Kenny Thomas

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Ray Miles = Just Keep Steppin' : 2025
Sargent Tucker = We’re In This Love Together : 2025
George Howard = Steppin' Out : 1984
Honey & The Velvet Revival = Second Thoughts : 2025
Lukas Setto = My Lady : 2025
Maysa = Whatever : 2023
Mary Mary = In The Morning : 2002
MJ Soul = Echoes In The Sunshine : 2025
Ruby Turner = It’s Gonna Be Alright : 1989
Carl Thomas = Anything : 2004
Wop Bop Torledo = Kissaway : 1990
Jones = In The Moment : 2025
Kokoroko = Just Can’t Wait : 2025
Kenny Lattimore = Weekend : 2001
Vincent Ingala = Movin’and Shakin' : 2024

Mr Merry’s 3 In A-Row:- Kenny Thomas

1 What You Do For Me : 2025
2 Stand Up For Love : 2025
3 How Does It feel : 2025

Barry White = Let The Music : 1975
The Colleagues ft. October London = Click Flash : 2025
Bestman = Ooh Yeah : 1992
Jean Carne = Heartache : 1998
Winston Surfshirt = Turn Out The Light : 2025
Agentic Orange = Saturday Fever On Friday Night : 2025
Keni Burke = Hang Tight : 1986
Barry White = Never, Never Gonna Give Ya Up : 2022
William Bell = Headline News : 1986
Hil St Soul = Until You Come Back To Me : 2000

Kenny Thomas

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Hil St Soul = Back In The Day : 2024
Avery Wilson = Kiss The Sky : 2024
Kenny G = G-Bop : 1983
TMF = New Again ; 2024
Terri Green = Caught Up : 2024
Avery Sunshine = I Wonder : 2024
Jason Hendrickson = HG Party : 2023
Lalah Hathaway = So In Love : 2024
Dylan Chambers = I Can Never Get Enough : 2024
Dennis Taylor = Enough Is Enough : 2000
Katie Cole = Think About It : 2009
Bob Sinclair = Tribute : 2012
Will Downing = Don’t Let It Go To Your Head : 2016
Ledisi = My Sensitivity : 2005

Mr Merry’s In A Row:- Kenny Thomas

1  Fooling Around : 2024
2  Given You All : 2024
3  I Do Love You : 2024

Terri Green Project = Close The Door : 2024
TOMEA = All Night : 2024
Michael Cooper = Steppin' To A Love Song : 2004
Em-Cee = Comfortable : 2023
Nico Bryant = I Don’t Wanna Speak 2u ; 2024
Tashan = Read My Mind : 1986
Jeremy Turgeon = Turned It Around : 2024
Al Johnson = I’m Back For More : 1980
Surface = Happy : 1986

 

Kenny Thomas

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Regi Miri & Hil St Soul = In The Groove : 2020
Impromp2 = Enjoy Yourself = 1995
Steel Pan Pump Me Up =
Jtreece & The Terri Green Project = Close The Door : 2023
Natasha Watts = I Am Me : 2023
Jerald Daemyon & The Motosoul Cotteci = Not On The Outside : 2023
Gary Foote ft Jenny Douglas = Come On Over : 2011
Hi St Soul = One Life : 2022
Brian Power & Lukas Setto = Don’t You For Get It : 2023
Linda Clifford = Never Gonna Stop : 1979
Audrey Wheeler = Her We Go Again : 2022
Herb Middleton ft Marc Staggers = Making Plans : 2021
Jagged Edge = Walked Outta Heaven : 2003

Mr Merry’s 3 In A Row:- Kenny Thomas

01 Coming Down From Love : 2011
02 Tender Love : 1991
03 Contagious : 2022
Leah Simone = Tonight : 2023
US ft Ocean Waynos = No More : 2023
Brandon Delagaentiss = My Work : 2023
Dennis Coffey = Someone Special ; 1978
The Cool Notes = You’re Never Too Young : 1985
October London = Make Me Wanna : 2023
Joyce Simms = What You Won’t Do For Love : 2022
Ashford & Simpson = It Seems To Hang On : 1978

Kenny Thomas

John Legend & Jahiem soon back!

In the music news this week...R&B veterans John Legend and Jaheim are set for solid debuts on the coveted R&B album charts next week. Early sales projections show both of their albums will arrive within the top 10, with John Legend leading the way. According to trusted industry sources, Legend's album, "Love in the Future," is likely to debut with 50-55,000 copies sold. Led by the singles "Made To Love" and "All of Me," "Love in the Future" is Legend's fifth studio album and first to be released since "Wake Up" (2010). Following John Legend, Jaheim is poised for a solid bow with "Appreciation Day," which is his sixth studio album. Led by the single "Age Ain't A Factor," Jaheim's "Appreciation Day" is projected to arrive on the charts with 40 - 45,000 copies sold. Official chart figures will be released next week. (singersroom)

Donell Jones is also back with new album and creating a sense of longevity within the industry is a task that most artists usually fail at doing. With so many chances of being a one-hit-wonder or trying to keep up with the times going wrong, it’s easy to see how an artist – especially in the R&B genre – can fall off and never be mentioned again. Flashback to one of your favorite tracks from the ’90s – can you say that the artist is still relevant today? Luckily for us, we can. In 1996, R&B lovers everywhere were forced to ask “Who is this guy?” when R&B singer Donell Jones did more than justice to Stevie Wonder’s “Knocks Me Off My Feet.” Arguably one of the best remakes we would hear, it wasn’t until 1999 that the world really felt the wrath of Donell Jones when he dropped one of the more legendary albums of our generation, ‘Where I Wanna Be.’ The album, which went platinum, featured 13 tracks of pure heaven to your ears. Now, over a decade and 4 albums later, the veteran R&B crooner has released his latest LP and along with it, dropped his record label too. The album, Forever, hosts the sound that we’ve been missing from the impressive vocalist and proves that he has made his mark on ears forever. ThisIsRnB.com recently got the chance to chop it up with the singer to get the details on the new album, being an independent artist and much more. Visit site for interview (thisisr&b.com)

Juke Box Jury "I'll give it five!"

Sadly this week we lost vintage DJ David  Jacobs, CBE aged 87, he was a British broadcaster who gained prominence as presenter of the 1960s peak-time BBC Television show Juke Box Jury and Chairman of the BBC Radio 4 political forum, Any Questions? He broadcast, mostly for the BBC, as an announcer and presenter for over sixty-five years, only stepping down shortly before his death. Though not really an actor, his earlier radio work had included some acting of small parts and he also sometimes played himself or presenter characters in films, television and radio. He had joined with the BBC since 1944 when he did a Forces radio show.

Today's tracklisting, Sunday 8th September 2013



Hour One
Dionne Warwick - Move Me No Mountain
EWF - Guiding Light
Gerald Albright - Guiding Light (inst)
Patti Austin - That's Enough For Me
Tracy Hamlin - Take Me To Paris
Joe - Closer
Unknown Song [thanks due to Dome records]
Shirley Brown - After A Night Like TRhis
John Legend - Angel
Jaheim - Age Ain't A Factor
Rena Scott - Night Dancing
C. Robert Walker - Something Going On

Hour Two
'Three-Inna-Row' with Kenny Thomas
1 Coming Down From Love
2 Just Stay
3 Best of You

Jill Scott - A Long Walk (Jazzy Jeff remix)
Betty Wright - Keep Love New
Margi Coleman - [Marvin] How I Miss You
Joshie Jo Armstead - In The Right Place (nold rmx)
Jeniqua - Making Love
Lenny White - Didn't Know About Love
Elouise Whitiker - Fallin' In Love
Terri Wells - Just Like Dreamin'
Narada Michael Walden - I Should Have Loved Ya

Purple songs all 2013

Kenny Thomas's Biography:

Born London, England. Thomas was one of the most popular UK soul dance vocalists of the early 1990s. His biggest UK hit came in 1991 with "Thinking About Your Love" (number 4), while his debut album sold more than 600,000 copies in the UK alone. Other hit singles spawned by that debut included "Outstanding", "The Best Of You" and "Tender Love', and also resulted in a Brit Award nomination for Best British Male Vocalist and Best British Newcomer. The warm, relaxed dance grooves of that debut were replicated on a second album that continued Thomas" massive commercial success. Guest musicians this time round included the Young Disciples, Nu Colours and the Reggae Philharmonic Orchestra. This time some of the bonhomie of the original set was more restrained, with a slightly more mature lyrical vision reflecting more real-life experiences.

Discography:
Voices (Cooltempo 1991)****, Wait For Me (Cooltempo 1993)***.

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