Artist	Song
Keri Hilson	Energy
from In a Perfect World... (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Mario	Lay In My Bed
from Go (2007)
Dwele	I'm Cheatin'
from Sketches of a Man (Bonus Track Edition) (2008)
Estelle	Come Over
from Shine (Deluxe Version) (2008)
Robin Thicke	Loverman
from Something Else (Deluxe Edition) (2008)
Ryan Leslie	Addiction
from Addiction (feat. Cassie & Fabolous) - Single (2008)
Marvin Gaye	I Want You
from I Want You (1998)
Janet	Curtains
from Discipline (2008)
Prince	Adore (Edit)
from The Hits 1 (2007)
Aretha Franklin	Call Me
from The Very Best of Aretha Franklin - The 60's (2008)
Barry White	Practice What You Preach
from The Icon Is Love (1994)
Boyz II Men	I'll Make Love to You
from Legacy - The Greatest Hits Collection (Deluxe Edition) (2004)
Marvin Gaye	After the Dance
from I Want You (1998)
Guy	Piece of My Love
from Guy: Groove Me - The Very Best of Guy (2002)
Ginuwine	So Anxious
from Ginuwine: Greatest Hits (2006)
The Isley Brothers	Make Me Say It Again Girl, Pts. 1 & 2
from The Essential Isley Brothers (2004)
Johnny Gill	My, My, My
from Johnny Gill (1992)
Marques Houston	Naked
from Naked (2005)
Nina Simone	Feeling Good
from I Put a Spell On You (2006)
Van Hunt	Seconds of Pleasure
from Van Hunt (2004)
Donell Jones	Do U Wanna
from Life Goes On (2001)
Eddie Kendricks	Intimate Friends
from The Ultimate Collection: Eddie Kendricks (1998)
Kem	I Can't Stop Loving You
from Album II (2005)
Joe	The Love Scene
from Joe: Greatest Hits (2008)
Chico DeBarge	Physical Train
from Long Time, No See (1997)

Comment:

We wouldn't let you down now, not when you're going in deep yourself, plunging you and the object of your desire in a dusk-to-dawn, head-to-toe, body-and-soul communion. Not when Janet Jackson is pleading for you to draw the "Curtains" and stage a little show of your own, and definitely not when Marques Houston is issuing an invitation to get "Naked" that simply can't be turned down. These are the tunes to take you from the promise of pleasure to come (Boyz II Men's "I'll Make Love to You"), straight on through to the sumptuous peace of afterglow (Marvin Gaye and "After the Dance").

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