"All My Time" is a deep-cut R&B and house collaboration released in 1997/1998, featuring and the production duo Paid & Live (Hakim Bell and Chad Moore), along with Robert "Kool" Bell of Kool & The Gang. Background and Context
Hill uses her verses to establish that she is not easily impressed by material wealth, such as "DKNY" or "Cartier," instead demanding "righteous" behavior and emotional depth. All My Time Paid Live Lauryn Hill
The song's narrative centers on setting boundaries and evaluating the "game" or intentions of a potential suitor before committing time to a relationship. "All My Time" is a deep-cut R&B and
The track surfaced shortly before the release of Hill’s landmark solo debut, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill (1998). It captured Hill at the height of her vocal prowess following the success of The Fugees. The track surfaced shortly before the release of
Experience the soulful original version of this rare collaboration below: Lauryn Hill and Paid & Live | All My Time YouTube• Aug 31, 2007 All My Time: Paid & Live, Hill, Lauryn - Amazon.ca
The lyrics include nods to 90s culture, mentioning Sidney Poitier, Blue Magic, and watching Mike Tyson fights. Critical Legacy
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