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Wow, SoulTrackers sure love their slow jams! We opened up nominations for The Greatest Slow Jams of All Time and received over 1,000 nominations! Plenty of great choices by some of the greatest artists of all time. Well, we've pared down the choices to around 200 and are now opening it up for you to vote on your favorites. Valentines 
Day is coming, and what better way to spend it than listening to the romantic side of soul.
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Posted January 23rd, 2011 by administrator
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You must add: I've Got So
LadyT - January 25th, 2011
You must add:
I've Got So Much to Give - Barry White
Love's Holiday - Earth, Wind & Fire
What's Come Over Me - Blue Magic (featuring Margie Joseph)
Been Such a Long Time - New Birth
Should Have Been You - Teddy Pendergrass
Send for Me - Atlantic Star
Let's not forget: You Sure
SpecialK523 - January 25th, 2011
Let's not forget:
You Sure Love To Ball - Marvin Gaye
It's Time For Love - Teddy Pendergrass
You Don't Have To Cry - Rene and Angela
You're The Best Thing In My Life - The Dramatics
Your Love Finally Ran Out - Atlantic Starr
I am sorry but this list is
dreamgirl137 - January 27th, 2011
I am sorry but this list is somewhat disappointing to me. I do see some I would choose but there are many that would never make a list I compiled. Anyway, that's the beauty of diversity. I know it was very difficult narrowing the list down.
Mr. Soul Track I hope you
greggie - January 27th, 2011
Mr. Soul Track I hope you see this. I really enjoy this site but I have got a problem with this list. How can you leave off the # 1 and #2 greatest slow jams of all time. #2 is The Isley Brother "At Your Best, You are Love" Aaliyah's version can't touch this classic. And #1 is Reverand Green's "For The Good Times". Just listen to that song. You can feel the pain in the man's words. He doesn't care about anything but that woman. Baby you can lie to me, tell me you love me. I don't care! Just stay ONE more night. For the GOOD TIMES! Now that's some begging brother! And for the record here's the top three:
1. Rev Al - For The Good Times
2. Isley Brothers - At Your Best..
3. Luther - House is Not A Home
greggie, you got down to
administrator - January 27th, 2011
greggie, you got down to what was our toughest decision, which was to include which version of "At Your Best, You Are Love." I personally liked the Isley Brothers' version better, but way more people knew of Aaliyah's (it was her first huge hit) and we made the call to include hers. It's tough when there are thousands of great songs we could have included. Looks like your Luther selection is going well, though!
Chris
AWESOME List & I commend you
Mr Mo - January 29th, 2011
AWESOME List & I commend you for compiling it!! There were some minor ommissions (Perfect Combination by Stacy Lattisaw & Johnny Gill as well as nothing from the Ohio Players, Dazz band or Switch) The MAJOR omission is the song that this genres late night radio shows are named after.....Smokey Robinsons QUIET STORM.
1600CDs Okay, there a whole
jazzn_saxn_chillaxin - February 1st, 2011
1600CDs
Okay, there a whole lot of songs that should be on this list that I do not see.
1) There'll Never Be - Switch
2) I wanna Be Closer - Switch
3) As You Are - Phyllis Hyman
4) When I Get My Love This Time - Phyllis Hyman
5) Early Morning Love - Lou Rawls
6) Hey Girl - Temptations
7) Baby Blues - Barry White
8) Also - love songs by the Manhattans and Enchantment
1600CDs Okay, I know I said
jazzn_saxn_chillaxin - February 1st, 2011
1600CDs
Okay, I know I said I wasn't going to add anymore, but they keep popping up in my head now... Walking in the Rain with the One I Love -- Love Unlimited ordchestra; These Three Words - Steve Wonder; Make It Last Forever - Keith Sweat; And I'm not including the ballads that are on my jazz cds... They are hot and are worthy of notable mention.
