Best of these R&B songs

[Brad Russ]

Here's a list of my favorite R&B songs of the 1990's. Of the ones I listed, which ones are your favorites?? I purposely left out people like Boyz 2 Men, and Whitney Houston, because I knew if I put them, they'd probably get the majority of the votes. So of the songs I listed, which do you like best??

[Race's Girl]

I like Too Close only because Blue covered that in 2001

[vashti1999]

The five I picked were:
Live And Learn: Joe Public
She's Playing Hard To Get: Hi-Five
Real Love: Mary J. Blige
Freak Me: Silk
Too Close: Next

Arrested Development is my favorite of the bunch but I don't consider them r&b or dance.

[Ireneparalegal]

Here's a list of my favorite R&B songs of the 1990's. Of the ones I listed, which ones are your favorites?? I purposely left out people like Boyz 2 Men, and Whitney Houston, because I knew if I put them, they'd probably get the majority of the votes. So of the songs I listed, which do you like best??
I voted for Next (Too Close) but I couldn't decide between that or Joe Public (Live and Learn); I have both those songs downloaded on a CD that i burned, how funny that a majority of the songs you posted, I have downloaded...ahhh great minds working again!!!!

[Brad Russ]

I voted for Next (Too Close) but I couldn't decide between that or Joe Public (Live and Learn); I have both those songs downloaded on a CD that i burned, how funny that a majority of the songs you posted, I have downloaded...ahhh great minds working again!!!!

You could actually vote for more then one song. I usually vote for five tops, but on this poll I voted for 7, or 8. Too Close was one of my choices as well. That's the most recent song on the list. Most of these songs are for my two favorite years in music. 1992, and 1993. Here are all of my favorites.

Baby Baby Baby
Rhythm Is A Dancer
Real Love
Don't Walk Away
Weak
Freak Me
Breathe Again
Hey M.r D.J.
Sweat
Too Close

All these songs bring back so many memories of the best two years of my life. I wish today's R&B was still like this. I'm feeling really nostalgic right now.

[Steve M.]

I chose "Another Sad Love Song" by Toni Braxton. That woman can sing the phone book! :)

[Brad Russ]

I voted for Next (Too Close) but I couldn't decide between that or Joe Public (Live and Learn); I have both those songs downloaded on a CD that i burned, how funny that a majority of the songs you posted, I have downloaded...ahhh great minds working again!!!!

You and I definitely do have alot in common, whether it's movies, music, or even sometimes politics. You're absolutely right, great minds definitely do think alike!! :D

[Brad Russ]

I chose "Another Sad Love Song" by Toni Braxton. That woman can sing the phone book! :)

She sure does have an awesome voice. And that's a great song!! I like Breathe Again a little better, but that song isn't far behind. I just wish we'd hear more from her. She'd put some of todays R&B artists to shame with her beautiful voice!!

[platinumblondelife]

OMG I love this list. I've always loved 90s RnB! I'm really nostalgic for this time too...it reminds me of my childhood and a lot of memories I had growing up...anyway, I picked
Baby Baby Baby by TLC
What About Your Friends by TLC
Rhythm Is a Dancer by Snap!
Real Love by Mary J.
Weak and Im So Into You by SWV
Dont Walk Away by Jade
Too Close by Next
Hey Mr. DJ by Zhane
Breathe by Toni Braxton

Someone remembers Zhane. I really liked their song "Shame."
Faith Evans was great in the 90s too. I remember "Soon As I Get Home" and "Love Like This" and "You Used To Love Me"...which used to be one of my favorite songs for some reason. I think Faith Evans has such a great voice. I have a long list of 90s rnb songs/groups that I used to love but I wont type it all, it would take too much time

[Dean Winchester]

my votes:
Baby Baby Baby
The Best Things In Life Are Free
Rhythm Is A Dancer
Real Love
Another Sad Love Song

[Dean Winchester]

Here's a list of my favorite R&B songs of the 1990's. Of the ones I listed, which ones are your favorites?? I purposely left out people like Boyz 2 Men, and Whitney Houston, because I knew if I put them, they'd probably get the majority of the votes. So of the songs I listed, which do you like best??

I'd personally argue that TLC would get more votes on average than Boyz II Men. BIIM were huge, but TLC were much better IMO

[Brad Russ]

I'd personally argue that TLC would get more votes on average than Boyz II Men. BIIM were huge, but TLC were much better IMO

You might be right about that, but I remember Boyz 2 Men being the second biggest R&B act, second only to Whitney Houston at one time. I think as far as longevity goes, TLC definitely wins. To be honest with you, the main reason I didn't put B2M, and Whitney up, is because I don't like them as much as the other artists and groups I listed. Their songs got so much radio airplay, that I just got sick of them.

[vashti1999]

Someone remembers Zhane. I really liked their song "Shame."


Don't know if you know, but that song was originally done in 1978 by Evelyn "Champagne" King. You should seek out the original if you haven't heard it, it's the far superior version.

[Ireneparalegal]

You could actually vote for more then one song. I usually vote for five tops, but on this poll I voted for 7, or 8. Too Close was one of my choices as well. That's the most recent song on the list. Most of these songs are for my two favorite years in music. 1992, and 1993. Here are all of my favorites.

Baby Baby Baby
Rhythm Is A Dancer
Real Love
Don't Walk Away
Weak
Freak Me
Breathe Again
Hey M.r D.J.
Sweat
Too Close

All these songs bring back so many memories of the best two years of my life. I wish today's R&B was still like this. I'm feeling really nostalgic right now.
I so agree with you...where are all the good songs????

[Dean Winchester]

the prob right now is that mainstream r&b doesn't have much of an identity outside of hip hop. There is a lot of good stuff but it's not getting commercial airplay. The last r&b song that I really liked that was a huge hit single was "Lose My Breath"

[Dean Winchester]

You might be right about that, but I remember Boyz 2 Men being the second biggest R&B act, second only to Whitney Houston at one time. I think as far as longevity goes, TLC definitely wins. To be honest with you, the main reason I didn't put B2M, and Whitney up, is because I don't like them as much as the other artists and groups I listed. Their songs got so much radio airplay, that I just got sick of them.

BIIM started out with a number of good songs (Motownphilly, It's So Hard To Say Goodbye, End Of The Road, etc...) and then they just got so boring and overplayed. Whitney's entire career has been hit and miss IMO, but it's been more miss than hit lately.

[platinumblondelife]

Don't know if you know, but that song was originally done in 1978 by Evelyn "Champagne" King. You should seek out the original if you haven't heard it, it's the far superior version.
I heard the original and prefer the Zhane version lol

[vashti1999]

I heard the original and prefer the Zhane version lol


:faint: The original is a classic.

[James"Thunder"Early]

I picked Live and Learn, Real Love and Weak.

[Ireneparalegal]

:faint: The original is a classic.
Shame!Forever Evelyn "Champagne" King. I love that song, especially the 12" version!!!!

[Karen*]

Set Adrift on Memory Bliss, Rhythm is a Dancer, and Weak. :D

[Brad Russ]

I forgot to put Jodeci in this poll. How can I bring up 90's R&B without mentioning Jodeci?? :confused:

Anyway, you guys have some good taste in music. You can mention some other 90's R&B songs and artists you like if you want. I'm sure there's alot that I forgot to mention.

[Dean Winchester]

other early/mid 90's r&b songs I remember liking:
Shy Guy - Diana King
the entire Crazysexycool era - TLC
My Lovin - En Vogue
Freak Like Me - Adina Howard

not counting stuff like Letitgo by Prince or the janet. album because those artists have proven that they weren't just linked to one era of time

all in all, I prefer 80's r&b personally, it seemed like 80's r&b was more rooted in funk and dance music than the 90's stuff. I remember when I was little in the 80's, watching BET as much as MTV in 1987

[Ireneparalegal]

other early/mid 90's r&b songs I remember liking:
Shy Guy - Diana King
the entire Crazysexycool era - TLC
My Lovin - En Vogue
Freak Like Me - Adina Howard

all in all, I prefer 80's r&b personally, it seemed like 80's r&b was more rooted in funk and dance music than the 90's stuff. I remember when I was little in the 80's, watching BET as much as MTV in 1987
Remember the New Jack Swing sound? I loved several songs from that BUT it seemed like too many songs had that sound going on and it all became one big blur.........:eek:

[Dean Winchester]

Remember the New Jack Swing sound? I loved several songs from that BUT it seemed like too many songs had that sound going on and it all became one big blur.........:eek:

yep, there was some good stuff from the new jack swing era, Bobby Brown's "Don't Be Cruel" comes to mind

[Ireneparalegal]

yep, there was some good stuff from the new jack swing era, Bobby Brown's "Don't Be Cruel" comes to mind
Yeah, I have both his CD's "Don't be cruel" and "Don't Be cruel dance mixes". He was so good then. Color Me Badd had their first and only great album. Then there was Tony Toni Tone. Who else? Father MC had a song I liked. New Edition & Keith Sweat.

[Dean Winchester]

another mid-90s r&b track that wasn't widely heard but was actually really good was "Let Down Your Guard" by Madonna. It was the b-side to Secret and didn't appear on any record but it was without a doubt the most r&b song any pop singer has ever recorded (and yes, I consider Mariah and J. Lo pop singers). I almost find it funny that she records a song like that yet has hardly no credibility on urban radio (for example, I think Push has a shot at having r&b airplay but it won't because it's Madonna) but yet people like Mariah and J. Lo made the transfer from pop to r&b by calling rappers up and they take them seriously (Mariah might try so hard to promote herself as an r&b artist but at the end of the day she'll still be a pop singer... it's like how Dolly Parton tried for years to emphasize pop over country until she finally accepted she'll always be a country artist). I have yet to hear an uptempo Mariah song without rappers that is as funky and purely r&b sounding as this song. You really would've thought it was a TLC song or something except it happened to be Madonna singing.

[Ireneparalegal]

another mid-90s r&b track that wasn't widely heard but was actually really good was "Let Down Your Guard" by Madonna. It was the b-side to Secret and didn't appear on any record but it was without a doubt the most r&b song any pop singer has ever recorded (and yes, I consider Mariah and J. Lo pop singers). I almost find it funny that she records a song like that yet has hardly no credibility on urban radio (for example, I think Push has a shot at having r&b airplay but it won't because it's Madonna) but yet people like Mariah and J. Lo made the transfer from pop to r&b by calling rappers up and they take them seriously (Mariah might try so hard to promote herself as an r&b artist but at the end of the day she'll still be a pop singer... it's like how Dolly Parton tried for years to emphasize pop over country until she finally accepted she'll always be a country artist). I have yet to hear an uptempo Mariah song without rappers that is as funky and purely r&b sounding as this song. You really would've thought it was a TLC song or something except it happened to be Madonna singing.
I Love Madonna. I have followed her career since she came out in 1983. I was 18 back then. It feels good to follow someone's career from the beginning. She is awesome and so damn hot!
I am from the early 70's so alot of my R&B music I grew up with was funk, soul like Earth Wind & Fire, Sun, Brass Construction, Marvin Gaye, Sly & the Family Stone, etc.

[Brad Russ]

Then there was Tony Toni Tone.

Tony Toni Tone was awesome!! They had a really smooth sound. My favorite songs of there's were If I Had No Loot, and Anniversary. Also, Bobby Brown had a song in the early 90's where he was kissing on this woman on the beach. I can't remember the name of the song, but I loved it. The only lyrics I can think of are: "If it ain't good enough, good enough, baby, I'll work harder." Maybe someone will know what song I'm talking about.

[vashti1999]

Also, Bobby Brown had a song in the early 90's where he was kissing on this woman on the beach. I can't remember the name of the song, but I loved it. The only lyrics I can think of are: "If it ain't good enough, good enough, baby, I'll work harder." Maybe someone will know what song I'm talking about.


You mentioned the title, it's called "Good Enough"

[Brad Russ]

You mentioned the title, it's called "Good Enough"

Okay thanks!! LOL!!

[GARFIELDKOOL]

I Love Madonna. I have followed her career since she came out in 1983. I was 18 back then. It feels good to follow someone's career from the beginning. She is awesome and so damn hot!
I am from the early 70's so alot of my R&B music I grew up with was funk, soul like Earth Wind & Fire, Sun, Brass Construction, Marvin Gaye, Sly & the Family Stone, etc.

Brass Construction and Sun! Two underrated groups. Hey Irene, bail me out! I know you've heard of Pleasure and Brick! Everytime I mentioned these groups nobody remembers them. Pleasure had one hit, but it was enough to place them with their peers: "Glide" I love that song to death.

[Brad Russ]

Here's a few more groups and artists that I like:

Atlantic Starr
Groove Theory
Joe Public
Robin S.
Shai
Shanice
Xscape

[platinumblondelife]

Here's a few more groups and artists that I like:

Atlantic Starr
Groove Theory
Joe Public
Robin S.
Shai
Shanice
Xscape
OH Yeaaaaaah, Groove Theory. I remember "Tell Me" from them...ahhhhh how do I remember all these songs? This song came out when I was 7, and I didnt like it that much then, but I like it now. I remember watching more BET than MTV when I was younger, even though I watched both. I also remember "I Love Your Smile" by Shanice. I dont remember it from when it came out, but I still remember hearing it on the radio. XScape was good...I liked "Who Can I Run To" "Understanding" and "Just Kickin It" from them. Anyways, I already mentioned Faith Evans, but I loved "You Used to Love Me" for some reason.
Anyone remember Jon B.? lol I liked him a loooooooot...I remember he had a song with Tupac called "Are You Still Down" which I liked enough to buy his CD "Cool Relax" which I listened to a lot...I remember my mom taking that cd away for a little while because I guess she thought the songs were too mature for me as a 9 year old or something lol...but she gave it back in like, a month. Um, sorry..nostalgia.

Yeah, a partial list of some of the RnB 1990s songs I liked:
- Killing Me Softly and Ready Or Not by The Fugees
- Ex Factor by Lauryn Hill
- anything from The Velvet Rope by Janet Jackson
- Anytime by Brian McKnight
- Scream by Michael and Janet Jackson
- Show Me Love by Robyn
- This Is How We Do It, Lets Ride, I Like and Get It On Tonight by Montell Jordan
- It Never Rains In Southern California and Lets Get Down by Tony Toni Tone
- Pony, When Doves Cry, What's So Different, Friends Business, So Anxious, and Same Ol G by Ginuwine (ummmmm...ya. I liked him a lot too)
- Can We Get Kinky Tonight by SWV
- Steelo, Where My Girls At? and Get It Together by 702 (remember them? I guess they're still together since they had a song a few years ago when I was in 9th grade called "Star", but they were BEST in the 90s)
- Tell Me, Sleeping In My Bed (and the remix) by Dru Hill (Tell Me was my faaaavorite)
- Movin' On, My 1st Night With You, Moving Out and It's All About Me by Mya
- The Roof, Always Be My Baby, Honey, Sweetheart, Heartbreaker, Breakdown, I Still Believe...pretty much anything from Mariah Carey from mid-late 90s
- everything from CrazySexyCool
- Like This and Like That, Dont Take It Personal, Angel of Mine, and The 1st Night by Monica
- My Boo by Ghostown DJs
- No Diggity, Before I Let You Go, Dont Leave Me Girl, and Love's In Need by Blackstreet
- When A Woman's Fed Up and Down Low by R. Kelly
- I Miss You by Monifah
- Baby, Brokenhearted, Sittin' Up In My Room, and Have You Ever by Brandy
- The Boy Is Mine by Brandy and Monica
- If You Had My Love by Jennifer Lopez (It's sort of Pop/R&B, but they played it on BET, so.....)
- Swing My Way by Kp and Envyi (one hit wonders..it was from the Cant Hardly Wait soundtrack...I liked the movie too)
- Canned Heat and Virtual Insanity by Jamiroquai
- Trippin' and What About Us by Total
- On and On by Erykah Badu
- Touch Me Tease Me by Case
- He's Mine by Mokenstef
- I liked almost everything from Immature for some reason
- With Me, No No No (part 1 and 2), and Bills Bills Bills by Destiny's Child
- 808 by Blaque
- This Little Game We Play by Subway
- Never Ever by All Saints
- Be Happy by Mary J.
- Life and Tell Me It's Real by KCi and Jojo

wow..I told you my list was too long lol.

[Dean Winchester]

RE: Bobby Brown

it's pretty sad that both Bobby and the missus have become such self-parodies of themselves that younger generations refuse to acknoledge that they were both strong recording acts in their heyday. It may seem like an eternity ago, but people forget that during the Don't Be Cruel album, Bobby was bigger and more beloved than Usher could ever dream of becoming. However, he just developed an ego that served to kick his ass by the mid-late 90's.

Whitney had the bigger fall between the two. I remember not long ago, there was a thread about who the best vocalists in music are, yesterday or today, and one person put Whitney in his top five singers, and a younger teenage poster who probably remembers Whitney best as a train-wreck who has lost her voice because of eccessive smoking and drug use replied with "hell no!!!!", as if putting Whitney in the same catagory was like using J. Lo or Britney's names in there. It's sad that younger listeners suddenly think of Whitney as a J. Lo style singer when the truth was that she had a phenomenal voice when she came out in the 1980's pretty much through to The Preachers Wife. If her vocals on The Bodyguard soundtrack alone doesn't make her one of the best vocalists of her generation, than I don't know who else could possibly be.

[Brad Russ]

OH Yeaaaaaah, Groove Theory. I remember "Tell Me" from them...ahhhhh how do I remember all these songs? This song came out when I was 7, and I didnt like it that much then, but I like it now. I remember watching more BET than MTV when I was younger, even though I watched both. I also remember "I Love Your Smile" by Shanice. I dont remember it from when it came out, but I still remember hearing it on the radio. XScape was good...I liked "Who Can I Run To" "Understanding" and "Just Kickin It" from them. Anyways, I already mentioned Faith Evans, but I loved "You Used to Love Me" for some reason.
Anyone remember Jon B.? lol I liked him a loooooooot...I remember he had a song with Tupac called "Are You Still Down" which I liked enough to buy his CD "Cool Relax" which I listened to a lot...I remember my mom taking that cd away for a little while because I guess she thought the songs were too mature for me as a 9 year old or something lol...but she gave it back in like, a month. Um, sorry..nostalgia.

Yeah, a partial list of some of the RnB 1990s songs I liked:
- Killing Me Softly and Ready Or Not by The Fugees
- Ex Factor by Lauryn Hill
- anything from The Velvet Rope by Janet Jackson
- Anytime by Brian McKnight
- Scream by Michael and Janet Jackson
- Show Me Love by Robyn
- This Is How We Do It, Lets Ride, I Like and Get It On Tonight by Montell Jordan
- It Never Rains In Southern California and Lets Get Down by Tony Toni Tone
- Pony, When Doves Cry, What's So Different, Friends Business, So Anxious, and Same Ol G by Ginuwine (ummmmm...ya. I liked him a lot too)
- Can We Get Kinky Tonight by SWV
- Steelo, Where My Girls At? and Get It Together by 702 (remember them? I guess they're still together since they had a song a few years ago when I was in 9th grade called "Star", but they were BEST in the 90s)
- Tell Me, Sleeping In My Bed (and the remix) by Dru Hill (Tell Me was my faaaavorite)
- Movin' On, My 1st Night With You, Moving Out and It's All About Me by Mya
- The Roof, Always Be My Baby, Honey, Sweetheart, Heartbreaker, Breakdown, I Still Believe...pretty much anything from Mariah Carey from mid-late 90s
- everything from CrazySexyCool
- Like This and Like That, Dont Take It Personal, Angel of Mine, and The 1st Night by Monica
- My Boo by Ghostown DJs
- No Diggity, Before I Let You Go, Dont Leave Me Girl, and Love's In Need by Blackstreet
- When A Woman's Fed Up and Down Low by R. Kelly
- I Miss You by Monifah
- Baby, Brokenhearted, Sittin' Up In My Room, and Have You Ever by Brandy
- The Boy Is Mine by Brandy and Monica
- If You Had My Love by Jennifer Lopez (It's sort of Pop/R&B, but they played it on BET, so.....)
- Swing My Way by Kp and Envyi (one hit wonders..it was from the Cant Hardly Wait soundtrack...I liked the movie too)
- Canned Heat and Virtual Insanity by Jamiroquai
- Trippin' and What About Us by Total
- On and On by Erykah Badu
- Touch Me Tease Me by Case
- He's Mine by Mokenstef
- I liked almost everything from Immature for some reason
- With Me, No No No (part 1 and 2), and Bills Bills Bills by Destiny's Child
- 808 by Blaque
- This Little Game We Play by Subway
- Never Ever by All Saints
- Be Happy by Mary J.
- Life and Tell Me It's Real by KCi and Jojo

wow..I told you my list was too long lol.

Wow, you do have a long list!! LOL!! I like alot of the artists on your list, although there's a few that I'm not really all that familiar with. I'll have to check out some of the people you mentioned that I'm not familiar with. You obviously have some really good taste in music, so I'm sure I'll like alot of it. Thanks for sharing your list. It'll be fun checking out some of these artists!!

[platinumblondelife]

Wow, you do have a long list!! LOL!! I like alot of the artists on your list, although there's a few that I'm not really all that familiar with. I'll have to check out some of the people you mentioned that I'm not familiar with. You obviously have some really good taste in music, so I'm sure I'll like alot of it. Thanks for sharing your list. It'll be fun checking out some of these artists!!
Thank you ;) BTW add "Pretty Girl" by Jon B. to that list lol. Im not sure if you've heard of him, but that song was moderately popular in rnb when I was about 7, and also "Someone To Love." I forgot "Beep Me 911" by Missy Elliot w/702 too...I know Missy Elliot's a rapper but she actually sings in this song. Also "Get Involved" by Raphael Saddiq of Tony Toni Tone I use to like a lot. oooooh, and "If You Love Me" by Brownstone. -nods- Ok, I'll stop. I could make another looooong list but I wont :p

[Ireneparalegal]

Brass Construction and Sun! Two underrated groups. Hey Irene, bail me out! I know you've heard of Pleasure and Brick! Everytime I mentioned these groups nobody remembers them. Pleasure had one hit, but it was enough to place them with their peers: "Glide" I love that song to death.
Oh hell yeah...Brick "Dazz Dazz Disco & Jazz" That is one song I never ever get tired of. I be bumping in my suv when that song is playing. I have it burned on several homemade cd's. Damn, them were the dayz:D

[Brad Russ]

Thank you ;) BTW add "Pretty Girl" by Jon B. to that list lol. Im not sure if you've heard of him, but that song was moderately popular in rnb when I was about 7, and also "Someone To Love." I forgot "Beep Me 911" by Missy Elliot w/702 too...I know Missy Elliot's a rapper but she actually sings in this song. Also "Get Involved" by Raphael Saddiq of Tony Toni Tone I use to like a lot. oooooh, and "If You Love Me" by Brownstone. -nods- Ok, I'll stop. I could make another looooong list but I wont :p

I haven't heard any of those songs you mentioned. I looked up the John B. song on myspace, but unfortunately they didn't have it. They do have alot of songs listed on there though, so I'll probably be spending most of tonight looking up the songs you listed. I'm sure I'll like the Raphael Saddiq song you mentioned, because Iv'e always been a big Tony Toni Tone fan. Does anyone know of any other sites where you can listen to popular music for free??

[platinumblondelife]

I haven't heard any of those songs you mentioned. I looked up the John B. song on myspace, but unfortunately they didn't have it. They do have alot of songs listed on there though, so I'll probably be spending most of tonight looking up the songs you listed. I'm sure I'll like the Raphael Saddiq song you mentioned, because Iv'e always been a big Tony Toni Tone fan. Does anyone know of any other sites where you can listen to popular music for free??
Yeah this is kind of an old thread, but I dont care...I didnt see your reply. Anyway, if you have high speed internet, you can watch the video for "pretty girl" at www.singingfool.com which I'm surprised they have. You can watch a lot of the videos I mentioned on there I think.

[platinumblondelife]

another mid-90s r&b track that wasn't widely heard but was actually really good was "Let Down Your Guard" by Madonna. It was the b-side to Secret and didn't appear on any record but it was without a doubt the most r&b song any pop singer has ever recorded (and yes, I consider Mariah and J. Lo pop singers). I almost find it funny that she records a song like that yet has hardly no credibility on urban radio (for example, I think Push has a shot at having r&b airplay but it won't because it's Madonna) but yet people like Mariah and J. Lo made the transfer from pop to r&b by calling rappers up and they take them seriously (Mariah might try so hard to promote herself as an r&b artist but at the end of the day she'll still be a pop singer... it's like how Dolly Parton tried for years to emphasize pop over country until she finally accepted she'll always be a country artist). I have yet to hear an uptempo Mariah song without rappers that is as funky and purely r&b sounding as this song. You really would've thought it was a TLC song or something except it happened to be Madonna singing.
I dont remember about urban radio play really, but I remember BET playing "Secret" by Madonna...

[platinumblondelife]

I haven't heard any of those songs you mentioned. I looked up the John B. song on myspace, but unfortunately they didn't have it. They do have alot of songs listed on there though, so I'll probably be spending most of tonight looking up the songs you listed.
I looked up Jon B. too to see if he had a myspace and it turns out he does. http://www.myspace.com/jonboogotti

[Brad Russ]

Yeah this is kind of an old thread, but I dont care...I didnt see your reply. Anyway, if you have high speed internet, you can watch the video for "pretty girl" at www.singingfool.com which I'm surprised they have. You can watch a lot of the videos I mentioned on there I think.

Cool, thanks for the link. I'll be sure to check that out, and let you know what I thought of it. :)