9e6c80dfbb That's what a brick house is." The song's popularity even spawned a beauty contest of sorts that followed the Commodores as they travelled the globe giving concerts. Ronald LaPread, the group's bass player, began jamming. v t e Commodores William King Walter Orange J.D. Contents 1 Creation and recording 2 Covers 3 In popular culture 4 References 5 External links . .. This is where the magic happened." 30 things you absolutely have to do in Alabama Cast your vote Entertainment Listings Events Music Food Most Read Active Discussions . Taking the tapes home, William King played them for his wife, Shirley Hanna-King.
Burrrr! (Page not found) Sorry, we didn't mean for that to happen! You can search Genius by using the search bar above, or go back to the homepage. .. Bit by bit the rest of the band joined in until they came up with a track and bass line. AllMusic.com. In popular culture[edit]. Developers Area Developer API Gegevens Player API 2005 - 2016 Dailymotion Land:nederland Volg ons . In search of the world's finest women, the band would have potential candidates supply photographs and fill out applications printed on yellow slips of paper (a stack of original copies of the applications are available for sale at the Commodore Museum), which they would submit to the band. "That first day, that's when they knew they had a hit song," Bailey said. It took several years before the other members of the group discovered that it was actually Shirley Hanna-King who had written the lyrics, and although she was not originally credited, the band has publicly acknowledged her as the song's writer.[citation needed].
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