#Mariama Goodman

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Somebody hire me to make budget compilations :)

[thepopaddict]

Honeyz - Harmony

Harmony is the unreleased sophomore album of the British r&b girl group Honeyz. The album was slated to be released in 2001 but was cancelled by Mercury Records. The group released two singles, first of being “Not Even Gonna Trip”, that was included in the UK version of soundtrack album of Nutty Professor II: The Klumps, and secondly “I Don’t Know”. Both songs only peaked top 30 in the UK, while a third single was supposed to be released in late 2001 called “Talk To The Hand” but was cancelled. The album was recorded in 2000-2001, where majority of the tracks were recorded by the group’s second line-up: Celena, Mariama, & Naima. However Mariama left the group in the middle of the recording the album, and her departure saw the return of the group’s founding member Heavenli Abdi to finish where the group left off.

Track List:

Talk To The Hand

I Don’t Know

Just As I Am

More Than One Night

Avalanche

Best Man

This Is Not A Game

Do You Wish It Were Yesterday?

No

Just A Little To The Left

I Need You Now

Senorita Bonita

When The Show’s Over

Love Is Strange

Get Down Tonight

Do You Wanna Go Home With A Honey?

Not Even Gonna Trip

My Top Five Picks:

5th Place - Get Down Tonight

4th Place - Talk To The Hand

3rd Place - More Than One Night

2nd Place - Just As I Am

1st Place - When The Show’s Over

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Honeyz at the Brit Awards 2000

[primordialsoundmeditation]

Not speaking and speaking are both human ways of being in the world, and there are kinds and grades of each. There is the dumb silence of slumber or apathy; the sober silence that goes with a solemn animal face; the fertile silence of awareness, pasturing the soul, whence emerge new thoughts; the alive silence of alert perception, ready to say, “This… this…”; the musical silence that accompanies absorbed activity; the silence of listening to another speak, catching the drift and helping him be clear; the noisy silence of resentment and self-recrimination, loud and subvocal speech but sullen to say it; baffled silence; the silence of peaceful accord with other persons or communion with the cosmos.—Paul Goodman

Mariama

[pottsfanatic]

Mr. & Mrs. Potts off to see Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

[primevalfanno1]

Andrew and Mariama wedding

Another Instagram video, this time on Tony denmans account, of Andrews nephew Buster dancing, you can also see Mariama next to him and get a good view of the dress. She looks gorge :-)

[connortemplefan]

A belated congratulations to Andrew Lee Potts and Mariama Goodman on their engagement! :)

[kareemopolis]

4 Sadly Overlooked Girlband Classics

1. Solid HarmoniE - "I Want You To Want Me"

Mariama may now be happily serving as a redundant member of a reunited girl group she was in for about two seconds in 1998, but her beginnings in Solid HarmoniE (SHE, do you get it?) produced at least two amazing Max Martin-y singles. This is my personal favorite.

Chart Peak: #16 (UK)

2. Fierce - "Dayz Like That"

The early 2000's were ripe with girlbands, especially British ones. Alas, there are only so many available slots in the Top 10, so after three releases poor Fierce were unceremoniously dropped in favor of such legends as Atomic Kitten and Girl Thing. 

Chart Peak: #11 (UK)

3. All Saints 1.9.7.5. - "Silver Shadow"

Not many people know that All Saints began as All Saints 1.9.7.5., and with a different lineup to boot. Long before the Appleton sisters joined as dead weight and Shaznay Lewis took over on the songwriting, the recently deceased Simone Rainford took on lead singing duties on their cover of "Silver Shadow". Enjoy.

Chart Peak: Failed to chart.

4. The Supremes - "Stoned Love"

It's amazing how many people don't know that The Supremes continued on without Diana Ross. Eventually, the constant line-up changes would come to overshadow the music. But as the first post-Diana member, new lead singer Jean Terrell kept the group in the Top 10, if only for a little while, with one of the group's all-time best singles. It's a shame not many people remember.

Chart Peak: #7 (USA)

[pottsfanatic]

Happy Christmas all. (via Mariamagoodman on twitter)

[primevalfanno1]

Andrew and Mariama wedding

For anyone who has been keeping up with the Andrew/Mariama wedding head over to Lucy browns Instagram where there's a clip of a song the best men did for andrew. It's a pretty short clip but it looks brilliant :-). Her Instagram is ilucybrown for anyone who doesn't know :-)

[connortemplefan]

ANDREW JUST RETWEETED ME

OMG OMG OMG BOTH ANDREW AND MARIAMA JUST RETWEETED ME AND IT'S MY BIRTHDAY AND I AM FLIPPING OUT

[thepopaddict]

Honeyz - Why

Why is a promotional single released by the British r&b girl group, Honeyz. The single was released in 2000, in collaboration with Burger King UK. Since it was only a promo released single, the song did not chart at all nor given any certifications.

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Why?

Why?

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[thepopaddict]

Honeyz - Not Even Gonna Trip CD1

Not Even Gonna Trip is a single from the British r&b girl group Honeyz. The single was released in 2000 taken off from the UK version of “Nutty Professor II: The Klumps” soundtrack album, and also to be taken off from their upcoming second album “Harmony” which is eventually shelved. The single peaked #24 in the UK and did not get certified. The single saw the return of founding member Heavenli Abdi who replaced her replacement member Mariama Goodman. This release has three songs and the official music video for the single. The CD contains the single, the single version of “Finally Found”, and “Good Love”, a track from their previous album “Wonder No. 8″.

Track List:

Not Even Gonna Trip (Radio Edit)

Finally Found (Rude Boy Mix)

Good Love (Radio Edit)

Not Even Gonna Trip (Video)

Not Even Gonna Trip

Finally Found (Rude Boy Mix)

Good Love

Not Even Gonna Trip (Video)

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