A. Madonna's first album (classic 80's dance)
B. George Michael Faith (R&B Album of the year, Grammy))
C. Sheena Easton's - The Lover in Me (LA/Babyface, Angela Winbush/Prince produced)
D. Lisa Stansfield's Affection (all Around The world)
E. Hall & Oates Live at the Apollo
F. Anybody else I forgot

What about Remy Shand's debut CD from a few years ago?

DavidEye said:

i couldn't remember that cat's name...that's why i put F. up there..that was a good cd!!

DavidEye said:[quote][b] Children Of The World by the Bee Gees (1976)
Remy Shand (2002)
La Dona by Teena Marie (2004)

Lady Tee is a black soul trapped in a white lady's body!!! i never really considered her "pop"..always R&B

meltwithu said:[quote]

DavidEye said:

You got a point there

Don't forget Jon B.

meltwithu said:

Lisa's the queen of R&B new album due out soon!!!



[This message was edited Wed Aug 18 7:55:32 2004 by Chico1]

all of these are good albums...but sumthin about that sheena easton albu,...man, fire and rain , cool love 101 are classic prince jams..some of the best stuff he wrote and gave away imho..right up there with yo mister (almost)...

Clara Hill - Restless times
Remy Shand - THe Way I Feel
Jamiroqoui - Emergeny on planet earth

But Clara Hill Is very Slept on I recommend her to anyone who like the "neo-soul" Sound.


[This message was edited Wed Aug 18 8:44:58 2004 by Soulchild82]

I know I'm gonna get a lot of heat for this, but I couldn't give a damn - Soul Sessions by Joss Stone. Before that, I'd say Affection by Lisa Stansfield. Somebody mentioned Jon B. I've just never been much of a fan of his, though he's done really well on urban radio.
[This message was edited Wed Aug 18 8:49:12 2004 by RipHer2Shreds]

Glenn medeiros self titled red album of 1990! Had US no 1 "She ain't worth it"

RipHer2Shreds said:

minneapolisgenius said:

Watch where you aim that fish!

RipHer2Shreds said:

My vote is for last great, not best

Beck--Midnight Vultures

A because it's LIFE on disc.

minneapolisgenius said:

what is she like 12 talkin bout : the chokin' kind" chick please.. she should be baby sittin

THICKE - A BEAUTIFUL WORLD !!!!

TheRealFiness said:

I still think Lisa Stansfield's "Affection" is one of the most underrated albums of the 80s.

TheRealFiness said:

meltwithu said:[quote]

DavidEye said:

I thought a lot of La Dona was pretty much a mess. She's in great vocal form (has she aged at all???), but it sounds as if they produced it on the cheap, and you DON'T try to upstage Teena Marie with fucking rappers, ok? You just don't.

Some brainy execuitive must have decided, "I know what Teena Marie needs - street cred!"
[This message was edited Wed Aug 18 15:22:10 2004 by VoicesCarry]

I knew I shouldn't have mentioned her name...

RipHer2Shreds said:

You're always gonna have people disagree. Glad you mentioned her anyway.

RipHer2Shreds said:

It's okay... They're all sleeping. They'll wake up soon enough...

Yeah, I know I'm cheating.

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I totally agree. I have been desperate for some good new music for years now. I heard Teena's new single, "I'm Still In Love" on the radio and thought it was decent. I seriously considered buying this album so I went to the Tower Records web site and listened to samples of every track. I was TOTALLY disgusted. On the sample of "I'm Still In Love", there is even rappers on that track. Now, I'm thinking about just recording the song off of the radio and burning it on CD.

I'm still having a hard time trying to pick my choice of LAST great R&Bish album by a white artist. I would have to say it would probably be some kind of house music album. This is a very hard choice. I guess my vote would go to Cher and "Believe".