Kenny Lattimore is one of those dynamic R&B singers out of the 90’s who seemingly flies under the radar when the conversations about his generations great artists come up. Yet all he’s continued to do over the past few decades is provide R&B lovers with consistently good music.
His latest album “Here To Stay” is yet another example of that.
Things began with his solo career in the mid 90’s with his iconic self titled debut album which included hits like “Never Too Busy” and “For You”. His music has remained classy and lyrically relatable to the point where he is someone we’ve always been able to count on him to sing our thoughts for us.
For the purpose of looking back at his best songs for this list, we did not include his duet projects with Chante Moore, or his cover song album “Timeless”, or the songs he recorded with his original group Maniquin. This list just covers the solo albums he’s released over the years.
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Without further ado, here is our list of The Top 10 Best Kenny Lattimore Songs in chronological order. (click any song title to listen to it).
For You (from the “Kenny Lattimore” album)
The song’s smooth melody, heartfelt lyrics, and Lattimore’s soulful vocals made it a hit and established him as a prominent figure in contemporary R&B music.
Never Too Busy (from the “Kenny Lattimore” album)
One of Lattimore’s most iconic songs, it’s smooth groove, romantic lyrics, and Lattimore’s soulful vocals highlight his ability to convey emotion and create intimate, heartfelt music.
Days Like This (from the “From The Soul of Man” album)
A positive progression for Lattimore as he took a more aggressive tone on this one while advancing his sound.
Just Can’t Get Over You (from the “From The Soul of Man” album)
The song’s emotional depth, smooth production, and Lattimore’s soulful vocals highlight his ability to convey heartache and longing through his music.
Weekend (from the “Weekend” album)
This song is a winner for its laid-back vibe, catchy melody, and Lattimore’s soulful vocals.
Can You Feel Me (featuring Shanice) (from the “Weekend” album)
A dynamic duet between two R&B powerhouses which showcases Lattimore’s ability to creative music that is catchy and introspective at the same time.
Love Me Back (from the “Anatomy of a Love Song” album)
The song’s smooth melody, romantic lyrics, and Lattimore’s soulful vocals make it a standout for his catalog, highlighting his ability to convey emotion and create heartfelt music about relationships.
Find a Way (from the “Anatomy of a Love Song” album)
A smooth track following a similar blueprint that Lattiimore has been using to make hits for years. Relatable and real.
You Have My Heart (from the “Anatomy of a Love Song” album)
An album cut that could have easily been a single, produced by the legendary Carvin & Ivan.
Falling For You (from the “Vulnerable” album)
This romantic ballad’s smooth melody, lush instrumentation, and Lattimore’s soulful vocals make it a standout track, capturing the essence of romance and affection with a timeless quality.
Honorable Mention:
-I Won’t Let You Down (from the “Kenny Lattimore” album)
-Where Did Love Go (from the “Kenny Lattimore” album)
-Always Remember (from the “Kenny Lattimore” album)
-Make Believe (from the “From The Soul of Man” album)
-Tomorrow (from the “From The Soul of Man” album)
-Love Will Find A Way (featuring Heather Headley) (from the “From The Soul of Man” album)
-Right Down To It (from the “Weekend” album)
-Look of Love (from the “Anatomy of a Love Song” album)
-What Must I Do (from the “Anatomy of a Love Song” album)
-Pressure (from the “Here To Stay” album)