Other than Al B Sure, who else could've featured on Quincy Jones' song "Secret Garden"?

[Clayton Endicott]

Lol Christopher Williams maybe

This is who I came to suggest. He would have fit on there perfectly, but James Ingram had that lane on lock.

 

[Clayton Endicott]

Michael Jackson

I think he would have been dope on there. I wonder if Q was pissy about him going on to work with Teddy Riley around that time.

 

[NYSTATEOFMIND]

James Ingram shined like a motherfukka on this...Barry did what Barry do- but this was a James joint

 

[Why-Fi]

Al B was the weakest vocalist on that track.. They should’ve put Johnny Gill on that track

I was gonna say Luther but I’ll take Johnny gill on Al b’s verse

 

[NormanConnors]

Michael Jackson

Mike not making the session/or choosing to be on there (however one may see it) is the reason Al is on there in the first place

 

[Michael's Black Son]

A few dudes back then could’ve floated on this:

Alexander O’Neal
Kashif
Ralph Tresvant
Jermaine Jackson
Rick James
Trey Lorenz
Charlie Wilson
Jeffrey Osborne
Billy Ocean
Reggie Warren (from Troop)
TCD (from Force MDs) easily
and maybe Chuckii Booker


This was post “Bad” Quincy Jones who would never work with Michael Jackson ever again so he had his pick of vocalists who weren’t MJ or Babyface (even tho he sang on Q’s Jook Joint album)

 

[Michael's Black Son]

Mike not making the session/or choosing to be on there (however one may see it) is the reason Al is on there in the first place

And by then he was done with Quincy, killing it on the Bad tour and already doing demos with Babyface, shītty demos with Bryan Loren and working on stuff for Dangerous.

 

[bigrodthe1]

The coli actually impressed me in this threadcame in expecting to be wait did I just use 2 cac joints in here

 

[bigrodthe1]

Song also featured James Ingram, El Debarge, and Barry White. Who else do you think could've featured on the song other than Al B Sure?



without much thought, i think Babyface could've featured on this song






@Dr. Narcisse

Probably my 3 favorite songs off that face album but face would have been a strange guy on that track imo

 

[I love Latina women]

Probably my 3 favorite songs off that face album but face would have been a strange guy on that track imo

not the strongest singer, but if Al B Sure made it work. Babyface definitely could have

 

[bigrodthe1]

I don't know if Kenny Lattimore or Brian McKnight were out at the time and Tevin was a child at the time on that same album. Good choices sonically though. Freddie Jackson especially

Wasn't Tevin on that album though? He couldn't have been any worse than Al B

 

[bigrodthe1]

not the strongest singer, but if Al B Sure made it work. Babyface definitely could have

I actually think face brother from after 7 would have been a good fit

 

[Higher Tech]

Al B was the weakest vocalist on that track.. They should’ve put Johnny Gill on that track

Johnny Gill was my first thought also

 

[theflyest]

I actually think face brother from after 7 would have been a good fit

I was thinking that when he posted Baby Face.

Kevon makes more sense musically.

 

[The_Dread_Dormammu]

Was high as hell this past weekend listening to this