Artist	Song
Marvin Gaye	Let's Get It On
from Number 1's: Marvin Gaye (2007)
The Isley Brothers	Between the Sheets
from The Ultimate Isley Brothers (2000)
Barry White	Love Serenade
from Gold (2008)
Prince & The Revolution	Darling Nikki
from Purple Rain (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) (2007)
D'Angelo	Untitled (How Does It Feel) [Edit]
from Ultimate D'Angelo (2008)
Al Green	I'm Still In Love With You
from Al Green: Greatest Hits (1975)
Daryl Hall & John Oates	One On One
from The Very Best of Daryl Hall & John Oates (Remastered) (1990)
Madonna	Justify My Love
from Celebration (Deluxe Video Edition) (2009)
Donna Summer	Love to Love You Baby
from Donna Summer: Gold (2005)
Isaac Hayes	Joy, Pt. 1
from Isaac Hayes: Greatest Hits Singles (2006)
Peggy Lee	Fever
from The Best of Miss Peggy Lee (1998)
INXS	Need You Tonight
from The Best of INXS (2003)
Bee Gees	Love You Inside Out
from The Ultimate Bee Gees (2009)
Al B. Sure!, Barry White, El DeBarge, James Ingram & Quincy Jones	The Secret Garden (Sweet Seduction Suite)
from Back On the Block (2005)
50 Cent & Olivia	Candy Shop
from The Massacre (2005)
LL Cool J	Doin' It
from All World - Greatest Hits (1996)
Sade	Smooth Operator
from The Best of Sade (1994)
Britney Spears	I'm a Slave 4 U
from Britney (2001)
Luther Vandross	Creepin'
from The Essential Luther Vandross (2003)
Akon featuring Snoop Dogg	I Wanna Love You
from Konvicted (2006)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Reasons
from Gratitude (1999)
R. Kelly	Bump 'n' Grind
from The R. In R&B Collection, Vol. 1 (1990)
Usher	Nice & Slow
from My Way (1997)
Maxwell	...Til the Cops Come Knockin'
from Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite (1996)
The Floaters	Float On
from Number 1's: '70's Soul (2007)
Divinyls	I Touch Myself
from Divinyls (1992)
Chris Isaak	Wicked Game
from Best of Chris Isaak (Remastered) (2006)
Portishead	Glory Box
from Dummy (1994)
Snoop Dogg	Sensual Seduction
from Sensual Seduction - Single (2007)
George Michael	I Want Your Sex
from Faith (Remastered) (2011)

Comment:

You can have the Champagne chilled, the fireplace crackling, and rose petals strewn from the front door to the back, but without the music, you've missed the mood by a mile. And, lady and gentleman, we've [i]got[/i] the music. The only thing greater than the number of players in Barry White's Love Unlimited Orchestra is the thread count of his sheets, and the mighty Walrus of Love lays down a Cadillac rap of slow-rollin' thunder in his symphony to sensuality, "Love Serenade (Parts 1 and 2)." In "Wicked Game," Chris Isaak turns on his midnight-drive falsetto, easing the seat back and rolling the dial to a whole other era of longing; you can almost smell the Chanel and see just a hint of nylon seam. Torch singer? Try lit Zippo. To spark her "Fever," all Peggy Lee needed were drums and bass; hell, she [i]was[/i] the instrument, teasing a nation of men and putting the [i]ba-boom[/i] in baby boom. A different time, a different country, a different woman — in "Glory Box," Portishead's Beth Gibbons rides a Bristol trip-hop nightscape into the arms of a man she could easily take . . . but very much wants to take [i]her[/i]. From Marvin Gaye to Britney Spears, from Sade to INXS, we're setting the get-it-on gauge to [i]schmoooooove[/i]. What happens next is up to you.

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