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06/28/2024

Amy Winehouse - The Making of 'Back To Black' (Vevo Footnotes)"Back To Black" is the first track that Amy Winehouse and producer Mark Ronson collaborated on....

06/27/2024

06/26/2024

Singer-songwriter Sevyn Streeter hosted a songwriting workshop for 10 local students yesterday before headlining Rochester's Juneteenth Festival

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06/24/2024

Funday Monday!! What a beautiful day to play some HONEY CONE;!🥰♥️

06/24/2024

Happy 68th Birthday to Randy Jackson.

Born June 23, 1956, He is a musician, record executive and television presenter, perhaps best known as a judge on American Idol from 2002 to 2013.

06/24/2024

06/23/2024

@ Heatherette Fashion Show (2003)

06/23/2024

HAPPY 58th BIRTHDAY Chico DeBarge (Jonathan Arthur "Chico" DeBarge born June 23,1966), R&B singer and musician. DeBarge is a younger brother of the members of the Motown family act DeBarge. He is best known for his hit singles "Talk to Me," "Rainy Night," "Give You What You Want (Fa Sure)" and his 1997 breakthrough album Long Time No See.
He began a musical career of his own with Motown in the mid-1980s. His debut self-titled album was released in 1986 and featured the hit single "Talk To Me" ( #21 US, #7 R&B). The album peaked at #90 on the Billboard 200 and released a follow-up single "The Girl Next Door" which charted on the R&B chart.

Two years later, he released a second album with Motown, Kiss Serious that included the hit R&B single "Rainy Night" ( #18 R&B) plus "I've Been Watching You" ( #43 R&B) and the title track ( #53 R&B). However, he was imprisoned for drug charges not long after and served time in prison for drug trafficking.
After his release in the mid-1990s, DeBarge returned to Motown to continue his musical career under the auspices of Kedar Massenberg and his neo-soul pioneering label imprint Kedar Entertainment. His third album Long Time No See was released in November 18, 1997 to critical acclaim and was preceded by the single "Iggin' Me" which garnered considerable airplay. The album would spawn three additional singles: "Love Still Good," "No Guarantee" (a collaboration with Joe) and "Virgin" ( #97 R&B). A non-album single "Soopaman Lover" followed in 1999 and peaked at #55 on the R&B chart.

His fourth album The Game was released on October 26, 1999 and peaked at #41 on the Billboard 200. The lead single "Give You What You Want (Fa Sure)" gave him one of his biggest hits ( #71 US, #11 R&B) to date, and had a remix featuring rapper Trina released. The follow-up single "Listen To Your Man" (reuniting him with R&B singer Joe) peaked at #41 on the R&B chart. A third single (which did not appear on the album), "Playa Hater" was released in 2000.

He later moved to the independent record label, Koch Records, where he released 2003's Free (which peaked at #43 on the Billboard Independent Albums chart). It featured the single "Home Alone" which garnered some airplay.

In 2005, DeBarge contributed a song to the Beauty Shop movie soundtrack called "Hard Times."