Artist	Song
R. Kelly	As I Look Into My Life
from R. Kelly (1995)
R. Kelly	Red Carpet (Pause, Flash)
from Happy People / U Saved Me (2004)
R. Kelly	You Knock Me Out
from Chocolate Factory (2002)
R. Kelly	One Man
from R. (1990)
R. Kelly featuring Notorious B.I.G.	(You to Be) Be Happy
from R. Kelly (1995)
R. Kelly	Money Makes the World Go Round
from R. (1990)
R. Kelly	Showdown
from Chocolate Factory (2002)
R. Kelly	Get Up On a Room
from R. (1990)
R. Kelly	The Greatest Sex
from TP-2.com (1990)
Jay-Z, Lil' Kim & R. Kelly	Shake Ya Body
from The Best of Both Worlds (2002)
R. Kelly	Did You Ever Think
from R. (1990)
R. Kelly	Trade In My Life
from R. Kelly (1995)
R. Kelly	Reality
from R. (1990)
R. Kelly	Suicide
from R. (1990)
R. Kelly	The Greatest Show On Earth
from Happy People / U Saved Me (2004)
R. Kelly	Don't Put Me Out
from R. (1990)
R. Kelly	Radio Message
from Love Letter (2010)
R. Kelly	Chocolate Factory
from Chocolate Factory (2002)
R. Kelly	Playa's Only
from TP.3 Reloaded (2005)
R. Kelly	Happy Summertime
from TP.3 Reloaded (2005)
R. Kelly	In the Kitchen
from TP.3 Reloaded (2005)
R. Kelly	Remote Control
from TP.3 Reloaded (2005)
R. Kelly	Touchin
from TP.3 Reloaded (2005)
R. Kelly	Sex Weed
from TP.3 Reloaded (2005)
R. Kelly	Ghetto Religion
from The R. In R&B Collection, Vol. 1 (2003)

Comment:

It’s not just that R. Kelly brings his best game so well in so many ways: he also brings it often, kicking out single- and double-disc sets packed to the brim with unstoppable groves in every flavor . . . from the neo-soul slink of “Suicide” to the funky party thrills of “Happy Summertime” (featuring Snoop Dogg) and the food-centric erotica of “In the Kitchen,” where he spies his girl chillin’ in her robe, “cuttin’ up potatoes, fruits and vegetables,” before opening up to the possibilities of his surroundings: “I want to put you on the counter by the buttered rolls.” And there’s no better confirmation of Kelly’s R&B-heavyweight status than his Jay-Z collaborations: “Shake Ya Body” (also featuring Lil’ Kim) hails from [i]The Best of Both Worlds[/i], 2002’s excellent collaborative album.

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