ItвЂ™s the guts with which the singers sang out every single word they wrote, and the bravado in which they delivered it. Only in the 90s were lyrics like: I wanna sex you up and I wanna freak you, were accepted, and bizarrely not considered as sexist or disrespectful. Most music groups pressed the sex-music agenda, and we adored it and sang along. Music of the 90s simultaneously pushed hip hop and R&B genres, as opposed to this day when only pop and some kind of hip pop rules. Now only Boyz II Men, New Edition, Kci & Jojo and Mint Condition have maintained keeping their spirit alive, displayed by recent releases/tours and concerts. You canвЂ™t describe old school R&B, without those lost yet big names of the yester years, who together with myriad solo artists defined the 90s era as the decade of baby-making music. I donвЂ™t want to listen to an SWV album, sounding like the then SWV, but a new vibe still stamped with their signature.

I donвЂ™t want to listen to a Sisqo album but Dru Hill.

Some of them are desperately trying to make a comeback, mostly through one or two members off the now-defunct groups.

You must get nostalgic while listening to songs by lost groups: Shai, Jodeci, 112, Xcape, Jagged Edge, Color Me Badd, Silk, LSG, Milestone, Blackstreet, En Vogue, Brownstone, Next, Total and many others. To stop fussing over what happened to the R&B music groups of the 90s, take a minute and listen to the album Three Kings by Tyrese, Ginuwine and Tyrese (TGT).

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