i’m ready to rep JB. who want the smoke

what song would u vote for @AllisonXO

Both are undeniable classics but probably Get Down On It because it's a family favorite. It's impossible to go to a family function without this being played at least twice lol

What about these?

I seriously can’t pick.. this is a round I’d vote both songs lol

We in for a classic, my friend. There's nothing but different examples of black excellence that we're showcasing each round.

sprinkled in with a lil bit of white excellence

i still can’t believe dude is white.. like i just simply cannot wrap my head around this s*** lol

aw man this from 78

I found out he was white recently and was mindblow. Ain't no way. Lol

I have 3 whites in my setlist but idk if they'll make the final cut.

yeh leave this one off of the list my brotha

this on the other hand

how come white people don’t have soul anymore

You're wylin right now, but Square Biz is superior in every way. The energy is infectious. We need more of that.

this much better

Sara's Smile.

I never cared for this. What about? @Trouble

These 2 had the 80s on strangle hold

Maneater could be used too although it's more just straight basic pop

i don’t like this either.

i’m picky when it comes to hall & oates, i like their more jazzy soulful stuff. stuff like

i need to revisit their discography sometime here soon though. it’s been yeeeeears

real one spotted

I like how some of the 70's smoothness and glow spilled over to their 80's work. They need to be celebrated more. Maneater will be used whenever there's 80's Pop. Easy W.

Another smooth one

White people soul hour?

so beautiful

my mom was big into them when i was young. i miss those days a lot.

Any Fender Rhodes or Wurlitzer serving as the predominant instrument in a ballad was a cheat code in the 70s

Instant melancholy and dream like soundscape

u make music don’t u lol