Rhythm and blues
Rhythm and blues, commonly abbreviated as R&B, is a genre of popular music that originated in African American communities in the 1940s.
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Musical group
Lasanna Harris
Record producer
Yoann Freejay
French singer
Kesington Kross
American singer-songwriter
Lea Riders Group
Rock band
Kristin Husøy
Norwegian singer
Natalie Lauren Sims
Songwriter
Joyce Cobb
American singer
Mojo Blues Band and The Wild Taste Of Chicago
Marvin McQuitty
American drummer
Jennell Hawkins
American singer
The Grains of Sand
Rock band
Meritxell Negre
Spanish singer-songwriter
Yes Indeed!
Album by Ray Charles
What'd I Say
Studio album by Ray Charles
Liquid Spirit
Studio album by Gregory Porter
Get It Right
Studio album by Aretha Franklin
W-inds
Pop band
That's Live
Live album by Eric Burdon
Bobby Susser
American songwriter
Aretha's Gold
Album by Aretha Franklin
Tracks of Life
Studio album by The Isley Brothers
Checker Records
Record label
Still Caught Up
Album by Millie Jackson
Love, Hell or Right
Album by Mathematics
Let Me in Your Life
Studio album by Aretha Franklin
An Imitation of Love
Album by Millie Jackson
Apostolic Intervention
Rock band
Earl Gaines
American singer
Such
Musical artist
MASAHIKO HASHIMOTO
Japanese singer
Vallerie Muthoni
Singer
Maggie Bell
Scottish vocalist
Jonathan Butler
South African singer-songwriter
Boogie Bill Webb
American guitarist
Nick Waterhouse
American singer-songwriter
Louis (Blues Boy) Jones
American singer
Oscar McLollie
Singer
Prentiss Barnes
American singer
Maxwell Scherrer Cabelino Andrade
Brazilian former football player
J R
Singer
Jessie Smith
American vocalist
Ed Volker
American singer
Big Jay McNeely
American saxophonist
Petite Noir
South African musician
Eddie Cochran
American musician
Kenny Gradney
American bassist
