of work from MCA and a few other companies
Ever since I heard, Gotta Be A Leader off of the Future album, I understood the deal with Gene.
Gene Griffin was a mobster
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Al B. Sure is all on that album
My favorite Guy song.
Wow. Who knew? Learn something new about your favourite artists every day.
That surprised me too. It was kept quiet all these years
After decades this is finally confirmed of what we all were suspecting. I have all the guys solo albums and neither of them could come close to sounding like the lead on that song. So, with that said, I am officially removing that song off of Guy's debut album in my iTunes collection and placing it on Al B. Sures debut album as a bonus track under his name.
Ive heard this song since the release and always thought the lead vocal was actually Damion "Crazy Legs" Hall.
Because the name Crazy Legs and song title seem have a connection.
But yeah I hear the Al B vocals on this Guy album. I think it was labeled a bonus track at the time.
The song is the jam, and I recently downloaded the extended cut with that extra groove.
You Can Call Me Crazy Michael Jackson was inspired by that song for the 1991 dangerous album because he wanted to work with Teddy Riley
That's absolutely insane that I came across your comment, because I've always wondered how Michael would have sounded on this track.
That song listen to Michael Jackson Dangerous Album I Can't Let Her Get Away was inspired by You Can Call Me Crazy 💯👍🏿🎶
There's essentially no way any one other than those directly involved could know the actual story and the details connecting it. That being said Mr Tim's version of events seems a more logical fit based on how the song is structured (if Mr Gene just wanted to finish the song and Tim was not available why not have Mr Aaron or Mr Teddy sing one of the verses instead of keeping Al B Sure's vocals on it). Regardless this song remains one of my favorite Guy offerings like this here remains one of my favorite channels. Have a great rest of the week, All.
Great observation. Timmy left the group after the album was mastered and finished. He also explained working on both songs with Al B Sure.
i’m with ya
Yeah, I'm gonna go with Tim's version. Teddy's story telling is a lil sketchy at times. And now I'm finding out that the songs were written before Teddy even got there. Incredible.
My perogative truly belonged with Bobby he put the stank on it!
It sounds like Al matched with Timmy's demo on the first verse, and Timmy's vocal by by itself on the second verse. I already know who you believe Namdi.😄
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@@HalftimeChat your facial expressions give it away.😄
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I can't tell whose singing what. Timmy and Al sound just alike on that track.
You ain't never lied I thought Al was doing background vocals. Lol.
Exactly. They sound very much alike.
Agreed
I listened to this song the other day I knew I kept hearing Al I flew to the credits immediately.
🤭 their old manager Gene Griffin didn't put credits on the CD to hide the fact that he stole the publishing from Teddy and Aaron
My favorite musical era's are the 80s and the 90s. Would you ever consider interviewing some of the 80s groups like SOS band. The S.O.S band is my favorite 80s band their music is classic as well.
I always try to cover the spectrum of artists across the 70s to the 00s. If their not on IG it can be challenging. I have tried reaching them but always return
Olk awesome... The 70's.Is also new decade I am inquring..
I remembered thinking that the song sounded like Al B. Sure was singing it.
That Was AL B on There??!!! I Always thought it Sounded like Him 😮...wow.
Best song on the album
Cap
This story is so interesting. My head's spinning. Lol
😂😂😂 the sad thing about this is Al B Sure doesn't want to give his side of the story in order not to offend either one of them
@@HalftimeChat Al Sure has the best strategy. Just to stay out of it. Lol. It is not worth the drama. He probably didnt get paid either. But.... hey Uptown records was the label to be on back then.
It would be interesting to hear Aaron Hall's comment on this debate as he was also in the mix.
I wonder if Al B did the backing vocals on case's I got cha if not it definitely sounds like his style ?.
I suspected this from day 1
Truth, that topped the album off! Truthfully.....
Mr. Griffin was right, an I actually thought it was Teddy singing that???
What could have been if Timmy & Teddy stayed together
Tell me about it 😓
.... I encourage you to accept Jesus Christ Yeshua as your lord and saviour today right now
John 10:34 ACTS 17:48
"SOUL" MEANS "SUN" i.e. SON!
No one outside of self ever sacrificed self for anyone else's salvation, nor is any outside of self ever coming!
Why would one want to live, work and succeed in a world that sacrificed a savior, especially as that world is due to be destroyed?!
Has thee not then been duped into co-signing sacrifice and even of self as ye "lives" in a world where people "work for a living" and still die with little to no choice of their own?! If not paid actual living as this world states that is what ye is working for, is this world not then under the spell of the FALSE PROFIT?!
I was wondering how Al first album was different from the second he needed Kyle on that one too
Kyle West co-produced all of Al B Sure albums. They are cousins
Does anyone know this rare song from Guy that I heard on the radio back in '88-'89, Aaron was singing "my little angel, you're the apple in my eye, over & over each moment I spend with you" ...can't remember the rest right now, but the chorus sounded like Roger Troutman computerized voice with these women singing "all, all day, the things you do, the things you say". I tried everything & can't find that song.
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@@stephen_s_quire1868 Yooooo, my dude, good look!!! Damn, do you know how long I've been looking for this song?!? You're the man!!! I appreciate you, bro!!! 💯
Timmy still looks nice.
I lost respect for Teddy when he lied not once but twice about fake MJ posthumous songs being MJ’s vocals. The first instance of course war with the three infamous Tracks on the Michael album and the second was an IG live he did a few years back playing a “demo Michael did” for the song Joy. I happened to follow an MJ impersonator on TH-cam at the time named Marcus Joseph Willams and he sounds like MJ and he did a cover of Joy a year or two prior to Teddy’s live and low and behold the “demo” Teddy played was this impersonator Marcus’ exact cover which I think is still on his channel, the demo Teddy played was the exact verse and stopped at the same point that Marcus’ cover did smh so I’m not surprised he fabricated the story with Timmy as well
Teddy seems to lie a lot. Even on the Jacked podcast, he lied quite a few times. Over the years, hes also been caught in a some lies.
I think Timmy was to much of a alpha for them. He was nobodies fool.
werent they in a group as kids...KIDS AT WORK...
Teddy Riley and Timmy Gatling alongside Curel Henderson
Teddy is a liar
They capping and lying this song was my demo at 13 to get a deal directly from uptown records 😼 i did this song a computer old protools R&B beat sampler a regular microphone cardiod maybe and recorded the song sent to Andre Harell and sent tbe contract back i lied and said i was 18 so didnt need no consent from my parents he called after everything look me up was gonna drop me but respected that i was that fake eager im in guy videos and Al B Sure first video when had the girl with tbe mercedes convertable or drop top