You can fool around T.U.M.S. Readers and stay up all night with us if you want. It’s up to you, because we have something special and magnificent to share that will help keep you up well pass your bedtime.
Take a look at our #22 selection into our enduring and long lasting Top 100 R&B Slow Jams Collection.
We break out this evening the illustrious and wonderful luminous queen of soul music, Ms. Angela Winbush.
It is NEVER TOO LATE to have dinner with your honey after 5.
Especially when Michael Cooper chose to represent you at moments notice.
Back in the day…
Micheal Cooper from R&B band Con Funk Shun had landed a major slow classic in his solo debut career back in 1987 with “Dinner For Two” off the mega supreme old school classic thumbnail “Love Is Such A Funny Game“.
There is so much to be said about the next track…
Legendary R&B Group/Band SKYY lit up the stage halls everywhere they went back in the late 70’s into today. Classic joints filled the air such as “Call Me”, “Givin’ It To You” and many more…
…but this next candy treat has to be the icing on the cake: Ladies and Gents….”Real Love“.
Good Evening to our reading and listening enthusiasts…
We come back to you with another addition to our widely received collection – Our Top 100 R&B Slow Jams, and at #25 tonight, we bring you not only a classic, but now considered a staple of R&B music:
Former lead singer of The Commodores and now successful solo recording artist, Lionel Richie and his big mellow hit “Hello”.
Welcome back music lovers of the R&B slow jam! Our collection keeps rollin’!
The collection of our Top #100 R&B slow jams continue through T.U.M.S. this evening with a look back at the year 1976 when lead singer now successful recording artist Jeffery Osbourne and the magnificent group of soul music, L.T.D. (Love. Tenderness. Devotion.) blasted the home front with a blue light in the basement classic, “Love Ballad“.
We drop this on y’all tonight….in hopes you sleep tight.
One of the most influential, if not much appreciated R&B groups of all time, The S.O.S. Band was ‘certainly on the rise’ when this recording came out in 1983. And you can either classify this track as either a ‘cha-cha’ classic or a mastery of the slow quiet storm. ‘Cause “Tell Me If You Still Care” was the JAM no matter how you call it.
Welcome back as T.U.M.S. keeps our long lasting list of slow jams coming right at you!
As you would know by now, we take our TIME when we present some of our favorite, best R&B slow jams from over the years. And we THANK YOU for your comments, suggestions and feedback regarding these treasures! No Doubt, we KNOW you are diggin’ it. Ever since we started this collectible countdown last year!
And no collection can stand the test of time without a look back at this master slow jam classic from none other than the funk king himself – Roger and his R&B group, Zapp.
Good Evening Folks and welcome back!
This next selection is coming from one of our readers and not from members of the administration. Yep, Elena came through with a look back at super crooner Keith Sweat and his one time hit single, “I’ll Give All My Love To You”….Elena had this to say:
C’mon Now….C’MON.
You know very well this classic candlelight stunner was going to be added into the collection tonight. If you didn’t, then please do not let this one surprise you.
What is going on with you Readers….what is going ON?
Happy New Years Folks as we STILL keep our countdown in full check for some of our favorite R&B slow ballads from over the years.
With a pulse to the groove and a heartbeat for love, sultry songstress Vesta Williams delivered a masterpiece in the Attala Zane Giles produced “Sweet Sweet Love“. A classic by all means and considerably a track that could be played on the radio format RIGHT NOW.