Reception Entertainment Director

VH1 recently aired a special "The 40 Greatest R&B Songs Of The 90's".  Although this monumental task had to eliminate some monsters they managed to capture the essence. Surprisingly, missing from the list is Michael Jackson, Destiny's Child & Toni Braxton.  In our own part two we'll put together a list to hopefully correct those errors. Check out the entire chart  here   40. Bobby Brown, “Humpin’ Around” 39. En Vogue, “Hold On” 38. Jade, “Don’t Walk Away” 37. Shanice, “I Love Your Smile” 36. Boyz II Men, “Motownphilly” 35. Keith Sweat, “Twisted” 34. Aaron Hall, “I Miss You” 33. 702, “Where My Girls At?” 32. Johnny Gill, “Rub You The Right Way” 31. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, “Tha Crossroads” 30. Ginuwine, “Pony” 29. Tony! Toni! Toné!, “Feels Good” 28. Faith Evans, “Love Like This” 27. Silk, “Freak Me” 26. K-Ci & JoJo, “All My Life” 25. Lisa Stansfield, “All Around The World” 24. Whitney Houston, “I’m Every Woman” 23. Jodeci, “C...

With the recent passing of singer Whitney Houston (1963-1012) we take a look back at our favorite hits by this legendary artist: The Star Spangled Banner (1991): Performed Live 1/27/91 At Super Bowl XXV - only Mariah Carey's version comes close. I  Will Always Love You (1992): Dolly Parton's 1974 version pales in comparison. Greatest Love Of All (1986): Originally recorded by George Benson in 1977 for the Muhammad Ali film "The Greatest". I Wanna Dance With Somebody (1987):A monster in the clubs at the time, now a firm wedding favorite. I'm Every Woman (1993): Curiously Whitney sung background vocals on the original for Chaka Khan in 1978. All The Man I Need (1990): Originally recorded by Linda Clifford in 1981. How Will I Know (1985): Another club classic. Hold Me (1984): Awesome duet with another legend Teddy P. Saving All My Love For You (1985): Whitney's 1st Number One. So Emotional (1988): Another club classic. I'm Your Baby Toni...