#John legend top 10 songs full

Kelly and DavidвЂ™s second collaboration was a highly anticipated affair following the success of 2009вЂ™s When Love Takes Over. We had a chat with them all about it in 2018. The re-swizz sparked a bright-but-brief trend in pop with singles by everyone from Beyonce to Kylie and Whitney Houston getting the Freemasons treatment. Originally a slick R&B-funk number, the song became a Top 5 hit on the Official Chart thanks to a bhangra-infused dance-pop makeover by Brighton production duo The Freemasons. вЂњPut it in!вЂќ Kelly declares more than once on the second single from her Ms. Despite the mixed reviews it was a big hit, reaching Number 2 on the Official Singles Chart. Stole, with its social commentary on gun violence, bullying, depression, suicide and teen pregnancy - combined with an unusual blend of R&B-rock - certainly made people sit up and take notice of her. If Kelly was aiming for a clear separation between DestinyвЂ™s Child and her solo career, she certainly achieved it with her first proper solo single. ItвЂ™s easy to see why they hesitated: in truth this R&B torch song is probably one of the weaker songs on his otherwise forward-looking, futuristic hip-hop debut Disc-Overy. The story goes that Tinie вЂ“ a huge DestinyвЂ™s Child fan as a teen вЂ“ insisted this collaboration was released as a single, much to the reluctance of his label. Co-produced by RedOne, itвЂ™s probably the most frenetic of her dance releases, but, as ever, she pulls it offвЂ¦ just. The release of KellyвЂ™s third album Here I Am was delayed to November that year in the UK (compared to July elsewhere) to coincide with her judging duties on The X Factor, making Down For Whatever the recordвЂ™s trailer single.

#John legend top 10 songs full

MORE: View Kelly Rowland's Official UK Chart history in full 7. ItвЂ™s one of the few songs in KellyвЂ™s singles catalogue that could easily be mistaken for a DestinyвЂ™s Child song вЂ“ something that probably helped it become one of her highest-charting hits.

Kelly had some heavyweight R&B talent behind it, co-written and produced by Sean Garrett and Polow da Don (BeyoncГ©, Usher, Nicki Minaj). The lead single from KellyвЂ™s second album Ms. While it wasnвЂ™t pushed in the UK and thus failed to chart, that didnвЂ™t stop it gaining a following - itвЂ™s KellyвЂ™s third most-streamed song with 10.5 million plays. Released just a month after What A Feeling, Motivation вЂ“ a seriously sultry R&B number - was aimed more at the US market, where it became her highest-charting single in nine years and was nominated for a Grammy. This collaboration with Italian DJ Alex Gaudino is essentially a re-tread of the vibrant house-pop sheвЂ™d been releasing ad-hoc since 2009, but given itвЂ™s a sound that suits her so well, itвЂ™s no bad thing. Back in 2011, Kelly's music was swerving between US-friendly R&B and dance, having recently been appointed the queen of club 18-30 Euro-pop.