Not one of the genre’s most memorable years, 1989 was highlighted by major albums by Janet Jackson and Soul II Soul, as well as a lost classic by stage and studio do-it-all Chuckii Booker.
New jack king Teddy Riley reigned with his work on "Just Got Paid" and "My Prerogative," as well as Guy's debut album, but Al B. Sure and Kyle West, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, and L.A. and Babyface were…
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A year in which many of the most notable singles came from albums released by established superstars, 1987 also brought the incredibly successful solo debut from Jody Watley, as well as a breakout hit…
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Our friends at Levi’s asked us to pull together our 20 favorite album covers featuring blue jeans, jean jackets and all things denim. We found some gems, and even a denim hat to cap it all off.
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The year Janet Jackson took control also brought enduring hits from the likes of Cherrelle and Alexander O'Neal, Midnight Star, Zapp, and LeVert, among dozens of others.
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Prince's purple reign commenced 30 years ago this month. It just happens to coincide with our 100%-subjective roundup and Spotify playlist of 1984's best charting R&B singles, which also features hits…
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