Even so, Vandross could always be counted on as the perfect complement to a night spent with a "friend" or the first few nights spent sleeping alone.
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When things came crashing in and bleak reality reared its ugly head in the mid-1990s, florid R&B gave way to less sentimental music. Luther Vandross's Greatest Hits Full Album - Best Songs Of Luther Vandross - Nhng ca khc hay nht ca Luther Vandross 1. How Deep Is Your Love/Love Dont Love Nobody. Blessed with a voice that was warm and soulful, Vandross' songs dripped with romance, promised love on the horizon, or turned a teary eye towards duos fading into solitude. Hearts Get Broken All The Time (But The Problem Is This Time Its Mine) Heaven Knows ( 4 ) Hello. Luther Vandross was the primary voice who provided the soundtrack for romantic rendezvous in the Reagan era, and by the mid-1980s, merely mentioning his name conjured up images of happy couples sipping Merlot in dimly lit rooms and chuckling at inside jokes - and, alternately, jilted lovers consoling themselves. Luther Vandross was the primary voice who provided the soundtrack for romantic rendezvous in the Reagan era, and by the mid-1980s, merely mentioning his name conjured up images of happy couples sipping Merlot in dimly lit rooms and chuckling at inside jokes - and, alternately, jilted lovers consoling themselves. All those good feelings and denial of social woes meant that romance was back in style, and while the glasses clinked and millionaires' bankrolls flourished, so too did music to love by. Co-written with Richard Marx, “Dance with My Father” won Grammys for song of the year and best male R&B vocal performance in 2004 before being certified gold the following year.The 1980s were a period of unchecked greed and decadence, when the world donned rose-colored glasses that filtered out the homeless and made the hole in the ozone layer seem patched.
1 on the Billboard 200, it also became his eighth No. Makes you believe a man can fly with the killer line, I’d follow you to.
The singer’s first and only album to debut at No. The Telegraph has compiled its list of the 50 best love songs of the 1980s, and you can’t make that list without Luther The newspaper calls its pick Luther Vandross’ So Amazing, from the 1986 album Give Me The Reason an exquisite soul souffl. In remembrance of the singer’s late dad, “Dance with My Father” is the title track from Vandross’ 2003 final studio album. Certified gold in October 1994, “Endless Love” was nominated for a Grammy the next year in the newly-created category best pop collaboration with vocals. That was followed in 1994 by another signature cover: his duet with Mariah Carey on “Endless Love.” Initially made famous by its writer Lionel Richie and Diana Ross in 1991, the Vandross/Carey reinterpretation reached No. Prior to that, the track became the singer’s fifth No. Of the three newly platinum-certified singles, 1989’s “Here and Now” gave Vandross his first Grammy for best male R&B vocal performance. Setting the stage for Vandross’ velvety, elegant tenor and subsequent stardom, Never Too Much earned the singer his first two Grammy Award nominations: best new artist and best male R&B vocal performance. 19 on the Billboard 200, Never Too Much also includes a cover of the Burt Bacharach and Hal David composition “A House Is Not a Home.” Originally recorded by Dionne Warwick in 1964, the newly minted RIAA gold single is the aforementioned album’s only song not written by Vandross whose seven-minute version of the song became one of his all-time classics.
No one else has expressed this emotion in song to the level Luther did for over 35 years, and to have Google broadcast that around the world is a wonderful showcase of his immeasurable talent.” Luther made each of his songs about one simple, universal subject - love an emotion and feeling common to the human experience no matter who you are, where you’re from or what you look like. “Never Too Much” also doubles as the soundtrack for an animated Google Doodle as the site’s contribution to today’s celebration.Īcknowledging Google’s salute, the Luther Vandross Estate commented, “It is a true reflection of Luther Vandross’ musical legacy around the world to be honored by Google with an animated Doodle that fittingly captures the joy Luther has brought the world.
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