Spin: is there a more perfect R&B song

[Paradise]

For my Twannie..... @twan83

 

[jadillac]

I mean literally anything from Blackstreets "Anothet Level" album.

Dru Hill's entire run from 96-99

Maxwell

Brian McKnight

Babyface

R. Kelly.

C'mon. That era will never be matched, unfortunately.

 

[Rollo Goodlove]

What y'all know about this

 

[Clayton Endicott]

Teddy and Dave

@stomachlines

I was in teenage love like a motherfukker when that dropped

Especially through some decent earphones.
Sonically brazy.

One of my all time faves. Chuckii Booker gave them that heat. Troop were them guys.

 

[Ahsha]

"-Turn the lights down low
Let's take it nice and slow
My mission is to keep you mine
Don't want this to be the last time... "

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

"-Turn the lights down low
Let's take it nice and slow
My mission is to keep you mine
Don't want this to be the last time... "

What you know bout that grown folk music

 

[Ahsha]

What you know bout that grown folk music

I know more than you think. I still listen to music that came out before my time so this ain't nothing.

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

I know more than you think.

 

[Ahsha]

don't judge me . I grew up on R&B and oldies mostly.

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

don't judge me . I grew up on R&B and oldies mostly.

What you know about that Frankie Lymon and Supremes ghul

 

[Ahsha]

What you know about that Frankie Lymon and Supremes ghul

Omg you got me cryin over here.

 

[Michael's Black Son]

Yea this one is

sounds like a cat (an actual cat) singing R&B

 

[director_of_bands]

so it gets a tad bit chilly outside and all of a sudden everybody wanna be in love

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

so it gets a tad bit chilly outside and all of a sudden everybody wanna be in love

 

[Regine Hunter]

If you ever watch Standing In The Shadows Of Motown in the liner notes there's a part where the bassist who wrote the book it came from, was having lunch with one of the house band's guitarists... There they were chillin when the intro to "My Girl" came on over the radio...The brother lit right up like he saw an old friend remembering comin up with that lick when the waiter comes over as he's breakin it down and just smiles and nods like 'Howboutthat... The Funk Brothers wrote the soundtrack to an entire generation and up till that piece the average joe wouldn't even know who they were

James Jamerson?
He's a bass god #RIP