Jody Watley

Greatest Hits (1996)

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Over the course of her career, Jody Watley blended R&B and dance-pop in sleek and stylish fashion, topping the charts and winning Grammys for her memorable singles and albums. Along the way, she helped bridge the gap between rap and R&B with the 1987 single "Friends" -- which featured Eric B. & Rakim -- and became a fashion icon with the help of a series of visually striking videos. Watley broke through in the late '80s with her self-titled debut album and hit songs like "Looking for a New Love" and "Real Love." After establishing her trademark club-friendly sound, she moved away from dance-pop, touching on social issues with 1991's Affairs of the Heart and grown-up romance on 1993's Intimacy. Watley then followed her muse in any number of directions, teaming with top remixers like Masters at Work, exploring drum'n'bass and electronic music on 1999's The Saturday Night Experience, and releasing jazz-influenced albums like 2001's Midnight Lounge. She became known as a collaborator, working in the 2010s with artists as diverse as folk singer Peter Harper and EDM artists French Horn Rebellion, while releasing typically diverse records like a jazz-tinged cover of Bob Marley's "Waiting in Vain" and the empowering house single "The Healing."







Tracklist:



01. Looking For A New Love

02. I Want You

03. Some Kind Of Lover (Dance Remix)

04. Friends

05. Still A Thrill

06. Everything

07. Don't You Want Me (Dance Remix)

08. Your Love Keeps Working On Me

09. Most Of All

10. I'm The One You Need

11. Ecstacy (Extended Dance Remix)

12. When A Man Loves A Woman (P.M. Dawn Remix)

13. Real Love  









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