Barry White Songs Even He's Surprised He Wrote
Barry White was a soul music icon, but some of his songs surprise even those familiar with his style. These melodies from the American singer showcase the artist's versatility and creativity.
Listening to these songs is like discovering unknown facets of an artist we all associate with romance and sensuality. From unexpected lyrics to surprising musical arrangements, the Texas native's songs reveal how an established artist can explore and surprise, leaving a mark with his enormous talent.
The album I've Got So Much to Give was the start of a career that, during the disco years, made him one of the kings of the dance floor.
The Longer We Make Love
A duet with Chaka Khan included on the album Staying Power (1999).
All Around the World
A collaboration with Lisa Stansfield in 1989.
When Will I See You Again
From the album The Man Is Back! (1989)
Super Lover
This song was realeased in 1989.
The Man Is Back
From the album The Man (1978).
Your Sweetness Is My Weakness
This song was realeased in 1977.
It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next to Me
From the album Barry White Sings for Someone You Love (1977)
Baby We Better Try to Get It Together
Realeased in 1976. From the album Let the Music Play.
Satin Soul
Realeased in 1974. From the album Can't Get Enough.
Staying Power
This single earned him two Grammy Awards.
Basketball Jones
In this song, White had a duet with Chris Rock.
In Your Wildest Dream
In 1996, White recorded In Your Wildest Dreams with Tina Turner.
Practice What You Preach
This song reached No. 1 on the Billboard R&B album charts.
I Wanna Do It Good to Ya
A single released in 1989.
Love's Theme
Released in 1973.
Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe
Released in June 1974 as the first single from his third album, Can't Get Enough (1974).
Practice What You Preach
The first single from his nineteenth studio album, The Icon Is Love (1994).
Never, Never Gonna Give You Up
A single from his album Stone Gon.
Let the Music Play
Recorded in 1975 and released in January 1976
You're the First, the Last, My Everything
From his third studio album, Can't Get Enough (1974).
