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Sep 17, 2026
Hour 2: Jonas & LaVar - Record Setters & Players In Limbo
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30:35LeVar ArringtonHOST
Because then you had – was it TLC, Destiny's Child?
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30:41Jonas KnoxHOST
I would go more like SWV.
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30:44Jonas KnoxHOST
Oh, I remember.
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30:45Jonas KnoxHOST
Yeah.
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30:46Jonas KnoxHOST
I feel like SWV and En Vogue were – then you had like Brownstone and like Destiny's Child.
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30:54Jonas KnoxHOST
Now they came – TLC, they came a little –
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30:58LeVar ArringtonHOST
Was SWB, was
ISAAC CARREE - Heat, Slaw, and Salvation
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37:00Coline WittHOST
Okay.
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37:00Isaac CareeGUEST
SWV and-
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37:01Coline WittHOST
Okay
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37:01Isaac CareeGUEST
...
Theoretikally R&B. The Beat of My Heart. Episode 128
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31:34Slap the ProfessorHOST
I'm going to come up to the next.
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31:36Slap the ProfessorHOST
We're going SWV.
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31:37Slap the ProfessorHOST
We're going anything.
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31:40Slap the ProfessorHOST
Because, like, this show.
Picture It: Songs You May Not Know
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23:41RobHOST
I've never heard the whole album, but it has...
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23:45RobHOST
Stevie Wonder's on it, SWV's on it, Brandy's on it.
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23:48RobHOST
It is a who's who of people from that era, including Gloria.
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23:54RobHOST
And this song is called Is It Love That We're Missing.
Boyz II Men
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65:28Wanya MorrisGUEST
You had, who else? Come on, there was a couple other ones that, that weren't, uh, that, you know, were out.
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65:34Shawn StockmanHOST
Uh, SWV.
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65:35Wanya MorrisGUEST
SWV.
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65:36Shawn StockmanHOST
TLC.
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65:36Wanya MorrisGUEST
TLC.
1996:The Year That Changed The Soundtrack: A look back at the Music, Culture,and moments that defined 1996
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3:45Leah BHOST
We had artists like Mary J. Blige, Toni Braxton, Brandy, Monica.
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3:52Leah BHOST
Alia, Faith Evans, SWV, Blackstreet Boys and Men, Maxwell, D'Angelo, Joe, Groove Theory, and also others as well.
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4:09Leah BHOST
But one thing about Mary J., I'm going to talk about her in a second.
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4:15Leah BHOST
MJB had already established the whole hip-hop soul sound and was a major force as well.
Episode 179 - David Banner
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26:20David BannerGUEST
Coke was the first artist to ever tell me, "I don't want a hit record." And even though I don't agree totally with what he's saying, I understand the point that he was making.
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26:30David BannerGUEST
Coke was like, "A hit record is the beginning of the end." And if you even think about it, your favorite, favorite groups like SWV, SWV never made no bad song or album, and they just disappeared.
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26:43David BannerGUEST
Um, there's a lot of our favorite groups that just went away-
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26:46Deante’ KyleHOST
Yeah
Candiace Dillard Bassett: Reality TV is a Commercial
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62:07Candiace Dillard BassettGUEST
I've sang the national anthem for the Clippers, for the Lakers, for the, oh gosh, for the Wizards.
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62:18Candiace Dillard BassettGUEST
I opened for SWV, Maya, and 702.
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62:22Candiace Dillard BassettGUEST
That was my first big performance.
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62:25Candiace Dillard BassettGUEST
I've headlined my own tour, six-city tour, with my band, my dancers, the whole thing, sold out.
Make Cartoon Network great again 📺
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39:57GabsHOST
Yes.
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39:59GabsHOST
TLC, SWV.
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40:02Shawn StockmanGUEST
SWV.
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40:04GabsHOST
Jagged Edge or 112?
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40:08Shawn StockmanGUEST
Ooh, that's a tough one.
Still Outstanding: The Life and Legacy of Raymond Calhoun
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63:39Ian VaughnHOST
He's a friend of the show.
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63:40Ian VaughnHOST
We've had him on the show, all his SWV work.
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63:43Ian VaughnHOST
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63:43Raymond CalhounGUEST
mean, he's one of my friends.
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