In the mid-1990s, D'Angelo's Brown Sugar left other artists in the dust as he successfully bridged the sounds of the '60s and '70s with modern hip-hop and R&B influences. His singing has a high, soulful tone with touches of Prince and Marvin Gaye, working perfectly with his live instrumental backing of subharmonic bass and slick drum breaks (as well as self-taught skills on a variety of vintage keys.) With his second album, Voodoo, D'Angelo continued to excel, recruiting the tight drumming and production skills of ?uestlove of the Roots, as well as a host of guests, including Q-Tip, Method Man, DJ Premier, Lauryn Hill, Redman, Charlie Hunter and Roy Hargrove.
- Jessy Terry
In the mid-1990s, D'Angelo's Brown Sugar left other artists in the dust as he successfully bridged the sounds of the '60s and '70s with modern hip-hop and R&B influences. His singing has a high, soulful tone with...
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1. Untitled (How Does It Feel) (7:10) | Voodoo | |
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2. Brown Sugar (4:22) | Brown Sugar | $1.29 |
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3. Lady (6:46) | Brown Sugar | $1.29 |
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4. Cruisin' (6:24) | Brown Sugar | $1.29 |
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5. Me And Those Dreamin' Eyes Of Mine (5:46) | Brown Sugar | $1.29 |
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6. Send It On (6:56) | Voodoo | $1.29 |
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7. Devil's Pie (5:21) | Voodoo | $1.29 |
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8. Feel Like Makin'Love (6:22) | Voodoo | $1.29 |
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9. Playa Playa (7:06) | Voodoo | |
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10. Alright (5:13) | Brown Sugar | $1.29 |
