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Zapp (also known as the Zapp Band or Zapp and Roger) was a soul and funk band formed in 1978 by brothers Roger Troutman, Larry Troutman, Lester Troutman, Tony Troutman and Terry "Zapp" Troutman. Known for hits such as "More Bounce to the Ounce", "Dance Floor" and "Computer Love", the group was a partial source of inspiration to West Coast hip-hop and G-funk, which came out of the hand clapped-drum beat styled funk of Zapp's records with Roger's impressive use of the talk box becoming another reason for the group's impact and its success. Wikipedia |
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Computerized (Digital love) Computerized Oh, baby A beautiful love | | Computer love {Computer, computer love} Computer love {Lookin' for my computer love} Computer love {Hey} Computer love {Computer love} | You know I've been searching for someone Who can share that special love with me And your eyes have that glow Could it be your face I see on my computer screen | | Need a special girl (Ooh, yeah) To share in my computer world I no longer need a strategy Thanks to modern technology | Shooby doo bop shoo doo bop I wanna love you Shooby doo bop (I wanna love you, baby) computer love Shooby doo bop shoo doo bop I wanna love you Shooby doo bop my computer love | | You know I've been around From hot sexy mamas to cool Prima Donnas I wanna share your treasure, oh, so rare 'Cause it's your face I see on my computer screen | Oh, won't you keep me warm tonight You are such a sweet delight I will cherish the memory of this night Yes, I found my computer love | | Shooby doo bop shoo doo bop I wanna love you Shooby doo bop (I wanna love you, baby) computer love Shooby doo bop shoo doo bop I wanna love you Shooby doo bop my computer love | Digital love {Digital love} Computer love {Computer love} Digital love {Digital love} A beautiful love {Beautiful love} A digital love {Digital love} Digital love {Digital love} {It's just computer digital beautiful, beautiful love} | | You are my computer love (Hey...hey...) You are my computer love (My computer love) You are my computer love (My computer love) Yes, I found my computer love | Shooby doo bop shoo doo bop I wanna love you Shooby doo bop computer love {Shooby doo doo doo} You are {Shooby doo doo doo}, you are {Doo doo doo doo doo computer} You are {Do we mean it}, you are {Do we mean it, eee} You are, you are {Do we feel it, yeah} You are {Feel it}, you are You are, you are {You, oh...} You are {Do}, you are {I know} | | Shooby doo bop shoo doo bop I wanna love you Shooby doo bop computer love {Computer} Shooby doo bop shoo doo bop I wanna love you {I love you} Shooby doo bop computer love {Computer love} Shooby doo bop shoo doo bop I wanna love you {I love you, oh...} | You are {Shooby dee da doo}, you are {Shooby dee da doo doo de doo doo doo computer} You are {Do we mean it}, you are {Do we mean it} You are {Do we mean it, do we, baby}, you are {Do we, baby, baby, baby, baby, yeah} |
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zappand roger doesnt sing cutie pie
I remenber the songs when I was in high school and they were great then and still going strong. Is it possible to do more? Perhaps show these rappers of today what real music is about. It is about knowing how to play instruments, not using a turntable and mix music, having respect for everyone, making you feel good inside, showing respect, character and most of all have confidence of who you are. What has happened in the music industry?
zapp & roger's "computer love was the jam at my middle school dance and still going on years later.