Comparing Usher to Marvin Gaye? That seems kinda ridiculous if your familiar with Marvin Gaye's music. Marvin Gaye had something to say with his music, being political or concerning society in general. He also had the knack for writing about love, sex, and all the good things that go along with the relationship between a man and a woman. Songs like Trouble Man and Inner City Blues are just a few of his classics to mention, not to be compared with anyone in my opinion.
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the majoirty of Gaye's output is pure pop |
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I thought we already discussed this...Usher is this generations Bob Dylan!
or was that Akon? Yeah, it might have been Akon. |
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Stevie Wonder had at least 5 and Gaye's best known song (arguably Sexual Healing) had lyrics that weren't written by him his other well-known song (I Heard it Through the Grapevine was a better cover by Gladys Knight or CCR Gaye in marginally better than an average pop star, but not by much Akon is this generation's Lennon and McCartney |
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Usher is pop fodder. He does what he does well and people love to dance to his stuff in the clubs, but he will never have the vision or ability to sing that sets Gaye apart from him. Also Marvin Gaye's version of the star spangled banner at the nba all star game was pretty riveting and touching. |
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Gladys Knight and CCR can't touch Gayes version of Heard It Through, not even sorta kinda, i couldn't disagree more. Although i like all three versions. Gaye was an exceptionally talented vocalist and i put him on a par with all the motown greats including Stevie Wonder. |
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