>Lloyd
>Adina Howard
>The Jets
>Shirley Murdock
>Crystal Waters
>Glenn Jones
>Kenny Lattimore
>Tasha Cobbs-Leonard

C'mon Lloyd, for reals, he's not unsung, just ran out of steam like a lot of other r&b artists (such as Shirley Murdock & Kenny Lattimore), once they come into the scene then with each album their music becomes generic not better.

Didn't some other show do an entire show about Adina Howard's career and her leaving the music industry and becoming a police officer?

Didn't they do an episode with Chante Moore which basically Kenny Lattimore seem to got 1/3 of his story told.

I thought they did an episode on Crystal Waters or was that another show like VH1 or was it apart of the disco episode, it's all a blur to me, some of those episodes were so boring or full of known facts it just seem like background noise.

The Jets and Glenn Jones are probably the only two I seem to be interested in seeing but not really, what happened to the 70's funk groups and bands that we still don't know hardly anything about but every music head knows of their music, they stop trying to do those type of shows?

Also what's up with doing an episode on a contemporary gospel artist who was a contestant on the Sunday's Best show on BET and was a regular feature on Bobby Jones' tv show on BET as well, do we really need a episode for her though; I know of at least 5 singers who use to do a lot of house vocal work and moved into the gospel genre who people still know nothing about other than what they use to sing before doing gospel as a solo artist, seems like they are just using analytics and not actually thinking out the process anymore.

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