Title: Quickie (song)
Content:  "Quickie" is an R&B song, according to The New York Times critic Jon Caramanica. It features a low-tempo, reggae-accented guitar and percussion instrumental produced by Fisticuffs, accompanying the earnest sexual propositions in Miguel's lyrics.
Title: The Quick (British band)
Content:  The Quick was a dance-pop duo from England that consisted of vocalist Colin "Col" Campsie and bassist/keyboardist George McFarlane. Their greatest success in the US came in 1981 when their song "Zulu" spent two weeks at No. 1 on the US Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart.
Title: The Quick (American band)
Content:  The Quick were a mid-1970s power pop band based in Los Angeles. The Quick were influenced by 1960s British Invasion bands and 1970s British glam bands, as well as by fellow Angelenos Sparks (formerly Halfnelson).
Title: Quickie (song)
Content:  "Quickie" is a song by American recording artist Miguel. It was released as the third single from his 2010 debut album All I Want Is You, and was sent to rhythmic contemporary radio on August 2, 2011. The official remix features rapper Big Sean.
Title: The Quick (British band)
Content:  the Uptake was quickly released there. Remixed and repackaged as One Light in a Blackout (in Canada) and Fascinating Rhythm (in Europe), the album was released to the rest of the world in 1982, scoring a U.S. dance hit with "Zulu". The single "Rhythm of the Jungle" was another Top 20 success in Australia, reaching No. 13, and also became a hit in Europe. Stylistically, this inaugural period for the band was characterized by a hybrid of popular funk, dance, and new wave influences with an emphasis on bass and keyboards. By the early 1980s, McFarlane and Campsie had also started doing studio work for other musicians, producing 
Title: The Quick (British band)
Content: 1979: "Sharks Are Cool, Jets Are Hot" ; 1980: "Hip Shake Jerk" - AUS No. 12, NZ No. 32 ; 1980: "Young Men Drive Fast" ; 1980: "Ship to Shore" ; 1981: "Zulu" - US Dance No. 1 ; 1982: "Rhythm of the Jungle" - AUS No. 13, NL No. 9, UK No. 41, US Dance No. 14 ; 1982: "Touch" ; 1984: "International Thing" ; 1984: "Missing You Now" ; 1985: "Down the Wire" - UK No. 88 ; 1986: "Bed of Nails" ; 1986: "We Can Learn from This" ; 1987: "I Needed You, You Needed Me" 
Title: Quickness
Content: 1) "Soul Craft" (Miller, Jenifer, Hudson) ; 2) "Voyage Into Infinity" (Miller, Jenifer, Hudson) ; 3) "The Messengers" (Miller, Hudson, Hahn) ; 4) "With the Quickness" (Miller, Jenifer, Hudson) ; 5) "Gene Machine/Don't Bother Me" (Miller, Jenifer, Hudson) ; 6) "Don't Blow Bubbles" (Miller, Jenifer, Hudson) ; 7) "Sheba" (Miller, Hudson) ; 8) "Yout' Juice" (Miller, Jenifer, Hudson) ; 9) "No Conditions" (Miller, Jenifer, Hudson) ; 10) "Silent Tears" (Jenifer, Hudson) ; 11) "The Prophet's Eye" (Miller, Jenifer, Hudson) ; 12) "Endtro" (Miller, Jenifer) 
Title: The Quick (American band)
Content:  Mercury Records, produced by Kim Fowley and engineered by Earle Mankey, the original guitarist of Sparks (formerly Halfnelson), one of the band's earlier influences. In 2003, various demo recordings were included on the 2003 rarities compilation Untold Rock Stories on Rev-Ola Records in the UK. In March 1978, the band recorded singles produced by established Elektra Records staff arranger David Campbell. Referred to as The Elektra singles, (though the band never signed with Elektra Records) the songs displayed a shift in the band's early proto-punk/punk sound to a more experimental harder-rock approach. A few of the songs were released on 
Title: The Quick (British band)
Content: 1981: On the Uptake ; 1982: Fascinating Rhythm ; 1984: International Thing ; 1986: Wah Wah 
Title: The Quick (British band)
Content:  McFarlane and Campsie originally met in California in 1978 and began working together when they returned to England, teaming up with guitarist/keyboardist Ivan Penfold and drummer Graham Broad. Augmented by guitarists Rob Greene and Danny McIntosh Jr., the band initially christened themselves Grand Hotel and in early 1979 released one album for CBS UK under the title Do Not Disturb. Later that year, Campsie and McFarlane resurfaced as The Quick. Their debut single, "Sharks Are Cool, Jets Are Hot" was released on CBS affiliate Epic Records in 1979. In 1981, the duo's single "Hip Shake Jerk" became a hit in Australia, reaching No. 12, and their first album 

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