Who is the best R&B singer Jamie Foxx or John Legend?
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Jamie Foxx... no doubt!
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It's really a matter of opinion. That being said you'd have to consider any of the following:\n\nPeter Tosh\nBurning Spear\nBlack Uhuru\nGregory Isaacs\nSly and Robbie\nLee Scratch Perry\nMad Professor\n\nThe list could go on and on. While Bob is certainly the most well known, I wouldn't agree he is the "best". If it's your opinion that he is the best and you're looking for the best reggae artist besides Bob (which it looks like you are) then the answer to your question would be Peter Tosh since it was Peter who taught Bob how to play the guitar.
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I would have to say La La Cool J. He has been in the rap game for many years and he still looks good!
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Never heard of him until you asked, but I listened to him just now.  He has a smooth sound.  But then isn't that characteristic of the R&B sound?  I think he's good-looking, too, if that counts.
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T.I. for sure.. he has better songs...his lyrics/voice are better, young jeezy is aight too though
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brooke valentine and lil john sings girl fight. ll cool j's new song i think is control myself :) hope that helped!
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Madonna ,Michaell Jackson...Just google them :-)
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John Legend's " We're just ordinary people"  because I have been  trying for so long, to be perfect for someone, and I just can't do it anymore, I screw up sometimes, I am just ME, that's all I can be. When I get worn out, trying to be perfect, I listen to his song,
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just my personal opinion...Beyonce. She's one of the few on that list with talent. I love her voice.
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Gerald Levert, 40; raw and explosive R&B singer, son of O'Jays vocalist\nFrom Times Staff and Wire Reports\nNovember 11, 2006\n\n\n \nGerald Levert\n click to enlarge\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nGerald Levert, a fiery singer of passionate R&B love songs and son of O'Jays singer Eddie Levert, died Friday. He was 40.\n\nHis label, Atlantic Records, confirmed that Levert died at his home in Cleveland. The Detroit Free Press said the cause of death was a heart attack.\n\n"All of us at Atlantic are shocked and deeply saddened by his untimely death," a company statement read. "He was one of the greatest voices of our time, who sang with unmatched soulfulness and power, as well as a tremendously gifted composer and an accomplished producer."\n\n"It's very sad. He was an amazing talent, obviously," friend and fellow rhythm and blues singer Will Downing told the Associated Press. "Gerald was a hard worker. He would go out there and do his thing, and be in places where the folks were. He would touch the people, and that's really what it's all about."\n\nOver his two-decade music career, Levert sold millions of albums and had numerous R&B hits.\n\nLevert was born July 13, 1966, in Philadelphia and was raised in Cleveland. He first gained fame in 1986 as a member of the R&B trio LeVert, which also included his brother Sean and childhood friend Marc Gordon. They quickly racked up hits, including "(Pop, Pop, Pop, Pop) Goes My Mind," "Casanova" and "Baby I'm Ready."\n\nBut Gerald Levert's voice — powerful and soulful, almost a carbon copy of his father's — was always the focal point, and in 1991, he made his solo debut with the album "Private Line," which included a hit duet with his father, "Baby Hold on to Me." His father also recorded the successful album "Father & Son."\n\n"We wanted to express some of our feelings for each other," the younger Levert said of the father-son collaboration in a 1995 interview with The Times.\n\nEddie Levert said he cherished their work together.\n\n"I never talked much to my dad," Eddie said of his steelworker father in The Times interview. "My dad was always working or he was coming home tired….\n\n"Don't get me wrong — he took care of the family. But that's why I made it a point to have the kind of relationship that I have with my sons. I made it a point that I would know them and I would let them know me a lot more than I knew my father."\n\nBut the elder Levert initially had concerns when his sons got involved in the music business. "I didn't discourage them," he told a Times reporter in 1989, "but I really wanted them to go to college, learn a craft, and then, if they wanted to do music and it happened for them, great, but they would already have a craft that would generate a living. But they didn't want to hear that; they wanted to be in show business."\n\nGerald Levert was known for his sensual, romantic songs, but unlike Luther Vandross, whose voice and songs were more genteel, Levert's music was explosive and raw — his 2002 album was titled "The G Spot."\n\n"When we would do shows together, we would get on stage and battle for the hearts of women," Downing said. "Every night, that was our thing."\n\nAlthough Levert was successful as a solo singer, in 1997 he got into group mode again — joining with R&B singers Johnny Gill and Keith Sweat to form the supergroup LSG. The self-titled album sold more than two 2 million copies, and their hits included the sensual "My Body."\n\nLevert also worked with other artists as a songwriter and producer.\n\nHis most recent album was 2005's "Voices."\n\nLevert had four children.
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eric clapton\n\ncarlos santana\n\nB B King\n\nStevie Ray Vaughan\n\nit's not who is the fastest, or loudest,  or who can make the strangest noises, it's who is consistant, accurate, creative, timeless..\n\n\nOH, YEA , i almost forgot....ESTEBAN!
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Michael Jackson!! lol...the Teletubbies are wayy perverted lol but MJ looks like his sister!! whoa there!
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These are the actors and actresses that have won both awards:\n\nMel Brooks\n\nJohn Gielgud\n\nAudrey Hepburn\n\nWhoopi Goldberg\n\nBarbra Streisand\n\nLiza Minnelli\n\n\n\nJamie Foxx hasn't won a Grammy he was just nominated for one
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Not sure but Bobby V is sooo fine! Love his song Turn The Page (well and any song by him for that matter)
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I love Jamie Foxx,he is a very talented person.Not only can he sing,he can act and he is a funny comedian. Very very talented person.
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Tevin Jermod Campbell (born November 12, 1976 in Dallas, Texas) is an American R&B singer. Campbell scored a string of R&B hits as a teenager in the early 1990s before his success waned as he struggled to make the transition into an adult music artist.\n\nCampbell had long denied rumors that he was a homosexual but in 1999 was arrested after offering to perform a sexual favor on a male undercover police officer.\n\nAccording to a report released by the Los Angeles Police Department, Campbell, 22, on July 8,1999, he solicited a lewd actfrom an undercover officer. Also following the arrest, officers recovered a substance resembling marijuana and a pipe containing possible marijuana residue.\n\n\nMusic Career\n \nTevin Campbell in 1990.Tevin Campbell exploded onto the music scene as a protege of the legendary producer Quincy Jones in early 1990. Campbell's debut single was "Tomorrow (A Better You Better Me)" which reached number 1 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hip Singles chart in May, 1990. It was the lead single from Quincy Jones' critically acclaimed ensemble LP Back on the Block which won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year in 1991.\n\nAfter first working with Quincy Jones and his co-hort of writers and producers including Siedah Garrett, Campbell recorded a string of hits in the 1990s, working with producers Narada Michael Walden, Babyface, and others. His first solo hit was "Round and Round" which was produced by Prince and was featured in the movie Graffiti Bridge.\n\nCampbell followed the success of his first two singles by releasing his debut album, T.E.V.I.N, in 1991 which featured the R&B hit singles "Tell Me What You Want Me To Do", "Alone With You", and "Goodbye". His sophomore effort, "I'm Ready" yielded the R&B hits "Can We Talk", "I'm Ready" and "Always In My Heart". In 1996 Campbell also scored an R&B hit with the single "U Will Know" as part of the R&B supergroup "Black Men United".\n\nCampbell has sold over 108 million albums and singles worldwide, and has been nominated for five Grammy Awards and two American Music Awards. Making a guest appearance on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Campbell played himself as Ashley's boyfriend in the episode "Just Infatuation" from the first season of the show. Campbell also sang two songs for Disney's A Goofy Movie, "Stand Out" and "I2I", playing a popular singer named Powerline.\n\nIn December of 2005, Campbell made his Broadway debut in the role of Seaweed J. Stubbs in the hit musical Hairspray.\n\nApril 2006, Tevin Campbell is planning his long awaited comeback CD, working with producers Scott Storch, The Underdogs, Krucial Keys, Bryan Michael Cox, Rodney Jerkins, Ryan Leslie and many more, his CD is due sometime this winter.
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THATS TOUGH.MARY J. HAS SONGS THAT SPEAK ABOUT WHAT MOST GURLS GO THREW IN LIFE.BUSTA RYHMES N THE TOUCH IT REMIX WAS HOTT.KANYE SPEAKS THE TRUTH.N R KELLY.HE THINKS OUTSIDE THE BOX.BUT IMA AHVE TO GO WITH MARY J BLIGE