90's R&B Throwback, Vol.1

[landadyn]

yes, yes, and yes!!! you just don't find this type of music no more now-a-days such as these type songs...

[justme1989lol]

this my shit right here

[spongebobgirlfriend]

0 dislikes

[bossman55ify]

real music!!

[seand67]

@bossman55ify YES INDEED!!! Wish I could post more, BUT You Tube's copyright infrigngement crap is a hot mess.

[aquatube99]

Cool nice beats

[tawkischeap1]

love it already oldskool all da way LOVE IT

[seand67]

@tawkischeap1 Thanks...Glad you appreciate real music

[1234shasha1]

I Might be young but these songs is better then ours...real talk

[seand67]

@1234shasha1 THANK YOU....I really appreciate your comments. It's always good hearing from younger Brothers & Sisters. Peace

[happybunny0905]

Thats Dumb ass fuck u only gt two

[seand67]

@happybunny0905 Thanks for watching and posting your great comments

[0928336]

gotta love that 90's vibe

[MrSilkydrew]

Begining sounds like Sisqo, I`m addicted to loving you

[iluvrachellef]

Im elated to see all of the great comments about when R&B really was for lack of a better word "bangin".I saw the Rude Boys with Levert & the Ojays backin 90-91.What a great show.Hey does anybody remember those outfits they wore that looked normal in the front but when they turned around,they were see-thru?Lol the ladies went nuts,all they had on were their briefs!!!!!!

[staceymvincent]

It feel real good to hear these song again! 

[seand67]

@staceymvincent Thanks, it was my pleasure sharing them

[cutemama007]

FTW!

[uzipolo]

This is thier second number one R&B hit in 1990, "Are You Lonely for Me," written by Joe Little(group member) and Tony Nicholas. The Rude Boys also toured that year with Levert. The album itself was just one spot below the Billboard R&B top 10 spot, where it sat comfortably at #11 in the spring of 1990.The group have reunited again. The talks started after they performed at their mentor Gerald Levert's funeral. All four original members performed. says uzipolo king of decatur

[seand67]

@uzipolo Thanks Bro

[doubleolove]

"Are You Lonely For Me"- the main reason I bought this CD back then.

[seand67]

Yeah, THIS was the song for me too.

[NCGUY74]

I still bump the rude boys cd truly a classic those brothas were talented

[seand67]

Yes, I'm glad their CD is still in my collection AND on my iPod...;~)

[olskolsoul]

Dang! i remember hearin most of these songs when i was younger. O man the 90s music, good times. I jus get so sad wen i thank about the good ol days( Mr. Brown voice) lol

[seand67]

Thanks for stopping by and sharing your comments. Gotta love & respect the REAL music from the Old School

[MrsRedKarma]

SEAN!! Whats up?! I loooove the Happy Song :) Blackstreet was that thing in the 90's.... How have you been?

[seand67]

Hey Karma, how are YOU doing. Thanks for stopping by and enjoying a few old jams. I'll give a you a call soon!!!

[thruthealcove]

Sean, I LOVED that song by the Rude Boys!!! They were so underrated, but you know how I do!!! LOL And I liked Blackstreet too, but Teddy Riley didn't know how to stay in one group for a long period of time!!! LOL One minute he's apart of Guy, next minute he forms Blackstreet, then back to Guy again, only to leave before the promotion for that album is done!!! LOL Great throwbacks dude, can't wait for vol. 2!!!

[seand67]

Thanks Kev. You can tell Gerald Levert produced the vocals on the Rude Boys track. As for Teddy, I agree....he was all over the map. Can't deny the talent from both groups. Too bad they didn't stay together.

[tincredible]

@seand67. I agree. You could definitely tell when a particular artist in the 90s produced a certain song, because the song would reflect their own style as an artist.

[seand67]

Thanks...I can't wait to dip into 'the crates' again and post more REAL music. Peace

[tincredible]

You are sooo right! Teddy was/is a genius who defined late 80's/90's R&B music; but dude lacks stability.

[seand67]

I often wonder how HUGE Guy would've been if the 3 members stayed together for about 10 years.

[tincredible]

Man, they would've been off the chain . That particular era had a lotta extremely talented artist with really good music, but unfortunantley a lot them were fly by night acts. Recall Shai, II D Extreme, Lo-Key, and several more. I wish a lot of em could have stuck around. R&B needs a savior!!

[uzipolo]

@tincredible the ONLY artist that was success out of that era is Mary J Bliqe and i agree and i think that you were nice(lol) by just saying those few artist when in fact it was TONS of em coming out the box i think Intro was the truth and Aaron Hall as a SOLO artist blows all of em out the frame with talent he penned bobby brown song My Prerogative says uzipolo king of decatur

[uzipolo]

@thruthealcove In 1999, Riley and the Hall brothers reunited to release their first album in nine years titled Guy III. The album featured the modest hit "Dancin'", which peaked at #22, becoming surprisingly their biggest hit on the pop charts. However, the album was poorly promoted and as quickly as it was released it dropped from the public consciousness. The group disbanded again soon after, but reformed periodically from 2005 onwards, and despite rumours, have yet to release another album.

[Backatwon]

Sean- don't know those songs but they are singing ...........with respect!!

[seand67]

Thanks. The 1st song was a minor hit in 1990, while the 2nd cut caught my attention while driving home last night. Haven't heard the song in years and it still makes me smile. Great singing, lyrics and more on these 2 songs. Real music never goes out of style!!! Peace