Jan 26, 2010
This song was actually recorded by Tamia when she was only 18 and appeared on Quincy Jones’ “Q’s Jook Joint” album in 1994. All in all, Tamia has had a pretty successful career, landing two number 1 r&b singles over the years with...
Jan 25, 2010
“Video” is the most successful to date by neo-soul singer India Arie. When it comes to a singer like Arie, however, you can basically throw Billboard Charts out the window because they don’t do justice to her...
Jan 24, 2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vm0pqqGUHzM For today’s classic vibe, “You’re Makin Me High” was a number one single by Toni and was the result of the collaboration between Babyface (who can be heard on background vocals) and Bryce Wilson...
Jan 22, 2010
Although she is widely considered an r&b singer, Deborah Cox has managed to score her biggest hits over the years with dance remixes to some of her hits; “Things Just Aint the Same” is a perfect example. The song peaked at number 56 on the Billboard...
Jan 21, 2010
“When You’re Mad” is a perfect example of that. Often times when I listen to a Ne-Yo song, I’m left thinking “damn, those lyrics are REALLY creative!” Even when he writes a song for someone else, if you listen closely to the words,...
Jan 20, 2010
Perhaps his most recognizable hit to date, “Ordinary People” was the Grammy winning second single from John Legend’s debut album “Get Lifted.” Interestingly, the single was not only produced by Will I. Am, but also originally intended to...