Submitted by miraseuphoria t3_10m4mto in Music
i'm really tryna expand my music taste and i have a particular liking to rhythm and blues <3
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Nightwindless t1_j60zmkg wrote
K.will - Please don’t https://youtu.be/PdUiCJnRptk
John Park - Thought of you https://youtu.be/QLmOezNMPnY
The songs aren’t in English but they sound good
riffraffbri t1_j61305i wrote
Marvin Gaye was incredible." What's going on" was a masterpiece.
DoodooExplosion t1_j614dd8 wrote
Sade is great
Lostdredd t1_j61kjo2 wrote
Anita baker
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Acceptable-Fold-3192 t1_j61q12k wrote
Maxwell — Starting with the “Urban Hang Suite”album
Ro James “Permission”
Impossible-Charity-4 t1_j61r00c wrote
Raphael Saadiq
writerintheory1382 t1_j61wbk6 wrote
Pink Sweat$ is pretty good and modern
bloodyell76 t1_j61ww1i wrote
Keeping it to just people who’ve released in the last year:
Adi Oasis
Jalen Ngonda
Kelela
The Suffers
Broad_Leopard_2816 t1_j61ymd3 wrote
Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Curtis Mayfield, and Al Green.
Standard-Trash-6725 t1_j61z8d0 wrote
Earth Wind & Fire. Even the stuff people label as disco music is well done. Amazing versatile musicians that represent many genres and one of the best acts from the 70’s-80’s that never gets mentioned.
TheSkwerl t1_j62dqw1 wrote
Ray Charles
doanhieuhl t1_j62t5zj wrote
theo7204 t1_j635uu0 wrote
belle and sebastian
Charming-Twist-7514 t1_j63ftma wrote
Danielle Ponder is one of my favorites
DrunkTING7 t1_j63gmvc wrote
what era
qb1120 t1_j64jz1g wrote
90s artists:
- Boyz II Men
- All 4 One
- Mariah Carey
- Brian McKnight
- Keith Sweat
- Montell Jordan
DevinBelow t1_j60x7g3 wrote
Anything by the Supremes, Smokey and the Miracles, Stevie Wonder (at least up until the 80's), Marvin Gaye, Sam Cooke. Really though, The Supremes are so underrated. I don't think they have a single song that is less than great.
Aretha Franklin's "I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You" is one of the greatest R&B albums front to back at a time when R&B was more focused on singles than albums. Highly highly recommend that one.