Mannnn, even though there's been tons of women r&b groups, these ladies stand out to me. They didnt have the most powerful or soulful voices on the planet, but dammit they were put together well. And I KNOW some of you older cats remember that video where they played as lounge singers. Made grown ass men seem like prepubescent young'ns again having to "readjust." Sexy ass women that made me appreciate the black female on a whole new level. So, no literary jargon today, just a few words and a lot of music. Enjoy, and be on the lookout for Retro's third post on love and relationships. Outty 5000.
En Vogue - Born To Sing[LIVE]
En Vogue - EV3
En Vogue - Masterpiece Theater
En Vogue - Soul Flower
En Vogue - The very Best Of En Vogue
Some Badu Love...
Erykah Badu - Baduizm
Erykah Badu - LIve
Erykah Badu - Mama's Gun
Erykah Badu - Worldwide Underground
Deborah Cox for those that forgot about her 1st hit
Deborah Cox - Ultimate
Deborah Cox - The Morning After
Deborah Cox - One Wish
Some Avant
Private Room
Ecstasy
My Thoughts
Random Shots....
Vivian Green - A Love Story
K-Ci & Jo-Jo - All My Life
PW is doughboy
City High - City High
Shai - If I Ever Fall In Love
Mariah Carey - 1's
Little Brother - The Minstrel Show
Oh yeah...Gotty sneaking in this piece.
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