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1. Brown, Bobby - Good Enough - idtetaptacoora.pehurasicatgandmulochanbuckcheckcont.co Music. Skip to main content Hello, Sign in Bobby Brown Format: Audio CD. out of 5 stars 1 rating. See all 10 formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Price New from Amazon's Bobby Brown Store 5/5(1).

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2. May 25,  · Standout tracks like "Humpin' Around" and "Good Enough" show that the 4 year gap between albums hadn't been that cruel to Bobby. However, much had changed. Brown's charismatic New Jack sound was new and undeniably exciting in , but by the time "Bobby" was released in , R&B was oversaturated with a glut of homogeneous New Jack Swing /5(41).

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3. 16 rows · Bobby is the third studio album by American singer Bobby Brown, released in by MCA Genre: R&B, hip hop, new jack swing.

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4. Bobby Brown - Good Enough: Tracklist (Vinyl) A: Good Enough (Extended Jeep Mix) B1: Good Enough (4 Deep In A Jeep) B2: Good Enough (2 Deep In Da Backseat) * Items below may differ depending on the release. Bobby Brown Discography Price Guide Recently Listed Email Alerts Refine Search Results. Artist.

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5. Backing Vocals – Blackstreet, Marsha McClurkin, Mary Brown Written-By – Bobby Brown, Louil Silas, Jr.* 5: Til The End Of Time Co-producer – Demetrius Shipp: 6: Good Enough Backing Vocals – Chanté Moore, Whitney Houston: 7: Pretty Little Girl Featuring – Ricky Bell: 8: Lovin' You Down Co-producer – Thomas.

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6. referencing Bobby, CD, Album, MCD Trying to follow up such an impressive and groundbreaking R&B album like "Don't Be Cruel" would be no easy feat, and with Bobby Brown's self-titled album he doesn't quite accomplish that. However, that doesn't mean "Bobby" is a dud -- far from it. Standout tracks like "Humpin' Around" and "Good Enough" show that the 4 year gap between albums hadn't been .

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Bobby on Discogs.

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8. When 'Don't be Cruel' bum-rushed the pop charts in , it looked as if Bobby Brown had single-handedly rewritten the rules of contemporary R&B. He certainly wasn't the first singer to take advantage of New Jack Swing's blend of hard hip-hop beats and smooth soul crooning – Keith Sweat had by then already cracked the R&B charts with "I Want.

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