Artist	Song
John Legend	Ordinary People
from Get Lifted (2004)
John Legend & André 3000	Green Light
from Evolver (2008)
John Legend	Save Room
from Once Again (2007)
John Legend & The Roots	Wake Up Everybody (feat. Common & Melanie Fiona)
from Wake Up! (Deluxe Version) (2010)
John Legend	Stay With You
from Get Lifted (2004)
John Legend	P.D.A. (We Just Don't Care)
from Once Again (2007)
John Legend	Used to Love U
from Get Lifted (2004)
John Legend	Slow Dance
from Once Again (2007)
John Legend	Everybody Knows
from Evolver (2008)
John Legend	Number One
from Get Lifted (2004)
Kanye West & John Legend	Blame Game
from My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy (2010)
John Legend & The Roots	Shine
from Wake Up! (Deluxe Version) (2010)
John Legend	This Time
from Evolver (2008)
The Roots & John Legend	The Fire
from How I Got Over (2010)
John Legend	So High
from Get Lifted (2004)
John Legend	Sun Comes Up
from Sun Comes Up - Single (2007)
John Legend	Each Day Gets Better
from Once Again (2007)
John Legend	Heaven
from Once Again (2007)
John Legend & The Roots	Hard Times (feat. Black Thought)
from Wake Up! (Deluxe Version) (2010)
Estelle	No Other Love
from Evolver (2008)
Rick Ross & John Legend	Magnificent
from Deeper Than Rap (Deluxe Version) (2009)
John Legend & The Roots	Ordinary People
from iTunes Live from SoHo (2011)
John Legend & The Roots	Compared to What
from Wake Up! (Deluxe Version) (2010)
John Legend	Good Morning
from Evolver (2008)
Common, John Legend & Kanye West	They Say
from Be (2005)
John Legend	Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing
from Hitch (2005)
John Legend	Another Again
from Once Again (2007)
Sergio Mendes	Please Baby Don't (feat. John Legend)
from Timeless (2006)
Slum Village	Selfish
from Detroit Deli (A Taste of Detroit) (2004)
John Legend & The Roots	Our Generation (The Hope of the World) [Live]
from iTunes Live from SoHo (2011)

Comment:

If John Legend's stage name points to the hand of destiny in his own success, it also hints at the icons who inspire this new-school soul superstar. He was barely out of his teens when the likes of Janet Jackson and Kanye West were recruiting the former child prodigy as a go-to session guy; and when Legend finally went solo, sensual stunners like "Stay With You" brought comparisons to such storied artists as Marvin, Curtis, and Stevie. Legend may keep those forefathers close to his musical heart, but he's too busy loving up his own muse to be anything but an individual, one who's as happy getting "Selfish" with Slum Village and hip-hop god West as he is grooving on the warm, bluesy feel of "Sun Comes Up" and the mythic proportions of the epic pop declaration "This Time."

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