Ginuwine with Stokley, Zapp, and more

Born in St. Paul, Stokley Williams rose to fame with Mint Condition, known for hits like "Pretty Brown Eyes." He's collaborated with icons like Prince and received a Grammy nod.

Washington D.C.-born R&B star Ginuwine soared in the '90s with hits like "Pony." Collaborated with Timbaland, he became famous for a seductive style, securing a wide fanbase and multiple platinum albums. Known for powerful covers of Prince and MJ, he also made strides in acting and film.

Zapp, a 1980s funk band from Hamilton, OH, gained fame with their electro pop and vocoder styles. Known for hits like "More Bounce to the Ounce" and collaborations with Bootsy Collins. Led by Roger Troutman, their sound was influenced by the Ohio Players and Parliament. Their popular track "I Want to Be Your Man" topped R&B charts, and collaboration with Dr. Dre & 2Pac on "California Love" stood out. Tragedy struck when Roger was killed by his brother, Larry, in 1999.

Freddie Jackson, born in Harlem, excelled in romantic soul ballads and urban dance music in the '80s. Known for hits "You Are My Lady" and collaborations with Melba Moore, his albums went platinum despite not crossing to pop charts.