The Prince - The Sensuous Black Man Album

Tracklist

1	The Sensuous Black Man
2	Rap Session: Questions & Answers

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DOL 105	Rudy Ray Moore	The Sensuous Black Man By "The Prince" ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Dolemite Records	DOL 105	US	2017

Credits

• Artwork [Cover Art] – Coop
• Executive-Producer – Jules Bihari
• Other [Special Material] – Billy Nightengale
• Producer – R.R. Moore, T. Toney
• Producer [Associate] – Lady Reed
• Supervised By [Theme Suggested By] – Robert Herrington

Notes

This is a message from the Black Prince to all men of his extraction. He knows that you are sensuous, which means you are ready to love and be loved. And as he takes you on an open trip of the Black Man's world, questions the work of the Masters. I can visualize that he thought man should be made out of all the solid substance that could be durable but yet loveable (sic), and like a bouquet of many colors, we find Captain Midnight Black but yet beautiful.

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Short intro

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