Destiny Child’s “Destiny Fulfilled.”
An album revisit of Destiny’s Child’s final album.
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Dr. Dre’s “The Chronic”
an album revisit of the legendary hip hop album
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An album revisit of Brandy’s amazing LP from 2012.
Read MoreJanet Jackson’s “Control.”
35 years later, the breakthrough album for the youngest Jackson is still treasured for giving birth to the origins of new jack swing, and a legend in the making.
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An album revisit of the futuristic record from the best selling girl group of all time.
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An album revisit of Mary’s groundbreaking album.
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“You’re Makin’ Me High.”
Read MoreJanet Jackson’s “Janet.”
THE ALBUM.
Read MoreThe Jacksons: Give Our Legends Their Flowers.
One of the best musical families ever.
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An album revisit of a classic Diana album during the disco Era.
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An album revisit of R&B’s finest.
Read MoreMillie Jackson’s “Caught Up.”
An album revisit of the one of the best concept albums of the 70s.
Read MoreJanet Jackson’s “The Velvet Rope.”
An album revisit of one of Janet’s most daring albums.
Read More50 Years of Diana Ross’ “Diana Ross.”
Released: June 19, 1970 Label: Motown Genre: R&B Producer: Johnny Bristol, Nickolas Ashford & Valerie Simpson. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Diana Ross was the lead singer of the most successful girl group of all time (The Supremes,) & experienced crossover success at one of America’s first Black labels Motown. With twelve number one hits to their name, The […]
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