Bo Watson Discography of CDs

Bo Watson albums Known the world over for his successful songwriting and production career, Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds is also a fine performing artist in his own right. His evolution and development as a singer, songwriter, and musician can be heard in A COLLECTION OF HIS GREATEST HITS. Packed with smash hits like "For the Cool in ...

Bo Watson discography Toni Braxton won the 1994 Grammy Award for Best New Artist, and "Another Sad Love Song" won the 1994 Grammy for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance. "Breathe Again" won the 1995 Grammy Award for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance. "You Mean The World To Me" was nominated for Best R&B Song in 1995. "I ...

Bo Watson music CDs "How Come, How Long" was nominated for the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals. As one of the hottest songwriter/producers of the nineties, Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds has worked with such disparate artists as Whitney Houston, Boyz II Men and Eric Clapton, and is the owner of too many awards to ...

Bo Watson CD discography Recorded between 1989 & 1997. Includes liner notes by Gail Mitchell. After his stint with the Deele in the late '70s, Babyface (along with co-conspirator L.A. Reid) almost single-handedly set the standard of commercial adult contemporary R&B since the early '80s, when he rose to prominence as an in-demand songwriter and producer. He's ...

Bo Watson albums On the basis of the Deele's debut Street Beat, it would have been hard to predict that Babyface and L.A. Reid would change the course of urban R&B during the late '80s and '90s. Though the record -- especially the Top 10 R&B hit "Body Talk" and its two followups, "Just My ...

Bo Watson songs Engineers include: John Schmit, Paul Rankin, Darin Prindle. Personnel: Shanice Wilson (vocals, synthesizer, programming); Tim Kelley, Bob Robinson, Colin Wolfe (various instruments); Jermaine Dupri, Manuel Seal (various instruments, background vocals); Romeo Brune, Josh Sklair, Shannon Pangelli, Kevin Pierce (guitar); Bryan Loren (guitar, keyboards, programming, background vocals); Jimmy Wright, Bo Watson (keyboards); Lance Alexander ...

Bo Watson CD discography This 1983 set of sophisticated, disco-friendly R&B features the Kentucky synth-funk outfit performing cuts like the vintage-sounding "Wet My Whistle" as well as the album's breakout title track and the robotic novelty hit, "Freak-A-Zoid." Recording information: Couterpart Creative Studios & Fifth Floor Recording, Ci. Photographer: Jim Shea. Midnight Star: Reggie Calloway, Vincent Calloway. Personnel: Melvin Gentry ...

Bo Watson music CDs Recorded at NJS Future Records, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Personnel includes: Bobby Brown, Whitney Houston (vocals); Aqil Davidson, Stylz, Don Jaguar (rap); Teddy Riley, Hakim Abdulsamad, Chris Stewart, Sean Hall (various instruments); Bo Watson, Big Wally (piano); Chauncey Hannibal, Levon Little, Joseph Stonestreet, Marsha McClurkin, Mary Brown, Omar Chandler, Bernard Belle (background vocals). Producers include: ...

Bo Watson discography Recording information: Studio Masters, Los Angeles, CA. Photographer: Ron Slenzak. Personnel: William Shelby (vocals, clarinet, piano, Moog synthesizer); Kevin Spencer (vocals, clarinet, piano); Leon F. Sylvers III (vocals, percussion); Linda Carriere (vocals); Melvin Gentry (guitar, drums); Ernest Redd, Richard Randolph, Ernest "Pepper" Reed, Stephen Shockley (guitar); ...

Bo Watson songs Engineers include: John Schmit, Paul Rankin, Darin Prindle. Personnel: Shanice Wilson (vocals, synthesizer, programming); Tim Kelley, Bob Robinson, Colin Wolfe (various instruments); Jermaine Dupri, Manuel Seal (various instruments, background vocals); Romeo Brune, Josh Sklair, Shannon Pangelli, Kevin Pierce (guitar); Bryan Loren (guitar, keyboards, programming, background vocals); Jimmy Wright, Bo Watson (keyboards); Lance Alexander (keyboards, synthesizer, percussion, ...