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Don't forget...what was it (companion cut) T Is For Trouble? Boss! There's that Commodore jam, Night Shift. And Frankie Beverly & Maze's, Silky Soul.

Glad to know everyone hasn't slept on Raheem! Check out one of his earlier singles, Bulletproof.

Mike Fleetwood, founder of Fleetwood Mac, according to Billboard, latest to cash out.

Well put! Only ones close: Miss Pattie & Chaka.

Song puzzled me for years! As a kid, always thought it was Brick was Sylvers or Rose Royce! Not the fellas that sang with Smoke man!!! Anyone know the backstory to the song/selection?!

Off the beaten path, but figured I'd put in my $0.2 : (Hip-Hop) the Bird Walk - SouljaBoy Tell-em; the Whip; Nae Nae; Dougie - can't recall artists to last 3.

The Tighten Up - Archie Bell & the Drells

Well said. And a collab w/Benson & Porter I can get with too.

The baritone/bass: Temp Mel "Blue " Franklin & Mike McCarty (?) of B2M for subtle, understated and underrated silk n mocca.

Don't forget Eddie past on his voice to son, Gerald. Don't believe me? Go check out that father/son album they dropped back inaday!!! Uncanny!!!!

Da flute!!

The Love I Lost - Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, Tp before he was TP.

Not Kanye, though. Who talks a good game. But don't seem to be delivering. Except for Kanye.

Point well taken. Dylan got this ball rolling. Well, if you can't do your job, then you get a new one or go to Plan B. Same for the job of athlete too. That's what we've been doing! Only our boss...

Give credit where credit is due. Attribution. Acknowledge creativity, originality. These qualities are solely missing, Imo, across the board of late. Think: Robin (fake Marvin) Thicke; Ed Sheeran,...

She doesn't belong on here, but for the main fact she is, Imo, an Aretha Franklin sound-alike. Shirley Brown.

Not sure if Chaka was overlooked. For longevity & sheer power. And am certain the superb pipes of Temp, Ali "Ollie" Woodson was!

hhaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh!!

Check out a dynamite 60s tune, I Cried a Little on Tamla label.

Look out for moon buggy commercial set to Smoke man's, Cruisin' (have no idea what commercial's about).

I always went with Mary Ann. Classic beauty. "Now sit right back and you'll hear a tale. A tale of fateful trip...."

Wasn't Rerun a pop-locker before What's Happening? He did some on the show.

Lurv'd & still do Ain't No Stopping Us from Breakin!

You nailed it, Jer. Jeffrey Daniel was living overseas at the time (France, I believe), years ago, and in the interview he confirmed he "taught " MJ the moonwalk. And it did indeed predate he &...

Dope, Jer! I STILL watch Mad World!! Love the frenetic energy!! Dom DeLuise, etc.