Was this not a great feaking time for R&B. These are my earlierst memories of music, and R&B was awesome for these years. Post some R&B tumes from this time period:


Damn, I know y'all remember this shit right chair. Bring a brotha back don't it.

D.R.S : Gangsta Lean
http://www.youtube.com/wa...mztCakVdvE

You are so right. Swv, JADE,bobby brown. Kieth sweat.
Its all diluted rubbish now except bobby v.

With the exception of Bobby Brown, it was quite forgetable.

This was my favorite time 4 R&B when it DID NOT sound like Hip Hop. Jodeci was my sheeeeeiiiiit!
[Edited 11/8/07 12:11pm]

Some of it was disposable, some of it was comical, and some of it holds up pretty well. I'd say Mint Condition, Mary J. Blige, and some of Jodeci's work were among the standouts for me. Other acts like TLC and SWV made good, fun music.

But it wasn't going to hold a candle to the soul music of the 60's or the 70's, and in many ways, such as it is, the R&B of the late 90's and this decade is better.

The r&b I loved best from then was janet, brandy, tlc, boyz 2 men, all for one, mary j blige, mj, aaliyah

LittleBLUECorvette said:

WZUP=)!!!!!

SHAI
JODECI
CHARLIE WILSON
TLC
PORTRAIT
COLIN ENGLAND
TODAY
BIG BUB
JADE
DAMIAN DAME
GUY
AFTER 7
CHRISTOPHER WILLAMS
AL B SURE
MARY J BLIGE
BELL BIV DEVOE
JANET JACKSON
JOHNNY GILL
ALEXANDER O NEAL
TROOP
U.N.V.
SWV
USHER
HI FIVE
TEVIN CAMPBELL
BABYFACE
KARYN WHITE
RUDE BOYS
INTRO!!!!! THE SHIT.. LOVE THANG"
AARON HALL

AND MANY MORE:)!

swv, en vogue, karyn white, jody watley

LittleBLUECorvette said:

I remember these gangsta singers. They were discover by MC Hammer. Too bad they only lasted one album.

myloveis4ever said:

omg make me a tape

TonyVanDam said:

we can do it til we both wake up!

The GREATEST song to come out of this period was the Dells' "A Heart is a House for Love". A classic mid-tempo cut from a classic group. Thanks to the "Five Heartbeats" movie, I got to know about the Dells.

Gimme Dat Honeh Lu-uh-uv!!!! {Insert You're In.....I mean, Urine Joke, Here.}

These were some great years for house music. As for music that was all over R&B radio at the time, it was boring as hell.

Another early 90's jammer.


Aaron Hall: Don't Be Afraid
http://www.youtube.com/wa...AEQPpGsZvU

LittleBLUECorvette said:

yeah from JUICE SOUNDTRACK:)

Ahhh, the 90's were such a great decade, especially for R&B
I was listening to Johnny Gill just last night

thekidsgirl said:

THE floor ?

Heavy rhythm, non-existent blues.

thekidsgirl said:

Much much different experience here. Most of it was dreadful; a horrible period for music. Jazz kinda bit it and PFunk was stuck in low-gear (again). I was listening to either mostly jamband rock, blues or reggae.
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LittleBLUECorvette said:

oh hell yes, I was in 6th grade when this song came out!!!! It takes me back to who I had a crush on at the time. Damn i miss the 90's!!!!

I always believed that the R&B that came out in the 90's was the last great decade for good R&B music. Especially when Jodeci came out....those were my boys!!!!!
[Edited 11/12/07 16:07pm]

missfee said:

I'm a '90s kid so I sentiment with you but I can understand why others never dug it.

To this day, I still wonder why the hell they think their dead homey is playing dice in heaven. WTF?

AlexdeParis said:

Yeah, did Hammer write that for them since he supposedly was working with them?

"good lovin' body rockin' knockin boots all night long!" How about H-Town?
Knockin' the boots!!!

Hi-Five: I like the way(Kissing Game)
http://www.youtube.com/wa...ZSS8Hyop-w


I know y'all remember that.

AT NIIIGHT I THINK OF YOOOOUUU, I WANT, TO BE YOUR LADDYY BABAYYY..

:dances: