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WOW! Jessye Norman AND Kathleen Battle- celebrating African-American heritage across genre lines- two fine singers presenting reasons to be open to more than just the latest lackluster lyricists and illegitimate "auto-tunes" artistry

God-given!

Rest in Peace Macho Man...

And all this time I thought the hula was 'sposed to stay ON the hip...!, lol

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWW! NO one (especially "live" duet) performs like this anymore-damn! This was damn great!

Song is for all of us singles that have decided- not afraid or unwilling to "be in love" again, just REFUSE to again be love's fool...listen to words as "Lufah" sings da truth!

Sing big Jen!

The definition of "funny" is made known when you still laugh today, at that which you laughed at last year...classically hilarious

Wow-the words of this song must have cost many their virginity. K Sweat, though known as the R&B beggar- was actually a very talented writer of romance...

That damn Tina!

You are right- the "real" original writer/singer of the song is Tres Gilbert of Atlanta. I hit him on F-Book & asked him how I can get the original recording...he's working on it...

This is one of those songs where its appreciation won't peak until it is lost, found then remastered. People will look back & say "...didn't know that was a remake." Its only awaiting the opportunity to be bestowed the title of "a classic." Listen to the "flute flying," "the violin crying," & th...

Play this song, then One Last Cry (Brian McKnight) then this song again- before you know it, strength to get beyond the pain of the past rises. You begin to realize that the ones who'd leave you to cry, are not worth your tears at all...

Wow, funny how the last few postings show just how wickedly opinionated we can be. How did we get so far off track from posting commentary about the performance & music versus the ladies' alleged drug use? Maybe that judgmental interior is what keeps people AT HOME criticizing those that are ON S...

Hard to say goodbye to people, but it can be just as hard to say goodbye to a problem. We can become so fixated on the "process" required to deal w daily "pressures," that they grow n2 a "predicaments," then we lose sight of da fact that we very often allow "past pain" to dictate "present possibi...

Wow-I'm shocked I'm the first to post comment on this...For those that remember when the Grammies were about serious performances, REAL singing and when you had to have more than just a single studio produced "bubble gum" hit to be on that stage, this ought bring great memories- this was a flawle...

Think about it, for you critics to have the unmitigated gall to speak negatively about someone whose studio AND LIVE performances arguably credits her with having the greatest voice ever in music, it proves that just like those of us that love her-she has EVEN you too doing the same thing...liste...

MAN! i 've searched and searched for this- this was a great performance-funny how the church women were confused about if they should break out into a holy shout or swoon and run to the stage-Jaheim really did this classic some justice-heartfelt!

This song is just another example of BabyFace's (Kenneth Edmonds) great writing. The words coupled with sweetness of the music captures you...anyone that is or has been in love can relate to the feeling of wanting to be needed, understood, wanted and to "belong"

this is the classic BabyFace (Kenneth Edmonds) sound that earned him three producer of the year grammies...love his writing. Though the solo may not be stellar, listen to the music, the background harmonies- this song has the "quiet sweetness"