The Whole Delivery

This underrated gem from six years ago never ages, and neither does Raphael Saadiq's underrated brilliance. The happy return of the Sunday Soulful series, here is "100 Yard Dash" from Raphael Saadiq. This is The Whole Delivery. 

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One of the greatest songs ever, from one of the most underrated artists ever:  This week's Sunday Soulful at The Whole Delivery. 

Because it's that cold in most of North America and the Northern Hemisphere in general.

Glad to have this series back, and one of the smoothest songs in the last 10-15 years in the genre, it's Jaheim's "Backtight." "When I slide in the rain, all night."

Definitely a strong effort is why this is one of the great gospel songs of 2012, with Monica coming in from the secular grind and stopping to assist James Fortune with the solid, inspirational "Hold On." 

Second single from that latest solid album from her, Sunday Soulful choice this week, it's Philly's pride once again (And yes, amazingly, Paul Wall still somehow exists.)

This group's impact on 90's R&B will never be forgotten. Your Sunday Soulful for the night, it's Xscape's 1993 hit "Just Kickin' It." Xscape - Just Kickin' It by lachula And let that ride you into the week ahead. Goodnight.

Philadelphia just has tremendous artists. And when they get together, great things happen, like this wonderful effort from Jill Scott and Eve. (In addition, the Roots was also apart of the extended version of this video): Jill Scott feat. Eve - Shame by foxysoul

Carl Thomas -Summer Rain- by banatchec

Still one of the more underrated, deep songs in the last few years. With Miri Ben Ari in the strings, a rare second Sunday Soulful selection is the vastly overlooked Deemi with "Soundtrack of My Life. Deemi - Soundtrack Of My Life by joel18 And with that, it's a Sleep Time thread, so, goodnight.....Tevin!

Maxwell - This Woman's Work by lachula

Next-Wifey by lachula

This week's Sunday Soulful takes us back to "Thong Song" man, but in this classic ballad of his (& last good song). Besides "playing the other" field and his 2nd album being a massive fail, still I wonder to this day how this guy could just fall off like he did? He had all the talent and, BAM, Usher and him had a verbal beef and that was Sisqo's career. Anyway, "Incomplete", the tearjereker, from 2000......enjoy.

The perfect song for this wonderful day:

The perfect song for this day (and in the Fall, it is going to be

At first, it was kind of annoying to have this classic from Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes song be re-done. But couldn't think of any other choice for Sunday Soulful this week. So, this week's selection is John Legend with Common and Melanie Fiona (with a little assist from Black Thought & Quest Love) with "Wake Up Everybody."

Sometimes, just sometimes, when he isn't indulging in providing water works, he has this inspirational side of him that is just amazing to see. And that is certainly the case here. With the terrific Soweto Spiritual Singers on the hook, here is R. Kelly with his best song in the last few years, "Sign of a Victory", your delightful Sunday Soulful choice for this week: