Artist	Song
Keyshia Cole	Let It Go (feat. Missy Elliott & Lil 'Kim)
from Just Like You (2007)
Alicia Keys	No One
from As I Am (2007)
Beyoncé	Crazy In Love
from Dangerously In Love (2003)
Amy Winehouse	Love Is a Losing Game
from Back to Black (2007)
Jill Scott	A Long Walk
from Who Is Jill Scott? - Words and Sounds, Vol. 1 (2000)
Heather Headley	I Wish I Wasn't
from This Is Who I Am (2002)
Erykah Badu	Tyrone
from Erykah Badu: Live (1997)
Joss Stone	Tell Me What We're Gonna Do Now
from Introducing Joss Stone (2007)
Lauryn Hill	Ex-Factor
from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill (1998)
Ciara	One, Two Step
from Goodies (2004)
Angie Stone	Baby
from The Art of Love & War (2007)
Aaliyah	At Your Best You Are Love
from Age Ain't Nothing But a Number (1990)
Deemi	Soundtrack of My Life (Radio Version)
from Soundtrack of My Life - Single (2007)
Ashanti	The Way That I Love You
from The Declaration (2008)
Syleena Johnson	Guess What
from Chapter 2: The Voice (1990)

Comment:

Mary owned the last decade of the 20th century — and the 21st century already has her stamp all over it. Peep the body oil- and incense-scented lyrics of Jill Scott’s “A Long Walk” and you’ll hear an indie-soul cousin basking in the freedom forged by Mary’s hip-hop-soul revolution. Then there’s Keyshia Cole, who kicks it a cappella at the start of “Let It Go,” diving headfirst into very-Mary lyrics ([i]Girl, keep your dignity, even if ya man ain’t feelin’ you . . .[/i]) and playing the role of a ’hood Dear Abby. And the around-the-way wisdom filtered through Alicia Keys’ “No One” is served up piping hot, with catch-in-your-throat singing and misty-eyed, head-nodding signifying as Ms. Keys shares her world; her stark-naked emotion seems to flow directly from one of Mary’s gospel revival-style shows. But we’re just getting started: From Fantasia to Joss Stone, the daughters of Mary come in all colors and genres — and we’ve got ’em all right here.

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