She and Sean Combs crafted her 1992 debut, What’s the 411?, which spawned the ubiquitous and beloved jam “Real Love” and helped set the template for R&B’s marriage to hip-hop. Her voice is elastic, scrappy, and versatile, with more than a hint of world-weary grit, and when a chance recording of Anita Baker’s “Caught Up in the Rapture” came before Uptown Records execs in 1988, the label immediately snapped her up as its youngest (and first female) signee. Born Mary Jane Blige in the Bronx in 1971, Blige was raised mainly in Yonkers, NY, where she grew up listening to the greats: Aretha, Chaka, and Gladys Knight. Dubbed the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul in the ’90s, Blige came off as tough and streetwise (unlike many of her contemporaries), and she could go toe to toe with rappers, including JAY Z, Method Man, and more recently Kendrick Lamar. Blige is that rare singer who can channel your pain-and then drag you onto the dance floor to sweat it away. Notes Comes With 4 Page Booklet Barcode and Other Identifiers Phonographic Copyright (p) – Digital Collections.

I Found My Everything Featuring – Raphael Saadiq Give Me You (Extended Nino Radio Mix) Remix – Niño Richĭance For Me (G-Club Remix) Remix – G-Club Your Child (Junior Vasquez Remix) Remix – Junior Vasquez He Think I Don't Know (HQ2 Club Mix) Remix – HQ2 Rainy Dayz (Thunderpuss Remix) Remix – Thunderpuss No More Drama (Thunderpuss Remix) Remix – Thunderpussįamily Affair (Spanish Fly Remix) Remix – Spanish FlyĮverything (Curtis And Moore Remix) Remix – Curtis & Moore Tracklist Hide Credits What's The 411 - 1992

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