One of the best-selling musicians in the world with over 100 million records sold, Janet Jackson is the definition of an iconic artist. We’d hop on a “Midnight Train to Georgia” any time if it meant we’d get to live in the Empress of Soul’s world! Knight has also racked up four GRAMMYs for her solo career and three as part of Gladys Knight & the Pips. 1 Hot 100 singles to her name, but a staggering eleven No. With nine GRAMMYs and over 30 million records sold worldwide, Cole truly earned her title as a Queen of R&B. Is there a more joyful song out there than “This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)”? Natalie Cole may be Nat King Cole’s daughter, but her success was based on her own phenomenal voice and immeasurable talent. Just try to stop tapping your toes to “You Keep Me Hangin’ On” – it’s impossible!
From “Baby Love” to “Stop! In the Name of Love” to “You Can’t Hurry Love,” their collective talent is evident. You really can’t talk about Diana without talking about the Supremes, right? One of the best-selling girl groups of all time, their history of hits is truly incredible. Whether you’re looking for a soft, sultry soundtrack to your afternoon or some sing-along stunners, we’ve got you covered.įor your fix of non-stop R&B, check out the Queens of R&B channel on the SXM Appĭiana Ross’s legendary solo career began back in 1970 with the release of her eponymous debut album and two smash-hit singles: “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” and “Reach Out and Touch (Somebody’s Hand).” The range Ross shows in those two songs shows why she’s such a memorable performer! Ross has made an indelible mark on the music world with her contributions to the R&B genre, so much so that she is a two-time winner of the GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award. Today, we’re celebrating some of the best female R&B singers of all time - legends who’ve contributed to the genre with this round-up of truly legendary women.įrom Chaka Khan to Janelle Monáe, we’re talking about the biggest voices around. It’s the perfect time of year to kick back, relax, and crank the R&B hits high.
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