The Official R&B Trivia Thread!!!

Shot 21

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#1
Okay rules are simple. I will start by asking an R&B related question, and whoever answers it correctly can ask one of their own.

I will start with a nice easy one:

Omarion is brothers with which other R&B singer?
 

Shot 21

Active Member
#3
Come on man. A question like that kills the thread. Unless your an R Kelly fanatic how you supposed to know that. Give us an easier one plz.
 

Casey

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#5
RidinOutDaStorm said:
I think Marques Houston is his half brother. I saw it on MTV Cribs.

Question: Name 5 videos has R. Kelly been in, not including the Closet series.
Summer Bunnies
I Believe I Can Fly
Ignition (remix)
If I Could Turn Back The Hands Of Time
Thoia Thoing
Bump N Grind
Did U Ever Think

Those are some of the ones I have seen, and I can't stand R Kelly, lol.

Aight, my question.

Which rapper featured on tunes by both Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson - Mike's track "Jam" and Janet's "Alright - remix"?
 
#6
Militant said:
Summer Bunnies
I Believe I Can Fly
Ignition (remix)
If I Could Turn Back The Hands Of Time
Thoia Thoing
Bump N Grind
Did U Ever Think

Those are some of the ones I have seen, and I can't stand R Kelly, lol.

Aight, my question.

Which rapper featured on tunes by both Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson - Mike's track "Jam" and Janet's "Alright - remix"?
Heavy D.


Which R&B singer made his debut in Prince's Graffitti Bridge movie?
(Hint: Im almost ashamed to say that he's from city) :laugh:
 

Casey

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#7
Onion Juice said:
Heavy D.


Which R&B singer made his debut in Prince's Graffitti Bridge movie?
(Hint: Im almost ashamed to say that he's from city) :laugh:
Tevin Campbell. "Round & Round" being the song featured.

Who produced Alexander O' Neal's "Criticize"?
 

Casey

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#9
/\ wrong. It was a trick question. The "Hearsay" album by Alexander O'Neal was entirely produced by Jam & Lewis, EXCEPT for "criticize" which Alexander produced himself.

And D'Angelo used to go out with Angie Stone.

What legendary funk artist appeared on the Jesse Johnson track "Crazay"?
 
#10
Militant said:
/\

What legendary funk artist appeared on the Jesse Johnson track "Crazay"?
Sly Stone

Name the london soul/acid jazz outfit of which Jay Kay of Jamiroquai unsuccesfully auditioned for the role of lead singer.
 

Shot 21

Active Member
#11
This is an R&B trivia thread. Whats with all the jazz, pop and funk questions?

What singer/producer is also known as "Yellowman"?
 
#14
Shot 21 said:
Ne-Yo!

Who did a cover version of Chicago - Hard To Say Im Sorry?
Az Yet in I think the year 1997.

Babyface was a part a group in the 1970s called Manchild. Which one of their songs was he "especially" known for singing lead on?
 

Casey

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#15
Not too sure.... was it 'especially for you'?

Who sang the female vocal on Zapp & Roger's 'Computer Love'?
 

Synful*Luv

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#16
Militant said:
Not too sure.... was it 'especially for you'?

Who sang the female vocal on Zapp & Roger's 'Computer Love'?
Shirley Murdock I think :(


What group were K-Ci and JoJo originally members of?
 

Synful*Luv

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#18
Onion Juice said:
On the show 'Moesha', which one of Brandy's *female* co-stars released a self-titled album in 1992?

Countess Vaughn, the album was titled, Countess.

Who discovered the Jackson Five???
 

Casey

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#19
Gladys Knight actually recommended the Jackson 5 to Berry Gordy (Motown boss) a LONG TIME before Diana Ross did, but Diana gets the credit for discovering them.

And in all likelyness, Berry probably forgot about them until they were recommended to him again by another Motown artist, Bobby Taylor (of Bobby Taylor & The Vancouvers) a few months later.

Continuing the Motown/Jackson 5 topic, the very first Jackson 5 single released was "I Want You Back" in 1969. I own the original 7" vinyl :)

My question is, what track was on the b-side and who's song was it originally? (It was a cover)
 

Shot 21

Active Member
#20
Militant said:
Gladys Knight actually recommended the Jackson 5 to Berry Gordy (Motown boss) a LONG TIME before Diana Ross did, but Diana gets the credit for discovering them.

And in all likelyness, Berry probably forgot about them until they were recommended to him again by another Motown artist, Bobby Taylor (of Bobby Taylor & The Vancouvers) a few months later.

Continuing the Motown/Jackson 5 topic, the very first Jackson 5 single released was "I Want You Back" in 1969. I own the original 7" vinyl :)

My question is, what track was on the b-side and who's song was it originally? (It was a cover)
Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers - Goody Goody??
 

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