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R & B From Doo-Wop To Hip-Hop

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R & B: From Doo-Wop To Hip-Hop

Genre: R&B/SOUL
Label: Sony Music Entertainment Inc
Release date: 1999

Track Listing

Disc 1 of 2
1.  My Baby's Gone The Ravens
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2.  It Rocks! It Rolls! It Swings! The Treniers
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3.  My Story Chuck Willis
The Royals
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4.  Shakin' Goin' On Big Maybelle
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5.  I Put A Spell On You Screamin' Jay H...
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6.  Don't Let Go Roy Hamilton
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7.  This Bitter Earth Aretha Franklin
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8.  My Ship Is Comin' In Walter Jackson
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9.  Everyday People Sly
Sly & The Famil...
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10.  It's Your Thing The Isley Brothers
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11.  Back Stabbers The O'Jays
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12.  Me And Mrs. Jones Billy Paul
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13.  Lovin' You Minnie Riperton
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14.  That's The Way Of The World Earth, Wind & Fire
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15.  Wake Up Everybody: (PART 1) Teddy Pendergrass
Harold Melvin &...
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16.  Kiss And Say Goodbye The Manhattans
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17.  Disco Lady Johnnie Taylor
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18.  Enjoy Yourself The Jacksons
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19.  Best Of My Love The Emotions
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20.  Got To Be Real Cheryl Lynn
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21.  Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough Michael Jackson
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Disc 2 of 2
1.  Sexual Healing Marvin Gaye
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2.  Never Too Much Luther Vandross
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3.  Juicy Fruit Mtume
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4.  Lovergirl Teena Marie
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5.  I Wonder If I Take You Home Lisa Lisa
Full Force
Cult Jam
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6.  I Can't Live Without My Radio LL Cool J
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7.  Bring The Noise Public Enemy
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8.  Baby Come To Me Regina Belle
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9.  Gonna Make You Sweat: (EVERYBODY DANCE NOW) C+C Music Facto...
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10.  Jump Kris Kross
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11.  Just Kickin' It Xscape
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12.  For The Cool In You Babyface
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13.  Fantasy Mariah Carey
ODB
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14.  Ascension: (DON't EVER WONDER) Maxwell
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15.  The World Is Yours Nas
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16.  The Crossroads Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
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17.  Fu-gee-la Fugees
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18.  Pony Ginuwine
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Featured Review
Rehab Rehab
Rihanna
No, it's not a cover of the infamous Amy Winehouse's career peak. Instead, "Rehab" is yet another ballad dealing with broken relationships (they seem to grow like mushrooms this season) and it brings Rihanna to her most dramatic mood since "Unfaithful". The main appeals here are Mr. Justin Timberlake himself penning the track and the ever slick hand of Timbaland producing; other than that, we pretty much prefer Rihanna when she aims for the dancefloor. After this, they may have finally run out of tracks from "Good Girl Gone Bad" to keep the string of hits going. The Bajan beauty well deserves a rest, although that collaboration with Maroon 5, the third of the new songs included in the album's "Reloaded" version, could be waiting its turn…©2008 Shazam Entertainment Limited. All rights reserved.
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