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The greatest R&B songs of all time – Part 1

Posted by admin on Friday Jul 31, 2009 Filed under :Art And Entertainment, Arts and Entertainment, Entertainment, Entertainment-Articles, Greatest Hits, In Loving Memory of Michael Jackson, King Of Pop, Michael Jackson, Music, RIP Michael Jackson

R & B music has the ability to get you in the mood for love with that special someone or even get your back and on the ballroom. Originally, R & B was a mixture of jazz, gospel and blues, R & B is now incorporating modern genres such as funk, eruption, from hip hop and even rock. Here is my personal list of top 10 R &; B songs of all time oldies of Motown's golden age to the high tempo of the music bent, the voices of today.

"the number 10; Yes! "For Usher

permission, I know you are thinking, why then? But you knew that this cover of the song charts in the Billboard Hot 100 and remained there for 12 weeks, winning a host of awards, millions of DJs who requested this song to be played on their radio stations respected. In fact, he remixed the "Yeah" made especially for the final dance with the stars 2008.

"the number 9; My Prerogative" by Bobby Brown

known especially for his rocky relationship with Whitney Houston and their attachment to drugs, mainly with Bobby Brown Usher was in the 80s. "They say I'm ugly, I really don 't care - that' s my prerogative" only considered those words this release of the song to the top of the letter the billboard hot 100, winning his only hit record. In fact, in 2004 the cover of Britney Spears Brown 's song with his voice breathy-frog-in-thought.

"the number 8, I 'll be on the missing you" by P Diddy and Faith Evans

P Diddy recorded this song in memory of his best friend that notorious BIG was shot in the same year the song was released. "I 'll be on the missing you" samples Sting' s of each step you take "enjoyed several weeks at # 1 around the world. This song still remains the best modern R &; B track ever recorded with the help of Faith 'angelic ballads of sy Diddy' style of rap sweet boy s.

"the number 7; Ain 't Nobody" by Chaka Khan

makes little most people know that "Ain 't Nobody" was assumed to be given to Michael Jackson but on the contrary the record Execs give Chaka Khan discussion? I thought not. "Ain 't Nobody" reached the top of the charts in the U.S. and lit up the dance clubs around the world in 1983 and she on all anthem for the era of the early 80s and remains an R & true classic of B.

"the number 6, I heard it through the Grapevine" by Marvin Gaye

recorded and released in 1968, this song is arguably one of the greatest songs ever made. Although the gentleman Gladis covered the song with his version and widely praised for it, Marvin 's version of bleeds passion, love and soul. Still took Marvin 2 months records using unconventional instruments like the drums of voodoo-style, he sold

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