#ZZ top Legs# one of the most important bands back in the day # blues and Rock,distinctive sound and vocals # songwriters Rip Dusty Hill, Billy Gibbons and frank beard# classic song and vocals # Respect and still grooving

#Luther Vandross a house is not a home# one of the greatest artists ever # classic song and vocals and one of the greatest cover versions ever# songwriters Burt Bacharach and hal david# original version by Dionne Warwick# respect and Rip

#Rick Astley never gonna give you up# one of the greatest pop songs ever and the vocals still are the truth# soulful British Lad# respect# songwriters Mike stock matt aitken and Peter waterman,# classic song and vocals # Respect

#Tony,toni,tone anniversary# one of the best slow jams over the past 30 years# great song and vocals# family band# songwriters Raphael saadiq and Carl wheeler# respect and smooth

#murrey head one night in bangkok# classic song and vocals # based on a play about Chess and a night in the city of bangkok# songwriters Benny Anderson,Bjorn ulvaeus and tim rice# a musical# still a bumping jam# respect

#Frankie Smith double Dutch bus# one funky finger snapping catchy groove from 40 years ago# sampled by Missy Elliott and Ludacris gossip folks# songwriters and producers Frankie smith and Billie bloom# classic song and vocals# Respect and Rip

#Stories Brother louie# classic song and vocals cover version original done by Hot Chocolate# the song was written by errol brown and Tony Wilson,producer Mickie most# the song is about a interracial relationship and the politics going on# respect

#Aaliyah back and forth# classic song and vocals# written and produced by R Kelly,mixed by Mr Lee, one of the catchiest songs from back in the day and it still grooves# respect and Rip Aaliyah

#Guns N Roses welcome to the jungle # one of the most important bands over the past 35 years# classic song and vocals# songwriters Guns N Roses # producer Mike Clink# one heavy rocking cut# respect

#Charles Earland love you more today than yesterday jazz instrumental# one slamming jazz cover of this classic pop song by the spiral starecase# songwriter Patrick Upton# Charles Earland one of the baddest Organ players ever and a slamming band# respect