Mr big stuff

For example, Mr. Big Stuff in the album ran 2:47 while the single was cut to 2:27, and the LP version of You Think Youre Hot Stuff was 2:29 while the single was 4 seconds shorter. Not huge difference, but some hits collectors are finicky that way.

Jean Knight Mr. Big Stuff Jean Knight (Oh yeah, ooh) Mr. Big Stuff Who do you think you are Mr. Big Stuff Youre never gonna get my love Now because you wear all those fancy clothes (oh yeah) And have a big fine car, oh yes you do now Do you think I can afford to give you my love (oh yeah) You think youre higher than every star above Mr. Big

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From New York Times and USA Today Bestselling author R.G. Alexander Book 2 in the Bigger in Texas series Mr. Big Stuff…who do you think you are? Caroline Aaron has kissed a lot of frogs. The last thing she needs is some cowboy-turned-reality star promising to come after her with his dangerous dimples and wicked smile.

"Mr. Big Stuff" is a song by American singer Jean Knight. The song was recorded in 1970 at Malaco Studio in Jackson, Mississippi at the same session as "Groove Me" by King Floyd.Knights single was released by Stax Records because of the persistence of Stax publisher Tim Whitsett, and "Groove Me" by King Floyd, which Whitsett strongly urged Malaco to release, also became a hit.

Mr. Big Stuff is the debut studio album recorded by American singer Jean Knight, released in 1971 on the Stax label. Chart performance. The album peaked at No. 8 on the R&B albums chart. It also reached No. 60 on the Billboard 200. The album features the title track

Jean Knight could do no wrong in 1971, when the strutting "Mr. Big Stuff" was climbing the pop and R&B charts, well on its way to becoming one of the most familiar chart hits of all time. Her debut album, with its no-brainer title, featured a lot of good material on it, not all of it in the same vein as her hit. Producer/arranger Wardell Quezergue (he also appeared on keyboards) handled the

Mr. Big Stuff Lyrics: (give it to me) (uh baby) Mr. Big Stuff! / That’s my bod- / That’s my bod- / That’s my bod- / That’s my bod- / That’s my bod- / I’m looking for Mr. Big Stuff / To