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 The Rickey Smiley Houston Concerts is the second installment in this legendary singer's legendary career, following on from the popular Rickey Smiley album of the same name. The second volume features a host of Smiley classics, such as "I Can't Dance"I Want A Man" along with new songs such as "Want to See My Face", "Sexy Redd", and "All I Need".   The song "Prank Phone Calls", from the original trilogy of Rickey Smiley Houston Concerts, features the song "Sexy Redd 1", which is the first single from the third volume of the trilogy. The original trilogy of Rickey Smiley Houston Concerts saw the legendary singer performs in five major cities around the country: Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco. The Houston concerts were also recorded in HD and sold to a wide audience as the DVD/CDs were released. Each concert featured a different Smiley song.   Rickey Smiley HoustonConcerts also f...

Motley Crue's Nikki Sixx has suggested on Twitter he is the most underrated bass player ever.   The Crue legend always carves out a piece of time for his fans on the social networking platform, responding to queries with the hashtag #asksixx. Even on the occasion that fans do not seek his attention through the tag, a few questions still capture the bassist's eye. The multi-platinum rocker, whose band has sold over 100 million records worldwide, weighed in, merely offering a one-word answer: "Me."   The group (in) famously boasts four iconic abilities and personalities, each making up an essential part of the formula that's uniquely Motley Crue. Nonetheless, it's Sixx that has been the band's primary songwriter, musically and much more so lyrically. With all of the group's historic antics well documented, it is understandable to see how Sixx feels his accurate bass playing has been overlooked amid all the other facets of Crue's livelihood. ...