Jewell "After All This" produced by DJ Q-U-I-K with no C

[Mr. Theo]

Enjoy!



Quik the best to ever touched the mpc...no doubt

[bouli77]

props for the link decent song, absolutely nothing memorable though

[Black Excellence]

 

[OG The Cricket Loc]

Mp3 link anyone? Dope track

[Mr. Theo]

props for the link decent song, absolutely nothing memorable though

This is a gem

It's like Hitmen joined forces with Trackmasters and J.Dupri (guys that made good pop RnB in mid 90's). But no . It's Quik

Dude is a genius...shame so many tracks are in the vaults..

DJ Quik Vaults are better than some producers entire catalog .  

Mp3 link anyone? Dope track

OG..I asked to the guy who posted the video...answer soon!!

[bouli77]

sorry i just don't hear it, don't get me wrong it's a cool song but the beat isn't all that, especially knowing the fire quik was producing at the time. and jewell as a lead singer has always bored me to death. just cause it's from the golden era doesn't mean it's an instant classic. i get why it was never released.

[Mr. Theo]

sorry i just don't hear it, don't get me wrong it's a cool song but the beat isn't all that, especially knowing the fire quik was producing at the time. and jewell as a lead singer has always bored me to death. just cause it's from the golden era doesn't mean it's an instant classic. i get why it was never released.

I don't called this a classic..because i heard it for the first time  10 min ago..(and probably this is a unfinished track)

I Compared this with some pop-rnb/hip hop songs released at the time..

it's at the level of many of those songs

[Black Excellence]

I like this record. shit is jammin' some shit to 2 step to.

[Mr. Theo]

I like this record. shit is jammin' some shit to 2 step to.

Quik deserved more space in the R&B charts in the 90's man . . .

Jewell, Danny Boy, Adina Howard, Deborah Cox

Maybe passed this beat to Aaliyah, this would have been a hit..

[bouli77]

I like this record. shit is jammin' some shit to 2 step to.

Quik deserved more space in the R&B charts in the 90's man . . .

Jewell, Danny Boy, Adina Howard, Deborah Cox

Maybe passed this beat to Aaliyah, this would have been a classic..

i beg to differ, jewell was good as a background singer, but when she was given a slot for solo songs, it wasn't exactly excellent. her solo songs on MWTC are the weakest links of the album IMO, but I do like Gonna Give It To Ya with Aaron Hall though. but I don't see her able to hold her own on  an album.

I wish DB's album had come out when it was supposed to.

[cedrik]

Mp3 link anyone? Dope track

enjoy homie  

https://www.sendspace.com/file/e36ven

[dnjp4life]

I recall this dropped a couple of years ago along with some more tracks produced by Quik, and with the extended version of one of Danny Boy's tracks from his album.  The track that Jewell did with Johnny J was heat too.

[Mr. Theo]

I like this record. shit is jammin' some shit to 2 step to.

i beg to differ, jewell was good as a background singer, but when she was given a slot for solo songs, it wasn't exactly excellent. her solo songs on MWTC are the weakest links of the album IMO, but I do like Gonna Give It To Ya with Aaron Hall though. but I don't see her able to hold her own on  an album.

I wish DB's album had come out when it was supposed to.

Maybe passed this beat to Aaliyah, this would have been a classic.

[Mr. Theo]

Mp3 link anyone? Dope track

enjoy homie  

https://www.sendspace.com/file/e36ven

chuuch!!!

[MOBNigga06]

Props for the discovery and the MP3 of this song…

Yeah, the song is not brilliant, but it is a NICE beat from Quik, well reflective of one of the dopest eras of his career. Another singer could have done really good things with this beat, I agree.