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R&B Women Through the Decades | Anita, Whitney, Toni, Mary J. & Today’s Era | Episode 11 Part 3

from 79ers Podcast: Sports, Sneakers & Nostalgia · host 79ers Podcast

In Episode 11 Part 3, the 79ers Podcast takes a look at R&B women through the decades, breaking down the voices, style, impact, and presence of some of the most influential women in the genre.From the 80s to the 90s to the 2000s and now, we talk about the artists who helped define each era and shaped the sound, image, and direction of R&B. This episode highlights legendary names like Anita Baker, Whitney Houston, Toni Braxton, Mary J. Blige, and today’s generation of stars while reflecting on how each decade brought its own flavor, attitude, and unforgettable moments.This is a celebration of the women who gave R&B its elegance, emotion, soul, and staying power.In this episode:R&B women of the 80sR&B women of the 90s2000s and current era starsVocal impact and influenceStyle, image, and legacyHow each era changed the cultureTap in with the 79ers Podcast for more conversations on music, nostalgia, sports, sneakers, and culture.

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