Artist	Song
Luther Vandross	Here and Now
from The Essential Luther Vandross (2003)
Luther Vandross	A House Is Not a Home
from Never Too Much (1986)
Luther Vandross	Never Too Much
from Never Too Much (1986)
Luther Vandross	Any Love
from Any Love (1984)
Luther Vandross	Stop to Love
from Give Me the Reason (1986)
Luther Vandross	There's Nothing Better Than Love
from Give Me the Reason (1986)
Luther Vandross	Dance With My Father
from Discover Beyond: Luther Vandross - EP (2007)
Luther Vandross	Power of Love / Love Power
from Power of Love (1991)
Luther Vandross	If This World Were Mine
from Always & Forever - The Classics (1998)
Luther Vandross	Anyone Who Had a Heart
from Give Me the Reason (1986)
Luther Vandross	Endless Love
from One Night With You The Best of Love, Vol. 2 (1997)
Luther Vandross	If Only for One Night
from The Night I Fell In Love (1985)
Luther Vandross	Give Me the Reason
from Give Me the Reason (1986)
Luther Vandross	Forever, for Always, for Love
from Forever, for Always, for Love (1986)
Luther Vandross	So Amazing
from The Essential Luther Vandross (2003)
Luther Vandross	Creepin'
from Luther Vandross: Greatest Hits (1999)
Luther Vandross	Wait for Love
from The Night I Fell In Love (1985)
Luther Vandross	Always and Forever
from Songs (1994)
Luther Vandross	Since I Lost My Baby
from Always & Forever - The Classics (1998)
Luther Vandross	Your Secret Love
from The Essential Luther Vandross (2003)
Luther Vandross	'Til My Baby Comes Home
from The Night I Fell In Love (1985)
Luther Vandross	The Closer I Get to You (Duet With Beyonce Knowles)
from Dance With My Father (2003)
Luther Vandross	Don't You Know That?
from Never Too Much (1986)
Luther Vandross	Think About You
from Dance With My Father (2003)
Luther Vandross	She Won't Talk to Me
from Any Love (1984)

Comment:

Blessed with a 1,000-thread-count voice and the talent to drape it across ballads and finger-poppers with equal ease, Luther Vandross became the love man for a new generation. Pushing aside the boasting and begging of Teddy and Marvin, Luther sang about romance, plain and simple. It seems only natural, then, that he would give couples "Here and Now," a song that nearly makes "The Wedding March" obsolete.

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