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Off his 1978 debut album, Come get it, here's an R&B classic & probably one of his top five most recognizable songs. This is basically a weed smoker's anthem and though I do not toke, I can't help but enjoy this track..
Nothing was going right for Diddy. Homicide charges, breaking up with J.Lo, Biggie's death, & nobody on Bad Boy could buy a hit. But he & his peeps knuckled up & this song sparked the resurgence of Bad Boy Records. It's off the 2001 platinum album, The Saga Continues.
Excellent video & song by music's top mystery man, As crazy as he is, he still has done some of music's finest work. This is off the 1991, Dangerous album, that sold 30 million copies, and went to #3 on the pop charts & to #1 on the R&B charts. Let's remember the time when it seemed like Mike had a couple of marbles left.
Grammy nominated top 5 hit from the soundtrack of the movie, Foxes, in 1979. It was her 10th top ten hit & would later be redone by late latin pop star, Selena. Here's a live version.
One of my favorite top ten R&B/Disco tracks of all time. From their 9th album, I AM in 1979, this song went on to win the a Grammy for best r&b instrumental performance. Kinda song you find your body moving to without any effort. The younger generations have enjoyed it in the movie Madagascar & in an elaborate dance scene by animated penguins in Happy Feet. Enjoy this classic.
Another of of their many top ten hits, this one off their 1993 second self titled Duran Duran aka The Wedding Album. This one brought them back into the spotlight and into a new category, adult contemporary.
Off the 1997 "Butterfly" album, it became Mariah's 13th song to got to #1. It became a certified platinum single & the album to date has sold more than 18 million copies. Here's a live version of the song during a Tribute to Lady Di event.
Off their "Theatre of Pain" album in 1985, this "power ballad" climbed into the Billboard 100 charts reaching # 89 on the pop charts. The video is uncensored, plenty of naked chicks to make up for an ok song. My wife likes it so I decided to add it to my collection.
From the movie Strictly Business, here's one of my favorite new jack songs. Jeff had a couple of decent hits, this, in my opinion being his best. His real claim to fame is helping Mary J Blige getting signed and having her as one of his back up singers. She went on to star status in the R&B world and Jeff faded after writing a couple of hits for Jodeci until recently as he now is the owner of his own record label, Sol Real Records.
#1 smash from the 2004 R&G:The Masterpiece album, Snoop gets down with NERDS front man Pharell. It stood for 3 weeks at #1, & it was Snoop's 1st #1 song on the Billboard top 100. Kinda weird when this song doesn't even come close to his Gin & Juice classic.
Off their same titled debut album in 1988, here's a tune for the old school clubheads...It went to #57 on the Billboard top 100. These latin ladies filled dance floors for about 3-4 yrs with their catchy tunes and then like most freestyle/club just seemed to disappear. Lately there's a bit of a revival movement in this type of genre and old school artists are coming out in flocks to keep their music alive. Most of these artists were basically young latino kids who didn't have much as far as exposure as most were on independent labels who didn't have much to spend on videos as you'll see in this one.
Off his 1986, gold certified, "Emotional" album, here's Jeff's most notable hit also known as "The Woo Woo song". It went up to # 13 on the Billboard top 100 and had on of R&B's most catchy choruses in the 80's.
Eazy's response to Dre's "Fuck with Dre Day", it's off his "It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa" album. The platinum album made it to # 5 on the Billboard charts and #1 on the hip hop charts. The song was #1 for 11 weeks. Though at the time there was serious hate between the two, at least he made amends w/Dre and Ice Cube before falling victim to aids.One of my personal favs from Eazy.
Here's a song for everyone as I've seen grown folks dance to at weddings & parties and I also remember the first time I fell in love with the art of popping as I saw this one kid beat an entire crew with this jam blasting away. It was their first single and it's become a dance floor classic still being played today, 27 years later.
Classic house from 1989, as far as I know he's a one hit wonder. You club heads know of any other good stuff from him?? Couldn't find a video, so just listen to the track.
Off their debut platinum album, "From the Bottom up" on Michael Jackson's record label, MJJ, here's my favorite track from these ladies. It went to # 49 on the pop charts but to # 6 on the R&B charts back in 1995.
